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RSDAY,,, JUI.A.r16 ,: 1950
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• , THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL; LUCKNQW, ONTARIO
,oca1 anc
CLEARING all prints and dress
materials. THE MARKET STORE,
Miss: Mina Urahax'n...0 Chili-
cothe, Qhio,, i Spending ten days
here at the Graham borne.•
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brewer and
family • are holidaying at Amber
ley Beach, J
Mr: ,arid Mrs. JGe Hassal ,and -
$illy. of London are ,visiting with
Mr. acid ,Mrs. ; Chris ,Shelton;
s Missy Bel Rebertson has igorie
to Pen Lakle in'ithe'Muskoka Dis=
trot • to spend' the summer.
: Mrs„` -Al Martin and Neddy of.
Detroit. spent the week -end .with
Mr, and;, Mrs;, ,Ed Thom
Miss '•Ruby Irwin ' of , London
spent the week -end with her par-
ant,
s •Mr. and ,Mrs. W, J. Irwin;
Mr. and Mrs: P, A• Durnin and
daughter Carol spent the week-'
end.;.at their, hone here.
Mrs.:. Ernest Ackert .has been
a• patient in Victoria Hospital,
London,:: for 'a ebuPle of weeks,'
Mr.. Johnston:. Wm,' J hnston'' Mrs: Jean.
,:Haigh and.:Karen .` 'Davidson of
Hatnilton spent • • rthe 'week -end
r withAv rs: Russell 'RObert-son,
ce ,
Mr, Joseph 1VIallough; who, had
•a f '
in_. Goderich: Has _ital was
;• been .; . p . aA
this. week brought to the Alton'
:home here.
•
• IVIrand Mrs. Wm:•'Huston of
t ,
Berkley,• Mich, spenta fewdays
with' ::his ;mother Virs- David
Huston.. •
Rev. C B.,Woolley. improv-
ingis'.
after• his ,serioi]s•" attack/ of
.shingles,. but is : still.:confined to
Shinges . . �
the house.
r C:. Eric' ',71rkrand
. J
•'fa•rrr
`1
Of • Ch
le
Were'
,• andiy y�.
it at
amongo' :the; sunclay.
`visitors
b•,
i } , Ashfield parsonage.
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Mr. and.Mrs.: Creasman ssJman •: and..
°- famlY,;and Peggy ,
Class
visited, T' ' .John and*'.,Flo. MacDonald
� ;
on Jul
ylst
; cLen-
.
Astra.;
R. F. Ma
• aVim: '•and.. M
' 'Rennie and`
man' and:t. 'wosena.
Bruce of Detroitspegt theweek'-
t
end with 'relaat tives Lochalsh.
Mrs.
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Mr..and Mrs. Bill Hewat and
children of Elmira 'are spending
'two weeks`. holidays at theit' cot-
tage at the Foot of 'the' 12th,,.
Mrs. Harry Smith. and Jack
Barkwell of. Toronto and Dave
Barkwell of Dundas ,,attended the
'Andre47.14arie .picnic,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Burns.' of
Toronto spent the holiday ,with
hia,parents,, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas.
Burns.. , . .
Mr, -arid- Mrs, Elliott Fells „of
Srnooth Rock Falls, are visiting
Km. James Webster and Well-
ington
• Ir •and Mrs.' Charles,, Topham
of Wa'.terfarfl;';:Mici-igan,'Spent ;the'
week=end with Mr: ,,and Mrs, Sam
D.urnin acid - other cousihs• : •;,
, , • .boys 8 :to 9; George .:Hackett;
,Mrs. ,Tom Goodfellow, Douglas girl -5,0'10 to 12 ' Helen Nicholson;
and` Grace of. Teeswater and Mr. boys, 10 to 12; Barrie .McQuilliri,.
