HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-01-01, Page 7• Wednesday, Januazi . 'ate
DAVID =M. THOMPSON'
In failing health for some time
ted a patient • in . Wingham Hos-
pital for the , past three weeks,
•• the death' of ' David . Matthew
Thompson occurred past 'Friday
•afternoon,..iecember .27th.
`'slept peacefully.. away .and al-
though the end came suddenly it
"was noexpected. , q
"Dave" as he, •.was best known
•was born at Dungannon almost
72 ,years .ago. He was a•.• son of•
the late : Adant Thonipien and El-
len Reid, .natives :of ,Ireland,. who
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' were married' at Goderick- • and;
residect at Dungannon for a few
years before the farrrily -moved.
to'Lucknow where Adam Thome-
-son followed his ,trade as'., carriage
:maker 'and blacksmith;
As a young man have was .em-,
ployei . in the dry goods store of
late : m. Connell He later'
:the W -."
'operated his own • grocery busi-
nets. and for some time .was, em-
ployed '°by Mr. W W. Hill, .As a
. youth he , was very' • adept' a
lacrosse : player.. 4 • •
On Janua j 10th,, is :;20th
birthday Mr, and Mrs; • Thbmp-
son' were .united in marriage.' and
• had' he : lived • they Would' have
1 observed. their,47th •wedding ,an-..
i iversary t On the lOth of ••this
month., . Mrs. 'Thompson 'vas. tor,
THE LUCKNQW SENTIN
.DCKNQW, ONTARIO
' daughter, sof the late. Mr. and:Mrs;:.
Roderick . MacKenzie,: ° of • the 'Sec,
and Concession, Kinloss:,.
In 1914 Mr. Thompson -went
�to
Winnipeg to enter ` the :employ. of
' ` .the •T. Eaton Company . and .a few.
years later was transferredt
Regina ` 'as genet -a -- ai�ager-e
the. '�rocerdepartment. a ar-nt. Du
•g Y P .. tme •. ring.
• his .,.tune at Regina he opened
-several' branch -- groceterias -for
this Company • in, the West: •
ipotrr-superannuatin , lie,: r�==
Turned to the Village : some ten:
years.ago..*: . ' .
The funeral was ieid` 'prfirately
_at ...his :late -residence tile- o day
afternoon with interment' in
South Kinloss'Cemetery; The' �ser-,
vice 'was conducted by;Rev,
acDonald. A ' " en •'er•
•
-Regina' Lodge, • A.F.. & A:M., local
Masons `took • part :: in,
the'„burial
.service at South 'Kinloss with the
•rival `-s vice' conducted byev.t er . Rev..,
.,
Stewart Pallbearers Were,
W' L. ` MacKenzie, • Garfield Mae-
Donald,'
acDonald ' W.. W. -Hill, Russell.Rob.
ettson, Edgar ;Hollyman and
Campbell Thompson
Besides his widow, our sons
survive, all of whom w re`4,home
for the funeral, -Gordon ' of :1:.eth-
bridge, Alta.; . William F. of .Tor
and • Dkr. {enneth ''R • Of •Chicago..
•The. youngest :Son; Ebert, `'pre
•dlec;eased his father five:years ago_.
last Auoust.
Sur:vivin ' also are three
ters and one brother, Mrs. E .Col
lins,'*Minnie); :'Mrs. Wilbert Per
ley (Biria).'and Mrs, Vim, l•telwaig
(Ettaall of 'Winnipeg and Robt.
1l, ' Tho rpson of :Lucknoiv, The.
eldest sister, Maggie, died as a
young wonian, and a brother, ',Dr
Prank Tlorrmpson` died' sevcrai,,
years ago in, Winnipeg. • •
Resigns Pastorate
• Rev...Johri4-Pollock, formei;ly-of
Whitechurch, 'has'' ..resigned: 'as
'Minister of Ailsa Craig':.. and Nairn
Presbyterian Churches, l ev. Pol-
locks resignation was duo t,ci' ill'
heal h,,'which also 'caused:hini fo
1.!esign from 'his Whitechurch.
