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LUGKNOW, ,ONTARIO
1, SEE BY THE. •
SENTINEI~
THAT Harold Fairish, son - 'of
Mr:' and Mrs Lorne :Fairish,
1 arrived home from the.' West
the day before Christmas.' Har
old and, his brother Jack, •whp
is also' in ° the West, 'both " got
a thrill in the fall to see. Mur-,
ray Gaunt's picture on tele-
' vision.
THAT, Kathleen Hackett,'•daugh-.
ter of Mr. and .Mrs. .Tom°Hack.
:et, .recently :underwent. an ap-
pendectomy in Wingham Hos:-
Taal.
Hos-.,pital. .
---o-•- ,
THAT applications- are being
'called for , in thisissue for the
,part -tune position' of caretaker
of the • Luckngw Post Office:,
THAT. it will_ be Family, 'Night
Men's, Ladies', Children's Wear—Piece Goods and Woollens -
13 -plate Hart `Battery
Pathfinder Signal Lights - -
(tor trucks)
• 5840 ':Ex.
Bonded Brake Lining. _ ___ 4 __ $4.98 Ex.
• (Set 2 ',\\-heels l.:
Exchange Generators -- $9:50
Wafflers and Pipes Brake Cables
Clearance Lights and .Reflectors
Tail Lights and Seal Beam Units .
(All ;Parts installed by •Local ;Garage)
Mad NTYREY:and .IRW1
Phone 65 -. ‘Lucknow
-:,:.. BI'I'UARY hhs _.wo t—h ;Werc' gw-en—by-Gha1.
niers .Church . and .also :by many
Friday ,and Saturday" nights
when the entire family regard-
less of,numbers, will be admit.
ted for the priceof two.adult
tickets,'.:$1.00. The picture is
• "Tumbleweed"; an action -pack-
' ed : Western starring... Audie
Murphy,. Lori Nelson arid Chill
Wills. 7
THAT atthe. morning'. service at
. the United , Church . on. Sunday,
` Mr. .and Mrs: Janes blathers;
Mrs. . Oliver' Glenn • and . Mr.
• James.' Boyle were received, in=
to the membership 'of the.
church
THAT., Jim Nelson .. of. Ashfield
has .had his aivri in a 'cast since
suffering a broken ,' shoulder
when struck ..a: glancing blow
i
by a falling tree. The results
couldwellhave been fatal had
Jim been . struck on the head.
JOHN ADAM _SIMPSON neighbors. The pallbearers were
John Adam Sianpson died in. Jas. Wilson,:: Albert, Paterson,
Miles Moir, =Joe King, Mr. Craig
'Win am Hospital on December,
26th•. after a` period of' -failing -
,health.
failing,health. The end came ` quiclrrly
when pneumonia set in after a
period of three days..
,and 111ir. Maclllwraith, 'Interment
was in Winghern Cernetery. •
He was • the last, of a family
of seven ' born to .Margaret . John-
ston and Arthur Simpson on Con.
2, Culross Township, 84 • years
ago. He farmed with his ;brother
Robert, spent .two years iri the
'West • around Red Deer with his
• brother ' Ewen. On returning
home he bought a farm -oh High -
*Way 136. In 1927 he -moved to.
. Whitechhrch 'where he • contin-
ued. to ,reside :till ;.a month_ ago
when .he came to, live with 'bis
nephew, 1,VIt.. and' Mrs. Robert
' Stimpson, . n .e retiredfrorn
active work some .years ago, but
continued 'a keen interest in life..
Of a quiet and friendly nature
he was highly' esteemed by his
ei ore
_
;7e ghb. s; H possessed Many of
the characteristics and sterling
qualities of.. his Scottish fore-
bears. He had a good sense of
humor and was a witty conver-
•
RODERICK ROSS
The death' of :Roderick Ross
occurred at Baker's Private .Hos
pitai oh .Th' rssday, Decernber 22,
after a brief illness. 'He was 88
years ,of age,:. and was , born . at
Langside on. the' farm nqw: own-
ed : by Russell.. Ritchie, arid shad,
,lived practically all his ,life in
the corn'rnunity. • • • •
He was a son ,bf;Murddoch Ross
and Mary MacDiarrnid, who
came from the -Tale, of Skye...Of
a family of eight the sole surviv
or ` 'is a brother, John Ross of.,
Garievale,' mask., w -ho is 92,
Roderick was :predeceased : by.
Mrs. Wm.. McKay (Euphernia),
Alex Ross, ;Mrs. ;Dave Dickie.
(Katie), Christina, Margaret and,
Colin.
