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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-05-18, Page 2pAG BOUNDARY EAST . this. Mr- ' r Inglis is spending . week with his son Jack at New- bury. Mr. and Mrs. Hank ,Kreuger of Lincoln; Park, Mich., returned ,home on Wednesday after spend- ing.'ten dot at the home of Mr. 4ack Gillies. Mr. and Mrs. John- • ny Krueger and little son of De troit spent the week -end with Mr. atid_Mrs. Hank Krueger and Mr: .•Jar Oiil es. Miss Carolyn Mathers. had the • misfortune , . to slip arid fall off the slide at school on Friday and break her ],eft 'wrist. • Mr. Jim, "Orr :assisted Alfred Patterson ' with his , seeding : the. J lc RR==''ee t 1YY. • pas• �et of The Gilkes .faanily',• placed a bas in the' Presby - 's . terian ,cut flowerchurch ; an Mother's Day in • Memoryof their parents, the late, Mr, -and •Mrs.. David Gillies. 't. the close of the 'service the flaw ars were presented to Mrs. David :Kennedy, ;a lifelong ` ;a • and neighbor. Mr.,; and Mrs C , it •Forster Wand amply:: of.Palaner on and M:.. : Mrs. Alex: Robe :son and Ji spent Sunday ith Mr and' Mrs James Forst and• s. Ronald ; Forste aired ifamify ' visit -ed on Sund ' rov'i`th Mit and Mrs. Duncan -S. son. _THF. UKNpW _ SENTINEL,.. LUCKNOW,, ONTARIO HELD 'OFF!C IAL, OPENING , OF PARKHILL . BUS,INESS Mr, and Mrs. James Johnstone of Lucknow had their son, Har- old. Johnstone and family,, also Mx. and .Mrs,Hardy Simpson, vis- iting them on Sunday. The John- stone fainly are formerly from Lucke o , but now have their own bakery ;and restaurant busi- ness in • Parkhill, Mr. and Mrs. James Johnstone,, Mr. • and Mrs, Clare, Johnstone and daughter and Mrs.. Stewart Levis 'attended the opening 'on May 4th in Parkhill. Tile• new. Y proprietor served .coffee,. dough- nuts •land ice creadn at ';the open- • ing. P• •r n. mi. an Mrs., W Howal�c . and BillY.. - s'la ent, Sunday : ey'enrn�g at the home ,of. George .Fisher. 1VLr. Jack. Inglis and •Mr.. and Mrs.; Bqb Adaras and f aniily ;spent. Sunday, and . Monday. with Mr. Tom' Inglis. ` Mrs: Charles :Twamley of Lon- don spent two • weeks' with ' Mr; land „Mrs. Wm.: MacDonald. • Miss Shirley. Twamley and Mr: Mel .caperton of London visited; at.. MacDonald,s oiver the week end. Mr. Frank 'Bancar' who has worked, at,George',Kennedy's.,fora the st' year has, obtained work -in 'a barrel -factory in London. 'WEDDING BELLS` • O'CQNNOR-=SANSOTERRA On Saturday,, April 20th, a pretty wedding took place in. Our Lady cd Good Counsel. Church, Detroit, when • Anne. Sansoterra, oaughter ' of Mrs., Henrigtta San terra, became. the (bride of Nor- man O'Connor, ormanO'Connor, son: of the 'late Mr: and Mrs. :Michael, J. O'Con- nor , oo Kingsbridge. Rev. Major 1V1. J. Dalton -of' Windsor, coUSin of the groom, .sang' the mass and performed •the marriage cer e 'mony. Given in marriage by her .[brother Louis, the bride • looked lovely. in a::white organza gown and short veil. She carried- white orchids and lily, -of -the -valley.. Ste was attended by: her sister MJary,' dressed in blues organza' ., an t .ha i ore d. .. t :with matt h p 10 f - carr Carrying a red orchid with tarn ' atiofis, Mr... John,, O'Connor assist-' -ed his brother as :beat man,. Frank ,Sansoterra and Bruce.; McDonald were. ushers, A Wedding break- fast was. held at the bride's 'hoc e. for the immediate families, and a .reception ;from 4 •to 6 for' about one , hundred guests. For 'travelling' the bride • wore a . grey striped suit' `with access -- blies to inatch..' The • couple will reside on the groom's -farm near Kintail. • . t ere • Mr. Out of town . , goes -s- •. and Mrs,-., GAS' . Kinahan of St. Augustine,; Mr.'' "'arid • Mrs. Leo Courtney, .John O'Connor, Bruce c Mr.. 7 and L_ mond Dalton, Mr. and 'Mrs. Bob Simpson': of ..Ashfield' and 'Mr.. Frank.. Donnelly, K C;,• o f ,' Gode•s- .444-44 arboul ALL PERSONS OWNING OR'HARBO.URING DOGS:: in The Village of Lucknow Must Register same at the Muni - cipal Office, and • procure a,• license on or .before June 1st, 1950:' IT IS REQUESTED that dogs be not allowed to ru at large durinethe 'period. to July 1st;'•1950- DOGS NOT WEARING.