clarg'e, • and ,.after'.• an' ektended
rest. he accepted the Ailsa Craig
• 6.i►i1rge. "1 -le . and. Mrs, Pollock will
contiriue to reside at Ailsa Craig
for The time . being,
Greve Pipe Selections ' . c •
'A very successful social even -•1
ing Was 'held.,.by the Kinloss and
Culross Club 'at ' the Langsidci'
Ball 'last week: In attendance w'as
'Rev: W. S. ' Sutherland`'who spoke •
briefly and contributed ; elections ,
-011 the
-bagpipes
hagptpes�
�rx a
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LANGSIDE•. a-
Noss` Grace Richardson of Tees,
waterspent -the week -end at her
home oe :here.., " „
Christmas day visitors with Mr,
- and Mrs. Charlie Tiffin were 'Mr:
and . Mrs. Clark Johnson •and:
Linda, •of East Wawanosh, Mr. $
Mrs, Wm,: gown, lair, and Mrs..'
Russel Ritchie and "Mrs, R. •Tif-
fin, Mr, and Mrs,` Fred Tiffin,
Mr: and Mrs, V': Emmerson of
Whitechurch, Miss Lila and .Eldon.
Emerson of West Wawanosh,
Mr. and Mrs. 2.. .Richardson,
1 bbert and fin -spent Xmas with
friends,,in Teeswater..
The entertainment sponsored
by the 'Langside 'Young, Peoples,
''Club. .,on Monday, evening' was a
decided: success. Rev. Sutherland
with bagpipe music' 'and Mr: Jack
Gordon, 'solwoist, ' added. to the en-.
tertainment. "The next.:social is,to
be held January 14th.
SUNSIHNE FOODS
'There -.is:, a valuable health -giv-
ing power in the Sun, and', when
weather permits, sunbathing un-
der : proper' conditions is most
beneficial.,Iealth' • :authorities.`
point out 'that when , the weather
Makes sunbathing inadvisable`)or
even,. impossible, yott , may'. still
get a•• Sunshine. Vitamin':,,„ from
food:
Such' foods as milk, 'cheese: and•
fish supply, it, and; ,• where th'e
family doctor- ' considers even
more intake, advisable,.a •fish'
liver oil should; :be'included.' in
the diet,
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DENTAL' DEFECTS
Dental defects are not, only de-
cided health, hazards
, but dental
disease untreated iii 'childhood.
means '• mor extensive'
Mere dental
damage in -later life... This. 'dam-
age a e is '
. permanent since, . .unlike
otherbody tissues, teeth 'cannot'
repair themselves' once clec.ay 'sets
4B,itUAR Y
MRS, G. *G.• McHARDY
After a long. .period of farliilg•
,health . Mrs. Emily McHardy=:
Pass
ed ,away .on Wednesday night at:
•her home in Goderich at. the age
of 80.. years. ears. She was. a• native of
!•
Stratfprd, daughter.: .
u of they •late •
.Mr. and Mrs.' Lawrence Recknar,
and after= h. er marriage to� th e .
a ..... late
Michael Bowler; * she ]lved • at
erich 35 ` years ago.* After 'Air.
Bowler's death.' she was married
to Gordon G '.McHard-.,` who also.
Y�
predeceased bier: •S e< 1'
p h haves • two
:sons, Lorne—!Bowler of. •Goderich,;
d•
a'Joh B
ret ret G. owler of • Taetroit, •
and '':one'.' daughter,';1Virs. 'McKee
Kerr of`Dui `
uth, Minn.,':is` a sister..
he: funeral:. service ,was held it'
the ''best• method of :combatting
dental' disease: The prat cavity
Is easily accessible and•.'responds
readily
to :treatments
Yet,
tcallY,'enough, .des ite iron=
the ''ease:'.
with which
dental defects may,
lie remedied, there are still thous-
ands of dph'11;!=-neglected tthi
ren' • .::.
EA SKING
S, NG;�
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--I•. +.
boxa-' ht',a-4
peanut, butter and paid .38 cents°
for it It seems " to me`, that , this
is a':: high price, at _•least; it is more
than.,i. ever naid4or peanux jut-
ter. Haas anincrease' been per-,
mitted`: •
•A'�Y,es t wai.allowea because
the .Commodif'
ilization .: Corporation .- stopped
bulkarc asi
•p . b ng'::af peanuts. Man-•;
ufacturers are "now largely:. del.
