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Toronto were 'holiday visitors
with Mr..and. Mrs. Leonard Mae-
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Will and GerdOn Lyons were at
Tara on •Saturday attending, the
funeral of axtaunt, MrS, Robert.
Cunningharb. • , •.
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.1‘,11.a.rguerite' and 'Beverley Mac
, Xenziedaggihte:,rs. of_ Mr: and
Mrs, Bruce MacKenzie have both,
'been, . ill in Wingbano Hospital,
with.pneumonia. •
If. A. Taylor leaves the end
Of the Week to return to Edition -
after spending the past few
weekis . with his ,brother 'Albert
•and Mrs. 'Taylor, of St,, Helens.
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Mrs.. Q. 'HAVLaePonald spent a
few • days at Belleville with. Mr.
'and Mrs: :James Brisbin.Mrs
MacDonald accompanied Mr. and
• Mrs. Jack Campbell who motored
to Kingaton, '
• The January aneeting of the
Women's.. Institute will be held
' • in the Town 'Hall. on Friday, Jan-
uary llth..HoStessesare Mrs. El-
liott; Mrs; McCall andlVirs. Bark -
ployee' was recently transferred
• from,. Montreal tO Toronto. •
W. S. lVIcl..,eod„ -spent Christmas
• likreek .in Woodstock With Mr.'and
Mrs: 'Jack McLeod. Mr. and Mrs.
W. A: Johnstonarid Children of
London also. .spent Christrnas at
the McLeod hortie..
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- REV. :B.A.,•. •
,•:. MiniSter ,; ••
SUNDAY, JANUARY 13th
11 a.m.: Morning yVorship,
.12.15 p.m.1 Sunday. School anti
• Bible Class.
3. p.m,: Erskine Church, bun-
gannoti. ••
7 p:m.: Evening Service.'
Mr. and Mrs. Art 'Yahbee of
Teeswater spent the past week
with her mother, Mrs. Mae Ir-
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Mr. and Mrs. • Jadk Camtbell,
Mrs. Horace Aitchison of Wing-,.
:hani4-apent-a -few-days-at- ITimy
Barracks,. Kingston, with Signm.
Aylmer And, Mrs..: Aitchison, -and
children: On Sunday they attend-
ed the Christening of ,Mr. and
Mrs. Aitchison's younger -daugh-
ter, Judith Margaret, at the ArmY.
Chapel, • . .
• OBITUARY ••
MRS! ROBERT THOMAS.IRVVIN.
.1n ' failing' health for a long
tinie, •the death of Mrs, Robert
Thomas. Irwin..occurred at her
home a: mile west of Lucknow on
Friday,. January 4th. She was .81
years Of* age.
•. Mrs. Irwin was formerly Mary
Cynthia Cornelius, and was born
in Ashfielcl TOwriShip. Her par-
ents . died .when: she was a little
girl and she was raised by 'Mr.
'and Mrs, John Barbour of West
•Wawan:Osh. In 1895 she married
•Thomas Irwin, who predeceased
her in_ 1934.
Mrs. Irwin- was 'held in the,
highest regard in the connim-
ity. She was a devoted wife and.
Mother; a. member Lucknow
United Church, ,a. former rnatilber
of the W.M.S. and an honorary
:member .of Parambluit Women's.
Instittite. • ••• .
The .ftineral service was:. held,
' on Monday at Johnstone's Fun=
pral Home, cenditcted by Dr. W.
Mumford : During the service
Mrs! J. W. Joynt .and Miss Bell'
,RobertSon sang a duet, "Tye.
Heardof a Land", with Elmer'
Uinbach presiding at the organ.
• Interinerit was ..in •Greenhill
Cemetery;' the pallbearers being.
Jack ' and Wellington •Henderson,
.„Roy-an..d_jack_IrWin
of Blenheim and Anios Cornelius
of 'WhitechUrch.
.• Flower bearers were six grand-
son, Elwood and Alvin, Irwin,
Doug and Eric. Hackett, Bobby
• IrWin, 'Glen Irwin and William:
Moise, Jr. , " • ,
• Mrs. Irwin is survived' by. three
sons and two daughters, Emerson
• of laiicknow;., Mrs:_ Moines Hack-
ett (Rena) of -Ashfield; Elleda of.
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHIURCH
I Minister: Rev. W. 3. Mumfort141
• M.A., .B.D., .S.T.D.
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SUNDA.Y, ,JANUARY 13, 19521
1-ChtrAth1etes-of--The—
12.15 p.m.: Sunday Schocl.
