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PAGE POURTSIN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1977
BUILDING CENTRE
NOW IN STOCK
A SHIPMENT OF
MICAFIL
Micafil Insulation
Is
FIREPROOF,
VERMIN PROOF,
LIGHTWEIGHT,
PERMANENT
Kinloss Native
Died Al Toronto
The death of Marie Ann Bromley
occurred in Toronto on Saturday,
January 22, after a lengthy illness.
She was in. her 89th year and was a
daughter of the late Mary Jane
McIver and Donald MacDonald
who farmed in Kinloss, north of
Lucknow C.N.R. station.
She attended school at the 2nd
concession and church at South
Kinloss, leaving later for Toronto
where she learned the millinery
business. Some years later she
owned and operated an exclusive
millinery shop known as the "Little
Hat Shop on Bloor Street West.
Besides her husband Fred Brom-
ley, she is survived by one sister
Sadie MacDougall of Toronto, two
brothers, Archie of Kitchener and
Ross of Lucknow.
Funeral service was held on
Tuesday, January 25th at the
funeral chapel of A. W. Miles, 30
St. Clair Ave. W., Toronto.
Interment was in Mount Pleasant
Cemetery.
LEND AID
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
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Testimony To
Life 01 Educator
H. G. "Bert" Thompson, a
Holyrood area native, died
December 16th at Brantford. His
obituary appeared in last week's
issue.
Mr. Thompson was widely
known in the education circles of
Brantford. R. L. MacLeod, area
superintendent of education at, the
time of Mr. Thompson's retirement
in 1970, read the following
testimony at the January 12
meeting of Bruce County Board of
Education and has sent this to The
Sentinel.
H. G. (BERT) THOMPSON
Born and raised in Bruce County;
Bert Thompson became a model
fulfilment of the hope held for their
sons by so many of the parents who
made up Bert's native community.
Entry into and 40 years of service
in the teaching profession, gradua-
tion from Western Ontario's fav-
ourite university, service to his
country during World War II,
promotion to Principalships at
Belleview, , Lansdowne, Ryerson
and F. C. Bodley Public Schools,
continuous service to his church's
many boards and committees,
being a Past Master of the Ayr
Masonic Lodge, represent the
kinds of values and commitments
Bert Thompson's early life helped
him to pursue with diligence.
Many have called Bert Thomp-
son a "persuader" - not the
muscle-flexing, ladder-climbing
type who pushed people around,
but the type who led by fairness,
kindness and good humour. He
was a man who felt that life and
learning need not be all hurry and
unhappiness. Each summer he
renewed his old friendships on the
beach and golf course of his native
Bruce County at Kincardine. His
life in and out of the classroom
taught more by example than did
the many textbooks which passed
through his hands before his
retirement in 1970 as Principal with
the Brant County Board of Educa-
tion.
Bert Thompson's many friends
from far and near attest to Bert's
having been, in truth, a gentle man
who always made people "happy to
meet, sorry to part, happy to meet
again". This Board of Education is
proud to share his memory and to
have his wife and family as fellow
residents of this community.
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