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Pendent
t On • : • h .
d t e ,United States
P.... is
marketfor their
or l?1?
su lies at much
i lserrices ••than - th
g p ose at .:Which.
the 'ri is
ti were 'being' aft fed to
I • . g ,. ppl ..
the trade ' by'the. CPSC. •
Wou u: Q lease. tell .free P
h w many butter couPons-
be
-
•come'valid inlantiary?
butter coiipons
come 'good, One each . on .January'
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Aqz SEVEN
At .
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.13, Agnews'
'.. INSURAN(E . Agency
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LUCKNOW ,HAS Zion W,M:S. °Elects Of fie rs
W,O.I[i.A. The - W.M.S.. held "their annual
.BANTAM ENTRY IN "th
y. .. ... .,
1 , _ . meeting at . the home of . Mrs: Wes-,
Lucknow. is'one • of fourteen : ::'
, ..., ley, Ritchie .Mrs. Frank RitchieR�
Midget teras entered in' . the i d
�p.resided, �Chritm�.s� 'unusie` was•
W0 H:A,,, and 'is. in Group 4 with used. Miss ,Jean .:Ritchie read the
Wingharn' and Brussels. This • scripture lesson. Mrs, Jacob Hun-
series is forlads it, to 16 years, ter' gave a reading, on Christian.
and `with several of last year's 'stewardship and Mrs. Jack Gard -
team now overage, th , 947 squad ner took the chapter°in the study
:isn't rated'as being"articularl
. • • � ',particularly _. Y boob ::.Labor 'and Industry
strong,but May India ' '
y pro've� up at. that •° ,• Miss Hunter•
gave
before the. group `is' decided * an, instrumentals and Mrs.. 'Jack
• Lucknow: will also ,be.represen- Gardner 'sang a solo. 'Mrs. William.'
Helm took charge; of the meeting. , ,
for• the erection of "Officers' as fol-
lows:
ol lows: pres., Mrs, Jack 'Gardner;.
vice pres., Mrs. Gordon Ritchie;•
sec.; A Mrs E Gardner.; assistant
s c ., s ; it aiid;'treas,°;Mrs ,
-Wesley Ritchie;' organist and as -
Jed. in the W O. H. A. ,Bantam
S ,,
_.eries for .boys' jup to
14, years.
!There` are •'five two-team''groups:
in;'this loop with ,Wi' ham: and
L• P ucknow.:in Group "playoff
_ . 5. C•.
Wald
thewinter,
A
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The strength. of, this • team also sistant Mrs J Mc 15one gh & M •
remains .'to ;be proved; but the Peter Cook; christian stewardship
idea is to 've:'ever.: , lad a - change: get y, a , chance: s c. ;
q e Mrs.' J. Hunter; . � H mite box •
to play, : and.,'having a winner sec.,,' Mrs. Geo....Hunter; as
.: see:, � associate
isn't. the all -, important ; angle.. ;elpers. sec. Mr'
. ... •• �: p ,.. , s. P. Cook; • seo• •
• Some sof the Pee-Wees, up'to 12. 'of .Light '. Bear
g Bearers,. 1Vl`.iss ';Freda
to. .
4..
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a
y:he uae o-r-ozrnd4u• :
:Bantam
L
• team,
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St ' Peter's.. church on Saturday Had B'rthday,Party—
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morning with interment' in • the , Members 'of,:his 'S . y -
� unclay School•
emirs •..•.•• .:
ri _ ; _. _
ti gsb dge cemeter-•y --=-- c�lass and:; other friends ---attended•
• I� lea1•th.
'Considerably:
:Improved
Mrs. WesleyIIudsonis conal z`
bl
x
,
`
a lengthy :line
sds-
af,.
dating back to
June, Mrs.:' Hudson.is.84 .years of
age. • : o .
