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TH f;DAY, APRIL 5th,, ':.1951
THF. ZUC KNQW SENTINEL, .,LUCKNOW,,,, ONTARIO
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' .a one -coat, velvet -finish,
washable oil paint: Ealy .
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Lumber ; Limited
Phone 150, Lucknow Ont.
53 NUMBERS C
ALLED
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FOR JACKPOT ; TONIGHT •
• • The Legion'sweekly bingo will
,be.aeld tonight (Thursday) •with
. 53 numbers calleet for the:. $500, •
jackpotprize: It : is planned, we`
"understand, to �•keep,'the jackpot.
I at $500 and increase,the .numiber
j of ' calls' by one .each week, , and;
. a it'has 'not been won shortly,
Willi. be' let go. -anyway.
OBITUARY
SAIVIUEL J. KILPATRICK i.
The° death occurred at .kiis:_;bone
in A hfield on Monday, •,March
,nth, 'of Samuel Janes Kilpatrick,
Ian exemplary citizen, arid one of
the. Township's. most highly re-
spected and esteemed residents.
Mr. Kilpatrick was 74 years .of
age anti had been poorly for the
;past' few weeks,; with pneumonia
and as heart condition finally
overtaxing his failing strength..
Mr. Kilpatri,c.;k• was. born' in
Ashfield on the' ,home' farm' now
occupied by 'his son Richard. 'He
was:: one of eight children of the
late . Joseph Kilpatrick and -Eliza,
Jane' Treleaven.
,Satjiuel remained °on the farm
'and- spent :his -entire, life , in 'his
native Township.' , Forty = four,
years ago ast December
Yema
reIried Elizabeth •Anderson, and' °thKi1patriek home .was alwaysa
place of '' kindly hospitality. Mr.
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Kilpatrick was a home :'loving
man and..a kind' and .loving hus-
band" and father. He 'was. a, .de -
Voted and faithful church man.
For many years he Was a member
of. Blake. United Church, and
'since.. retiring eleven ':ears ag , to
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the.,Ri'vket;t farm on the 6;th. Con=
cession, Mr.' and Mrs. Kilpatrick
were members of Crewe. United
Churoh. .
:A private funeral service • was
held at his . late ' ;residence ' on.I.
Wednesday, .March '28th, followed
b a
y public service in Dungan-
non. United
ungan=non..United Church, which' was
largely attended:
- The wealth : of fldral.. tributes
a n,d. • t h e, .constant. stream • of
friends who • visited-. the Kilpat:
rick' home -Were expr. e'ssive of the
high: regard in' : which Mr., Kil-
' patrick was held
The`service was conducted by
Rev.;J Bright,,and interment was
in • Dungannon ',Cemetery. The
'pallbearers ,were Har.veybTrelea-
ven, Milton Kilpatrick, Harvey
and Toni Anderson,; and Charlie
and • Dave .Anderson. Neighbors
ate' asflower ers '
acted wer�bea
r
Surviving are Mrs.. Kilpatrick;
a daughter Mrs. Cecil. Blake
(.Olive) 'of Dungannon; two sons,
-Palmer of Toronto and Richard I
BQ[.NOARY WEST
. The March meeting• of the Par-
amount -W, 1. was held at the
home of -Mrs; O. Richards, Due°'to
the• 'flu epidemic " .there was a
small crowd. Mrs R. Hamilton
will..' be hostess for • the April.
meeting.' All members are asked
to. !be. present,. -.as this is the an-.
nual ' meeting, °
A progressive; euchre party was
held at the home of Mrs. J. El-
phick • with ten tables present.A
revolving "sandwich tray v�'hich.
was, donated by. Mr. and. Mrs.
Shelton,, • was won; by'Alvin. Ham-
ilton. Twelve 'games, of ' cards
Were played First prize waS"won
•by Donald, Hamilton. Mrs, Emile
MacLennan . .and Mrs.` Grant Mie
Diarnid • were `stied -for ,the ladies
prise with Mrs.". McDiarmid win-
ning the draw.' Consolation prizes.
were Won b Mrs •L �Martin
y . and
Wm.. Hamilton.. Mrs. Grant Me-
Diarinid presided at. ' the piano
for community singing. Eldon'
Henderson and • Mrs..J; Gersch fav-
ored'with a duet. A 'dainty lunch
Was served by .the hostess•. and
ladies of the. Institute.
Mrs. J. Oesch of Zurich° (nee
Jessie, MacDonald, is visiting.•her
sister, Mrs.. Eldon. Henderson.
• 'Mr. and Mrs.: Lloyd ,Henderson
and children .:of 'Hubert,' Quebee,
Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Henderson'
of• Hamilton, Miss E, Henderson,
R.N., of Stratford visited Mr. &
.' J. Henderson. o
Mrs s
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Bessi avi ' Visited Mr.`
e ,Reae t d with
and Mrs. .Sam• Gedeles at Amber-
,
mkber-
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Mr.. and Mrs'. E;' Reavie and
family of Pine' River visited with
Mr. and Mrs.. G. McDiarmid
Mr. Bob. Campbell .underwent'.
an appendix operation in' 'Wing-.
nam. Hospital.
Allyn ..and ' Donald • McChariles
visited with their uncle and' aunt,
Mr:.' and ,Mrs, Hartley •MacTavish
of London.
Mrs,K: MacKenzie returned to.
her .school; in Plymouth, Michigan,,
after spending the .Easter holi-
days '"at ' her Thome
Mrs.' D.. A. MacDonald' was i
St, Joseph's Hospital, ''London and
is now coiivalescing� ,..at her dau
ghter's,: Mrs. 'Ralph "•.Colwell, of:
London,
Mr. and`, Mrs. Robert Reid and
family. and 'Mr.' and Mrs. Kings
bury spent a day in' London `•
Mrs G. Stanley and Mrs. Tom
Irwin are not : hi the . best of
health.