Stewart' Carter of • British Col- D,ai'v+id' Kirkland, : Donald • Mac-
um,bia: visited, with lvir..and Mrs. Charles (tie):; boys 12 to 14, Al
Ji ck Fairish this week, 1. vin Hackett, Ivan McQuillin;•
backiward rare, 'Alvin 'Hackett,
Miss Ann'M icLennan•.of Evan -
Ivan 1VjcQuillin; ,bottle race, 'cap-
•.ston•.attended the;: Campbell -Mac, P tam . of winning, team Gordon
ANDR,EW�L4NE CENTENNI AL.
: (Continued from page 1)
Andrew of Orillia.
' The"musical part of the pro
gram was.,. in 'charge of Everett.
Lane, Port Elgin. Another • feat-
ure of, the picnic ;was • a cex ten-
nial ibirthday, cake donated by the
Canada 'Bread Company, Toronto
in care .of•Mary .and Eveeyn,Topp
and• it was cut by:•Mrs. W.: P
Reed as • one of the 'oldest. ladies.
present; . • '
',Sport! Program ':Resujts •
A.. programs of sports. was run
off during; the afiternoon tiede'r'
the ,4chair unship Of ,Art And-
rew. The cfdllowingpisr a list of the
prize. winners in the variot s con
tests mixed: race; 5: and under,
Carol .Barkwell, Jiidy: Reed; 'mix-
ed race, 5 years, Mary Purdpn,
Ron Passmore;'•boys ,G to: 7, :Fred
die •
Button, Donald:. ,Kirkland
Lerman wedding and wasa visi-•.
tor at:: the' horrre of. her 'brother,
Mr D:.: A..''MacLennan,
Mrs, ---A --Wil-son arid a .
-,T=Jmainie
and Mrs. C. •Aranstrong of
town. are ,at, present at the United
-Church•:spm
:mer -;camp `pn
hi141i'
Mira
mi Ba(P 4
c y' at or t Elgin.
Mr. Albert McQuoid of Tor-
onto visited` withfriends here
over the -:-.week end 'ancl�rs raow=
visiting in Ashfield With .Mr. arid
Mrs. Ji:rn. Little•.
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,. Mr. and ,Mrs. Lloyd Nielson and
::Children, ' May• Ellen' '•and • Gail
of Chicago, spent a few days last
week With,Mrs Nielson's uncle,
Mr, • Dinald MacLean •
.
••. Mis°ses •Elizabeth and .Margaret'
MacDonald: areholidaying at
Sault Ste ;Marie: this ,.week' with.
their .:sister, . ,Mrs. Robe ith
p.
and ':Mr. xnith.
Miss ; Moy..ra, Casseirnan of Wil-,
tiainsburg Ont:, . and 'Miss' Mary
Porteous of Toronto • spent' the:
.week-end•with ;•Mr; and Mrs: W.
•A 'Porteous at their cottage at
BarrowBay
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Catharine. Maltby and .Mr..and
Mrs. • Duncan Si on attended
: the funeral of the late Robert
Ackroyd •at:'Brairnpton last,.Mon
days.. The• decea ad was: >a brother:::
i'n-law'. of Mrs.. Carruthers 'and'
Mrs. IVlaltby.
LUCKNOW .
UNITED CHURCH
Minister: Rev.W '. J. Mumr'd;
IVhA: B.D. S..D F.
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SUNDAY; jULY2 9th, ,195 NI
10 a m . ••Sunday Schnoll.•
11 am : A Contented;:,Person.
No Evening Service during,
'Surniner Months.`
"When the .Outlook is Dark,
Try the U bole.'', Come.. and
Warship with U. •
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^�u�tii+. .+gin TJ �.�.r�*•� .
and •• 2 •9, .:Ed Macl•e•
nzie
Mc. Dona' h) :iGary :
(•nce•:Emilia. . g. , ,. ,
Dou ' arid twin daughters Donna
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Jean and 1Vlargaret .Ann. of Lqn-
don;`, are: spending. two.. weeks ;:at
Bruce Beach.;
lltiTi'day.: visitors ' at the ih6rne
PAGE THREE '
ITS
FRAGRANCE;
IS SEALED
IN .VACUUM.