Ration Cou,pon ,'Due' Dates I,
Coupons noir'valid :are. au ar-. ;
a ,birt'hday ' party On Christmas
07e' a .' K e
t ret. ,rTed .�y s, .Kent "was
ten an. Christmas•. Day. The lads
e -=dam -a Variety'' o am:
i'�-ja-Y ty';f•-g es -and•
aenerous lunch
g
• On Monday 'of`last week Eliza
beth 'Ann Webster entertained
number of'aittl f
.rr pelebration of.her.7th birthday.
corn ittee to visit the sick, Mrs,..
aW: 0. Hunter,, Mrs.. W:G. Hunter;
MYs Kir'kland'-and Mrs Wes-
ley ' Ritchie; : Missionaiy';monthly
sec..;; Mrs.,:Cecl Gatdrertemper
.ante' sec.' Mrs. Anderson;:,W.' At
president,' Mrs : Geo. Hunter.:. 'A. -
vote . of. thanks w' s ;moved to' they
retiring' -president '•fob•' .herfaith=
fulness duringthe"
year:
e' rierids at a party 1 4,113-. keit-ING- '•
'Preserves S26 'to 538,. •butter B35:
to• B37, meat. M64 to M66.:,Ration'
books five ma : n
y ow•be destroYed;,
all • couori i : i
p s n t have been in-
validated, ��
d.
OULRQSS C,O.IJNCIL:'at. its .De
cembei meeting p'aid-•$ 5•.00 boun-
• .�o n `fi
ties fty two. -fox .peits for a
....•.yx.�.. ...
total-:sof4260;98,..
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.Was 79 'On Friday, ;
Mrs :Archie Anderson,, former
ly of St., • Helens' and:•.;L,ucknbow;
observed,. her 79th, birthday '.on
Friday. She is quite active ,arid.
enjoying ,,very good health and
plans • on ,.living • :to' be ninety :at
least. ;'She is; :at prese t making
her home.' with•h = er : • d a
u titer Mrs.
Robert -P.iirdon f pitechurch,”
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• Arena' M'anager.''Welliington, Me-'
Coy by .special effort, attained ;the. -`
objectives of 'skating for ,Christ
mas" The ice' was. fit'for a:,fling
on _ Christmas af' Was.
but the
first' night on, the blades' wasp t
feasible until Thursday
,evening.
Hockey ;practises have been:
full: , swg •. with � veryone :from-
the'in1? "-
e
: Weer 4o the. . -Inter-mod - ,
i e•: .
at'
t sq ,getting the 'kinks; out: • � • '
Q --Ca a ,rooming `•house• and:
•'boarding:. house charge tenants: ;
different . prices ' ; for•: the .-,sante'.
class' of rogms ori toesame floor?
A -•--The .maxim•um 'r ties. charg
ed 'ion•. such �accbiiiodatlon are f x -
ed atm :th,e rate ` charged duiang
the basic :period, :July ;1; 1943:'•If
thea 1 atc,5- vac•ied on this' date; they
may 'legally ti a t y, at ,The present
ime a ."
G ---My eau htcrs aid* boardfrig
Tri tilt,. c'ity Where' they :-attend
school. What are ,the; regulations
.governingrat)ons.• in ,,neat;
boarding houses ..and tri . rear -
(fences. ^. 'VVlat Should'.: be ' done..
when they . are. on :holidays .at
home? •;
A 'LIThe taiadladi4s of boarding -
.
houses are entitled to, the, use of
.,your '.:daughters', .ration 4bdoks.''
Those. ..Who stay boarding
schools for' 14 consecutive ays
inust`surr,ender their - ration bell s
to the owndi •-dr proprietor._'rh.o.
.owner forwards coupons detach:.
'ed.: from these 'hooka ''with•;:his
monthly. reports.''
If. t. ey oome
home for •*caul: -ends tiff`"y, sliptil'd
come to • sone•• ,agreement With
'•thein' landladies •regarding Ithe
division of their ration allow-
ances. During long • holiday• per: -
lads you would'be'entitled ttri.rxse•
thi:`ir,books if• your Baugh ,era:`are
eating their mGals 2•at your home,.,
a
.CH =W :-R-'BRIDE'
.. 4 pictured above are Mr. and• Mrs, Frank Lorusso and two . sons,
endrikus,: age four and five -months -old Frankie. Mrs. Lorusso is
•47 a native oT Holland,„F ank: is-fo,'inan on .the local C.N:lt, section.
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