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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-03-07, Page 9WEDNESDI Y, MARCH 7,, 1:950. Alor + f' ' r kiiiii ,. THE LUCKNOWSENTINEL; LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE NINE "•.(001•0ouaru�1+1 1f d SIMMImilli!i t1 n�1 11.. .m .iewie , „ o e , `�.. • The response to the loeal appeal .on behalf of the MARCH OF DIMES of the iCanadian Foundation • ni lit a fd`r• Polio ye is h s been. b n, very gratifying and sin- cere thanks is extended to; Mrs. • McKim and members •of the Girl Guides for their part in handling the campaign; . . •Membersof the Lucknow' Fire Co, and the CKNX staff • for. psrtieipating in the (benefit. broom ball a game; All' • the Citizens' of the community who by their support, ' helped ,to make the project such a suecesS: r t`. , • .. Our Appreciation,wTo All, , MUNICIPAL COUNCI,L. OF THE ' VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW ' H. ew Clerk. A. W. Hamilton, . Reeve. • ►..q�.1t•.1�11l,.y `1�t. .�,)• 10 ,1+41`1111 4�II moiimm �..�/l�fl�f1��.�•• E H •Agn ; , WHITECHURCH Diane Coultes entertained her girl . friends' at :her birthday. party on :,Saturday, Mrs. T. Lamb and son . Bruce, Mrs. Harry •Tichborne, both of Goderic-h-,—v-isited with .Mrs..Ken- im ,moi borne stayed. for a • few days. bur • community. , extends its sympathy to the Tiffin family in 'their sad and . recent • bereave- ment of .,Mrs: J. J. Tiffin, a `life . along resident of th is: c'omrrrun:: ity, - Mr. . .Clarence • MoClenaghan has sord .his farm t� Mr.' Dow1- ing of Rothsay and . Clarence`: will• take, up storekeeping �. in ,Roth- • say. • Mr. .and Mrs. M•oClenaghan will hold an. 'auction sale in;: the near'fu�ture., They 'get, possession on April 10th Mr. and Mrs 'Harry. • Moss and family cif 'Plattsv ll_e spent t week -end with' :her parents Mr and. Mrs. B. • D. McC•len,aghan. Miss' Winriifred Farrier offTor= onto spent the week -end With her parents, Mr: 'and 'Mrs Farrier: .• Tommy' .Irwin of Wingham spent' the week -end with Mrs. George.. MfeClenaghan' and Mild- •red . ; Mr'; and . Mrs.. A. E. Buckton; received "word .cin Saturday thaf their Sister.—in—law,. Mrs. C: Jones of Toronto; had passed away. • Mr. '.A E. Buckton• celebrated his .80th birthday on • :Saturday. ••Congratulations,. ' • Mrs.• ;Lott':. returned home ' on Friday ' after ,spending . the past few .weeks with Mrs.'Ed Brown-. Mrs. ' Ross •SrYiith . • returned biome on Sunday. after spending• the past week, with her parents, Mr, and :Mrs. Russel Chapman. ZION .50 Mr. Alfred' Ritchie of . Orillia . visited last Thursday 'evening with Mr. and'Mrs. Gordon Kirk- land. • Mr. and Mrs. ' Jim Smith and family of .Molesworth visited. on Sunday with ,Mr. ti and. Mrs. Will Ritchie. • Church' will be at '1.1 a.m,-for' the month of ' March.• .. Mr. and Mrs, Ken Laidlaw and girls of London visited with Mr. and Mrs., George Hunter Siin- KINGSB RIDGE Last week. Mr. Allin' Reed very kindly brought the O:A:C. •• films for Huron County -schools to .our school for the teacher, Mrs: Sheridan, . her . pupils,• and their friends " to view and the ,same • On .'Sunday ,afternoon; a pais cellaneous • shower was held ,in the ,parish hall for'Mrs. William Berry (nee..Ann Doherty), who received some .lovely gifts. Miss Loretta Martin read a " short ad- 'dress, ,conveying .congratulations and ' best•' wislies t�• .,the newly- weds from the C.W.L. The bride, then " expressed . .her,' :appreciation for . these, gifts, and.: lunch was then served to.the ' thirty . ladies present Thi shower had -been .arranged . at an earlier .date; bu;t due °to ° bad weather and illness, could : not take place,, till•Sun d.ay. • • Mrs: Walter mare' spent. , the week -end : at her .home here, but returned to - Chesley' to care for her :mother who is. now' able to be .'home ` from 'the hospital, ,but has . a cast on her back and alse. on her. ankle, after her ' accident., Mr., Leo Moerbeck has return- ed .to his home. . here' after: a week in Goderich I• ospital,,'fo1-. lowing: the ;accident • he Suffered. • when a load of baled ' hay . upset `injuring : him on the'`head .and, chest. . Mr. Pete; Captein of Sudbury;;, -Desmond O'Donnell of Sarnia;' Douglas Frayrie of Toronto, Miss' Theresa Martin and friend ' Miss -Bernice Griffin of. Hamilton •and: Miss Mary 'Sheridan , of Toronto. :were week -end ` visitors '. dere.. Our teacher,' Mrs. Sheridan, is ill • With: the . "flu, therefore our; school is closed.' ' for this week.. • Several from, this. " district at= tended the• "CallegiatecCapers .of '1956". held last Thursday and 'Friday evenings at' the Goderich .-Collegiate, and enjoyed -'the iety.. program very much. Peter" �Lierman, Diane Lierrnari, "Fran- ,ces Dalton; Loretta Martin, Bet- ty' Lou, Vassella and Delores Mer 'Gee were among 'those- who pais ticipated in 'the ' different num- BORN CHISHOLM—at 'Alexandra Hos- •pital, Goderich,, on :February 28, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs.' Grant Chisholm, R. 3, Goderich-,.a dau- ghter. .ONORED AN i EAR 'BIRTHDAY. • (DUNGANNON NEWS) Mrs. S. J. Kilpatrick '0celebrat- ed' her 20th or. 19th? birthday on February 29th. She has spent her 80 years in Ashfield, being born at Zion, daughter of the late David Anderson and Mary,° Ann , 'Webster, After . her mar- riage in 1906 to 'Samuel J. Kil- patrick she. lived at Blake's, then at Crewe, ' and in Dungannon sine. Marc She. harrie Cecil Bl many .frien e • death of her husband 6th, 1951. '• • ent her birthday at'. the: f ' . her daughter, Mrs. , and• the day rid relatives call- ed to extend •good wishes,. M. and: Mrs. Richard. Kilpatrick and; family, also. M:rs. Irvine Henry,' had birthday supper with her. The lovely (birthday cake was a surprise 'gift from Mr. end Mrs. H.'Eugene Hanson, East Tawas, Mich., •through Eedy's.. bakery. Mr: and Mrs. Palmer Kilpatrick .nd' family, Tor.onto, were not present -due Tto school. duties. Among 'those who visited:. her wa's, . her ,brother.; Mr. Fred And- erson,: Lucknow, who is the only other surviving , member :.of the; family. Two cousins entertained 'hy..playing the piano and' sing-: ing old.• .favarite hymns and songs, Mr. and Mrs.' Thos. Blake and yrs .eor e' ;, mm 1C�Ir$ 71<iJipatriek enjoyed all her' visitors and will. Icing be re- minded' oaf the•'d ay by the • many: cards ..and gifts .she, received: Mrs. Leonard Crawford, 'W,ing- ham, . spent a few days with. her mother, Mrs. W: A. Cullbert, who was ,nmiserable , with .a seige of shingles: Mr. &. Mrs. John, Wilson' (nee Edna. Rivett), Toronto and. Mr. :Ross Rivett, also ' of the city,: were week -end Visitors at,. the ,. ing of ,St, P'iul s Anglican• •.Guild.:: parental homes here..and at •Car_ . low. . Mrs. 