HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1955-01-05, Page 5WEpNESDAY, J►A:N`, 5th , , 1955
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Mr, ,Ralph 11 ldenbyot.Thorold
is spending the Christmas. istmas ho.. liday
here,
ich n is holi-
daying
Daren. N . 4 . .
With . her. ';t:ousin, . Colyne,
yler, Wharton; • • . '
Wesley, -Guest , ;returned
-home afterpending a while in
-London with ,Mr, and 'Mrs. Stan-
ley Johnstone and ,baby: daugh-•
ter, Noreen Isabel, r.
Mrs.
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Mrs, J. W. Colwell, and; mem
ijers' of her family spef!it Christ;
'•,has • wi*'i Mr. and. Mrs, Ardill
Mason ° '
. Don Gille' ie d
• • ..Mr'. aiid"'Mrs, .. , sp np
'infant son. of 'near..Sarnia spent
the week -end with: relative here.
MissIr1ma .� Hodgins, :" BN,;'` of
S,an ,Francisco and friend came
°by , air here .to. spent Christmas
"'wither parents, • Mr: and
'•.Tom Hodgins..
iss ,'Winnie •••Percy, R.N.; ; ,of.
`M
Woodstock; _spent '.•Christmas :with'
her Mother .here.
',Relatives and friends from'' here
attended the funeral of the late
John Wall .at the family residence
Duron, on' :Monday . Sympathy
ys extended. to, -last, . surviving
.'member..of that family; Miss 'An--
• pre Wall
- tMr, and Mrs George Cuyler
and faintly visited,.': Sunday. with.
Mr. .and Its, :Bert Nicholson
Mss' Donna Nicholson , is 'holi-
daying with,''1U[r, and ". Mrs.Nor-
Mr. -
man Nicholson and David at
Molesitiorth`
Mr. and. Mrs. Wm, Wall -spend
Christmas with Mr: &' Mrs; ' Mel=
vin Zettel; and '' family near For
moss: .
1VIr,, arid' Mrs, ,Bert Nicholson &
family' were At: the h9me of Mr,.
:Walter Nicho sO1 and_ Ieien_: gr
Christmas • ,
Miyand ‘Mrs. lR.y. Schneller >&
family:' 'went to :. Kitchener'- to
spent Christmas ,with relatives:
'' +Mr, and Mrs. Norman. Fry and
"Rickey, •M'r: ,Ralph Haldenby"were
with r ,Mr, and Mrs: Wm; E: Hal-
.,,denby for Christmas '
Mr.'` and', Mrs .George Graham'
were Christmasevening, visitors'
v�ith-Mr.` and.Mrs 'Albert. Young;,
Kingarf
fMr:' and Mrs. I A R.;;Graharr;
'Mr. and -.Mrs:,George.: -.Graham,
Mr; and • ;Mrs Art Graham; Mr..
and Mrs 'Roy Graham and fain-
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ily enjoyed Christmas " dinner
• :'with :other 'members Of, their
family at • the '.home ` of : Mr ' and
Mrs. Jos Cassidy at reeswa"t"er•:.
.Mr. and Mrs. Roy .Graham en
tertained the: Eckenswiller , • fam-.
ilies :at ; a.. Christmas: dinner. on
Sunday:
Mr, and 'Mrs: James, ';Hodgins
entertained their, .f a
Christmas "Day. ata dinner.,
: „Mrs.: Gertrude • Walsh spent
Christtiias •with Mr, and Mrs,' Mil-'
:ler'-Bartwick at'Kincardine:
19liss ': Kay Lane'' is holidaying
at her home here: -:
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Mr, Charlie Gillespie visited
•Wsth , relatives,' `'here • 'ot�er' ; the
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Mr and Mrs,•W'Clare Sparling
and Allan of Walkerton,, Mr. and:.
' Mrs Harold:• Haldenby, Sheila Sr
Barry and Mr, and Mrs,', Howard
"- McGuire, Oi vets spent Christmas
:•'Sunday -:with ;Mr, and: Mrs,? Geo,
Haldenby. •
M ' and. Mrs Walter, Bl!ec11e�s,_
•Laura;' :Philip' and Arthur, Mr: &
,Mrs. Harold Haldenby# • Sheila &.
'Ba'rY"'wee. --'`Christmas ` rtisit
'With Mr. and Mrs..Arthur - Breck �
• les,: Luck/low. .
Miss Iona Terry of CKNX s �` ent
Christ rY
rxlas` at Hihier .•• with `her`
Parents.
Mr and.•Mrs. Neil Murdoclyand
little daughter of ' :Walkerton
' spent Christmas with; Mr, Sr. Mrs.
• Phil Smith:.
• Miss ' Laura' Breckles spent' a
few days with ,her ': grandmother,
' Ml's•.' Gertrude' .Bushell.
Misses Edna and May Boyle
spent Christmas,--at--the . home --of-
• Mr.. and •Mrs. W.J. Cox, Con. •-10.
The January• Meeting of
will .• be held on Thursday
temoon 'tie• ` home o `
rrlest,'Ackert, Horne economics;
conveners Mrs: Frank, ,Moulden
''and. Mrs. Morgan ,Johnston; • roll.
'call,
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home•; motto,' In . living ' beyond;.
•orie's means there is no'hap�piness
or apeace; smocking der o istra-
tion, Mrs Jack Hewitt; current
vents. Mrs., Jim Smith; lunch;
Mrs, B .Ackert :and°Mrs;, A. Pefcy
' (S'); Mrs. Jim Boyle., 'and' Ivies:'
Morgue;.•. Johnston • (c)
Miss.
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THE ' L,UCKNOW sE NTI, N
ETr, Lq.TCk4N:OW, '-. ONTARIG
Winnifred ' McFarlari has
an attack or jaundice,.'
Mr. and Mrs..Mabcolm Lane .&
family ' spent. Christmas with. Mr.
and Mars. lveret't Lanearid. fain-
lly at, Port Elgin.
.*ss Beverley Stanley of Ar-
thug is spending the. holiday's at
her home here.. -'
Mr. and :Mrs, Bert: Nicholson,
Evelyn " and Allan 'attended a
;�uyler familyChristmas party at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Glen
Canpf tell,, Amberley, on 'Tuesday
evening:
'Mernbers, of the Percy families
were.'entertained: on Christmas• at.
the :home 'of, Mr," and Mrs): l arpld'
Percy' ,and 'family. •
Mr, Beverley •'Sutton . and . Miss
Ru -Su tton
th . t , of London- ' • spent
Christmas •with ' their ' parents,'
1Vir and' Mrs. Lyman Sutton.. '
Mr. and Mrs, Herman Fisher
famil of Benrniller 'visited over.,
Y
Christmas. With her'. parents, -Mr.
and Mrs,' John Bushell;
Cuyler
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Percy and.
mas dinner at :the home of Mr,
'and Mrs; John Currie; Wingharna
•Mr. Russell . Barr of Toronto
spent. a few • days. at his home.
Mr. Glen: Hodgins' spent." tlye'
holidays at .his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bushell &
Judy spent Christmas at Toronto.
"Mr and ` Mrs.: John Bushell,
Mr. _and\ .Mrs, Morley Bushell,
Margaret and: > Marilyn • :visited
with Miss Margaret 1VMntgomery
and Mr.. Ben Montgpmery, North.
Line.,
• Mi and Mrs, Arthur Phillips
h ls
and Peggy of Fonft 1 spent
Christen
as• with. Mr., aria' J;
R Lane and Mr:;, and:Mrs, Frank
•Ma ilden.' NIr.;-and Mr .L e re-
turned 'tI' t
s
wi hern� • fo .
Jean • and Gary :'Sutton an
Katherine -.Bushell •.are confined
to their homes. with j•aundice.
. Mr. . and• Mrs, Ezra :Stanley' and
'family. spent': Christmas with Mt,
y
and Mrs. Walter Kaake. and Mr.
Mrs. :R,' J,.
Kaake, Kinloss.,
. ,
Beryl of TorontospentwChristmas.
with -Mr. and .Macs. Harvey Hod -
and' Mrs. lfarvey Hod' gins
and family spent Christmas' With
Mr. and Mrs. , Albert Stanley,
,,,AIr. arid:; Mrs, •Bill. ` Burt, Mr;
and Mrs. Ezra Stanley' „went to
Arthur • to attendthe. school con
Gert where Miss Beverley Stanley,
is teacher..
Mr. 'DougXa�s• Eckenswiller. of
Seaforth visited during the Week
With - Douglas. Stanley;
Mr., arid Mrs. P. A; WitTay" en-
:;tertained °their family at . a din-
ne on •Christmas, : •
andMr s; : John Stroeder.
teftairied friends. on Christmas..
We .are • •morry. that , Mr Stroeder
,is still confined to bed,
•' • Miss Ruth. Forster of 'Rle
ip y
is convalescing at the home of
her grandmother;: Mrs. --J. W. Cot.:
well, .following her recent - oper-
ation. • •. -
-PGE.FIVE
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_..LELI_IOS
(Intended for List Week,
• Mr.' Ray -MacKenzie •of I Windt:
sor spent; the'Chris ,turas week -end
at his home here, -
lVliss Mabel MacDonald . •+ot
Windsor was home with her fath-
er and mother, Mr. and Mrs, Alegi '
MacDonald, ' fpr Christmas,
The, C.G•i,T, grotto with their :
leaders, 'Mrs. Stewart MacL:en7.
nan and Mrs. (Rev.) J. 'R. Mac- -•
Donald,- held' their , candlelight..
service •in the - 'Presbyterian
Church on Sunday evening.. -
The ; Presbyterian S u' n da y
School Christrrfas service will. he.
