HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1949-11-24, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
•TWE ',mom -AT SENTINEL, L'UCKNOW, ONTARIO'•
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�' OBIT ARY
IRS. FRANK LICKMA N
There passedaway in. the Strat
: ford. ;General ,Hospital on' Friday
POST ., WEICE •PREPARIN:G
OR's• CHRISTMAS RUSH
• With Christmas only a month
away, mails are already heavier.
morning, November 18th,, 1949, at the local postoffice and Post-
E1i,zalbeth Hodgins, wife el Frank: master Kenneth Calnieron.is; niak
' formerly f' '242 'Duron Mg plans. for speedy, handling' of
, Linkman, f. Y o. �
St•, Stratlford. The' deceased wo thetrrias ,rush,,
- - � Chris •
,nian had been .in poor, health for To aid in this, it is requested
the pa st three years •and a patient that those who are posting sev
of the Stratford. General Hospi- era' letters or cards tie these up
tai,for She was 'the' securely in bundles. This greatly
• ,r .s 4
daughter of, the late .Thpma,s, facilitates - clearing t h A. letter
'Iodglitis .and Mary. Ann Andel 1 chute, and in cancelling • each
and - was : born in Kincardine 'piece: of mail
wnshi an January31, 1862: Rural boxholders..are request--'
Sh ... w h. efirsta to have a suet ply. Qf stamps ort
She., was twice married, tier• ,, , d h •
husband,. iCharle,,s Wilson; died, in'`•' hend for Mailing. their Cliristnyas
July . 191.0.: She . had, , spent the letters and cards• It's hardly fair
'greater part of.her,married life.' to expectthe;. courier to pick
,. in Stratford. and• vias: a member: coins •firpm 'the.m'ail fbox< in freeze
'Of St., Paul's An'glican,Chu.rich and Ing .'weather, and • then purchase
of the Ladies Orange Lodge stamps,,. and affix them'.to••. scores
Besides • her •husband •sheis_l of letters., and' cards upon•=,arrival
• survived, tby two brothers," George' at the Postoffice
Hodgins, ' Barnwell, Alta, " James ' "' The Christmas stock of stamp's'
':Hodgins, Stratford and nue sis- is now on hand and now would.
• ter, Mrs, Fred A.. Hodgins be a.good time to lay*, in a supply
(Susan), of Windsor. :. in both • urban and rural. homes,,
TlTe remains' rested at Green- so to have theme 'on 'hand• when
wood Gilbert funeral home un- r needed. •
.til Monday when funeral services
took:' place. Rev:. H. H..' Farr of--
`ficiated Interment was in Avon-..
" dale cemetery;
Takes' Over This 'District.
Tom •Stevenson of the Electro
OBITUARY
MRS; ELIC •.TELFER
Death came suddenly, in " jtan-
couver'•on Menday,',October. 17th
to .Mrs. Eric 'Telfer,' a ' native of
an
lux
• ,..: Cleanerd.: Air Purifier has Huron Township and asister of
been • transferred to . ': Kitchener, Mrs. Wsn,:-acKenzie : of ' Toronto
and G W.. Laithwaite of Goderich and formerly of Lucknow,. • .
Yeas 'ta 'en over this ..district It isthe .first !break in the four,
were together for a happy gath-
in
g two years •
• er. ago. Mrs:,„Telfer's.
home was in Ladner,' B.C., where
she. +was: a . very public spirited
citizen' and during the war did
• a ' great work • "for the Red .,Cross•.
.
Born. near.. Lucknow, Mrs. Tel-
fer was formrl•erly, Mary Paterson,
the :daughter of Mr and Mrs. Al-
exander: Paterson She -moved. to.
British Columbia about 1907-08
For several veers as a registered'.
,sisters of this family,' all of whom.
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mit NY11IO •EIItCTlIC
rows* coilm000ts., a OonAsio
nurse she lied charge of ; a san-
itariuM. in, Vancouver, '.:then in
1914 : she ' Moved. Skagway,.