'Elmer Black .presided. Mrs. H, ^L. Jennings ;read `the scrip-' ,Mr._ John .Maize •_s ent : a _few:..,.. ..... _ , , , , = p tore lesson. Mrs... Tom Young flays Iasi •: 'week with •.'his sister• _411 Mr. and .:Mrs Glen Springer and attic P family of Tillsonburg. • R. Mole was elected as a dele- Visitors to attend the . Cancer.. Soc-: A Visitors recently with Mrs .. . Abner Morris were lett' meeting . in Goderich. Mrs'. b Mr. &Mrs, Anderson Mugford of- London;' Jennings closed the meeting 'with Mr.r. and Mrs; Harold' Mugford: 8i:. p ra. ey ' �� �r. Mrs ;Tom Young assist three little .sons of .Detroit, Mr,' •ed the hostess ' with lunch. and Mrs., Ken _Morris 0of Ben Rev. G. D. Watt recently at= miller, tended the Radio and Television 'Mrs. Herb Finnigan visited..re- Work Shop,Sponsored by Wing - Gently wibhher brother, Mr.W.1 ham Council of Churches, . J:: McCI re , 1 k Miss. Flora DUrnin • is 's; endin this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J.. Durinin and- her aunt, Miss• .Ellen Durnin.: • \' Clearing • TRESS. r BIG SAVINGS DURING THIS TWO WEEK SALE March Sth to March '19th ' LEADING MAKES Of ` Mattresses. . Such• As `• 9 S•IMMONS; SE;ALY, •..SLEEPM=ASTER LTD. and GLOBE BEDDING ' t • t t • At Big Reducti�ns ... Reg. $59.50 Sale $47.50' Reg. $49.95 --Sale Reg,: $39.50 -Sale $29.50 Reg: • $:49.50 -Sale $39.95 W Priced Mattresses t Mclennan` an '�ac�Kenzre••� rood will. , show pictures of his. trip.. through, the''Southwestern' States and. Mexico:' ' ,Mrs.• 'Robert Mole. was, hostess at her .home: for the March.meet- u , E mita, P g Mr, and :Mrs.: Earl' 'Sherwood -arid family :of -Carlow 'were Sun day visitors' with Mr.. and .Mrs,. `Howard Culbert.:. Miss Eleanor. Alton spent the Mrs: Frank .cousin, -Don- Gerrie week• Harold Da Glenn . roand.end with her. Mr.'i rip Mitchel Gerrie visited' T.• Glenn � at Mitchell,- S -alt r. fo d. Westminster Hospital; . London .1 Mr: ,Jas:; Thorne `spent the on Friday a week -end visiting his.son, Jack d y eevning. He is � there visiting for treatment and will undergo a . second operation. • Mr. and Mrs.. Jack: Skinn 'of •Wingharn visited 'Sunday :- With 'Mrs. Sarah. •Errington. , Thorne,•,,wife'and fainily .at .Port Elgin.' On ,Sunday' Rev. G. D. Watt announced, the; gift of a 'large projection • screen o use each 'Visitors with _Mrs. ,Matthew. Sunday in the Su 'School to Shackleton' onSunday were Mr; . project the hymns ,ingtead of us - and Mrs. Clifford Webb and ing 'hymn books: This was a gift. Mrs. Howard Durbin, Mr. Ainos ifrom• the . Cecil ' • Blake family. 'Cornelius, -Mr. •-- and Mrs? James, There Vas also ,a. gift from the Kelly and five children of • God Mrs, A, B. •,Pentland family 'to= erich. • ward 'a' set : of slides: • •Mr.' and Mrs. Gordon Maize The C.G.I:T: met in the church visited the former's • mother, With 12 • members present. The Mr's. Gordon Anderson last week president,' -•Sandra Finnigan, op at Clinton Hospital• where she .erred the meeting •by all •repeat - underwent an operation.. We• un- . ing' the C,:GJI T.purpose. Marion derstana she has :been doing Mole . had the call' to worship, to her home Eleanor Reed presided. at the quite well and back`piano for the .h hymns '..followed again. • y . • Mrs; Abner x 1� Mo ris spent Sun- by prayer,by .Marion. Mole. The day at the home of her lough- 'scripture lesson wa`s" ' read by C rol Pent -aii h -c nd--eha - er, r r: an • rs. en, Christi- . 17` law, Nile. / • terion .worship .was given by Miss, Nora • Creyl,:e of Schom- Mrs. H. Finnigan.. Joanne• Croz- • • t 411".."4.6"."4."16"40.4,41.1.4,44.14...41.14tl ./fit. tl:MID+,fin .i a nrn n.111iu4=11.141404144 alley Beauty, WILD. BE CLOSED: Monde,. T-usday Marc Salon 'berg was a • week -end visitor. -'i•Iet- Showed u i irrst i;p , obi Jz,s -- with ,'Mi'. and, Mrs. R; • J.' Dur- eph• • nits: The 6th. Con,' Euchre Cluib held Mr. Ben. Caldwell' .of Windsor the last of ten 'parties at the and. Miss Pearl .Caldwell,' Clin- ..home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim. Er- ton; ,spent the week -end at home rington on Wednesday night of in :the' village and also visited last week, There were .7, tables, I Mr. and ,Mrs. Nelson Culbert. &. High scores ,were: Mrs, T. Web- family, stet and Mi'. Brown Smyth;: low . ill.; Pias -o.0 h� scores, Mrs.' John. Durnrn and _,_..Mi:�,J.a.sk... � �tl..