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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
• WEDNESDAY, DEC. '7th, ,1955
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rso's everybody can,hear what I have to say. And whatI
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HEAD OFFICE
372 Bay St., Toroflto
• BRANCH OFFICE' •
1-3 Dunlop; .St., ' Barr
U YROOD
" United Church.:
Mr. and : Mrs. • Rayriard.. Ackert,
Mrs. •Ernie .Wilson of . Saska-
toon is visiting : with .her' sister,
Mrs. ; Howard Harris . and ' was at
the bedside ''of their mother; . the
• .late Mrs. • Jamieson,': who ' had,I
been i11 for dome tine: and 'a 'pat-
ient '. at 6the.,'Baker:.Private ;Hos-
pital,, Lucknow,•. where she Pass-
"ed
ass-ed away. R. elatives and friends
attended the'. funeral on Monday
at the,' Johnstone Funeral. ' Parlors;
Sympathy is : extended to' the be-
reaved.
. M. and Mrs. Wm. •Eadie, '.Mrs.
Rachel Culbert, ' Mr. :,and.:Mrs.
Lorne, Eadie attended the Kragt-.
de Boer-Weddin k- St: - He
Ernest and':June`visited over the
`weekend. with Mr. andlVIrs: Lloyd
Ackert and family at Port.Cre-
dit. •
.Mr. • •and . Mrs. Sam Farmer
visited in . Stratford, with Mrs..
'Fanner; mer; Sr. ' " '
Mr. • .Donald Smith left last
week for Point Edward ` where
he joined the .Crew of the S. S:
Martian.
. Impatient patient, to' doctor: "I
know "whiskey is -no 'help in get-
ting rid, of a cold — but, .then,
-neither- •'is the medhcal prates -
able
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DUNGANNO. ,,N.
NIVINS—IlrAYES.
St. Mathew's Anglican Church',
`Rectory,. Bernie; at= -high noon On
Saturday, was the scene of ' a °l.
qu et. but pretty wedding at I.
which Rev. John Prest officiat-
ed .for the marriage of Beatrice
Margaret, third daughter , of Mr.
and Mrs. • Wrr; Hayes, Concession
2, • Kincardine Twp.,. ,to • David
Ralph Alexander, younger son' .of
Mr. and Mrs. David Nivins, 2nd
Concession . of 'West Wavvanosh
Twp,, near Dungannon., The ,bride
wore a waltz .length dress . of
;white- sattu -and :ny=lon dace, full
skirt, lace ''bolero and three-quar-
ter length ` , sleeves,- shoulder
length embroidered •net,,, teil, that.
Was fashioned with, coronet. hair
dress. and rhinestones,' rhinestone
necklace atid earrings. She .car-
ried a colonial bouquet . of red
roses •;and white mums. • The
'bridesmaid was her sister, Marie
Hayes, • wearing.. blue satin with
matching net and veil and car-
ried ,a nosegay of. yellow roses.
Wesley Nivins was best man' for,
his' ibrotlier.. After ,the 'ceremony
the . guests; numbering forty-two
were entertained at the church.
rooms at . Kingarf...The bride's
Mother received the guests wear,
ing a black crepe dress and •white
carnation corsage. She . was, as-
sisted by the . 'groom's' mother
wearing a blue_±crepe_enaeinble
•-and -vbrlaite-LCaniatio.
ter ' a wedding trip the young.
couple' will make. their 'home on
the .,groom's farm near the Nile.
Had Serious Operation
Wilda Maize, . little four -year -
Old daughter ,'of Mr. and : Mrs.
Harold 'Maize,''4th Con. of '. Ash-
field, •has returned from. the Sick
Children's • Hospital, Toronto, af-
ter a critical operation. on ,her.
eyes.. The little' girl: developed eye,
.strain. following. an operation on
her heart at Toronto ';Sick Child=
ren's Hospital where she Was a
patient a' little' less than a year
ago.: ' There . Was small . chance
held for her ;recovery at that •time
but after an emergency operation
On her heart She made a remark'
id $ l nil i?imicBf. aftrA' I't ii l ullaw m� trio rf + a Kf�i� t l `i, tot
ere Are; ATMFe S : gel oxrs ~
able ,comeback. • 'The: little •' child
is 'happy to Abe back again with
her• two little brothers and .a Sis-
ter, , 'and awaits science' to dis-.
cover the correction :that can fur-
ther be made to, aid: her.•
Elect WWM.S: Officers.