°TAGS, andrunning at .large any 'time' .are liablle to be impounded at• the Owners risk • and expense. • THURSDAY, MAY 18th, 1950 OBITUARY. • HAROLD RODGER AWN This ,community' was again. shocked and saddened last Week by the sudden death of Harold Rodger . Allin, 'who passed away about enght o'clock Monday ev- ening, May 14th, . in Wingham General• Hospital. Mr. Allo_. had been: ailing for a few anonths with a heart condition and- had been hospitalized•for Some time.by:the malady. Recurring attacks re- quired him to return , to. the hospital a few days. prior to his death, Where • he suffered the fatal seizure. early ,Monday even - ich. RAY=MORAN On,,Saturday, May 6th, a . pretty „bridal of early, spring had its setr ting at Blessed' .Sacrament •church, Chatharn, +where.•marriage.: vows .were spoken 'by Reta Ann ,Moran. and . Kenneth . C. ” Ray., • Rev.. Fr.. Nelly. officiated:''; Tile, :bride, •a 'daugjhter 'of Mr, and• .Mrs. '• Frank ; Moran of near .Lucknow; was.given';in .marriage by:her. father: •Her street :length,w •sgon of 'sky:; blue 'Satin 'had.'a flowing veiled 'skirt- trirnrred with satin, leaves. '•.She ; wore a' single, strand of pearls, gift a thegroom arid 'wore a corsage ' of' red roses and white tulip. buds,' 1VIrs. ,'Elva Allen, . sister. of the and wore a navy gown with navy = : and: white;' accessories•.:.and :a cor-: Sage of red roses and .white 'reed' daisies, • :The• groom, a son 'of: Mr:and -r-'Mrs--0eo- rge . Ray, was -µattended-• by J.' C, •Clarke: • • fi,,.Afterwards a reception and wedding 'dinner.; -was`; held ' at the;, Bluebird Restaurant' where Mrs Moran•'was• rbc:civing in a • navy/7 .'dress, -With fldwer ''trimmed •naTyy hat .and "wearing ' a corsage . of • w seet peas. _ . Leaving. '•on a wedding trip. to Leamington' and Novar the bride was :attractive in a 'suit of wine with, navy accessories. • ' ' ie couple 'will reside -On Wel l lingtori St-, Chatharri: • '. was 'fifty Five year of age: He. was a, son .of the ,late Mr:: and Mrs, . William ;Allin 'arid was P • kno •' on, i!'e bruar' w Y L' n in u c „ fh, 18 5.' Harold,or."Doc as lie' 18 9 kno oras'. popularly: wn .~to, old friends, was a lifelong.• -resident of• 31ie'village except for his over.- seas service in World War I• with. the Princess Pats 5th University Corps' of Montreal. ' Upon his return from the bat tlefields in••'Europe, Harold join ed the sales staff of Beatty Bros. of Fergus. Possessed of a, genial manner ' and. 'striking personality. he was well fitted for this : oc cupatiozi.. •During his 27 'years' se ridvice..with: this firm he proved to -be a very successful salesman, and Won many, trophies in .com- pany contests. 'Six representatives o e :ompany •a nae • min- aril_ service In his younger days Harold was a a`ockey , player of considerable ability and a member -'of the town band. In recent yearshe was act- ively; associated with the' Clans - Men •'Club and .the Canadian.'. Leg- He :was -a . ,nrerniber of the Nfiasonic• bodge: andof the. Luck. now United Church.. He. served on the Board ` of Stewards arid for xn'any years sang• in the .Churc*ab `hojr, .He was possessed;' of a rich voice and .a keen musical' e;ir, and took much de_ light in gi000 music:. Harold was twice married, ,He: is suvbthchildren b the rvifirsted marriagey ree, Carolyn oyf. Detroit, Jean :of Toronto • 'and William of Win'gharn. Two child- ren sox viva by' the second mar= riage,. Mary Elizabeth iind'• Rus 'sell Grant. His widow . ? Its form erly Miss ,Jessie M•achcnzic', dau: . gh,ter a.f.1VIr, and Mrs. W, •Kenzie. sSurviving ,also. lso are two sisters ' ,Misses Bertha • and Mabc'lle A11in of'Toronte;.and. two brothers, Wil- li*. of Ohatham and L;vtin of •Dthesree yeaeronto.rs A .bxago'oth`c�'i., Gc,cik ' • • • • • • Y. mi e M eb. rs of thc. M.a, oniC Lodge attended ..the .; ei vac:l day • afternoon . in. .tlieUnite Chur c h an t . d o d, took pail in. the: Committal service at Greenhill, Cemetery.'