__.. has_ �_•l�vt... �._-' t�.,,...__... � -�_.�.��...m..��_-- _.� the cottage of Mrs. ,a le uric Pi/ r'iigdr•r, Sxsec '�`--prrr.Es and the l,atter• has moved- to Were given -at this closing party. I.tzclelio.r`: for ..the 'season. Mrfi. John 'Fin Mrs:_ John McWhinney of Nile ' her sister-in.:law,. Mrs,, Frank Oliver, were visitors last Thrust day with Mr's (Mathew Shackle.- ton.. hackle.t The Dungannon United church Congregational scupper will be held ori Friday night, Marchi 16. While Mr. and Mrs. Bailey are attending The • Hairdressers' Convention. in Toronto: • •�t1��11�►i1��,li►Ai►,1rl/rilrl►il41•1110t)��rl�.rl��o�iu nigari Wen- -if ory-havin the- most lone liiands`-`Mrs. is r. , rringW ton won the ,lucky; chair prize, The second • last euchre was held at the 1i ih- a bf Mr. Brown Smyth„ with an attendance •of 25, High prizes went to Mrs, Jas. Wilson and'; Mr.. Otto Popp and lour•prizes to Mrs Gus Redmond and Mr;, Jim Errington. :The, reguLuar W.M.S. meeting . 'for March was held, on'' Friday at .'Mrs.' •Mel. Reed's home with. 13 members (present. 'The meet.- ing eet ing .Was opened ..by Mrs. Hodges; •the president The: aim and-ob- ject nd ob j.ect, was read ; by Mrs.' Cecil • Blake Mrs A. Elliott aril Herb Finnigan .led 'in the wor- ship.. an Bible study'. as::outli.ned in; the.; Missionary :Monthly,' The roll call . was• answered' by a:. number. `• of. home and hospital :calls _made •Mrs. Reed reported 'for "the. Women's ' World Day. of Prayer, having . sent • `$7:14 to . the treasurer, . including 84c from:the :C.G.I.T ' Mrs. R. Irvin. ' was in charge of the.home mission study' digest assisted by . Mrs. C.. Blake: FLEW FLEW` WEST TO ATTEND FUNERAL: • , James Henry' Phillips, , age 67, a • native. of West ,a. Wawanosh Township, passed away Sudden- ly on Saturday, February 25th, .in the Halbrite 'district • in Sask- atchewan;4.w'here he has farmed for'a • number of ,years. _ • The . funeral�•'service was held last Thursday afternoon at the Weyburn Funeral Horne, with Rev. Douglas :White .officiating' and 'interment in Hillcrest Cern• etery. • Mr, Phillips was a son of Sam 'Phillips'. and Eliza 'Gaunt arid was born. iii West Wa:waiiosh on. the farrn ' now owned •:by her brother Lloyd, -e -went :West in , 1910. • ' He -is survived by his•• wife one daughter, Mrs. 'R. Pinder of ' Vancouver; five sons, ' Neil, Mt. Forest; Douglas, Colfax; James, London; 'Delbert, ,Regina Reg, Moose Jaw. Also' surviving are • four --brothers, ::Georg -e; John and Lloyd of West Wawanosh, Al- bert in the West and two sisters, :M :-«- l ltori. —Robertson- e,tson- —eril ,.......,.. and Mrs. Bert ,Howlett .(Ruth),. both in,. the West: . George and . Lloyd 'Phillips and James •' Phillips of , London all flew ,to. Wby'burnto' attend ,thy, funeral.. • , • • He ids Huron. Liberals' Hugh iberals - Hugh Hawkins of Clinton was e ted ;sitte—ri "oi—1..Ii'e _ Huron, Liberal, , Association . (Fedora].) at, the annual. Meeting at Zur;- 'ieh:: Amor;---the-ho ora-ry-t-presi• TIeiTt `care wn rriytli, o`f`1 es Wawanosh `;•and Mandel. Matheson.. 'of Ashfield. Robert Simpson of " pintail is district vicepresident of district No. 3 comprised of • -"Ashfield, West Wawanosh, Col- • borne and 'the town. of .Goder- ich. . . .� ,rr • • • ,d i, • 4. • • •r • 1 • • • • •t •