Mr. Frank,,MacLennan : is able:
to, be out .again.. after the•'flu.•
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E • THIS TIRE •ipirfsags'`•
j YOU .TPHRU ' WNEN THE,
GOING IS TOUGH!.
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Mede.Only By,.
B.. F. GOodicb
Drive safely' ,rsurely on Mud-
. Snow tires over, mud or snow
1 covered roads. .`..ithe spec-'
;designed ,treadpermits
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diving without chains ..
sure ,pulling, power::'
..Mason's , Garage
'Phone .148, Lu"cknow':.
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"B.F Goodrich
l: 'J.-t,a4.•BEST IN.THE.,J.ON4 PUN
of Ashfield; two sisters, .Mrs. H. ,
E Hanson (Anna Mae) of Tawas,'
Michigan;„ Mrs. J D. McCormick
(Agnes) ; of Long ..Beach,. Califor-
nia, and abrother,' Will. of .Mack-
hn, • Sask.
Mr. Kilpatrick was predeceas-
ed by four' brothers, Rev. 'Rich
.ard T. Kilpatrick, Rev. I: W. Kih'
'Patrick, John and. Worthy..,
-DONALD C.`MacDONALD •
:Donald Cameron MacDonald, a
• lifelong resident of "St. Helens,
passeter.
and. Colin of St. Helen
Mr. MacDonald was predeceas-
ed by a son, Duncan, in 1940,.
and: by five. brothers ` and' ;a , sis-
Thursday;'. He;;, had :• suffered •'a
very'heavy stroke a week before
and no hope (was .heldfor his
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recovery. .
For many years he was• engag
ed:: , threshing business, and'
i n'the�
was, well ' and widely-'kn'own-;;in I
thin district, and held, in the high .
est esteem •
Mr. MaeDoriald's 'death occur=,
red, only a "stone's' throw" from
the' MacDonald homestead a. cross
the road;, where he was born ori
March 15th, 1874,' having prassed
his 77th -birthday by ably two.
weeks.
Mr. MacDonald was one of ten
children born to ffugh MacDori=
aid` and .Elizabeth Gillies.'. Four. of
ithe •family still .survive'
° Mrs. 1VIacDorialdy ,who was: ill
with pleurisy at the time 'of her
husband's" death, Was formerly..
• Elizabeth . Cameron. They were
married in Brandon; Manitoba, in
1914;::
The funera(1f`'service was held.
.at his late.residence on Saturday,
conducted by. Bev, S E: Hay
ward of St`. Helens United church:
Interment-. was. in Greenhill Cem-
etery with six nephews acting as'
pallbearers, .Charles . and Gordon
MacDonald, Will • and Donald',
Rntoul, ,Tack Gillies ' and Jack
MacDnoald. '
Sui{viving besides his • Widow
are two sons, H'Ugh havid df St. 'I I.
'Helens; Angus: Of' near i .White -1
church; . one daughter, Mrs. Alan
McCOliarleS (Mae) Of- I rkona and
two grandchildren, Also surviv-
ing; are one, sister, Mrs, Margaret
MacPherson of t 1lainilton and
th.ree brothers,. Angus of 1$intd ,
kiss, Alta.; John A, of Wingham
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The 'Luckno Municipal Garbage Collection Service will
be resumed t. is Week and. will follow the schedule-former-
ly
cheduleformer;ly ' observed, as follows:
NORTH SIDE.:. -THURSDAY, OF EACH WEEK..
SOUTH SIDE. --FRIDAY OF EACH EACH. WEEK:
:age
starts '•This. • week;
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Garbage, consists . of ' Wrapped Refuse and .Washed Tin. Cans '
and 'Bottles set out in containers.
. LUCKNOW MUNICIPAL' COUNCIL:
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Mr. and Mrs. M. ,Hanna,, Mr.
and Mrs. Jaynes" Spilsbury, Miss.
Frances Hamilton, of London vis-
ited with Mr. and .Mrs. R. Ham-
ilton. .
Dickie Richards visited . ' his
grandparents; Mr. and" ' Mrs. T
MacDonald:
Ashfield' Presbyterian W.M.S.
T h e Easter Thankoffering
`meeting . of the Ashfield Presby-
terian church was held at -the
home• of Mrs. Henry • MacKerizie
on Wednesday, March 28th with
Mrs. .Reuben. Wilson.,: presiding &'
20: present : Mrs Colin 'McGregor
opened the meeting . with • prayer.
Fhe:.scripture-'reading of the Res=.
urreetion story was ,read. by Mrs.
Ewart Jamieson.. ' Those'. taking
part •in'``the •,prayer .;•circle were
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.Mrs. Hugh MacKenzie and Mrs.
Will. Johnston, Mrs.. Jack . Mac-
Kenzie gave the ' review • of the
Glad Tidings:. Bev. R. A. Mac -
Connell' . gave a splendid address
on the' Resurrection and the .•nee-
essity .'for: prayer. Mrs. Will Ross'
gave . a. reading. .on` Easter. Rev.
MacCoiinell closed the meeting
with prayer, ;
Iow, Long Will. You Live? »;
Recent' experiments indicate a' •
mother's age, may affect. the .life
span', of 'children she may have.
Also, your, manner of : living .af-
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' orable and ' unfavorable factors,
told in an article' in this Sunday's
(April' 8) issue of the American .'
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