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' LUCIQiOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARmc
OBITUARY
PUPILS. OE CON. 10, XINLOSS,MA'
STAGE. CHRISTMAS CONCERT
Holyrood Hall was filled • to
capacity on WednesdaY evening,
December •'lath for the annual
Christmas concert aS.S. No. 3,
with Miss, MarilynCarruthers as
teacher, and Mrs. Wm. Scott as
.musical director, -
Mr, P. A. Murray was • chair -
Man for the .program which in -
chided , choruses by the pupils,
recitations ° by Elaine. Murray,
Bernice, Thompson, 'Brenda Eck-
enswiller, Gail Meponald, Patsy
.Schumacher, Allan - Rhody, . 'Ma-
donna Graham;' plays "What
children do in other lands" and
«•Bus, • Mothers ' Problerns",
"Christrnas .Shopping", "Baking
a Cake" and "The True Christ-
mas";. . solos by Jimmie McDon,
aid, Bernice . Thompson, Brenda
Eokenswiller, Jean . Bonnett and
Elaine Murray who played her
own accompaniment 'on the; guit-
ar piano . sole). . by, Corabelle
Thomppof;'' duetElaine Murray
and ' ' Madonna— Graham. Eight
pupils • Gwent'' through 'a' square
dance 1 with Ronald McDonald After that they carried on this
ending
doing the calling. There. was a .service at their •home, al?
number 'by the rythm band conn- long and strenuous hours at theprised of: all the pupils • •task. •
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MRS: WM. .ARMSTRONG „
• The death off Mrs William. G
Armstrong .occurred suddenly on
•Saturday morning in St, Joseph's'
Hospital, London, from, a diabetic
condition. She became seriously
ill only on Friday and was taken
to the hospital that :afternoon,
,She lapsed into a coma froln
which she Jailed to. rally.
`WEDNESDAY, DEC, 19th, 1956
,KIDS BRAVE RAIN
TO GREET SANTA
Mrs: 'Armstrong had not been.
enjoying the. best ,of health of
late . and for over three . weeks
had been in London at the home
of •her son,: Fred Welch, Her
deatli,however,, came as a''great
'shock to 'her •family and to her
friends in this community, many
of whom were not aware . of her
illness. '
• It took more than a pourinE
rain to danPen the enthusiasm
of hundreds of children, not Ix
mention the patient parents, whc
turned put to greet Santa Clan,
on this annual visit to Lucknom
ori Saturday, "
With a complete albsence o
snow; Santa's cutter and rein
;deer were transported on a fla
rack, and the red -coated old gen
tlernan was surrounded by ' al
the youngsters the vehicl&•woul.
hold,. while a big procession' fol
lowed. him.
Santa, who bore a striking re
semblance . to Chester . Finn'igar
was decked out in a 'colorful neN
costume, and his arrival ws
heralded by the' redblinker fir
truck; ,and the.Lucknow Distric
High School Band..
More. than 80.0 ;bags of�swee
were distributed' to the .childre
at the rear. of the Post •Off is
with members . Of . the .`Ladle
Auxiliary .helping •Santa. 'distril
Ute the gifts, while Fire Con
pany - members attempted
keep some sort ' of order in : ti
'procession , "past • the " "cane
counter".'• r
Santa's visit . is •sponsored ' 1
the Luc now Business Men's A
sociation.i
'Mrs,Armstrong was .,formerly
Martha Mabel Bond_ and was,
born in ..Caradoc • Township on
January 30th, ..1886: She married
her now bereft'. husband in 1938.•
Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong operat-
ed a laundry 'business : in the for-
mer Orange ` Hall until. its .des-
truction
des-truction a . , couple of years ago.
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Mrs.. Armstrong ,was a mem-the .Queen„
know United Churc:h
of
After the singing
be'of Luc
Benita. Claus arrived, Lunch •Wasanid her 'pastor, Rev. ;G• A. M'eik-
served and _the rest. of the..even lelohn, -spoke .comforting words
ing -was. Spent in dancing to 'the at "the funeral,service at the
music: cif 'Carruthers orchestra. .McLennan -MacKenzie Memorial
Chapel on 'Monday afternoon,
ECONOMICS CLASSES . Many ;lovely floral tributes were:
HELD "CHRISTMAS PARTY:• a token ,of the esteem}/ in which
' • ' Mrs:. Armstrong was held .. •
The 'Home Economics classes of
Grades 11 and 12 of Lucknow
: District High, School, under the
S supervision' of their teacher, Mrs:
`' a ;Hewitt, held a Chrismas party
--3 I -on Friday .afternoon,- December_
#` . ►'14th. They treated themsely to
all the fancy foods of $ ule
tide season at a dinner. Prepar-
ations Prepar-
ations, prior to the
day by each girl donating'to--the-
dinner. ; Names' Were, drawn and
,a,gift exchange .was ;.held in the
BORN I
MacKNNON—•in Wirigham Hos-
BLACK ham General vital on %Wednesday, . 'December
. — r -M— Wing g
hospital on Monday, 'December 12th, .to •.lVlr and Mrs. Fraser
17th to Flt: Lieut and'1VIrs,, Keith MacKinnon, R: 6, `Lucknow, a
lack • .•off _St. He ens • a , son,. a daughter a sister for Jimmv, t r ` of the` afternoon. ranc of Woodbridge, Mrs.
