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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-05-01, Page 9rte"+i," .:... ....•..:.+ 741WHIMIEWOMMIO,: • THELUCKNOXN • -- _ SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,, ONTARIQ ' �►�»�!.��A�►!!�►�!!!!row+�Sl�rt!!�4N�!,.!'.!!11��►�Aw�rAiru��v�i Dire Services Conducted According To Your, Your Horne, Your yChurch, .Or At Our Chapel At .No: Additional Charge. >a O)R . MEMORIAL. CHAPEL offers A, 'Peaceful Setting For' A Service. co! Dignity,' ReverenceAnd A Privacy, AMBULANCE':SERVICE DAY. OR .NIGHT • fishes, At Memorial • 'Ph0ne•4&1,• Lucknow h i • 1. p.41NAa•A4•P!,wU�N.1,10.1 041wtR AA. !M..o:e l < q •.. Ashfield W.:, M. 'S. • Tyle April meeting of the Ash field" W.M.S. met in. the church. Mrs. Rueben' Wflsori, Ord vice pres., whowas in charge of .the program, followed the service •of. • worship in the Glad' Tidings. Mrs: Wilson' gave the .opening reading. Miss Sadie Johnston • read from John 19th, chapter. .Mrs. Rueben WWison gave a reading. Mrs. Pett` Man' 'offered prayer.. Mrs. Emile MacLennan gaVe the Scripture. Mrs. •.' Hector.. McLean" gave the meditation, on it. Miss Anna Robb favored, with: a solo. set gaive .a reading from. • the study. 'book, on the ;growth Of the Protestant . church'. in South A11= erica. The rolll scall was (answered. "`With a wrirtteri: verse frdm; scrip ture. Mrs. Win, . os's• offered pray- er. Mrs.• Allan McAuley Was' the guest speaker., She 'stressed the need of renewed consecration and not to forget the -significance of what we celebrate ' on, Easter Sun- day, The president; Mrs. D. Mac- Kenzie, took charge for the Nisi ness. Many books were on hand to be looked through• and anyone wishing ''to • purchase. anyone' of Urn could give Mrs. John Cow an their order. Mrs.' Hugh Mac- Kenzie and. Mrs., 'Duncan.. Simp- son son, • were•. appointed as delegates to , attend` the;: Wing'haml Presby- tai ' on May 6th.. Mrs. Stuart MacLennan was. appointed,to at- tend the prayer. circle. Mr.s Toni Merionald:-gave- the -closing -pray.= 'Cr. There were 26 present: •fihv • Kintail ladies served lunch. = OU :D Y:1 SCE :IT Lopil As your husband's chief beneficiary; would you know how to handle the administration of his ,estate? Inexperience in such• matters can be 'expen- sive and° cause ,`untold worry.:A sympathetic' and experienced Estate Officer. of The -Sterling ' Trusts Corporation will be happy to discuss m fitters .with you and ;your. husband. Sudh an interview could be the answer toyour future peace of mind ERLIN R P •HEALI; OFFICE. _ 372' Aor Sf c:T,ton. MANCH' OFFICE 1- Ounlop St,'Bonio • 2-2 ••. • •a 1 • OBITUARY WALTER' D. MURDOCH A former well-known resident of Lucknow, Walter D. Murdobh, died Lot hospital, at. Viking,. Al- berta, on. Thursday a1 the age of 76 years A native of the •Para- mount 'earninunity, . he was the second son of ' William and Mar, garet Murdocnr -his father being a irnember of the, Murdoch family .of stgnemasons •,and 'bricklayers, of this community where num- erous sturdily' built, ' hornes are ,montunenfs. to their craftsman ship. • • Mr. Murdoch gi e v •tto: manhood.^ here and for ,. a 'numn.ber of years, :was. in ibusiness' in Lucknow with • his .brothers. J. G. and Al Niurt loch Fifty years ago last fall: he •married .Miss .lean' Murray of Granton,.. They resided in Luck - how for a .few years after their marriage and: same •forty-four years ago went West where Mr.. Murdoch opened a store •at Ed- gerton, Alta. They lived in, Van- couver and later in Viking, Alta, 'where his .death occurred. Mr. Murdoch' hid suffered from arth- ritis:.and. ananaemic condition. ' Mr. and Mrs. Murdoch.'visited here last August enrqute to New Haven, ,Conn., . to . .observe their' 50th wedding; anniversary .at' the home . of :their ;son, Murray •1V11;1r- doth, " fo'rmer New York Ranger hockey ., player; and known ..as. Athe-iron ;marr -of hockey" be Cause of ,tthe;-.nuiriber of consec utive games he played without being out of. 