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OBITUARY
Nits. 'ANDREW STEWART
Following i kingillitr:ss;• the
death* Of •Mrs. • Aridre-AIT: Ps; ,te..w-
-• 'art occurred in Lindsay On Wed-
mesday, : April 6th. She.: was in
•:,_.,herl_17.th4year.• . • „: .
'Mrs. Stewart 'was, forinerly
:jean Isobel Cunings, daughter
of Mr. and :Mrs. James B. Cursi.
arid ,Was ,bOtn: in :.Wing
• barn on August • „21$t, 1679. She
'taught. school. in Lucknow 'prior,
. to: her marriage •• in 1996,• and
, Since then had :been a continuous
and highly esteemed resident 'of
;the Village. Mr.. SteWart„ spre-
..deeeaseci.,lier dri,March (28th,' 1946.
Ur -S. Stewart Was.,a. deVOtecl
member Of the •Lucknow Presby-
terian Church „ and .a Jae meni-
;her, •of the W.M.S. in which Or-
ganizatiOn: she 'Was quite' a?tiVe*
While health ,permitted.,.
Tkm
he feral service' .Was .held
rat the Johnstone Funeral Home
on ''t•iday• afternoon Conducted
•MISSION BAND PRESENTS
INTERESTING PROGRAM•
PEE WEES. IN. FINAL
ON.• SATURDAY
Lucia -tow Pee Wees are prob-
ably the •"dark horse" team 'in
the "C" series of Young a.nada
•1-1•Ockey Week being currently
staged at.,Goderch. 'The local
lads, undethe tutorship of Gar-
net Henderson, defeated Milchnay
on Monday by an 8-3 score, .and
on Tuesday dumped the favored-
Lamlbeth squad' by a .5-1
count. -•••,•
• The dOttble.barkell'ed.win• 'sent
•the •SepOylets .into ,the "C" ser-
• ies eharnpio'nship -gameagainst
either Lucan Or ':.,114i1Vertori :on
Saturday morning at :10 .a.m,' .
• Ins Monday: afterdoon's opener
Paul • Hendersan :paced the •local
team with Six goals, five of them
unassisted. Bobby. Andrew net-
ted' the other two.Assists were
picked up by Paul .Einberlin,
Donald, Kirkland and Bobby.
Andrew.: Lucknow outshot the
Cuirass kids 25 to 17. •
. • Second Victory
On Tuesday,thorriing Lucknow
•and Lambeth battled 'to a -14,
draw for two periods,. with the
locals slapping in' 4 unanswered
goala in the third 'to chalk pp
the win that sent themin •the.
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• . Scoringhonors were more
evenly:, divided in this one with
Paid. Henderson gefting a Pair;
While, Murray." Hunter; •Donald
Kirkland and Bobby •Andrew got
singletons, .Assists' Went to1 Ross'
Forster, Bob Hunter, Bob And-
rew and.PaPi• HendersOn.:, ::the
Lucknow had a
.13 fa 11' 010; The 'Hunter Bra -
An ;enjoyable 'Easter concert
Was presented, last • Wednesday
evening' by the members -of the
Presbyterian •C ur IVIission
Band, with., Rev. • Wallace 'Mc„., thers, Murray and Bob, played a
Clean as chairman. , --steady-game--on.defense._
The, opening number was ,the •Lucknow goal, Thom
o "1 A • Collyer; BOb and Murray
dramatizationn Spring
Garden", by •the folIowing;•flow-
ers,, Beverley McDonald, Bever-
ley Taylor; Minna Forster, Kith -
:.teen Sinith, Sharon Mowbray,
raindrops, Mar Finlayson, Wen-
dy MacKenzie; sunbeams, Jane
Snaith, Karen Wasney; butterfly,
Joan MacKenzie; bunny," Brian
Mowbray.
Other., riurtibers incit.d,ee.
•tatians by Wayne Jarnieson,°Bet-
Sy Henderson, Janet FirilaySon,'•
Margaret Ann Mullin,* Marlene
Stanley,'Jeari Mullin, Terry Tay-
lor,' Judy Reid, Donna :Ferstcr,
Kathleen' Arletta Pollock,
Evari AgrieW, 'Beverley IVIcDori-r
1-luirter;. centre, Paul liendersan;
wingS,, Bob Andrew, Donald
Kirkland; alt:, R,oss Forster, Paul
Erriberlin Garry • MacDonald
Garry Johnston., 'Gordon McNay,
Torn •Wasney,': Dick' •Richdrds. '
KINGSBRIDGE
wEDNESDAY, 13th, 1955
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VVHITECHURCI-I
• Mr. .and Mrs. Groskorth, of
tInionville spent. the week -end
-with t.heirson, lyIr_and 'Mrs, El-
wood' Groskarth.