B , i **Ira- and t arra 'utter• part -(F es)
'brother for '� David and FredcTy; .
• Interment . was, in Greenhill.
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Cemetery," the pallbearers 'being
Alfred' Ritchie, . George Belcher,
Viiwilaon, 'Alfred, .Cecil' anal, Rus-
sell ' Armstrong,'
Surviv:n'g, •- :rbesides; , her hus-
band, are two sons, Freda and;
Percy . Welch of London; five
step -sons, Wilson Armstrong of.
'Nobleto.n, Alfred, Cecil and Rus-
sell- Of PortArm
strong. `of Lucknow; two step-
daughters, Mrs. ' Joe Austin
Gdaile,Ellen:) of. Lon
viva tr tis ivoisg ostuvtlabotoggtr oron By d two
t : D> 0> ti, nes tiviiegtr, 't it 'tivie p rt> �r t # ttego,rtuvtaaDtc don 13 grandchildren an
4 sisters and a brother.
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SUTHERLAND
The death of W. A. Sutker
land, a native of Kinloss' Town
sh"i!p, , occurred . ' `suddenly • last
Thursday, morning in • St..,.Jos-
eph's Hospital, London He had
been .admitted to the hospital
only 'a couple of days before to
undergo a series of x-rays for a
stomach: ailment, Mr. Sutherland
had visited in this •community'.
with his brothers just -a- few•',
weeks ago.. .
Mr. Sutherland was born on
Concsiori,, 6, . Kinloss, 72 years
ago_ _ H.e was a son, of .. James
Sutherland . and Martha Fraser.
Re .attended :.public school at the
4 Sixth, but after' his mother's
death. he went to Parkhill as a
lad to ,make his home with his
.aunt and uncle, • Donald and Jes
to. sie Fraser. He attended' high
school at Parkhill' and -then went
to Queen's University. ••
He taught school, in Saskatche-
INJURIES THOUGHT.' MINOI
IS NOW INA BODY .CAST
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About a month ago•Grant W,
and Weir Eekenswiller were
:. truck accident _ in , Cu%1_rc
ToWnshi+p.' Grant suffered a . fit
tured skull and chest injuries `lk
made a 'good recovery.. and
now able to be about again.
Weir's" _'injuries-iwere
considered .as compairatively• m
or, and, he:,was, riot imrnediatr
ehosspitalized. Later , it was ci
covered .:he, had suffered a 'nuc
ebrae .injury and a bone as
arm was broken. As Well as h,
ing.• a cast :on the, arm, Weir
encased a -body -and heafl
to•correct .the neck injury
Mrs. ' ,Herb Clayton presii
Over 'the W.M,S. meeting wt
was held ,at the home of
Harvey Brooks. Mrs: Oliver;
Charles ..read the Christmas St
from St. • Luke's gospel. h
Mary Roulston sang a solo
Little Stranger": Mrs. Ross Bl
accompanied •her on the, •pi;
The candlelight •service•, rely
to : the current study on churl
of'• Southeast Asia Was ;eery
pressive: Seven member's as
ed Mrs. Oliver McCharles,
leader. 'The • guest speaker, l
Ross Shiells, chose as the sal:
of her talk, "Christmas across
Seven Seas", telling tihe Gust
and - traditions of the diffe
countries. The offering was
icated by, Mrs. 'Alex McTa•
A sum of money was alloc
to • the, ,Red, -Cross 'for the '1
gariari Relief Fund and the '
perance Federation:. Boxes
goodies' Were' packed 'for n
bers .& friends in the 'comm'
who are `shut-in':' Mrs. J, Co
moved a vote of thanks to
Shiells for her very '• intere
talk, Mrs, Brooks, and those
ticipating in. the meeting. Cl
-mess -carMs-Awere°--sung-du-r-im
meeting,. which closed wit'O.
W¢.S..benediction.
