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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1964 •
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TH'E LUCKNOW SENTINEL,,. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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L and GENERAL
Mrs. Lorne Durnin' of West Wa-
wanosh returnedFriday
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/after being hospitalized at ': Wing••
ham for three• weeks.
Mrs. Allan Turner and.Richard
Turner of Aurora spent the ' week-
end with • Mr: and Mrs. Jas. Wraith
of town while ; attending the:: fun-
eral of Mrs. 'Turner's. brother,: Mr.
John J. Smith.
"We,• enjoy; the paper and. send
it on, to Judy'when finished with -
it+: Judy is'in college' at . Water-
loo," says' 'Mrs " Evelyn'. Rouse of
the' RCAF station `at Camp 'Borden
in renewing their paper.
- Mr.: .and. Mrs. .Barry McDonagh
.and family, Ashfield, were .week-
end guests:with 'Muray • and Shire
ley McDonagh,' Barrie. On their
return home Sunday a large' dog
careened off the front ofthe: car
, causingsome'damage too the . rill
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L�1CKN.OIN
UNITED CHURCH
Rev: • Howard' W Strapp
SUNDAY, JANUARY 26
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11: 00 a.m. Morning +Worship,
"Who ,'in You? •
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•.,Rev, Roderick MacLeod
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NEWS
Arthur McInnis, . who.,resides on .
Highwayat the ' site 86 of the :old
Paramount Cheese e
t Factory, ::was
admitted to ` Pinecrest Manor,
Lucknow last week: ' •
Elmer; MacKenzie of Point' Clark
and formerly'of Lucknow is'em-
ployed, ' by, Silverwoods . Dairies
Ltd.; Lucknow.- ,
Rev. •, H. 'W. • Strapp. ; and ' Rev.
Rod__MacLeod _took. the :television
and radio religious programs on
CKNX TV and radio , on : Wednes-
day • of last week. •
Mrs. Wm. /Humphrey of : • St'
Helens has been ;a patient in Vic-
toria ;Hospital; London, since
shortly after Christmas.
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�• Bea Parker 'of Toronto
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underwent surgery ten, :days -.ago
in St. Michael's Hospital, • Toronto,
and is progressing favorably.
Margaret Mont omery entertain-
ed anumber of young. friend* on
Thursday. to mark:her:9th .birth-
day.
Mr. and' Mrs.George Tucker,
who recently sold thei • home
mov : toa.-Ex -
north of � :Lucknow, �.
eter he , first of last' wee .:
Miss Labra -Archer,, a resident
u -`no for of ` Rose :.,5t. , m Lucknow • w many
years,. is' now making-, her , home
at Brucelea 'Haven, Walkerton.
Mr. and Mrs.'. Donald Rae Scott
motored ' from Saskatchewan to
Christmas holidays with
spend the y
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Scott. Donnie and Shirley left last
Wednesday to ' make « a tour of
Florida' and Mexico before return-
ing home.
London.
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Harold Mr, and'Mrs.,
Kim '4and • 'Mr. and Mrs.'. Jim
Cooke,. all of Kapuskasing spent
the, week -end at the home of -their
parents Mr, and Mrs, Chris Cooke
off West Wawanosh while attend-
ing they funeral of their grand-
father Mr. John . J. 'Smith,
`Stanley Pymm returned . from.
Westminster ' Hospital ' London, ..on
Saturday and is again in a ,pos-
ition • to look -after
� has - accounting
work.
In renewing. his : Sentinel lllr. P.
W. Hoag of Strathroy says he 'en-
joys the. : paper ; and keeping in
touch with the doings in the town.
"Lucknow has that,forward: look
which makes it progressive and.
interesting."'
OBITUARY
CECIL 'G.. ,MULLIN
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Funeral service : for Cecil '; .G.
• Mullin; 61, . was conducted ' by; Rev.
David Crawford: of Knox •'Presby
terian Church,' Listowel, . at . the
McLaughlin 'and Reed Funeral
Home in Listowel. on Monday,
January :'13th.
Temporary- entombment was in
South Kinloss Cemetery chapel.'
Burial will ` follow., in Greenhill
Cemetery, Lucknow.