Roderick never married. `" He
farmed the homestead until in
advanced years, and then spent
a short time in ..the West before
sationalist : He was fond:' of music 'returning 'to Luckno`i; :to live.
and in his• younger years played He had been. a •resident 'at the
the bagpipes. He i.ever marries Aaker,-..H ore:. for sot.. _time. lie
Re is survived by sixteen nieces was a quiet. mannerly gentle -
and nephc.irs , man ,and lield 'in esteem' by all
Ie . ;was a member of White- ,ijho .knew h:ir.:
c urcl _ `lei esT�t t :ria
,..-� � C�r+r�l.. XZ1�,_.. _The:.,,funewa; e y`.:t;e..'l,:-d5-�1F•�r�.
which he: sang' .for gra y. years at the JohnStiJ ;e 1"aifer al Home,
in the choir. • !Lucknow, on Saturday. lie ern-
. The uricral service Was held her'2r 4th conductedb •ARE:: Wai-
n Whitechurch Rresbyteri,an• lace McClean .o . 'Luck' ,w Pres -
Church. His minister, Rev. Nor- hy t.elarChurch. Interment. ,was
man Caswell, conducted the ser- r in South Ki ;loss. Cemetery, the
vier with a former minister; Rev:: rallbearen . being Frak,r aid
1. 1n w .s t l" .ah aeT' 1 -Pester-0I7efftt
3 R, MacDonald of Ashfield. ! Dave McDiarinid;: Jath: Wraitheeautiful,flo�wers as a tribute. to and Wm. ,...Ott.
THAT Miss Katharine MacKen-
zie, 'who isteaehipg in a Can-
ada-established school iri :Ger-
. • many, -• 'spent the. Christmas
holidays in "Switzerland ac=
' companied by a .: friend, Miss
Bruce.
-O
• s t e. new-•
ly elected president Of the Kin-
cardine Branch \ of ..the
adian Legion.
THAT Ernie Ackert was dis
charged from the hospital'l.ust
before Christmas, but will still
have his , leg;:and' anti in. a cast
for. a •time. D'an MacKay's, in-.
.. juries were more severe than
:_'_at first. thought _and ••he evert-
ually. had a . cast put on his leg
and :was ,hospitalized,'''for a.
BUDGET
DAYS
at
19c and 56c
VALUES.
IT .PAYS TO Skip!. IN LUCICNOW
W NE§DAY. JAN. 4th, 195
FANCY 'TOMATO JUICE.. .
Sttokleys,..48 oz. ` ---
-BEANS• • ANDPORK .
.Clark's, 20 oz..-�;
FANCY CREAM CQRN
.pokleys,.15. oz,
I.G.A.'.TOMATOES
20 oz.► - -- .- -_
KA. JAM
Assarl ed; 9 Oz..._ _
AYLMER CATSUP
1.1 oz,
,, a
TOMATO .SOUP• fO Y' . 560,
1 y T
Ca�n�'��bcll s'
SOLO MARGERENE
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2 for 5
or 5
'or 5
19C
for 56c
19c
I.G.A. 'LARD
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JELLO:
'Assorted fll'avors
FREE `. DELIVERY
or D Vc
Phone: 29
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THAT, Nits..• Richard, McQuillin,
Sr., is at present making. her
home with her son Herb arid.
Mrs.. Mequillin. She is eighty
• yea'r's df age;. and while quite
hard' of :hearing; enjoys fairly
'g good health and is still able
,
and takes , pleasure in • doing
light.;, household tasks.
•
THAT winners of the ,Ronald
party , draw were, .Mrs. Sid
-'Gardner, a Chinese •lamp`, and
Mrs; John 11cGeei ::an electric
Prosperity
and`.
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,And To Ex ress' Our .A Appreciation. Of ' Your Patronage And
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! Pleasant. Business Relations Throughout The Past' .Year.
S . Rathi'elleSo_
FINE:FOOTWEAR FOR A '
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COCKTAIL PARTIES .
(as, rirrored.'.in the -press)
"make you ill—induce trashy
'and 'truncated ' conversation—are
expensive—do not promote peace
b t•foment war" (The Manche -
ter ,Guardian). •
- "a social evil, reducing . the
human ;personality to .a . noisy
and • ,"
•� diSagreea.nlc, tail-c-atu.re ,--
(Bruce :'Hutchison)
•" loosed things 'upbut,'often
the way;•you loosen 'up a car by
running it into a hydrant" (1 ob-`
ert Thorrias••Ahen):, •
"Historians. of ;the future may -:
well decide. that' one of the Most...
Useful. weapons ot the Tussipns
the period, of ' the cold war
was vodka dunking their
guests' in a :sea of , vodka :?a)ta'
papers relate that on one O1 •
`casion.•45 toasts, were drunk", --r
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