Stokley's Fancy
HONEY ' POD PEAS'
15 oz tins r— 2 for 35c
All Popular Brands Cigarettes
Libby's Imported' Fruit ,Cocktail•
Giant 2'8 oz tin .-, 39c
ALLEN'S APPLE ,JUICE .
48 oz..tin — 27c6
Birds. Eye Orange Juice
6 oz tins — 2 • for -33c.
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• 1
• 2' for 556'
Rose Brand 1VJ<argarine � lb, pkgs. � Oz.,
• Supreme Sweet Mixed Pickles, 16 oz.ar' 25c
L bby.'s : Fancy Quality . Tomato .•.Juice, ._ __.
als.
48 oz. tin. 34c
1,
2t.
Ocean. Spray Cranberry Sauce, whole and •
P . 23c
jellied, 15 oz, tin . '
Christie's Ritz, 8 oz. Pkg. 22c'
Fancy Golden Mixed Nuts•; lb. AAAA.•• 48c
Huge '2 lb. bag Victoria .M,ixed or.
° . Jelly Wreaths , 9c
Christmas „variety C'andies, cello bag -4.-1:E AIRS •
4.
Golden Hour Chocolates, lb. 89c; 21b. box $L75 HOS' SS CH.
.011 Golders Boar Popping'
Corn, 16 oz. cello ... 17c •
Planters. Part TiiriePeannts, 10ry�._oz;__bag ,39c - __ 1 Wicket- w�tb�,each $2D_0..purcltase:�.,
pkg. of 50 82c; . Ctn. of 204 $2.99
Red & White Brand Coffee, ib. bag. • $ 917 i
Early. Riser. Coffees 'lb. bag , r#
10e -of! Red -&.-:ate' Tea Bap_' pgk. of 65 .69c +«
BIRDS EYE QUALITY; FOODS` '
'Strawberries, 15 oz. .pkg.... 43c
Green Peas, 12 oz. pg 2 . for '45c
Lemonade, .6' oz. tins .•...... 2 for 39c i#
Also available Grapefruit, Grape' . & Lune 4
Juices • : .
Libby's Mincemeat;; 25 oz. tin 39c
R & W Jelly Powders . • :. - 3 for 25e,
Aylmer Sniffed Manz. •Olives, ' 8 -oz ice Ri
box, jar
Supreme brand Poultry Seasoning, tin ...
Supreme Sage, tin
Saran Wrap. for leftovers, pkg.
• 43c.r wan and served. 'for a time .With
12e 2 the Royal Canadian Mounted
lOc Police (before returning to ;the
39c :.'Parkhill district to take up farm=
a e. ing and build a brick and tile
tst' ,DOLL—$3.99 with.$5.00 order
w usiness w c e. r•
DINNERWARE --$1.99 -with-. $5.00_ sl
''cniuSTIVIAS ii3ORNAME1 TS -39c
>21? t4itige Iiitt +3 ' Ui 'b4'tr
CHRISTMAS DRAW � .
cillor and reeve of Parkhill. Hen
for •
son Donald now manages. the
order
S` Sutherland farms .. _
with $5 order Mr. Sutherland entered m'uni-
`f4`11Z`li •served for several. years as Doan-
• , q
cipal life iii the lite' 1920'1 and
3 beautiful
a
a
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was warden of Middlesex;sin 1931
and in 1939 was appointed clerk
of 1Vfid'dlesex. tCotinty, a, pest he
still held at thetime• of •his death,
had, a brilliant personality
and a knowledge of municipal
affairs, that made hien friend
/arid advisor to county councillors
and' other .municipal leaders. • le.
'PHO
hilte Food Store
LYE 26 ,..:; "REE DELIVERY
was a ,p .st president of the On-,
tarir, Trustees and Ratepayers
Association,and a past district
deputy of the Masonic Order..
The funeral service was held
on Monday at Parkhill with in-
terment in Parkhill Cernetery.
. ' Mrs. Sutherland died rri 1942.
ki Surviving are two• daughters,
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_ ... ��on���s_._ o � u'd� °£':.'lla��o'f�T�'tt�r�'
,_ .. ,��ns o. ...an-
White Gift' service was he
Olivet United Church. The
sang "he ,Hope of the W
as an anthem. Master John
Charles sang' •a solo en
"Long' Ago At Christmas
Mr, Alla r McChar}es e>f
onto spent, -the. week -end
his parents,.Mr, and Mrs. (
McCharles:'
Mr. ---Herman 'Anger ape
few days with her dautghter•
Christie of Teeswater:
sass. one son, Donald,.' or
home' farm; three bro
.Davtid of Moose . Jaw, Aic`J
Hugh' of Lucknow and 't,w
tors, Miss. Martha Sutherla
London and Mrs. Lloyd
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