. The pallbem ei•s.were 'Cameron MacDonald, l:I.ugh Coin; ' ing, '.Thomas Kelm .torr ' p Allister Hughes,:'Harvey, Webster:: and'' Grant •Ma '� iarmid The:, • 04,4190a: as largely'attend- ed'�and th-',f, . was banked•witli • flolwer$: :as tri sutes cif •respect to one who was highly regarded :and Whose early d.eniise' was widely mourned.. The - .service was -'con- ducted by. Dr. W. '• Mumford who -referred ` tg 'H4aro1d •as a cas-" u 'It.y of'Woria War. I. Hcy, read: T"he hymn "•Ci*ossing The Bar";, wh ch; he touchingly referred to: as ,'having been sung as a Soli).' Eby Harold on the; eve oi:"'his d� pasture. .for`" "overseas. A malt quartette.with' which. he (ad .so 'often :'sung, 'rendered "'Nearer• My:',God• ToThee' 'The rtette was ` corprised••oi•..Eld'on .1 -lender Son;. Alex Mciay, I�<<.11�1•i Hodgins.'' and Elmer :Umbach., With Wilfred • Black .at 'the.; organ. IanvilTe :mmer#:o • Child and Anilinal Photography ;A Specialty PORTRAITS - WEDDINGS - COMMERCIAL �.ilris Developed' and Printed 24 -Hour Service Cameras Repaired • Telephone 199, Wingham QM r>01.r>•=,..o.1.1,5,411.1.r1.111M{,IMIP•r/.11111111./l ,,.6.11ni.04M11.l,l6l..moa:,.diss.•:u►n _' lillll(IIIIJIIII{III'.iillP!til!illllll!IIIIJP_iIIIIIII1111111111�III11110111111Hllllil(Iliill{!Illllllllllllllp'lllllllllllillllfllllillllllllhll111111{!I!1}illll I'�� I i Iliiilillll , Ili 1 �ii,a!:!'� l' .WIIITECHURCH1 • AN'NIVERSARY SERVICES S.LNDAY,'`MA '21st, 1950 iuest Minister: Rev.. R. D. A. Currie, B. of Whitechurch, Langside and. Calvin Special Music -- We are' glad' to 'report that Mrs: L 1 UO,. a.m, . • .: : 1 .3 O'' p.m. 'Johnston Conn,• who had :been a ,,'; few days in Wingham Hospital �iIIIIII111111IIIIIIIIIIdill'Illilllli8!III11t111111IIIIIIIII1111:1iIIIIIIII iii( ,IMI,i!IIIIIH(((ill(!iIIIIIIiIIIIilI!IIliilll(Illfll!ill'I1IC1 1 with an .infeCtipn in her; face, iS.;.o.ri,nmt,.ossn.•;:mn�naru.aw►p.....„40•1n.01•14mioiimit,f'i,"' '1• able to:'',be• home . • Mrs James...'Wilson, .Jr.; Who was:ill in W' ngharn Hospital••.1af,t week; is •conyalescing;at the home of •her mother',-,:Mrs:'R. 1Vlovbra,:, • There 'was a good; attendance, at' el -loner's 'Church'''Sunday°when. six `babies Were baptized by. Rev. Gurria A - lovely basket 'of flow - memory' of Mr.`: and Mrs, David. Grll es,',by• the 'family. A fine ;Mother's .Day • addre:ss. was given "by: the. pastor' on the family and the home. Rev.. and Mrs;• Graydon 'Cox & family of Foothill: spent part Of: Mother's .:Day' with -her mother; Mrs. Rossi Ross, • • ; 1Vtrs. T. Lacnh. of Coderich and Mrs, Reicl and Mrs. H. Tichhorne •spent Friday with Mrs. D. Ken- nedy: Mrs. Lamb spent laa•rt of the day. with Miss •i eta`. Hudson: and her mother Rev, .Currie conducts ariniverw sary serviices .at South 'I inlhss church .next. Suhday and Rev..Mt:, ' L'auich wi,ll)lcc. the'. $erviee Male: your days • colourful 'with B-i1:I. Paints. Beautify and' protect your home inside and out. • '. • • i' • . • • '• :•' '6 •.. �.., . OHN W LUMBER • 'PHONE, 1g0. E DERSO' LIMITED ' N owo )N'tima0'' . aa' , 1 ` .• • The (�uarterly Meeting of LUCKNOW. FI.S :p.: o. AND � GAME _.._P'ROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION, Will be held. in The Recreational ..Centre, LUCKNOW fl4ay,May 2 at 8.30 p.m. sharp, Important Business -A. large. Turnout`.RequeSte` There,:will be a ahowYngsof Inkerestilig•1' WI' .DLIF`E 1VMOT'ION .PICTURt`i ' E'veryane.e W Y . • lcom •K,,R�lo►Jr►r�arj► r�rn�Y«�o""r,�r •w�, w►"•r' i,. .., •