'action by 'injuries :or illness. Mr. Murdoch,;; who was a man of integrity, and jovial personal , ity, is :sunvived . by his widow and tNi ro sons, Murray of New; Haven, and' Toni of Viking, Alta.' He was. predeceasedytwo daughters, Blan�the. and MrS, ',(Peggy) Mac-` Lean Mrs MacLean and her'two• sons Danny„ and Sammy, lost Their •lives 'bydro*ning' • when itheir plane crashed into, a lake; in British .Columbia in -1948... ' .Mr . -.Murdoch is also 'survived`, by .' a brother, ; Lovell*. of Oran' brook;• • e.g., the . Last surviving member ' of the family• of four daughters and six sons. Those predeceasing Walter Were, John Robert,A1, Mrs,Mar-.- garet:'Dryden, Mrs. Mary Cam- eron, Mrs:, Martha Macklin and Mrs. Lizzie Bains Interrnent . was in Edgerton Cemetery. JOSEPH A: MALLOUGH After a' long and useful life marked by fidelity •to the • church' and. 411 good reauses, Joseph A MaHough. quietly passed,__ away April; l9th,,:1952,. at•,:fhe home of his i►iec , •Mrs:; Atbert`'Alton and Mr. • Alton;, Lucknow, where. he was tenderly' cared'for for .'near- ly itwenty • months:' He bore his long" -ihpes-s- vctt'h great tortitudeT-acid patience. He had a cheerful !disposition;peace- ful' .,:nature, a smile ;•for: al•l • many friends:' ` He early began: Ao,` take ,an active part' in church 'work,: in terest in which he mainitained as :long as:.health perrniitted. He Was a faithful 'alttendant• at worship and' delighted to greet- old ,and young 'with' a. hearty handshake and pleasant word He had '..an intelligent .mind; .was tvery,•fnd •o.t ''reading • good.:, literature and 'was .always very' • interested' in', young _ :people, ..with a 'word I. of. lel'p and• encouragement for •them 1VIi Mallough las born in West. Wawanosh on the 2nd Cancession, -- outlr- f-'•-Dutigannon,''Augusts 29';- 1859, 9,1859, of Irish parents John 1Vfal: loug,h and .Aim McIntyre:'Here- mainedon the' homestead unvtil'. 1915..when lie, went' Weyst; taking' 'up ,laird ' for` a time. He Was anelder in .Lucknow 'United Church .„ti11 his eath'. He also served -on anon Westrwwanosh council end was i�e'eve for a time,. .The funeral, Splice o'n Tues, da r at the McLennan -MacKenzie Mernor ial ,ph'apel Was conducted by Rev: ! " J, rnfotd. his pas- tor and :friend. 134e. "soloist was. Mss Margaret Needham of`Ilder- ton `Pallbearers were George Al- ton, Blake Alton, Ton Alton,, HoVV-ard 131akte, Elsner Jo)n ton'. and Ernest Glen, Interment -was In Dungannon cenretrei'y, He is . S'urviyed 1by orie:'sis'ter,. 4•; • Mrs, Ellen Alton of LAondori and nieces and nephews. Four sisters and two brothers predeceased him ' Mrs, Wm Blake, Ashfield; 1Viagaret 'Malloug>l? and ,Sa`rah Mallough, Lucknow; John._ H. Mallough, Alberta; Martha )41 - lough, pungannon; 'Mrs. (Rev:) A. A. Thornpson, Hayter, Alberta PAGE NINE -and Willie Mallough, ,Dungannon, " who, died in childhood, Waiter; Yes, sir, we're very up. to date, Everything here is. Book- • ed. b.y electricity, Diner: 'Then I wonder if- you'd mind .giving this. steak ' another : shock!' ,:.. a way:! 