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TkIE 1.01ICKNOW. SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
THUR8.; FEBRITATtY 214 1952
• ,ASHFIELD NOTES
• • Miss, Muriel .Farrish, •of
Toronto, is visiting at her home,
_Miss Ann Robb has invited the
members of the• Presbyterian
..-Votmg Peoples Society to: meet at
, her home on Tharsday ' evening
of this week: •
The service of dedication •of the
, new Organ in the- Presbyterian
•church was held on Sunday even-
• ing; Rev. J. R., MacDonald was
In charge of the service. :The choir
had 'prepared, sp ecial rnu,sic,
riendsnterested.ein the congre-
• gation were. present from Goder-
ichRipley .r4
, Kincardine, Luck-,
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• ST. HELENS
• His many friends ..are • sorry to
know that Mr. Eldon Miller has
been a patient in ,the Wingham
Hospital -suffering from an ulcer
in his • ,
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• Miss, • Margaret MacPherson,
Reg.N., of London was home for
the week -end. . •
Mr. arid Mrs. Fred McQuillin,
Ivan and Barry were Saturday
visitors • with Mr. and Mrs. John
Spadest London. They were
accompanied by Mrs. John Mil-
ler wliq:1011 remain for a longer
visit,
,IvErs. Alex Murdie spent the
week -end at her home at Water-
loo. .
• Mr. E. W. Rice has been under.
ran, was in the, ehair and the
meeting was opened with • the
theme hymn," prayer and creed.
The .theme of ' the worship ser-
vice was was "What God expects of
Christians in the home". The af-
ternoon .was spent • in making
quilt biocks and a social time
when lunch was served with Mrs.
W. I. Millerand •Mrs. T. J. Todd
assisting. ' •
You ar� reminded of 'the , ,
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gram- Imo 'aance.under the aus-
pices of the Women's Institute to
be 'held in ,the Community Hall
the doctor's care as, a result' of Friday -evening., ' • • • •
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a• severe cold.'
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•• , Mr;--arid:Mrs.--Lorrie Woods'and. '
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GIWEMENTS ;
Donna and IVIiss' Carol Gardner . , • ' •
were recent visitors in, Waterloo Mrand Mrs Donald McTaggart
*ith•Mr..and •Mrs. Mel Brown. • of bOwanSitoWn wish to announce
' Miss Rutherford was ' ostess the engagement of their claugh-
for the February' meeting o the ter, Annie Christine, to , Ndward
• Wornen's Association, of the •• •Lorne Cardis,son of kr. and
ited Church held On Wednesda Mrs. Donald ChrdiS of Amberley,
,afternopn, with 17 ladies 'present the marriage >to. take place -March
.The president; iVIrs. James Cur- 10.• .•
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OPPORTUNITIES EXIST
FOR COMMISSIONED RANKS
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Limited numbers Of women are being accepted now in the 'regular Service
of the expanding Royal Candiart Air 'Force. In theL�are
..ab4ify-•4....women,77.-- jobs from which, .
women can 'release Men fortither duties, : 'or give' valuable assistance.',
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Women may beaccepted fOr, enrojrnentm any of the fOliOvving trades.:
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• OBITtJARY • is to be' given for the beat decor„
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• MISS JEAN FINLATSON •, donated to the .C.Na.F3. fund. It
After a lengthy illness, death was also decided to give a five
came to Miss Jean Finlayson in dollar scholarship to the highest
Toronto General Hospital on Sun- pupil in Grade 3in S.S. No, ,9
dayt Febniary 10th. She WAS in and S.S. No. 10' each •June es
her .47th year. .,, there are the two nearest schools
-bf,. a family Of, thirteen in our InatitPte. A discussion was • '
children of the late Mr. and. Mrs, held on .a GarderiqClub but there •
'Donald (Dan) Finlayson, she 'was, are so few Orli who could 'under- -
•born on April, 18th, 1905 on the take it, it' was decided .to drop ,
HUren Township farm home at it for this year. A. paper was giv-
Lochalsh, *where her brother en by Mrs, E. Casernere. Mrs.
GOrdon. still resides. Jean's moth-. George Fisher sang "Lord Loyal" • ,
er died when the youngest of with attompanitnen.t by 'Mrs.. M.
the &Wily ws an infant. and E Carruthers, A piano Solo* by
she and her sister Mary, mother. Mrs. W. R... Farrier . "'The
ect.tbe;•ilarnityidevotedly and tin,- Qaiten.„Bticket" and -a -Valentine,
'selfishly, to win the adriiration-TCoritest by -Mrs.. Garnet- Farrier -
and esteem? of the community and 'concluded the prograM. Two min -
the deep licoNie of the family $1enee was observed ' after. •
• Later, when she felt free • to *Mai wtas sung Ood ;Save ' The .
leave home, Jean took a business Queen,. .The March meeting Will '
course in 'Toronto, where she has be held at' the home 'of. Mrs. Gm. •
resided for the past twenty year,S. net :Farrier.' • , • '
Prior toher death she .had been A concert and dance was held
serving as a secretaryarid re- in .Whitechurch Community 'Halt
ceptionist in a doctor's office. on Wednesday .night. Rev Currie •
• The remainwere ' brought to Presided over the "folloWing'pro..