Miss Annie Kennedy spent last
week. at Goderich with 'Mr. 'and
Mrs. Harry •Tichborne
' Mr.. and.: Mrs. Robert'"Moore;
• Karen and Brian of Mason, Mich.
visited with his uncles, Messrs.
Art and Moore. and other
relatives.. .
•• .
Miss' Wirinifrea Farrier 'of Tor-
prito is. Spending the Easter •hol-
,her parents, MI. and
: Mr. and Mrs. Walter•Clare and' jdaYs .wi•tb
:Clare , spent :Easter 1‘.4rs.. -Farrier. '
Sunday with:the Ryan family at Mr. ken Patercan - spent the
Chesley.:. .Week -end in Dei:oit with' his .
'• Rev: Father:Kevin Sheridan is sOns 1VIr. arid Mrs. Scott- Pater-' . SIX1414.2ANb NIN'TH
visifiing with' hiS mother,. IVIrS:
Sheridan and .hiS sis•ter, lYliss
-IteVW-allace---McClean-' Inter- .• .___• •
, • . • • •• aid, Beverley:Tay/tor, Elizabeth -Mary: -•Shericlari:--over,-,,the; week-
, inentWa4 in Greenhill Cemetery, ,PobloCk, Dianne Jamieson,' Eliza- 'end:. .
:the pallbearers being J; W. joYnt,, beth ,.Finlayson,, Karen •Wasney... Mt. jOhn •Kin;neY „Of: Detrbit is
AlexAndrow, Cameron •MacDon, Sharon MoVibray; • .piano solos,' visitii.g.. LA, the lime of 'MrS. Jas
• ald W..W. 'Hill, VV. •B. Ander7
Elizabe,th Arm FirilaySon,: Janet '
Garvey for a few day.s. •
Son :and 5. -B. Stotheit.' Pinlayson, ; A 1 1 a n Mowbray,
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Mrs, ' Roane spent Easter', fikit4..
Mr. - and, . Mrs.: George' MeKagtie
4.4t-IVITr6rvH•gar.73.r: '
'Tieh. 0.rne God:
Mrs....porneDurnin aro-3.
D:af St7----Helens----and---IVIrs:'7.-Dune
ennedy of Wirighann spent
Easter with Mrs.' Kennedy, An•••
pie and P.ete. - •
• MPS:. ,' Dunc,• MacGregor was
mo'ves! :,from ViotoriaHospital'in:
London to Wirigham•Hospital;
• Mr. and Mrs. Carman' Farrier,
Brian, & Colleen �f' Long Branch
are Visiting with his parents, Mr
and Mrs..W. R. Farrier.
and Mrs: Russell, Farrier
of • Wingham Spent EaSter with
hisparent, Mr.. and: Mrs; ' W.- R,
Farrier.-
' Mrs. ••Stewart is .survived by NancY' Forster, Karen •WasneY;
four daughters and one sot.i; Mrs duet, Dianne and Wayne l' Jame -
Eric 'Whiteley (Jean) of •Peter:.,inni solo:: ToOf woi)ey., ,,Aprir
borotigni jessig. • of Vancouver; •,b; five• Senior boys, Jim Mc -
Mrs 1
Mrs , Otto .Pedersen (Marion) n)
•- ., - Naughton; Jilt Mullin; Ross For', -.1
and4arrie-- Luoknow-, • _ •
, , *•3711-1,,rniciri;---Don-ald
Mr. 'arid', Mrs': Gene • Frayrie;
:•Dani-iy and 'Jinni:7 visited' With
the :Kraemer family at•-l-leSson
over ,the wee' -end • .
.. Mrs': T Dwyer ' returnedto her,
hothe i • Kinkora 'after a •reek's
visit:with .her •dauh,ter,
Donald Frayrie and qamity.
.Mr. and Mri'.7Peter Murray
family of Detroit are holidaying
at their. horne.'here.
Easter 'Vi,sitors to this ,coin-
m.unity Were: Mr.. •and 'Mrs. T.
J. Lannon of Lon'aos..Mlur-
eeri ' Vassella • Of Landon, -,Miss
Mary 'Murphy. and ,jos. Murphy,
.Ros.s MaeDonald (Bessie) of Ot: .F.is. r;
tie 'Spring Flowers" by Six
..tawa, Also surviving__IsaSister, --girlsi•-----1Viary• Finlayson, 'WendY
• Miss ',Elizabeth Cli10111,in.gs' of MacKenzie Jane Smith, .Jane
Lucknow.
Joynt, foan MacKenzie,: •SharOn
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Mowbray; number, Easter Peace,:
• -ERIC HERBERT CLAITL4k.ii by five, Oils, Nancy. _Forster,
'.Death eame-Lsuddenly Eric wendy macKenziet_jaii,elgrnithr
Clayton of ":Htiron Township iate.