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Mrs.. 'Robert .Irvin was hostess
on 'Friday afternoon for the De
cernber meeting :of the United
:Church, W.M.S. The . ;" pre'sident,
Mrs. George Hodges, opened 'the
meeting- and led in repeating the
Aim and Object. After singing a,
a carol Mrs.. . Hod': es
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*EOR THE HOME,...
Genuine Super He alth .Aluminum .Wart
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The life time cooking utensil . . , Sauce pans in call: sizes
Fry Pans 9 and 11" with or without covers and all k
equipped with. heat -resisting 'handles and •hang-up: rings .
Also Roasting Pans in:, dif ferent sizes: •
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SUPREME. ALUMINUM :WARE.
• We have a wide .range .to Choose from; -reasonably :l r•rc ed
and any piece .would 'make a pleasing 'gift,, -• See the.
Gift Set.
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ELECTRIC APPLIANCES •
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For the Children -Sleighs; Wagons, Toboggans '
• Irons, *Tea Kettles, •Percolators' and: Heating Pads,
FOR THE MAN OF THE HOUSE .7.,
•Winter Mitts,.; Gloves 'and Gauntlets,
Pocket Knives and Carpenter's •. Toots.
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Phone 10, Lucknoits Ont.
it iVeae aOVZ11 .D 00047 ItoZtt a ll0a ti ne0aVeVn. niVtl
gave the Christmas message from
'the' Missionary Monthly maga-
sine. 114rs. Arthur Elliott• and Mrs.
Herb •-Finnigan• read. .'Bible pass-
ages iwh'ich - were *interspersed.
with, verses' of . carols ' .Mrs. ' M.
Shackleton ;offered prayer The
roll call • vvas answered' by ;fifteen
members. It'' was • 'reported': that
21 hospital calls and nine home
calls • were made. Mrs. M. Reed
reporte' $52.75 collected 'for `.the:
Autumn 't'hankofferiiig. Itwas
moved . by Mrs. ;Arthur Elliott
and. seconded by ' Mrs: 'Clifford
Crozier that •$5.00: would be . do-
nated to ;Miss Blanches Gerhard
of Carlisle, 'Sask., for missionary
purposes:. Rev. G. D. Watt . con -
ducted the election of •officers'for
1956.: press, Mrs G. -Hodgesz 1st
vice Pres.,. Mrs.. Arthur. Elliott;
And vice press;. • Mrs.. Rabt. • Irvin;
recording 'sec., Mrs. Chas: `Fowl-,
ler;, treas., Mrs. M. Reed; . corres-,
ponding sec.., ,Mrs. George,. Har-
ris; .Missionary
arris;.•missionary riionthl•y'sec., Mrs.
W. H. McClure; Baby. Band lead-
er,. Mrs TIS. Andarson; tChristian
stewardship sec:, Mrs. .E; Rivett;
friendship sec., ,, Miss •0 Rebina
Sproul; Christian citzenshp sec.,
'Mrs. C. Blake; associate mem-
bership 'seC,,,
em-bership'sec., Mrs M. Shackleton;
supply, sec., 'Mrs. it. Finnigan;
press sec., , Mrs. Chas, Fowler;
pianist, Mrs:. Otto ,Popp; assist-
ant; M. Reed; Bab y I3 a ri d
leader; Mrs. J. .Finnigan; CGIT
leaders, Mrs. H. Finnigan, Mrs.
C. - Crozier; :auditors; Mrs. A.
liott,' Mrs. J. Ryan.'
,Local 324, Orange Lodge, held
a dance:in; the Agricultural -hall•
.with HankNorris'. ,'orchestra
supplying music. Tidkets .on a
'raffle .of a turkey;. goose . and
duck was won by Lloyd, Craig
of Auburn; turkey; Torn : Culbert,
Crewe, goose; Hank Norris,' 'Kip -
duck. . :
her. daughter, MrsNesbitt. : filer,
tM ,
presence • will be greatly ,missed
in the home. and 'community. •
To . mourn her passing she,
weaves five daughters and •three,
sons; .,Sadie, • Mrs,. Wm. ,Miller,
Listowel; Emma,. Mrs. Tom Cul
bent, ' Ashfield; Annie, •Mrs.. Sam.
Nesbitt . Lucknow; Laura, 'Mrs,'
Herd;, and Vera Mrs. Joi n:131ack-
ett, 13ipley; • ��ii lis ' an 'George,
North Line, : Kincardine. Town-:
ship., and Ernest, Iiamilton.; .Qne
'sister,: •Sarah, Mrs. Robert Free;
J man. of Clinton, 'also' survives.