Alaska, to take ,charge :of ' the
White—Pass and Yukon ' Rail-
road hospital, • There. shmet Mr:
Telfer, 'Virho 'at.., general c:ashier
for the company, and they ;were
-married,: remaining in the North
for: a further-ten.years
t. Going to Delta,'. B.C.,in., 1925,`
the Telfers made themselves part.
of the community .life ` Mrs Tel-
fer; in particular, was active in
United iChurooh, work, first •in East
Delta and then, alfter..they moved
to Delta 'Manor,, in.. Ladner• She'
continued her. interest in the: Red`
Cross and also ;assisted •in the
Work, of •'the Delta Manor Com-,
munity Association, of which she
acted as secretary •• for •several
year's•
The 'funeral service was held
in Ladner
, United. ,Ch ircli on Coet
Ober :20th, With • internient
Boundary Bay ;Cemetery. •
'Mrs., Telfer' is survived ':by. her
husband; a •, daughter, • Winnifred
(Mrs. . Charles Dennett)' New
Westminster, and two grandchild
ren; also 'three !brothers, D.' A. •
Paterson, Delta; W. I Petersen,
Alberta; and T. F.' Paterson, Van-.
cottver;• 'four. sisters,' Mrs. Alex
.D'avie, Ladner; Mrs. WM. Mac
Kenzie,'.Toronto; Mrs.: A. Y. John -1
;Stone, Vancouver Island, ' _•and
Mas,. J. D. Lumsde, Vancouver.
COWS , $2.50 each..
'HORSES:- $2.50. Ea.
HOGS.'- 50c per. cwt.
(Over: 250 lbs.' each)
•• Phone ' collects '•
Ripley. 182
•'tWingham 561.,-'j.'
Ingersoll.. 21
William Stone Sons, Ltd.
INGERSOLL. ONTARIO
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A ` re -organization' meeting of
the Luoknew' Jnteiimediate Hock
ey Club, has been,called. for., next
Monday evening at 8.00 o'clock
the
Tovwn Hall: It -is -important
that all executive members, play-
ers • ' and interested. persons • turn
our for '.this. • meeting,:..
-This is' the second meeting call-
ed The. first ..meeting, held about
a. month ago, was .adjourned be-„,
cause of the slim attendance
The • Sepoys, ,W.0 A.A ' Inter
mediate ."B" ':champs • last year,
should be fairly Strong again this
.season, and it mediately the Club
is. re -organized, could Staryt' pract-
iseis ph • artificial ice. Lucknow
;end . district is :. certainly ':hockey.
conscious When game time rolls
arqund, '.but a" little more interest
end". enthusiasm now would be
-appreciated by,:, the . executive in
.their ,efforts to get activities. plan-
ned ':and underway.. for another
season.. • ,... •,
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•iJKPECT. KINLOSS TEAM
TO. PLAY HOCKEY' HERE:
SOFTBALL. FINALS GOES
FULL THREE GAMES
Port Albert: and Lucknovv, High.
School extended the softball
finals: to. .a three games series.
The ' deciding tussle •was post-
poned on Tuesda night, and'at .w
pone . , ., ysister family lived in Luce no
was as ex ected: t t, Helens. for, a tim
time of `writing , it ver... ,. P . and a S . occurred noon o
i't would be played last night.. The crash .occ crit-
ical
Grant Chisholm, Port. Alberts Tuesday when Roy suffered ''t-.
limited the stu head and facial injurles,
speed ball ace, seal
dents to.t:iree. runs last - Thin- which rendered him unconscious:.
day night as the. Port Albert nine An emergency operation' was per
teak • a 6-3 decision, forinedF in Victoria Hospital on
On Monday night the • local Wednesday night in a.. futile ef-
THURS.,:I`TOVEMER 24th, 1949
YOUTH DIES OF .INJURIES
Injuries received .last 'week
When the motorcycle which he;
was driving crashed broadside in,
to a car in. London, . resulted2
the death of Roy' Bannister., 1
year-old- son. of. Mr. and Mrs,
V '
Grant Bannister of $1. Marys' and
natives of Kincardine. The Ban-
"book worms”,evened the: series
with • an ixn.pressive ;11-9, win in.
a ,• rousing;.: battle and ' did some
timely `.hitting in the 7th inning :"'
for' a four -run.. scoring bee that:
gave them the victory.
Dale .'X aideniby. . a n d Ernie'
Vaughan. havebeen sharirig the'
•;pitchg 'chores, .for the High,
School
First Game
Lucknow , ,, 200, 001,':060.--•3'
Port. Albert '1301 031' 10x--6,
Second Game ' •
Port 'Albert ,•,...,... 2.13' 012, 000— •9
Luckno* 105 010 '40x:-711
Skniny Me!! women
gain..5,10,15 Ibs•
Det New' Pep Vim, Vigor.
Wk$$ • tiutIU' 11anY tWb , p out; ugly honors
up' lnaotano. jongee serawny ; bod lose! halt•
1-0-04',
starved' ms�e., sten bean-pole"
e� weld ¢ain bolo o
aro now proud 01 h ly, healthy-loolung hodlee,.