:held in the cliiirch • on .Thursday
evening of this week. '
;Mr: �. Wm. ,1VIacDona'ld : Pf Kin<. ''�{
tail: got :a ,surprise 'message 'last' `
Week' that he bad .won a ..,trip to.
Mexico -for hirnseff and Mrs. Mac=
Donald with' all.. expenses paid,
They are-„ to stay in Mexico , for.
ten days. Congratulations. - .•.
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hind Canadians.made progress 'in 1954.
Throughout thep g
ed s aked drilled. nd'::mined cleared, lou' hed.'
"�liey prospected, . �,... y they P. g
and planted; lanted;, they fished and. th�,y' hunted,. they : planned and
constructed;, they; i ianufactured,:and;'they'bought and sold
•And workingwithCanadians in their ventures ,froin frontcoast° to
coast- w helping with cou�nsel service and iOiie
y: b
was the ,Bank' of 'Montreal;'
isi 1954, Sof lVf loans -and uivestmehts•amounting•to some:'
.two billion dollars-- worked for '.Canada .and Canadians.
Wholesali lg Alld retailtr g enterprises, , . petrochemical, smelting' .:
and mining 'developments.' of every ty a and manufacturing '•
in all its phases ".,fams':and ranches,4,_h
the grain trade
co.P
o erative.production'and marketing „ousing,develo'pments
, ...municipalities .... churches, ,h'otspitals and Schools.. , many
industries; many organizations,,.and many people in all walks ' •
of life Counted on the B of M. for counsel: and credit.
Canada is •on the march today. And moving ahead with the nation
are 625 B of M branches from coast' to coast, at .the service
of the men and women'who are forging;; the Canada of tomorrow.
Yes, *here'"there was progress in 1954 .. `
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IRON ORE FROM UNGAVA ,
broilght byrail,from these..fabulous,
ore fields to Seven islands,' seaboard• '
terminal of .Quebec's great mining
project: The B"of M was the first to
open a full-time bankingoffice at
Seven Islands , . six years before
the first shipment of• ore: last 'J111y
ALUMINIA' FROM KITIMAT .
' ;giant;B;C, development, one of the
? .world's,biggest industrial 'under-
takings..Constructors of :`Kitimat•' •
shared B oi..m support The Bank
of -Montreal founded the first bank- ,
• ing office. at Kitimat- - in. January
1952, when ;there,.but twg
hundred workmen carving. out the
settlement with , their bull -dowers,;
M, .
BNB
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wd-biiag't'rtb CanaJians:sfe,sria y ti'ntk,of I / surae:14;17
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:ST LAWRENCE SEAWAY- AND ;.
POWER PROJECT :.long discussed.
and now under way, ;destined td
open ..the: - .Great takes -to worldi
shtfiping, and ct.nient''friendship be-
tween two, great nations. The- B of 1V1•
opened .the first' banking, office ::at
Mi11e Roches, near Cornwall, Ont.;
`.last,October for theconvenience of,
' . seaway workers.:
ATOMIC ENERGY AT CHALK RIVER-.
Canadian enterprise in this
,vital field has made .Chalk River a ,
famous-riamer Nearby, at-• -Deep--
River, to,yvnsi.te••of Defence -Indus:'
tries.; Limited, the Bank of Montreal:•
o tted"the fr` s Baloki i o&ce—in
May, 1945,, to -serve serve scientists and.:.
workers at the Atomic Energy plant.
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'OIL -» AND- GAS -,FROM THE RICH
,WEST ... The Interprovincial Pipe
line speeds -the --,flow of oil from
source'•to market and' cuts trans-
intitio costs. e 'B of 'assisted
the: financing' of this g ea great
taking: And it is equally ready to
• ass t in the plan to pipegas from
x ,
western wells to eastern: markets.
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"°NEkJ HOMES i012 CANACIANS
• When 'the Government of 'Canada
asked the Chartered Banks 'to`ada •
'the making of mortgaged loans to"
their services in. order to increase
the building; of new homes for
•.:.Canadians tfte B- of 14 respresponded ' =
pronept from -coast- :-tet.�:•coa-t .;It..
made the first mortgage loans on.
the Pacific and Atlantic coasts alike
4 4 f
it Made, the first in the Pr. irie
'Provinces ; the first in Ontario--:
the first in Quebec: Here wag the.
beginning of a large• share of the
financing of thousands of new „boils.
,i ng units started in Canfi ft linder
the National iigusing•Att. in 1')54,
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