• 7. p.n.: The Night Cornett'.
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•i "A "Sabbath 'well spent bringsi
a week • of content,
And health'for the tells of to -I.;
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But a Sabbath. profaned, what-
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soe'er may. be gained,
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1 COrne and worship 'with'
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NOTICES
Rev t A. ,Se MitchelJ, 1.411i.;
•• Rector."
Sunday after Epiphany
"JANbARS Oth, '1952 •
,St. Peter's Church, Lucknow
11 -a.m.: Morhing Prayer.
•St. Paul's Church; Dungannon
Holy Corninunion.
Friday . (tomorrow) ;Ladies
Guild .SponSor the play "Chintz
'Cottage ' in the -Parish Hall,
Friday, January 18th, at 2.30
•Pan:, 'Annual Vestry. • "
St Pattli'S Church, Ripley',
Sunday Service WithdraWn.tei
attend, The' United Service of.
Prayer and ''Witpess.
Toronto.; Alvin of Ashfield -and
Leonard of Lucknow. Another
son, St. Clair Irwin,. died just
eight , years ago. •
ERNEST C. 'WILKINS
The .death of Ernie C. Wilkins
_occurred suddenly from a heart
--attack_last_ Thtirsday: rnerninctt
his • Ashfield • TowiiShip Iarrn
Mr.- Wilkins: had had-- a- heart
condition for a tirne, but was in
his' apparent normal health that.
morning and had., gone to the
barn to _.dO. the chores, He Was
stricken upon his return to the
house and died instantlY. •
Born in England, Mr. Wilkins
'carne to: Canada in 1909. For sev-
-erat-yeam-he---wai-field-repres-n
entative of the • circulation de-
, partment .of the Toronto •Globe
and later with the Toronto Stat.;
He resided -at Paisley for a num-
ber • of ,years 'and was employed
as a rural mail courier out, of
that Village. Some twelve years
go • the Wilkins family moved to
this community; Where:- Ernie -
bought the former W. J. Lane
farm .in ,Ashfield. Since theft he
worked in Tdrorito' for t time at
the Toronto. General. Hospital.
: A funeral service was' held at
his late residence on Friday af-
ternoon conductd by Rev. C. B.
Woolley. 'Pallbearers were Cyril
Campbell, Cecil, Johnston, Rich
aid Kilpatrick, Albert Johnson,
lkoy Alton and 'Girvin Reid
Theroniains were taken to'•the
Stoadart Funeral Home in Pais-
ley where service was held on
Saturday *with interment 41n Stark
• Vale Cetnetery.
.Mr. Wilkins is turvivted by his
wife, the .fornier Frances !Mat-
thews; five daughters,' andothree
sons, Mrs. Bert (Jessie) , Alton,
:Ashfield; Mrs. James (Els) Ol-
• iver' and Mrs. Wrineth .(Louise)
Weaver, botli of Sudbury; Mrs.
Howard (Gladys.. Carla* of Pais:7
ley .and Mrs, Edward (Dorothy)
Gitlin of Port' Credit; •Harry of
Paisley, Charles of Asfifield and
•IlerVert at hoine•
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There can never be another
Christmas concert*" in Westford
School quite like the one, held in
the old, one*.room Yellow brick
building Thursday night. Because;
they had something _they never
-harl-before-at-Ghristmas-cOncert
time -electric' light.
The.sohOoLe•roorn blazed with
it, and the 'tall Christmas tree
on the stage glowed with colored
lights, and the' children /aUgl.ied
at cartoon movies-al1 brand new
things for old Westford Shoot
,Se the .ecnitert. was held. ,,And,.
for: the first tirne in the, schoel
historY;:the forty -odd desks were
moved out and 150 folding ,Chairs
put in orderly rows. Even then
standing roOrn was at a premium
long before the. 'scheduled 8:30
p.m. statt. TO cel'03rate so many.
ayato Commissioner
.Robert Saunders had been invit-
ed, and when he carne he,brought
the Ism* candies and
some gay paper hats, and a big
electric clock to replace the old
one whose ancient Works never
had quite 'the right time in Mina,
After 'the movies. Santa wan-
dered in to greet-. the children
and distribute kifts Ther were
• so many that he pressed into Ser-
vice Hydro Chairtnan Saunders,
whO was still a bit breathless af-
ter haVin.g, explained to the stu-
dent body his. part in hydro and
• Westford •SchOol and its
lights was just another part .of
• And the Young' and old milled
• around the two; and the 'fleet
got, covered. With gay 'wrapping
paper, and both Mr. Saunders and
teacher OliVe ,Thompson almost:
forgot their own gifti:,
Someone reminded' Ahern, and
Mr. Saunders gave Miss Thenip-,.
