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EONE.SOAV, NOVEMBER 2..,5th, 1970'
THE LucKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
A GIFT
SUBSCRIPTION TO
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Bervie Resident.
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MRS. JOHN W. SWAN
Mrs. John Swan of Bervie •pass -
act - e
....,1__Wiarton, on Saturday November
rhe 14th in her 73rd year.
She was born in Kincardine ,
Township•on December 25th, .,
1897 , a d4ughier of JOseph Eng.
ph, land and Elizabeth Jane Pritchard
Following her marriage to John
W. Swan on January 2nd, 1918,
they lived at creWe. They lived
eight years at St. H.elens, for 'a
time at Port Hopnd-hacLbeen__
residents of 'Bervie for the past
twenty years. • '
, .
MrS: Swan has been a‘.resident
:of Gateway 'Haven since last
:January.' • Mr. Swan is also a res- • Born in Ashfield Township, he
ident there. •• • wasii son of James Alton and
• They observed their GOiden • Amelia Reed; He attended -
Wedding Anniversary .in January, •sehools in Belfast „Lucknow,
1968. 'Open House was held the Wingham and Toronto. He taught
.previorips October at their home , at Donnybrook and Ripley where
.Bervie in4ionour of the occasion. he became Principal of the'Con-
ii
;moVed to ,?rotarito and had taught
there for: 20 years When he was
• appointed as.principal in North :
• That• lasts the.
Whole Year
'Round.
A GIFT THE WHOLE FAMILY
CAN ENJOY
$7,00 for US,A. and Foreign
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Red and White
Announcement
• Serving 309, Red & White Stores
and 28 Super Save Markets in
•Ontario,• National Grocers has
announced that these markets
would join in the Current food
price war. The announcement
• was made to The Sentinel last •
week end by National 6rocers..
Serving food retailers with
sales in excess of five hundred..
•million dollars and operating 27
'strategically located distribution •
warehOuses, National Grocers
holds the Red and White and„
Super Save franchise for Ontario.
Funeral Horne , Lucknow, on
. Former Resident day; November 20 ,.at -2;00 p.m..,
with interment at Greenhill Cern-
ietery7---Rev . Jones of ofkVillowdale—
iu.
• . was minister . •
Pallbearers Were Harold Thornp-
,
son, Bert Thompson,: Prank .
Thompson.; Jack MacIntOsh, ail
brothers-in-law and two nephews
Jackton-and J C Alton • "
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Ftiur:Guides Pan •
1•01:: CIOSS•Composs.
Roll call for this week ;included,:
inspection for neat , pressed uni-
forms. The colour party included
Sanclra Finlay ,•Barbara Cameron,
and Susan Hayes.
• A new shield was presented to
the patrol with the most points
so.far this year. it was presented.
to•the Scarlet Tanager Patrol and
will be presented each week to
,the winning, patrol&
After. -Patrol Corners , a whistle
and hand .signals game was play-
. ed. During a work period; Sandra.
Finlay helped the .recruits, .while
Each-StoTels-l-o-cally-owned7and--- -Lleutenant--taught-beginners-Com--
••
managed. • ' ' .• pass „and Captain instructed the
A spokesman for National Groc- older guides. After vespers, '
Taps concluded the meeting.
On Friday flight, four guides
passed lst Class compass: Brenda
MacDonald , Ruth Henderson, .
Mary Ellen Havens and Kathy •
Treleaven.
:ers states "We will be following -
• our usual practice of being corn-
petitiVe in the Ontario retail food
• . field";
WM. Wi ALTON • •
William' Whitney Alton, 66, of
•. dale died Tuesday,•Novern-
ber 17 at Princess Margaret HoSpit-
TorontO. •
He had. completed 42' years in
at -ion dadaeioietire
• two years ago but continued as
Principal of YOrkview Drive PUb-•
•lic School until last June to intrO-
drice the borough's first audio-
visual teaching programMe; His.
reputation led the school
authorities to -select YerkV:ie-w--
'from among 100 school§ for the
initiation Of the new and ,experim-
ental:technique using cable tele-:
• vision in classrooms.
• •
KINLOSS
Several from the community
attended the Royal Winter Fair in
Toronto including: Mr: and Mrs.
Clarence Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs.
Fraser MacKinnon and John Mac -
.Kinnon.'
/ Harold Stanley is a patieht in
Victoria HO.spital, London. We
wish him a speedy recovery.
•
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dlckie arid
William visited 'Sunday with. Mr.
Besides her. husband ,• Mrs. •
.
Swan is survived by four daugh-
ters.and three sons Mrs.. Harry
•-__clona)__Middleton_of:Oshawa , Mrs.
• Lefbnard (Marie) Phillips Of, Wing-
han-i, Mrs:. Willis .(Dorothea)
• Craig of NorWood.,.Mrs. Ivan
(Betty) Cook of Ripley; Harry of
•union, air1drftWt1tow'd'a1e
--eGibOfne To -w- Liam n
United Church and a 'member of
the Masonic Order.. He was ,active
.,in'sports and successfully coached
many,schooltearris in.baseball, •
.hockey and soccer.
Alrhungli he had not resided -In ---
the LucknOW area for over 3.5
years, Bill•kept in touCh with .
many former friends and was a
frequent visitor during the slimmer
vacation... :
• He leaves his wife, the former
Grace Thompson of Kinloss Town-
ship, a son Dr.. Douglas of the
to , one brother Sam oftuCknow ;
one sister Mrs. Jack (Olive) Mein-
tdsh of Oshawa and two grandchiiel•
renHe' was predeceased, by a
brother Charles in 1946,
• Mr. Alton .was a past president
Of the North York.Principars
Association, a founding director
of the borough teacher's credit ,
„Robert, both Of Kincardine; twe.n•
ty-fOtir grandchildren and four
• great grandchildren;. one sister.
Mrs.. Eber (Nellie) Willsortof.
• Flint , Michigan and two brothers
land of. Luchnow and Torn
England of Galt. •
• She was predeceased by one \
brother Jack, England of Lucknow.
The funeral service was held
at MacKenzie Memorial Chapel,.
Lucknow on.Monday, November
16th with lRev. Robert Armstrong
'ster •
Pallbearers were L)rrin Middle-
ton of Brooklin, John Phillips of
• Kitchener , Paul Craig df Norwood• 4
Wayne Swan of Goderich , Murray.
McLean .of Tara , all grandsons,
and Kenneth /vIcLelland of,Hanov-
Flower bearers were Clayton.
• Nicholson, Russell Swan, Donald
• England a1nd:Ps Smith.
Internient was in Greenhill
Cernetery.
A mernOrTar SerViderWnireld
at Willowdale United Church,
nursday, , November 10, at. 8', 0Q.
*The ,funeral service was
conduted at the MacKenzie
• 1.•
and Mrs..Carl Dic,kie and family:
and Mrs. John Dickie at Hope Eay
and with Mr. and Mrs. Russell
.
BeacOck and John at Wiarton.
Eighteen ladies .attended the
'Senior course "The Main Dish,
•Makes the Meal" at the home of
Mrs, Leonard MacInnes.on.Wed-
nesday. -Mrs. MacInnes and 'Mrs.
rende Ritchie•are the leaders
for this interesting course.
• Mrs. Robert Gilchrist was ..•
supply teaching at Kinloss Cent, •
ral, School.on WedriesdaY7.
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