Miry Finlayson, Jane Joynt, Kar -
Sunday afternoono. AOril; 3rd' • en . Wasney; Children's . prayer,
•• Eric 'was' the son of Herbert Join MacKenzie. •. • • .
• Eind Gladys' (Mills) Clayton. He
_• was born_on A9.42 And
-spent his -earl* years_ in Bruce
• Township, • moving with his par-
•ents to the Second CohcesSion ot
Hurbii • three -years agor
He • attended Olivet • :United
Church and enjoyed being a
,merriber' of the Junior Choir. • •
son and Mr.‘and•Mrs: hank 'Pat7,
erson. . .
. :Mr. :and Mrs. Cam. .Simmons
.arid Nancy, of Landon spent the
week -end with' her parents Mr.
and Mrs, Chas. Martin. •
Mr. • and Mrs. Robt: King.' of
Barrie visited With Mr. Robert
'Res's and • Mrs.- Mac' Ross :and
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. operation. We Wish her a Speedy
Olive on Stinday. ..• 't . .. .
recovery: .. • .
Mr. and. Mrs. call:, Groskorth . . .
Murray Wilson had an, opera..
and farnilY of Parry Sound visit.:
ed., with,.,,his* brother, Mr.' _,,._;., 7tiori on .his eye in . -St. ,Jaseph's
"-L 'Hospital, London, last •Thursday!
Mrs. Elvv.00 • Groskorth. . r• -We Wish hirn-',4!.rell. '• . '
r. and Mrs. Russel Chapman . •Mr.' and 'Mts., Bill Kinahan .8i
-Mr.. John .Finnigan, • *had
the misf,ortune. Of .brieaking hs
:ankle, :his •returned .herne frOrn::.
,Wingharii Hospital:. •• '
Mrs, Jahn Erringtan is a, pat-
ient' in Victoria Hospital, Lon•:".
don, where she tinderWent an '
• • . Douglas Prayne or.Tdronto, Mrs.
After' the concert, the .L'ons, trip Ed' Sinnott .of Detroit, Mr and
"ReSurmoton'!--,-:.waslishow
101K1.43""i'V -closing prayer Iv
Mr. IvIcClean. Easter baskatS ot.
candy'Were passed ,to the young-
sterby Brian IVI6wbray.. as a
bunny and senior members , of.
The and ••
' Althouglv.he.was a member of. Preibyterian, :Church.. V.M.S.‘
the Sigma C for only a short,• mrs.,„ lw*organ fienclorson . pre
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time he was deeply interested in Sided, for the • Aoril• meeting of
the Woi* of th:s group WM3' hold 'in VIP PrA"*I-)yi-Cri rt' • • ,
Beside 's his parent he is syrr• Church, rho. :ec,retary. .- Mrs. Ed ,Gilmore, who is a pa
• .vived by a 'Sister Phyllis. and a male,,•Arn:;, rjad 1ettri•r4.of•busiri.; ient. In: St. Joseph's Hospital,
brother LYnn.; ••••:••• ••' • and :Mrs.* A, IjurrIOT.- Cook the London., is improving and 0,7pect-
The funeral Service was held }.).,ele allotation.-„, The Ea-tr,ir :t.otiwi soon. , •
on 'Wednesdayfrom' the 'I Lin 5-•crioture• rne,...avt,!:: • wer:e. -•:gi.,••611 Mr. Robert ,Howard, Jr:; •and
• nan Funeral tiorrie,' Thc• funeral J. E, (.4•.' 'N'Ir••••;; •f;inriott• •:,of• Dotroit; visited
•:•eonducted by his _minister, 1MacT:).onaldrd VI 4, Nih.r. 'kith Mr¼ iTr)wiid n4 London
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the Rev.:Douglas Brydon, assist-, Leod. MrS: It. V, Mack,enzie pre: 'hospital on* Stmday, who. expects
ed by the Rev., Sohn Hatton, a o'repare'd the Bibit':•,,::tudy Whiell toreturn to 'herihOme here this
• former minister who had, bap.tiz- was read by .."vir.••,. A. (•:.• Agnew. V.e.,:'!k, ' ;
edEric. Mr. Gordon Bridge sang A talk, on sorn hgh1igh or On 'Eastor Sunday TEV Father
"Beyond the Simset", accoMpan- :•Glad Tidings" wa.; given by Mrs. Varr Vyrickt celebrated high Masa
ied by Mrs j Ross Cummirig In W A.,;ftusse•11...Life arid' work of at 8,30 & m and a second mass
terrrynt was in Kincardine.Cern- our Missionary, Mk:. :Mebmnell, • at 10.30 a rn The choir:. iindee
.etery:,*. the ,palthearerS being :Jim, was „ri,ad by Mi•-•••• If, .,N:ixon. Mr.4, •:the: directirin of'," Mr'. ,.H'; ,Hein-,,
and family •spent, Easter. With Bobby,..were Easter_wieic,end_visi_
• at Aurora .and 'Markhan.L ifors , with the foriner's sister,
• friends
Mr. and Mrs: Stanley Moore Mrs. Morris Edwards • and, Mr.