Andrew, son' of • Wm . and. Lee An-
drew of East Lansing,. Michigan.;
;Bill ,Andrew, .the father, is • at-
tending .Michigan State College in
East Lansing 'and is 'writing his
'examinations for his doctor's de-
gree. in the. next few Weeks..
Ushers for the occasion were as
follows: Ant Andrew Gra :.don
Kirkland;' shoe scramble, Art'•An Gray
,don
•Lane Gardner; Steve
S.tothers,: Jr.:, Hugh Lane.
drew' and Jessie Kirkland, Gor-
den Kirkland arid Melda Heard;
grandinothers:x c:e, waiking'with:
egg on a
an: .' 'spoon, : Mrs. Mac
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Lane:. sack race;.;Murray McDisn'-
a h : L..: d' Barlcwell • erm:int
► • 11oY , ,Papp
race, Bill and Lee Andrew;' Soft-
ball race, Won • cby team under,
captain ••Carol Gardner; grand:-
fathers
rand=fathers race, tine guessing con -
lest, won by Rev.' D ` J -L -aria.
• The - youngest 'member present,
was :Rodney •McDonagh, age 4
weeks;', the oldest member pres-
ent; .Mrs Susan'Andrew; age 85'
years; .coining,. the greatest' •dis.
tante' was :Mrs.• John F. (Edith)
Andrew, :Edmonton. :There :Were `a
number of newly' married cn:err-
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Choir of Clan. Members
The choir loft. was filled with
members ,of the : clan; young and
old, _who_ serve in the' ,choir_._i
n
their: own ct nrnunities •Mrs. W;
B. (Stothers) 'Whale presided at,
the organ. Mrs, ,Clayton : (Lane)
Edward sang':"Beyond the Dawn".
Mrs. Edward is: the 'daughter, 'of
Rev. .D. J. Lane.: Everett Lane,:
son •of ;Mac Lane, Hinlough; pres-
ident '9f the •• organization, : sang
"Tie 'Holy' City'x.;'
' ;Visitors to 'the' church service
!were ,welcomed by:,W.: G . And-
rew:Mrs. W. • G:` Reed; iVlrs. Bob
lhitelie,' 'Mrs: Geo, L•ane;.' Charles
:12eDonagh: and Jon ' c ui in
will ...be ,available• later *ter those :•
who wish them.
• The Church service was organ-
•ized by the following; committee
5. B. Stothers, Mrs,: A. Wilson,
Fred : McQuillin, Mrs. W.•G° And
rew, '
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Clan Forbears
was born in De -4-
Wm: Andrew
von .. on . October 20, 1805. Mary `
Ann .Flexinan:was born in. Devon
NLa- 15 09: -.The:' en~chilti-
ren. gas follows: Edmund, born
August 29, 1830; John:Flexman,
g .
•born March. 3rd,,. 1832, Mary Ann,-
(born March 9th; .1834; Caroline, .
born June- 1st;: : 1836; •Williarn,.
bornMay 14th, 1838; Elizabeth,
born ', August. 29, 1840; Sarah Jane, •
Sept5th, 1842• Alice` born
born Sep , ,.
June 1.3th, .1845;• Isabella, born
r 2n '• .Job
February . d, 1847' ,; , born
March. 16th, 1850.
This: family sailed 'away from' •'';
Sot tl ampton about the Middle of•
June and arrived; in Quebec about;.'
the meddle cif Ai gdst'• in the year
: of our Lord ' 1850.' They lived at
bars Welcomed into:the clan:: ' h` 'M Q 'll'
-Social Hour F 11 d
B ranttford for a few .• y
ears'ard
'and '•Mrs..W . Lradbur3(Agnes .
hfiel 'About .1856
Yt•As d
5.1
•
•
owe
.. . , • , �, .. ..• ... • asitia •: into. •
Mrs. Frank:o
Stoth;ers)' `Mr. .and. 'r."Followm the, service a •social >, � located.:
gTheir .'ifarms had been • located••:
G ui in r° our ;was ; heldin' a basement
Lots' 1I• _
Reed, .. r.� an � :o `e o tiro .• una Was. ser
and . •12; '•Concession . 12; All ten
Webster). ' • ved 'under the •leaders�lii.p f •Mr
M Q 11 1Vi and 1VIrs Dick +h th
sometime --Previously.
