The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-06-01, Page 16'The LUCKNOW .SENTINELS i,UCKNOW, ONTARIO.
Spent lifetime
Near Miberley
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ARC.HIBALP COURTNEY
• Archibald Chisholm Courtney Of
Amberley passed away in his sev-
enty-third year in Kincardine Dist-
rict General Hospital after a brief
illness.. '
He was born March 29, 1894,,.sor
of the •late Patrick Courtney and
Elizabeth. Chisholm, Huron Town-
ship, Nis entire lifetime was spent
on the farm , second concession of
Huron Township until his retire= c '
ment to Amberley in 1952,
Mr`, Courtney was united in
marriage to the former Lottie Reid
,of Lucknow on November 24,'
1920..He was a member of Pine •
River United. Church andrAm'b'erley l •
Orange Lodge; • Mr• Courtney en-
joyed his family and• His friends,
and was always willing to share •
with others his love of singing.and
congenial Conversation..;
Surviving besides his widow are '
two, sorts, Leonard and•Bob of Hur-
on Township,a daughter, Gerald-
ine, Mrs. Carman McLeod, Kin-
cardine; .sixteen. grandchildren;
two sisters, •Elizabeth°, Mrs., Will
Sailows of Goderich; Helen;, Mrs.
Newman.Wellwood of Kincardine;
two brothers, James •of 'Kincardine,
and'' Elmer John of Regina. 'He,
was predeceased. by an infant son .
in 1922, five sisters and one
brother.
Funeral service was held on
Thursday,. May 19, •from,the.Mac-',
Lennan•.Funeral. Home, Kincardine
,with interment in Kincardine•Cem,
etery. ° Rev . Harold .. Pillen of Pine
River United Church conducted •
the.service .Pallbearers were •
John Blue, Bob Steele, Donald •
•
Courtney, Howard`Robb; Bob Mc-
Nay and Ross Shiells.
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KI NGSBRI DGE `'
(Intended 'for last week)
Mr.' and Mrs,.Ifni M art.i n , Joe,
Peter and. Ted N.
spent the holiday
fdweekend near Nonh Bay,
Mr, and Mrs. Cletus Reynolds:, _'
Sudbury .; spent the :weekend' with.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray• Dalton, Other .
holiday visitors with the Daltons
were Mr; and Mrs.: Gordon 'Valid, '
London, and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
,.Hansford.,, Galt.,
' ,Mr; :and Mrs. , Sandy' Mc Pherson
_' and -Sandra Lynn•, -Oshawa, and -
Mary .tou Drennan, Goderic;h,
were Sunday visitors with Mr, and
Mrs: Earl.D`rerinan.... .
Ctrs.. Maurice Edwards, Mark,
Mary Ann and Sharon, spent the •
weekend'with Mrs. 'G.. Kinahan.
`Mrs: John Kelly is a patient iri
• Goderich Hospital, . Mr. Kelly is
• a •patient 'at Maitland Manor. Nursr.
ing Home, Goderich.:' '
•Mr. "and Mrs. Len Woodleyand'
family. Mallon, visited Mrs. Clif
ton ,Austin. . •
Mr. and Mrs. H. Lambertus,
Kits. Clifton Austin, Mrs. Dennis'
' Dalton, Brian and Maria Ruth
Ann Rankin, attended the Meyer-
Dirodat wedding Saturday morn-
ing in
orn-ing'in Henson and reception fill
owing,. ,
Ur:and Mgrs. Arnold Marsman ,P
and children,. London, Mr. and -
'Mrs. Maurice. Dalton, Hamilton,
Mrs. AIice Dalton, Londbni visit-
ed Mrs. Dennis Dalton over the
• . ee 'end. . •
Mr: and Mrs: Jinn Gibbons,
BLilic oil;" Mr, and Mrs. Chas.
Blonde. Oakville, were•recent
• sit'ors •r. it . Mr, and Mrs. Ray
'alton,
s,F.t. •and Mrs. Jack 'Fitzgerald
a.: `ar*.: 1y , Stratford, _spent the
:dav weekend at their bonne.'
?s,
ere
l,'.: . EJ2ere Frayne, Mary Ann
a °!".a, .isied her parents, Mr.
a"= ti r''" ;'*tae ":er, in Hesson over
.,. e weekend.
l The other day !picked up the.
telephone and called Batman's.
agent in New: York. After the,
usual exchange of names :and "h
are you's", the canversati•on.wer
somethinglike this: '
I m aallrnq
to find out if.Batman makes per-
sonal appearances." • The 'answer
*as .„yeS.. —What's- the. fee._.
The answer was '$20 , 00.0 , plus e:
It•s not :often television stations,' penses. "How long would the pe
are telephoned and complimented sonal appearance last?”, "That'
about a 'commercial..,All around for.: one day , "" was the answer.
. the: country TV. stations are receiv-
ing calls, many of them long-
distant, about a certain.one- .,
minute beer commercial message.
Those inquiring, want to know
the name of "the tune .and if it's
available at record stores. , • .
:Ry accident, we located some -
•one in. Kitchener, who just return
ed from visiting Dublin.
:-Ireland.. His na„rne •is Clare .
Millar and he provided this in
formation. 7l'he song' is•; entitled . a
"Off'to Dublin", and .the name I,
of the group is;'The Abbey Lane
Bar Singers". +he record is
available in i reland,•but •so•.far.
it is not available in Canada.
I telephoned the advertising '•.
agency, F.' H. Hayhurst, who l
handles .this account (which ., in-:
cidentally',, is Carling's Black
Label) and was informed - that
they are going to °Ireland..for the
purpose of Making a record .which
would presumably.be sold in this ,'
country.
.. .
From New York City-, a friend
who just returned from Japan' sent
this interesting item along. He 1
writes; "Japanese scientists are '
drawing fish to waiting "netsby
broadcasting, through the water,
the sounds made by feeding fish
schools. They had tossed bait
into the water, sthen r.ec'orded ,
the sounds made by fish swarm-
ing to the bait.. Replayed later
under water, the sounds attract ;
fish of the same species. Sch-
ools of different species produce
feeding.noises peculiar 'to that'
species."
•• •••:s •.
He's not only asking for rwenrl
thousand,but he's getting it 11
agent informed me that' he i•
'
-.booked, into a stadium 'in'New•l-c
City and he will also receive a
percentage of the gross; a ti, ell a
the 20,grand,
• As the man said, '•'1'.ou'c•an't
blam,e'him.for. making.. it while
he: can."' When' the show dies,.
Programs appearing on the.
CTV network netted 12 Emmy
Awards, none of which were
Canadian produced. So what?
These awards should be revised
to include all TV shows or
scrapped.
Here are a few' ideasfor new
television. programs sent inshy
of the. readers. My Father the Ba
Befdddled, Get Dumb, .Little Hi.l
The Revengers, Ron Messy ,
Tommy Finder,, The A 1 Musica
Mental -Case, Backflash city
Music Room, A Come C'Oen e '6
Red Light Let's Cry Out, Person
in •Trouble, and'W'ide World of
:Losers •
.;
-With the hockey.seasor: o er,
CBC will again insert '' re a t
Movies" iri.the Saturday -nicht..
NHL. spot. On may 28th we
"Birdman of Alcatraz".
And speaking of moticr; pict-
ures', ABC with •a "Wednesdac
night movie" will run eie:t, six -
of them in colour, startrr., July
'20th until September l't}., Here'
the line-up, but not in order of
appearance; The Glass hit nagerii
High T Cme, Comancherci , An-
astasia', .Holiday for LoN tr? ,
Bachelor .Flat , °Scalplockcarid
Sink the Bismarck.