They! t1�a0� the'meow vlgor-building, fleeh-bundlhg'
tonto,.0attes.,XNl tonics, stimulant!, 1nvlgotatore,.
iron. v Amin. A , oalclum, enrloh b/904. raprove
appetite, and Slott•'io. food Ives "you more:
serrpgth and tto manta pput peen on bare bones..
Don't tea; gettinngg too tat. Stop when you ye gained. .
iha 8.,'10 lb, or 20 tbe, you need totnormal weight.*
coda lithe, New "'get acquainted" etze may 800:
Try, farnotu Oatree Tonle Tablet!' tor new vigor
sad added poµade, this very" ;day. At all drugglet', •
•#ort to save the young'nan's life,.
HOCKEY MEETING CALLED
FOR, • NEXT MONDAY 'NIGHT
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Ashfield Presbyterian • W.M.S.•
The 'November, meeting of the
. Asiifieeld W.M.S. met at the home
of •.Mrs. Neil G. 'MacKenzie with
a • large ':.representative . attend -
dance. Mrs. Dan McDonald, 2nd.
vice', president, was in' charge of
the prograin , .and opened the
meeting• with a hymn Mrs. •Mc-
Donald' offered prayer.—Mrs.„ D.
R.'1IaeKenzie gave the scripture
reading. Mrs: D. A. MacLean
/gave the analysis' of. the scripture
lesson. iMis, Torn McDonald gave
a reading'entitled ."Prayer". Miss
Sadie Johnston gave a 'Remem-
brance Day paper on the life of
Col.•'Jbhn McRae.' Hymn 71 was
sung 'Mrs. Lizzie Rose offered
prayer. Several of the ladies. who
attended the Presbytery meeting
reported ' the proceedings. Mrs,
Jack ,MacKenzie sanga solo
".Jesus wants me for a sunbeam".
Mrs.' Ears lIowaes , gave -an ' out-
line of George McKay's Christ-
ian efforts iri Formosa,' The miz�
pah benediction closed the meet-
ing. Refreshments were served
and a social time spent.' . .
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Y.
urry o The
!RE CHRISTMAS
luet costs:
�1,d11f
niiture Store
•� y fur Q e.
•iece CHESTERFIELD S, :.ITES •'
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Lustre Velour;. soft, large 3 3 -piece lU ,
Reg. $219:00, fog. .. . , ,
$189.0. 0
Complete line of "Snnh' ne"•Trlkes, Doll Prams,
,• Hi -grade •End' Tables, •C�o`ffee Ta-bles Walnut or blend
glass on top. Reg. $16.50, for .. • $12.95
New 44" PIANOS; $600. value for $535.00: Trade-in accepted
'USED, PIANOS, : reconditioned :: $125, $185, ¶225, etc.,
16 BEDROOM , SUITES=Substantial reductions, Lovely
Suite, 3 pieces, plate mirror. , $89,90
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220 Coil spring -filled MATTRI SES -Xmas Special $25.90
1 REFRIGERATORS -60 =25 cycle. A grand ` gift,
WASHERS'` •Famous Brands Clearance
$2'5.00 Discount on $169:00 Ivasher, making
them 'only. $144.00 each.
•
-Man • Christmas ; Gifts . $5,-$10415to X7._5 on safe
at J. F. SCHUETT•. and SONS 2 SHOWROOMS..
at Mildmay During This
e Christmas' Sale."; Free Dehvery�
The Kinloss,' Towns1Tib. hockey'
team, Which is primping : 'and:
practising for, the .1 49-50 • season;
expects ' to . play' their games
the Llicknow, Arena. Earlier :it
,was thought they might go to;
Ripley:
The. squad, all .decked, out in
new unifarn, has already. been
prac'tisin ,on. artj`ficial ice in Kin=
'cards a Arena
The new equipment includes
sticks, sweaters, ,pants, socks,'
Shoulder 'pada, shin.' pads . and
goalie's ,gloves, which set, the boys
back a pretty penny and 'depleted
,the fund. thele set up .for' this'
purpose; by holding •'a. shooting
:match: and turkey: raffle, and by
personal: donations.,
The 1 turkey draw, held at a
dance , tat 'Hlolyrood• two weeks
ago, ' netted a little over '$100.00.
Winner of the turkey' was Jack
Gilchriat•'o ..Con. 6,' Kinloss.. .
Bagged Three .Goals •
A recent, :issue of the, ' Windsor
Star contained, a ,picture; of Geo..
Chin, who is plat'in'g.' With the
'Chatham- Senior team, this seas: