HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-12-18, Page 7THURS., .DECEMBER, 18th, '1947
,. OBI TI MRY
MRs. R. M, :1VIacLEAN
• Many friends here; were shock
ed and saddened to learn ,of the
stidde'ar' rising- ,-9f - M .s= -r;:. M,
MacLean 9f- Welland, which oc-
curred • at her- home in Welland
on Thursday . morning, at, ten
o'clock. ' t � ., •
Mrs, MacLean had been :appar-
ehtly ' in her ,usual. health, and
had been doing •a. good •deal• of
practising : for a • musicale, at
:.which. she was.–topact -as pianist
• 'the "ening of ,the day of her
death. She had•feltill in the early •
h urs ,oflightly.
,the••morning.but 'passed
l l
it off Ig t y. ' Early Thursday:
• morning her, condition:yucirsenerl
and by ten o'clock,' the end came,
• with her' :de tli,:att ibuted'.
.� �. x � to. a:
worn-out heart '
.Mrs.. MacLean .was , formerly
,Irene, Graham, Sherrif. She was a
daughter :: of , the late David 'and
'''Mary Ann Sherriff and 'was. born
•in Lucknow, and for' th.e"place of'
• her • birth,, and her many friends
• here; ,she always&. held a warm
attachment,and looked forward
to her •visits here which were
frequent because -'of a • summer'
-,cottage ;which the'MacLeans had
at Eruce Beach; ,
, • Miss Sherriff taught 4th room
in the L•uckno.w Public School for
'several terms, and.. was; leader of
.' the. Presbyterian. 'Church; Choir:;
She was . a' .kind and thoughtful.
fpersori, and ' Old friends .speak
s zb
Since ;her marriage in 1918 to
lir R, M. MacLean, she has' re-
sided in Well'and,' where the 'fun_
... ilral service was held • •on Satur=
ay: The ' remains • were. brought
jiere• by motor: hearse on Sunday
or interment: in ,Greenhill Cern-
1 ry. The :graveside service was
onducted bt Very Rev. C. H. •
eeDonald. Pallbearers i .w e r'e
elso arid Alex ,McNay, Frank
Graham, Jim Graham, W. L, Mac- -
Kenzie. and 'Donald McC.h:arles,
.Mrs.;;MacLean:.is survived.,,, by.
hh;el.,. •husband : and ;•a . son, Bruce, •
aiid 'by• one brother, Berwick: of
''Lond.on. Her mother was' laid. . to
rest .:ten -years ago: on Monday, in
Greenhill Cemetery, a n d lie r
father: passed away .a . number' of
years' .prior to her ' mother's •.death: ,
KIN:L O.04H
Congratulations' to Mr. & :1VIrs.:
James 'Burt:-ain
the:" arrivalof a
baby ;daughter: •
Mr. and IVlrs J•R Lane re
turned home after' visiting with
'pronto.friends, • -. .
Mr$' James Hodgins underwent
an opeartion at Vittoria Hospital,
London, on Monday. • ::,, :...
Mr, Frank' Currie returned; to'
his home. here -'after spending•over' •
a year. at' Yellowknife. , "
Mr .Levi Eckenswiller narrow-
ly'escaped Aerious injuries when'
II an accident.�occurred at the ,plant
Of, Coleina.n &
Mr. and Mrs.:. Tom Hodgins and
Jim, Miss, Eetty Gillespie and Mr.
°Don•Gillespe-'motored to London
-on .Friday
The Anglican Sunday School..
. Christmas tree: • will be held on
• Thursday evening," December. 18.•
'The school concert will be ; :on'
December 17th. •
We are sorry'. to
ep
ort that Mr.Win. CoCox has been quite .forthe.past
two weeks.`.
'The, Sr.' W;A, met' on Thursklay
kat the home of'Mrs:"'John-Colwell
With a good attendance, Mrs. Wm:,
Wall was''in the chair. The carol,
"Silent .Night" :was'surrgy and Mrs.
Wi' J.. McLean. read the Christmas,.
story: Prayers' followed :•Minutes
were • r.ead and..the • r611 call .was
aoswvered with a scripture .verse
'from • the' Cl ristrn . story, Cor–
respondence :and business folioed:-
ed, it was decided to hold the
monthly meetings on, the second
1:]!riday in the month for the win-
ter. The' nekt . meeting ' will ' be
held at the home of Mrs' W.. J.
McLean. Mrs: Owen
ded for
, the .election of.'.bf dersl which
were; Hon, Pres., ' Mrs. L • W;,.
Oven; past pros., Mrs. Wm Wail;,.
•pres,, Mrs Milton Walsh' 1st vice
Mrs, Jas., Hodgins•; 2nd 'Vice Mrs.
Geo. G rahem', ' sec.-treas., # Mrs.
Tom Hod
1laldei,b zns; ass't,, Mrs. George.
y; social service '& Pray-
er partnersec. Mrs. W. 'J. •Mc -
A
buying committee,. Mrs
.:.�ralaam .and
Mrs. John Col
. TH �
t .' ; E LUCKNOW SENTINEL, . LUCKNC Wt O TTARIG' `:
well work committee; Mrs Wm
CHRISTMAS MUSIQ
Wall and Mrs. • Ed Shaeffer. A
Special
vote 'of •thanks was tendered to `.Chi{ s t m'a s S d
all the officers and also to the
hostess, The committee to plan.
–the ' pL ugram fol' 1948,'are Mrs.-
Owen, Mrs, M. Walsh,, Mrs, Geo,
Graham, Mrs��{ Geo. Haldeiipy and;
Mrs; To c dgins, The litany
•
served by the lestess, as Sympathy, is. extended tc • Mrs:
P. A. Murray in the death :9f her
brother, the" late T. Collinson.: •
"Mrs, Milton .VValsh received
ward on. Tu'esda e' f the- d
w
closed the meeting and'ldnch
music in' the United
the morning service
follows: '
Anthem ''Night •of
Van' De Water..
Male , chorus• -"Our
BBorn", s
y'. o eatti of
.her brother, the late John Scott,
at Miilforf; Sask..Syrnpathy. is ex=.
:t n
e ded to, the bereaved ones.
�1VIand Ms
rs.-6 WM. Wall visited on F i,
day with 1VIr,' x
I'' ;,Ptn-.
hell' at Knic T • .., .
ardrne WmK
Services in the Anglican church:`
will be held• each Sunday at 11
o'clock for tife winter months in-
stead of morning and evening
Mr. and Mrs. Rey • Gralarri en
tertained ;the members of : the
Graham, family at their horne•on
Thursday evening;
•
,; •
un ay
Church at
will be as
Nights" • by.
Saviour Is
vnthern — ; Let Us .Now. Go
Even Unto. Bethlehem", by J.. L.
Halton
At the evening service a, can;
tata •will be presented,•
, ,
FOWL FOR BINGO •PRIZES
IVB TOWN HALL TONIGHT-'
The, Clansmeli. are sixonsoriizg
bingo aparty iii 'the .Town ' Hall
tonight ; (Thursday) -..cornmenoin.
at
>r8 'o'cl.oc e
k Tie' prizes :�w;ill'� be:
fowl; -chickens, .geese , and. tur-
keys. 'Games • are 3 for.' 25c with
special games, 2'5c, each, .There is
no admission ,fee and everybody;
is welcome: There is ;arriple seat -
'ink ' aecornodation provided' for
those who wish :to • "sit out"; or
who haveto wait,, their turn • at'
`the tables,
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'TO' -'the: outstanding services 'of
the men .and women. of • our• Staff;
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•i } tribute, said B. C. Gardner: in
general • manager's report
to..13., of I' shareholders, • •
±r'' Pointn^^ out •that'the volume
• •' tlf couriter'trar,,.actions handled • by the Staff dui
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together, ' nearly nine.
branches periodically and assist Mana-
gers and. Staff art improving routine'.
,methods. '
"As an additional aid to 'staff
t'a'rring, we have recently' estab-
lished •a school• at _Iead•.'office.:
and ' we hope oto 'extend this. •
form of'. instlruction..
• :int; the past year -hid surpassed all previous"The• organization •and arrangements relating
records, and: that. .the, 13,ank'st: deposit accounts , g
now "excccded...iuore than "i,Cod,pl)o, Mt •Gardner to' the`' development :. the progress and the welfare • ;
de'.cribcd the mc;rsutcs'. kit taken 01-!t. taff are under °continuous' and` careful
a� i >„ i,:::►,�.., ii,,, ]cvy study, d L.know of no 'feature.'of our . business
that ha's .been given,- more. cars and consideration
over the : past year. • '
services to ratite>i
burden on ',laic Sta
,are," he said,. "continuing to .carry,'out
fuirthei' mechanlx,tion rn connection with -routine
entire Staff I Wish to express ii& sincere thanks
transactions 'and are adoptw . new . and.: revise,. ,
for their.: loyalty• 'and 'devotion ' and for their
wctirkrnt; `in thods, to b . y
�.expedite-,,.efforts in maintaining end int
business
'' '. proving' the scrviccs. which:;•we
j \k'cr have a' grh.up of 'routine rendcr to'' our customers and to
organization', officers who visit the community :at large"
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CHIS asset is. the ,tank of Montreal. -family , .:8,970 men. and: •women' who are
working :with : the million' and a half Canadians: who:' bank at . the *$ of M.
Nd "amount in .dollars Can ever`'exress; the.•value;of• this .asset: Yet, of its. e•�'
• il?eprb-7lieit in .•, P t. nearly
i esou ces, no asset of the : a n o " ontrea is a so pro • uctive - as • these -
.;people who d'ai'ly serve:: their 'customers_- 'ust as: B o1 M people: le• •before . them :.. . ., hh,ve'
�� p
served :on ev,ery bu. iness day ::sirx e. November 3rd 18,1.7
.
• •
'Behind this asset is. the accumulatedexerieriCe of `+130 ears: Through five genera-
tions, the'' experience.. of •the original' staff: of''seven has .multiplied as the B of M' famil
has grown in strength and numbers
Each. member of this family is a .distinct ;personality .. .::
thotrsan l f them• make the' yB-•f.M4
'TO' -'the: outstanding services 'of
the men .and women. of • our• Staff;
I 'would, like once., again to ' pay.
•i } tribute, said B. C. Gardner: in
general • manager's report
to..13., of I' shareholders, • •
±r'' Pointn^^ out •that'the volume
• •' tlf couriter'trar,,.actions handled • by the Staff dui
•
together, ' nearly nine.
branches periodically and assist Mana-
gers and. Staff art improving routine'.
,methods. '
"As an additional aid to 'staff
t'a'rring, we have recently' estab-
lished •a school• at _Iead•.'office.:
and ' we hope oto 'extend this. •
form of'. instlruction..
• :int; the past year -hid surpassed all previous"The• organization •and arrangements relating
records, and: that. .the, 13,ank'st: deposit accounts , g
now "excccded...iuore than "i,Cod,pl)o, Mt •Gardner to' the`' development :. the progress and the welfare • ;
de'.cribcd the mc;rsutcs'. kit taken 01-!t. taff are under °continuous' and` careful
a� i >„ i,:::►,�.., ii,,, ]cvy study, d L.know of no 'feature.'of our . business
that ha's .been given,- more. cars and consideration
over the : past year. • '
services to ratite>i
burden on ',laic Sta
,are," he said,. "continuing to .carry,'out
fuirthei' mechanlx,tion rn connection with -routine
entire Staff I Wish to express ii& sincere thanks
transactions 'and are adoptw . new . and.: revise,. ,
for their.: loyalty• 'and 'devotion ' and for their
wctirkrnt; `in thods, to b . y
�.expedite-,,.efforts in maintaining end int
business
'' '. proving' the scrviccs. which:;•we
j \k'cr have a' grh.up of 'routine rendcr to'' our customers and to
organization', officers who visit the community :at large"
:,to my 'immediate .associates .. •and to the
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