1. Start Chick#rigfit on Chick; .Starter 'tirade with . National ' Chick •Mix Concentrate, !II u»)I 11 It • Z. ' Follow through the vital growing' period with, growing•; mash 'made .with National, Developing Concentrate! Follow up. the :vital chick stsrting • season by feeding . your birds a growing'mash made with National 34%Developing ., Concentrate'..:. with a valuable. /neat meal. base ... fortified wzth• essentialvitamins and minerals ... and fresh -mixed for tasty goodness. W• mhave an investtment in your farm -grown grains Protect' this investment by balancing .the. ;grains .with National' Developing Concentrate -and get birds tbat lay premium-eggs--tbr--bugh �fa-ll-and-winter. • e• • R • .•4 • • • • ,. ff JI'. 1 • • 1 :1 THE. 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Unless renewal arrangements have alreat - '' m : They a lgabe exclian l•y_been R ode. y for new books.... . B olefseti4/0_ iri 'your. 19.1-52 tnsurairro' y ears; ' Office: ' red' •. ': , . boobs, f l.0 d 'so ' to 3 oLlr • 46k .ilial e rtOCk of the date to n /u ch stains' are (i u. , to aooid• daplicatio• n ih tile',•ruc'w boule,q. ,.dent;al'of, b'oOkS :IS. in'lportant to yon.; Please et .isp1Foyees.Lit -d-ts -°the-' Gontnrrssron Proin ptly.' , book in' rlie"r (area': . Ir, , e59 Sri tlili t • ' tN(.1F .� ; , , oN Commissialer' TO;THE 'INSURED WORKER'-llave.y(iij ati irrstirinre 'oiir possession? e ..n? .., lease Like'ot: genii`it,tri . y �o seasibll. i � s(r, p , NatioaI Einploynierit (Mike fat, remiss -41 iuurte(hat(lj�. )(in settd .hour, hook, enclose ry n r lireaef t itiliit )Our'iiew Book may be gent [ii y(isl lii'i►tirlatly. . a A UNEMPLOYMENT INSUR (� 1MISSIC1►N i r . 3 • �j4 AL�. "Mi R15oN ' . •/! G: � UCH ' Commitiipner Chid Commissioner . • •a 1 • OBITUARY WALTER' D. MURDOCH A former well-known resident of Lucknow, Walter D. Murdobh, died Lot hospital, at. Viking,. Al- berta, on. Thursday a1 the age of 76 years A native of the •Para- mount 'earninunity, . he was the second son of ' William and Mar, garet Murdocnr -his father being a irnember of the, Murdoch family .of stgnemasons •,and 'bricklayers, of this community where num- erous sturdily' built, ' hornes are ,montunenfs. to their craftsman ship. • • Mr. Murdoch gi e v •tto: manhood.^ here and for ,. a 'numn.ber of years, :was. in ibusiness' in Lucknow with • his .brothers. J. G. and Al Niurt loch Fifty years ago last fall: he •married .Miss .lean' Murray of Granton,.. They resided in Luck - how for a .few years after their marriage and: same •forty-four years ago went West where Mr.. Murdoch opened a store •at Ed- gerton, Alta. They lived in, Van- couver and later in Viking, Alta, 'where his .death occurred. Mr. Murdoch' hid suffered from arth- ritis:.and. ananaemic condition. ' Mr. and Mrs. Murdoch.'visited here last August enrqute to New Haven, ,Conn., . to . .observe their' 50th wedding; anniversary .at' the home . of :their ;son, Murray •1V11;1r- doth, " fo'rmer New York Ranger hockey ., player; and known ..as. Athe-iron ;marr -of hockey" be Cause of ,tthe;-.nuiriber of consec utive games he played without being out of. 'action by 'injuries :or illness. Mr. Murdoch,;; who was a man of integrity, and jovial personal , ity, is :sunvived . by his widow and tNi ro sons, Murray of New; Haven, and' Toni of Viking, Alta.' He was. predeceasedytwo daughters, Blan�the. and MrS, ',(Peggy) Mac-` Lean Mrs MacLean and her'two• sons Danny„ and Sammy, lost Their •lives 'bydro*ning' • when itheir plane crashed into, a lake; in British .Columbia in -1948... ' .Mr . -.Murdoch is also 'survived`, by .' a brother, ; Lovell*. of Oran' brook;• • e.g., the . Last surviving member ' of the family• of four daughters and six sons. Those predeceasing Walter Were, John Robert,A1, Mrs,Mar-.