R d M d Mrs Lee (Helen th h "' h A` 'I • h p
f
•Of
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, S• h'ld• were: married:' Four of .
• c r„
Sunday,:Service. ArmstrongWilson :and her .pom-, .: '
them settled' in Minnesota,. one.
The second part of .,the ':And-•. imittee,' Helen and: Dorothy•:Gar- there in the
tri �1 iChigan and st • ..
mie, Hilda Lane; .. Melds • Heard, it of ` and Alice Who rew-Lane •�centenriral • celebration•
vicinity ,
took the form. Of a church service Florence and .. Beatrice; • MCQuil- married' .Edwin;. Coir,‘.`'e. state .rep
in :Lucknow. United Church .1'in, ;' Kaibhleen ; Lane and iEdna,
held': . � :.. . • . .: . ... . , . ,. resentative,: •: in Minnesota, went,
on• Sunday, July.: 2nd. The. service Barkiweli. °
e i ' 1866: Win. •and Job and •
of Mx: and .Mrs:, C:l:�ai-1es ;Steward
•we're h'ii • aid Mrs. ,Fr•ed Steward`
of:'Ailsa Craig- Mr:. incl 1Viis, Gor
den. Sson..
•
teward: '.and son. • Brace of.
London:
• Mr:. and Mrs. Jack: Fari•ish and
1Vfiss Sarah Gipson visited with
::Mr, and l' t s•:Wm. Oestrichcr of
.,Crediton .arid ,also'.at Grand Bend
and 'Centralia '.Airport :on Dom;
inion Day, .
Mr. ';arid Mrs. Alex : M:ede11, of.
'V,ictoria', 13.C:, and 1Vlr.. and „Mrs:
Wm. Hill of.. Goderich called .on
"Rev: •and Mrs. •$:•
'The: 'Manse ,at St: Helens' 1•ast.
Week.' Mr: Med ell • is an' old friend
:who :was -on the charge. in Wes
'tern' .Canada..:when Rev, Ha war d
was ordained:
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(Continued , on Page . Sift)
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MORE PEOPLE •RIDE .ON
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1'IRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND
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brought out ;a "we 1, e •' cur • The centre table was a • orneci ; IaabelTa; (Pennington.)' ".went :: a
hers of 'tie:clan ito'getherthece `. tennialbirthday cake l
of nieml with. .n �' .:: Minnesota :iri 188b
with heir friends relatives: and •''re ared 'b• i's'. Oliver; 11R:cae= '
w ht p p Y M
e - '!b Mrs.
associates. was" our d
business• ansa • Charles.; • p '41.3.y .•M .
The church • service was; in' W. G: 'Andrew,'" Mrs. Bob .Ritchie,
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mini Jessie :•Kil atrick'.• of `Brockville:
'charge of, Rev.'D: J: Lane,, f • hl
-` f - ClintonPresbyterian; . and Mrs: Franke MacChar les..: The:
star o . .
church. With him ' on, the
plat- birthday hday ca
ke
was
form., Were his ;biofher,Rev. And- tiusar' Azd rew, the couidt e
sb
ty
::Menris-.,
r:ew .cane iof Brussels and _Rev.i .ber of the`grottp ,,pi esert
W. J.. Mumford of Li eknow;.who Among .'.the visitors present:,
assisted'himAvith'theservice:.Rev•':Were Miss : Alice 'Andrew, Mr.
Vim: Lane sof Toronto. sent. •his, •:En ,ebretson and Wm;, E; Andrew
'regrets that he 'could,not be.bhere. of. Nlj.nnesoaa, `Mr: and 'Mas' J. C..