Son; for the sehOO1, the big elec-
tric clopkf, And, then Helen
MaCherfor the class, appeared
with-42-big-parcel-,-anol-Lbetween
theni, the teacher and -Chairman
g4t it open -and it was a lovely
desk laMp. ,Mr. Saunders said it
would :be, on' his Toronto •desk
first • thing friday. morning.
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LADIES' AND MEN'S WEAR
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JANUARY ,WHITE SALE •
WOOLLEN BLANKETS, white with colored borders, plain
Colors,satin bound. •, ••$10.95 and $12.95,
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DOUBLE CTEILLE DSPREA,DS; White, rose, green,
blue.. Regular $14.95• • - $9.95
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• S4'T.IN ,ICVSI-.I'IONS, various colors, quilted'' • $3.98
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Waha.ssO. Hemstitched Cotton :Slieett & Pillow. Cases, •
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- Flannelette Sheets Motor Rugs .11
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CREW.E.
'New Year visitors' in the coin-
rnunity were: Mr,: and,Mrs. Lorne
Hiasty and Will with Kr. anct
Mrs. C. Crozier and family and
Roy Maize, Mr and Mrs. J. Wil-
son and faniily With Mr. and
'Mrs. Will Reid and ilpys, Mr.: &
Mrs. Don Paquette with Mr -and
Mrs. Ivan . Luzon and Gail in
•Goderich; Mr. and ,'Mrs. Cur-
ran and 'family with Mr. and Mrs.
A;•Carbett and fainily• at Cedar
Valley, •.‘ •
Vittcrrwith 1VIr.-and • MTS. , J.
Boak during 'the holiday season
Were Mr. & Mrs. Boak- cif Bruno,
,Sask.; r. and Mrs. Bob Boak.
andfamily of Lucknow;, Mr. and
Mrs. Aron Boak' and Rickey of
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Port Albert; Misses Jessica Boak
of ' Stratford hospital and Mar-
garet of Clinton' hospital;.Bill
Boak .of. Ottawa and Ray Boak.
-61-TOT.Orireg'Mrs:-.Freclreobkr-Ar•rt--
old, Ruth 'and 'ViColet also spent
Sunday there. . .
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs:
Allen Ritchie on the arrival' of
their • daughter, the first • New
Years baby in Wingh6m, Hospi-
tal. Mrs. Ritchie was the forMer,
Violet .Culibert of :here. • •
- We are .'sorry,' to"repert that
Jim Sherwood is confined. to:the
Goderich Hospital, but . glad. to
report that he is Som.e, better and•
wish him a speedy , recovery..
• BOUNDARY, WEST
The Monthly, 'Meeting: 'of. .the
Pararqurit • • Women's Tristitute
will bo held at the home of Mrs:'
James, Ketchabaw. Ladies . are
asked to 'bring' their1;ifiannelete
patches .as this is a work meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. • Walter Dexter
spent New Years with ,her tatti-
er, Mr. Wm. Kennedy of Ripley,.
Visitors at the. home of Mr,
and MKS. •Robert..Hamilton on
:Christmas and New Yearsincluth.
'Kenneth MacLennan, DetrOit;
Mr. -and Mrs. MI KoSnlyria and
Jimmy, Toledo, Ohio; Mr. and
Mrs. Frank King and Billy 'Of
Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. M. San,-
detson, Mrs, Jas. lVfaebonald, Mr.
and. Mrs. Bud Hamilton, Luck -
now; l‘ift., and IVIrs4 Max Hanna,
and France s Hamilton, London,
':StaniPed GOadi !;--, Ready ..To Embroidery
Pillow Case, • Bridge and Luncheon „Sets, . .
• Tea Towels, Tray Cloths, :Runners, Etc.
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..•Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elphiek and 'gram, Dungannon. •
farnilY visited at the 'home of Mr.. and Mrs. ,: Jas. Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Leesin; Kinloss.
•-Mr. and Mrs. -.11obt, Hamilton
and Mr. Jack McIntosh. spent the
week -end in. Toronto.'•
Miss Susie Gibson: is visiting
'with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Con-
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spent New Years with IV.1r. and *
Mrs. R. Needha.rn, Ripley.. - --'.•
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles 1.. • •
and family spent New Years with •
Mr. and Mrs. H. McTavish, Lori -
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