The :funeral' service 'W,as' con
ducted by- Rev:.•Bryd•on of the
Rippley. -United .Church from the
McLennan Funeral Parlors,' Rip:.
ley,
With . interment in. Kincar-
dine Cemete•y..:G'randsons .."and
nephews acting as pallbearers'
were Michael B1'ackett, • ..Jim Pais-'
ley,' Bill Anger, Wilfred. Freeman,'.:
Roy Marshall and `Tom. •'Culbert,
The • floral, tributes' were '.carried .
by former neighbors:, Hugh Nich-
olson, Walter Nicholson,: Jack•,
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Yes, Folks, we are pJayuig Santa Clausfor this Sale. We. ' I
really Mean it people, out; Store can shOw • you the way •: i
• to save , on. your Christmas. Buying
BEAUTIFY ' YOUR LIVING ROOM WITH' S
THIS LOVELY7-°P•IECE• UNIT::
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2 -Piece Chesterfield. Suite -Grey Frieze
La-Z Boy Chair. 'and' Ottoman
»_Z_End. Tablea,iight maple
1 Ciock-Tail Table, Panelyte
R:,gularly Priced' at $352,50'
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The December meeting af. the
Kintail.. W.I. was held 'at. the home• •.
of .Mr's. Henry' MacKenzie , with. • .
a good attendance. An exchange
of Christmas gifts was the •roll
Call. The meeting was unanimous
in _their. •praise• of .the ladies in •
charge of the turkey supper held
a week ago in 'KingSbridge hall.
By all, accounts it was a suecess-
f ul evening for the • Institute
Members,, their husbands '' and
children. One .hundred' and. twen-
ty sat down • to a bountiful table
aft.1;
Cristmas Sale Price Only ........v,,. $264.50
Just one of the many_ bargauris,.during this sale.•„
NOW,IS THE,TIME' TO SELECT YOUR CEDAR CHEST
SHOP EARLY AND USE OUR LOW DOWN PAYMENT,
LAY -AWAY PLAN
reeDravv
'3 LUCKY TICKETS --
' U&KE-YS W'.-I-LL-B:E--•.GIV_.EN_ ..AWAY:_ FREE _CHRISTMAS_ EVE
Mike sure you get a. Ticket •
BLACKSI CNE'S F,LTRNITURE
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Bob `Wilson: and Tom•.11arris:
KINTAIL.,INSTITUTE ;HELD•
ENJOYABLE .TURKEY SUPPER
OBITUARY
MRS. JOHN. ROACH'
The former Elizabeth ,Marsh-
all, .wife of • tyre late -.-John. Roach,
passed .away iii' Victoria ,Hospi-
tal, .London, November 25th, 'af-
ter an illness of•'several weeks
Mrs. Roach was born in' Col-
borne Township on,. May 9, 1876,
the daughter of the late Mr, and
Mrs: -Wri. Marshall Alftar her
marriage 63 years ago 'oto • John
�► Roach, they ,resided' in Ashfield
2 land Huron townships before
iii- ovit g-' tis_ tht'-SaCrtl `Line; `Kinn
cardine Township: After the
of her hugband`in l92i), she
remained for a time, on the home,
place, then moved to Ripley
where she resided until failing
health Made is advisable for ,her
to move to Lucknow to. be with
`t
er Which a short program w:as
enjoyed.: Mrs. Minnie Walters
held' •the Backs ticket ',on the
quilt.
The topic "Christmas ih other
Lands"- `was taken by Mrs, .Dave :
MacKenzie in the absence of Mrs.
Jack, Collinson, Mrs. Sandy read
a 'poem --"Friendship" .1VIr,._.D.an
Wylde played for Chri.stma5'car-'.
ols.. Mrs. :Ray Dalton. ' reported
from the Sectional meeting .at
Grand 'Bend. The r.all�r'riext year.
is to 'be, held .at Fordmeh, She'
brought *Ord' froth the rally that.
EciSYake; whca is crrxr C Imo-
Staff, was . the pilpt .cYhr) fiery,
home, the filth . of the, Coronation
t� Canada.'' We enjoyed television
-1-br---a--'social time- -d-u-rin#; ]uns`h
The next meeting° on `January 6'
'.is at the home of Mr's. Bill Ma'c*.
Donald.
Auctioneer "Sold! tr) the
lady with •her,' htrwbrrnT,. hand
over her mouth"..
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