::inglImitywhich
h`irs6onnegd bvflyi;.tthhe6°111
the funeral service was held on trio,
the old home at Lochalsh, where
Wednesday, February lath, .O01'; Misses Shirley 'OrtalYttlari, Mar-.
ducted by Rev. ; Wm.' Matheson jorie and Isabel Elliott ,with Jean
of Chesley, stor.• of • • Itte Free Gaunt atthe piano; mouth organ.
PredhYterian-----Chur"oh, of ,-w-hiohl-4*.tions _by Charlie' Martin, ac.
she was a meinber. Interrnent, cordion solos 113y Walter James
was in 1..4ochalsh Cemitery,.where reading by Mrs, • Beecroft ,•and a
in' a touching 'scene,'. her eight • piano solo by Jean Gaunt and
brothers.bore their beicived• sister saxophone .solos.. by: Garnet
to the grave.' • • • rier. The' play "Merry Molly ma_ •
Miss: FiglaY§9.il
two gtsters •and .,eight brothers,' Angus Falconer,h0,,rtzand Mrsiss,IsabeA
Isabel El
Mrs: Donnie MacDonald (Mark), ijott, Mrs E.st
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of:RiPie'Sr; Gordon and George of McQuillin, Mr. Bill .Puidori and
Lochalsh, Sarabelle, M41cO1rip- Walter ,'.Elliott'.brought the
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Dulicafl, Alan, John and Kenneth gram to a "Close: It was directed ..
of Toronto and 'Donald of Mon-lby Mrs, ..G. Fisher and., Ross Me-
treatAll Were home .for the fun
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She was' • predeceased by twa,
brothers, Farquhar, who' died at
• the age of 21, axid•Rederick, whoti
was a lieutenant in the Canadian
Army, , Was killed on active duty
with a gun crew in Germany near
the war's close.
MRS: W. 1. THOMPSON- • f
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Mrs. William J.,. Thorripson, 82,
• a lifelong resident of the: 0i§trict,
died at the home of her daugh-.!
ter., Mrs. Mark Armstrong, R. .2,."
liticknow; on :Saturday, .Fpbrua0T,
9th, following. a lengthy. illness.
She ...was, the • former • Matilda
Clark, daughter Of the late Mr:
and *Mrs: : John Clark,. and .was
•bOrriin Hullett township in •_1869.
In 1892' she married W...1; Thomp, •
ion -of West-Wawanosh..
ing: their marriage they farmed,
• in .•West • Wawanosh until 1921,
when they retired and Moved to
Atiburn,..i‘rhere they •-resided--,un-
til Mr. Thompson died in 1947.
heine with members of her Am-
ity. In 1942 Mr. and Is Thomp-
son celebrated their golden wed:.
ding.' She was a member of Knox
United• Church, Auburn.
71---Survi.-ving.-'-or4Hone—daughter,.
Mark. alien) Armstr•n
.five's6ns, John; West .WawariOsh
• Cori the homestead); J...Gorrriley,
arriPtorif-jesePhr-B1ythi--Russell.
Goderich;' William., LOndeSborb;
12 • grandchildren; sixteen great
• grandchildren; and •:a sister -in -
Jaw, Mrs. Margaret Clark, Au-
burn, Twodaughters. predeceased
her, Mrs. C. 0..(Lila) •Marin and
Miss Alice. The funeral washeld,
from. the:11°Mo of_lier ..daUghtero
Mrs. Armstrong,. on Monday, with
Rev. C. C; Washington, Auburi-i;
concluding the services. The pall
bearers':.-Were._•2Donitd_.TtiornpSon• ,,..'
Melvin • Craig, Bert Thompson,
Gus kinahan, Mike •Currimins and
Mason 'McAllister. The,,* many
beautiful floral.' tributes • were
carried' by the githdsons: Burial
was made in the ;tatnily plot in
Dungannon Ceinetery., • '
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FIGHTER 'CONTROL OPERATORS •., COMMUNICATIONS OPERATORS. •
C1ERK-ACCOUNTANTS • MEDICAL ASSISTANTS • • RADAR v.
'TECHNICIANS 1. ARMAMENT TECHNICIANS • METEOROLOGICAL
• OBSERVERS_ • * SUPPLY TECHNICIANS • DENTAL ASSISTANTS
SAFETY; EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS
The women who are accepted infothe k.Q.A.F., receive the same pay,
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rank and trade 'gro4Pings as for airmen To qualify, 'you must be single
be between 18 and 29. and have Grade I 0eclucation orthe equivalent.
Veteirans up fey 40 years' of age are eligible.
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See the Caree., Caanseflor at yew; Nearest fi.CeA,P;
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DIRECTOR 4"ERSONkEL ,MANNING
RCAF 41EADC)PARTERS, OTTAWA, 9NTARIO
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BOUIVAR"ir
, The Whiteehurch Women's in-
.stitute:•rnet at • the home A.S.
Albert cotiltgs last Tuesday af-
ternoon with •a good attendance,
Mrs c George .meclanagbanpresid
'ed. The meeting n,iiene'd by
mg the Institute Odd and • repeat-
.ing the, Lord s prayerr.'1Virs '
tor Emerson read the minutes of
tbe last meeting .and read the'
corresporidence, Pians were made
icy 10v0 an Trigh, Concert and a
box sociat-a-pd fiance March 14
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