1VJ r Lane alias been ill for, sQrne ilyieNab: representing`. the tow 'i• of
ptime ',and was not able. ,to to: attend. ,LucknoW, and ,Mr. and :: Mrs,. El
Other' 'ministers.who' have; Mar' ston Cardiff of Brussels.. Mr.`:Car
tied , into; -
the• family sent their diff; is; M:P;, for; North Huron.
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re'rets.:•'.They•' were: Rev: Elmer. Mrs. J�: 'W. Hanna, wfe-'af
Taylor ot„Cottam,• and: Rev. B.: F.
Green' of Lakeside. •
The Lane side' of the house has
a y: remarkable, record for aririi
sters. William, David and Andrew
'Were all in: the' ,active ':ministry.
Jean married Rev. • Win. MaeDon-
ald who was buried "a few -weeks
ago at Greenoch. Rev. Elmer Tay-
lb married a• Dickson girl on;the
Lane side'.of the house and Rev.
B. F. Green 'married a girl :of
Baynes;' extraction': Rev.. David
Lane .preached, .the ,centennial
mon,,
Floral- tributes wet
the, McQuillin famrl'v"iir seem=
city of `'. Mi' • and- MIs =Warr Mc'=
:Quilliri,.: .daughters. 1VLa.ry a'nd
Mauder arid Flit. ; Lieut:. George.
Quillin who was killed': in
action. in the second ' w;orid war.:
'Floral. offerings were presented
by the Batkwells of Lochalsh in
Hanna, 1VLP.P. `for..Huron-Bruce.
:was. also �presen•t.
W: Il. Whale of Londonk wlas of-
ficial' hotographer and 'i.'tlis to be
p g
hoped some•' worthwhile , pictures
is ser-
mon.,
er- • st
• WILL :,ARRIVE THIS WEEK ■:
Presented. i
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Mary .Dane' w'as a sister of Wm. •
Andrew. and she :arid ::'her ilius
band :
m` Lane cane. to Canada
. . W.. ,
in".1'852. •Mr:: Lane? was a prosper
ons ;cattle' drover, and ,dealer. •in'.
,England:. 1` Ie and' his partner im
Ported cattle from •the Argentine.-
.by the shipload: :His ,partner went
toY Liverpool .to accept a load • of
cattle and. took them to,', Smith
field market in .London. He: was
never':: heard. • of again ` and.: it 'is
generally 'believed that he '.was
Murdered . for . the money l:e was
carrying. ,Wrn: Lane .and his bro=
tier diad to make' good themooney
involved '.and had to' sell' their
rights ,.to. 400 ,acres.' ,Of land rn.
Devon. ,Wm. arid' his ; wife • came
to 'Canada and. his •brother Went
`to Australia.
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'Car .of Deep. Seam .tump
m is tom t.
memory of memibers of , their
family, who had ',passed 'on, The.
Municipal Corporation :of Luck
'now sent a congratulatory letter
togeth6r with a • floral tribute in.,
honor' of th.e whole !connection.. • .:■
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ru heller District_
D.ING ;BRIQUETS
HAND AND' NUT COAL ,ON HAND
and Nut Trade .;Marked Coals
Red, Spat arid Blue)
Briquets Manufactured from Hard Coal.
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The', church was 'blinked with iLuckitOW
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Coal Co..is
ffewers •under the: supervision of ' ■■
Mrs.. W, E. Andrew, Ashfield and ■ ,
■ ' rdie, Mg ■
Mrs. R:, C. (Stothers) Passmore, ■'
,•�:, �. , Wm. Mu r ,� •,
T, A particularlyi Murdie and Sbn ■
' unique function� r_ ._-' ; ■ •
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�' � ' < plaid a■■!/a11io■i11ii■Ir>r�'iem■Nva>!■■NtIi��we■■irNW■■nar�.■a■■s '
as . the baptismal service
Rev. Line •baptized John'Ric�
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