spent weekend. with the for- Edwards in Ottawa. •
.rner's• sister,. Mr. and Mrs:V. B •
:Thompson at prestoti. ' :George and Marilyn Mc9uil-
RusSerrIVIVOi--6t-P•e,,, ..restoTh 'lin of Hamilton are •sPending
visited with his parents it& & Easter week with Mar—Tr:lea 'and
Mrs, 411 Moore. - Barbara thin. Purdah and 'Other.
• . celatlyes. •
The play,' ..`Grandpa's,
.Sister".,, will be held in Nithite- Jim CuinininS of Malton and...
-M'rs-4Yachael',-••Martin--and--fainily--church-MernOria-l-'Hall 'on ,..Fridayspei. w_e;.,,end;„"
'Michael • Kinahan of London
•Stoney Creek, Miss Florence evening. • • • • • homes here. • '
Lainbertirs ; a • Hamilton, • Miss • Mr, and Mrs. Will. Henry and
Mary Theresa Martin and rtah••• family', spentthe week -end With
ces Martin of 'Hamilton, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Orville Mitchell
Marie johnston'of GoderiCh, Mrs' Toronto. • •
Sansanterra; and. two daughters Mr. and 'Mrs. Irwin McClen-
df •Detroit, , • 'aghan and family of Si•. Thomas'
Mrs. Jas.' M. Bowler and Maur- 'visited On Friday with: his par-
ot Toronto are Spending the ents, Mr. • and Mrs : •8. 'D. Mc-,
E•a$ter holidays at' their hem Cleriaghan, ••
Mr. and Mrs, Melvin McClerit
aghan and son of Kitchener
spent Easter with ..his parents,
Mr;• and Mrs, B. D. ,Meclenag-
• Needham, Arthur Heltn; Orl and,1,•ch as. Cook :',01.:'tf th tr,ie rom
• Nelson, Gordon Rbulston, Allan the "s.tudy hook •Ori. India and the
MacCharles .and Jimmy MacT0v.-'.pianist,• Miss M. Maleolrfv, favor..
ed with a piano •!•olii, Miss
meeting arm. „a, s, ;presen
tvasses.
' Ash:. The rititYVerditS and beautau1
flora • es were, fr,
his many' :friends..
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tri
en«,rson C osc
with prayer.
dicks and Mr..•Peter Lion -Ilan as
organ ist,„••• was exceptionally. ;good
n their rend iti On of Easter
hymns; etc. A Ver lar to attend -
ese- two
Mr. and Mrs. J.' C. Gillcispie &
family of Sarnia spent the week-
-end :with Mr
lespie• and ,Mr. and Mrs. W.
Farrier
•Mrs. Doris .• Willis ' and sons
Spent Easter. with her brother,
Mr. and Mr.. Musgrove at•Wrok--,
• eter. Mrs. ,1Vittagrove, whO has
been visiting the past Week) with
Mrs. Willis, returned home..
• Mr. -and Mrs, *Archie Watt,
Linda and, Lorraine bf ;Toronto'
are visiting a.few days 'With his
Watt
Mr, and Mrs, 'SAS, McInnes and
KINLOUCI-1
...Mr. and Mrs. :Gerald Gibacn
London Spent the weekend •with
Mr; and Mrs, ,Lyrrian Stittan.,
• .,Me. and, Mrs. George Haiden- •
.by, Mr. and Mrs. John Robb:vis-
ited on Sunday eveninv:vitti. Min
and Mrs. Howard 'MeGliir'e.„ 0:
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The. A.Y.P.A. rrict on 1',.io1clay
evening at the •c•htirch May .
4of°Ytil•iee
rastiteArk.Lisocry.F
rip4..uterng w
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by •Mr. George lialden1Ty nrI
ReV.•• John: Prost gave 0,4 com-,
Mentary, May Boyle g•avc• the
meditation on the hymn ,I'10.00 -
that 'my Redeemer lives" and led
inc:
.1rtiaY:bler' criTc,hetes,Rayptrogr
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bY;,reading, Jack Walsh, also
'Word Contest, This, was f011owed
b4ytt.gthamens4nItLiauncigi. .Co7,ntitttofit..'„
dOndbirt% sMarie
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