Mr, Mullin diedsuCdenly, at his'
honie'• in Listowel on . Saturday
from a heart seizure: He had been
'in' ,ailing health. '`A former bus-'
inessman,, Mr: Mullin, ;had• been
employed since. going to' Listowel
-at-,:the---,L- istowel Motor -Supply and
later at the•Clarence Bender Ser.;
vice Station,, ••
He .was a . native of ; Ashfield
Township and was born on 'March
20," 1902,-' a son .of 'the late' Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Mullin of Con. 10
Ashfield • and later ' of Lucknow.
.Cecil was: engaged 'in. the produce
business in.'Lucknow atnd.was. ac-
tive in the Orange Lodge. In Lis-'•
towel he, was a member of ;,,Knox
[Presbyterian Church and the ' Lis
towel Loyal , Orange Lodge.
.Hia marriage to'Hazel Raynar.,.
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of this community, took' place on
April 20, 1927 at Lucknow..:She
survives
. along : with two sons,,
Gordon, of Forest and William of
Picton; • one daughter, Mrs. C. M.
"Bud" (Mary) ,Bitton, ` Listowel;
°a brother, Stewart 'Mullin of Luck-
now and a sister, Mrs, .Gordon,
(Rostella) Ard. of Wingham, and
10 grandchildren.,
Lucknow & Whitechurch, occurr-
ed in Guelph. General Hospital on
Sunday in his 73rd year.
The ' funeral • service was'_ held
at' 'Acton, where he' has resided
in . recent years, on. Wednesday
morning, following which the re-
mains were brought to Lucknow,
to the South Kinloss Chapel where.
temporary entombment was .made,.
with the final resting place ; to : be
Greenhill .Cemetery where his
wife and ' infant son are buried.
Members of Old Light Lodge
A.F. and .,A M. held 'a memorial
service at South Kinloss on. Wed-
nesday afternoon,
Mr. Moore was a native of East
Wawanosh. His widowed mother,,
Mrs. Mary Moore resided • for
several ' years. in Lucknow in the.
home ' now owned by Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Webster. '•
Mr. and /Mrs. Gordon Moore
came to Lucknow in 1917 from
Whitechurch when he was appoint-
ed.. CNR section foreman . to suc-
ceed Archie `Barbour.
Mr. 'and Mrs'. Mooreresided
here . for : seven years until • ' his,
transfer to Rockwood in 1924,
where he was stationed until 1942
when he was transferred to Acton
where /he retired in 1956. While
here they lost an infant .son, ,El
mer..
Mrs. Moore was the . former,.
:Lillie; Annette Bolt of Marnoch, in
East Wawanosh ' Township. She
was instantly • killed ' in .'a:;, train
wreck at .Bronte . in July of ' 1959.
Mrs: Moore was'returning! hote
from » a visit with relatives.
A • broken rail pierced the bot-
tom ,: of the coach '. in which she
was • a, passenger, .ripped through
the seat in which Mrs:. Moore was
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In Guelph Sunday
sitting . and penetrated the roof
of .the, coach. A lady from North
B, in. the as Mrs::
Mooreay;,• was alssameo killedseat.
Surviving members of the Moore
family are a son Alvin. 'of Acton
and three daughters, Mrs. jack •
Fields (Muriel) of Oakville, Mrs. -
Claire Collins' (Eileen) and Mrs.
Robert . Peardon (Helen) both of
Georgetown and ' ten , grandchild:
ren,
Mrs. Lorne Johnston. - ' visited
last Saturday with her sister Mrs.
Lena Plaetzer of " Auburn,who is
a patient ' in Victoria Hospital,
In renewing her,
paper, Mrs. ` P.
H. • Torrance of North Bay says
"one paper we cannot. do -with-
out . and look • forward • to it every
week." -Temperatures on , .that
January : 13 day at North Bay were:
23 below. Earlier weather` has "
been very •pleasant with. -very' lit-
tle snow.
Visitors with Mr: and •Mrs. Wm.
G; Hunter, during. the week -enc!
were •Mr.• and : Mrs. Ken Laidlaw,
of • •'•London, Mr. and Mrs. George .
Hunter .of Lucknow and ',
Mrs. :Joe Freeman of CMr. and 'Colborne.
NEWS. BRIEFS
Ralph' D. Munro of Auburn ' is
to retire • from shop -keeping in
that village, and 'When,.he leaves
the store which has been in the
Munro . family for three-quarters
of a : century, all he will take with
him as far as fixtures are :con-
cerned is an 8 -day ;;clock, The .80
year-old clock which has runcon-
tinually, will '; find 'a place of dis-
tinction .in the Munro home.
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