- garet:'Dryden, Mrs. Mary Cam- eron, Mrs:, Martha Macklin and Mrs. Lizzie Bains Interrnent . was in Edgerton Cemetery. JOSEPH A: MALLOUGH After a' long and useful life marked by fidelity •to the • church' and. 411 good reauses, Joseph A MaHough. quietly passed,__ away April; l9th,,:1952,. at•,:fhe home of his i►iec , •Mrs:; Atbert`'Alton and Mr. • Alton;, Lucknow, where. he was tenderly' cared'for for .'near- ly itwenty • months:' He bore his long" -ihpes-s- vctt'h great tortitudeT-acid patience. He had a cheerful !disposition;peace- ful' .,:nature, a smile ;•for: al•l • many friends:' ` He early began: Ao,` take ,an active part' in church 'work,: in terest in which he mainitained as :long as:.health perrniitted. He Was a faithful 'alttendant• at worship and' delighted to greet- old ,and young 'with' a. hearty handshake and pleasant word He had '..an intelligent .mind; .was tvery,•fnd •o.t ''reading • good.:, literature and 'was .always very' • interested' in', young _ :people, ..with a 'word I. of. lel'p and• encouragement for •them 1VIi Mallough las born in West. Wawanosh on the 2nd Cancession, -- outlr- f-'•-Dutigannon,''Augusts 29';- 1859, 9,1859, of Irish parents John 1Vfal: loug,h and .Aim McIntyre:'Here- mainedon the' homestead unvtil'. 1915..when lie, went' Weyst; taking' 'up ,laird ' for` a time. He Was anelder in .Lucknow 'United Church .„ti11 his eath'. He also served -on anon Westrwwanosh council end was i�e'eve for a time,. .The funeral, Splice o'n Tues, da r at the McLennan -MacKenzie Mernor ial ,ph'apel Was conducted by Rev: ! " J, rnfotd. his pas- tor and :friend. 134e. "soloist was. Mss Margaret Needham of`Ilder- ton `Pallbearers were George Al- ton, Blake Alton, Ton Alton,, HoVV-ard 131akte, Elsner Jo)n ton'. and Ernest Glen, Interment -was In Dungannon cenretrei'y, He is . S'urviyed 1by orie:'sis'ter,. 4•; • Mrs, Ellen Alton of LAondori and nieces and nephews. Four sisters and two brothers predeceased him ' Mrs, Wm Blake, Ashfield; 1Viagaret 'Malloug>l? and ,Sa`rah Mallough, Lucknow; John._ H. Mallough, Alberta; Martha )41 - lough, pungannon; 'Mrs. (Rev:) A. A. Thornpson, Hayter, Alberta PAGE NINE -and Willie Mallough, ,Dungannon, " who, died in childhood, Waiter; Yes, sir, we're very up. to date, Everything here is. Book- • ed. b.y electricity, Diner: 'Then I wonder if- you'd mind .giving this. steak ' another : shock!' ,:.. a way:! 1. Start Chick#rigfit on Chick; .Starter 'tirade with . National ' Chick •Mix Concentrate, !II u»)I 11 It • Z. ' Follow through the vital growing' period with, growing•; mash 'made .with National, Developing Concentrate! Follow up. the :vital chick stsrting • season by feeding . your birds a growing'mash made with National 34%Developing ., Concentrate'..:. with a valuable. /neat meal. base ... fortified wzth• essentialvitamins and minerals ... and fresh -mixed for tasty goodness. W• mhave an investtment in your farm -grown grains Protect' this investment by balancing .the. ;grains .with National' Developing Concentrate -and get birds tbat lay premium-eggs--tbr--bugh �fa-ll-and-winter. • e• • R • .•4 • • • • ,. ff JI'. 1 • • 1 :1 THE. ViT'AL GROWING PERIOD' MEANS PROFIT OR LOSS 111 : THE 'LAYING `PERIOD 'Birds. today are bred `for. fast growth You must supply added animal, proteins, minerals and vitamins tokeep them growing,. for' range -and. -grain alone do not,, supplythe. material ';needed,for tissue and bone .building:, M•atdh ;the. fresh greens on the ,range with. a "fresh -mix'' mash containingall: 'the newest growth factors: . t .11111111I'MINII‘ NI 11111111111M NA7 NAL' CONS ION NAT: • ALlT1Y QV M1,x7•. • .,....ILEI ° EE0 Sly. :... isviiir N 'r a .r Liu — -..—urn SeeYour NATIONAL Dealer today Look, for the;: biiyhr . Orange .Dad Black Sign WILUAi STONE SONS • LIMITED:. 1 N'GEESOLL '•.`ONTARIO , •Ns -3 it rtllixe'•b' sur Ct'op with, NA'IONAL well cured, prbpettr hien d 'ERT:LIZER • • •