HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-12-24, Page 3Wednesday, December '24th, 19147"
ocaand general
'Harry Nixon.° commenced work
at' the Lucknow Industries plant,'
• on Friday. '- •
Miss Bell Robertson: left. on 'Fri-
day .for Toronto where. she will
1' . • .
S end••tlre winter.
Miss Blanche Stewart
'onto is a Christmas visitor with
her parents, Revd and Mrs, -;J;.'W°'
'Stewart.
Mr.' and Mrs. Cecil Mullix _,and.
family of Listowel visited.eh Sun-
day with his Mother, Mrs. H.•
Mullin :.
Elizabeth -Doyle, young, daugh=
ter of Mr:; and Mrs. C.'l'. Doyle
of town,' ' has been seriously ill,
with ` pneumonia in - .Wingham.
Hospital: • 1VIr..D'oyle -is he 'ac-.
co'un.taPt •at Trelea'Oen's iVi ll. :
THE LUCKN•OW SENTINEL,. LUCK!1OW,. ONTARIO
Mks Margaret 'Taylor of'Wing-
hain is • spending Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. Kw`art. Taylor.
Mr, Thomas Hill left .t ie first
f
of the, � week for Chicago where
he will spend the winter With his.
daughter'.
:. Mr's, Conrad Decker is spending
the Christmas season' i, i Kitchen-
er with . Mr. and 'Mrs.' Sidney
Decker. '
Mr. and Mrs.. N. E Busliell
-visited ' last vireek • at • 'Fort¢. Col-
borne°with Mr. and: Mrs. Stevuar.t
John Gilmore of : Paramount
•-left the end of , the: weelc for
Iowa' 'City, .Iowa;. to Visit hts
uncle, Mr. John''Gilpin, whom he..
'hasn't seen ;since •childlood;'
lMARIt • CHRISTMAS:.
Special 'services viic s in :local and
• district churches. ,have' been held
to mark the advent o the birth:
of 'Christ. `In .St. Peter's •'ch'urch,.
o• Christmas •Eve service will be
held. tonight at 1130 `: and Holy
-Com runi .,v'i11.be observed., cin•
• ,Christman morning,. •: :
:.In •the United` Church on' Sun-:
day evening the :Junior :choir pre=
sented an, irnpressive cantata.
Solo '`;parts' -were• taken 'by Miss
Margaret Rae and little.:�Nariey(
Webster; The; cantata was. Under
'the direction of. Mrs J.:,W. Joynt,
' Miss - lsh at the organ.
NAME W. I.. COMMITTEE
FOR BLUE CROSS PLAN
•The Christmas meeting l Iof the
Women's Institute, was held : in
the , Town Hall:. on Friday,:. with
MrS. ,Wilson presiding.. The ' roll
call, was answered by a gift . ex;
change A paper •on the rriotto for
the day, "Keeping .the Christmas
spirit ,alive throughout the year”,
was giveifby 'Mrs W. G. Andrew.
Mrs. J. ;W: Joynt ' gave,. a, ;paper
on "Christmas Carols" and led. in
the singing of ;several carols.. Miss
E 'W'elsh .gave :an interesting
derionstrntion ' on making Christ-
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mas candy.
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;BITU.ARY •.. •1
WILLIAM EDGAR SMITH
The death: occurred's,uddenly at
Iffley, Sask., of William Edgar
Smith, age 56; Cause of death •was
a heart attack. Deceased •was a
.graduate of Lucknow High School,.
and London Normal. He - went
West in• 1911 with_ his. ' • arents,.
t e late Mr, and 'Mrs. Andrew
Smith;- Sr., of Paramount. He. had,
Completed 35 years of teaching
service • in Saskatchewan and was.
planning to retire on superannu-
ation at his home at;the coast.
He is survived by, his wife, four
sons, and four:daughters or North
:Battleford,•„also two.brothera and
two-. sisters:' .
:Funeral services -were conduct..
ed in. Sallow's F'umeral 'Chapel$.
and interment, was, in North .Bat-.
tleford ,cemetery.
The 'many .fl'ora'l' . tributes; ex
pressed, the deep regard in which
he 'was held , by4 a large cit`cle of
friends and. his fellow -workers
of the • Medstead School Unita
• ,ROBERT IRWIN: •
A resident • of Kincardine for
27 years and of the district for a
much, longer period, .Robert Irwin'
diedat his home in the Lakeside
town on 1Vlonday, December 15th.
Though his health had been in
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:different .for the past year, he
was confined to his bed. only 'a
few days prior .to his ''demise.
He • was .born at . Belfast on;
• March 4th, 1303 a son of the late
William 'and:. Elizabeth (Green)'.
Irwin, pioneers in , that 'section.
PASSED AWAY SATURDAY.
The death of Albert 'Edison
Hald'enb'y, occurred in. Culross on
Saturday' . evening, in his!' 56th
year::The funeral', serviceis be-
ing held' this ; Wednesday after=
noon° in Kinlough:' •.Anglican
chrirch,. cand'uc'ted by Rev. L. W.
Owen; <Interment , will. li'e in.
;Greenhill Cerrietery
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.R. Johnstone,' 'Mrs.' R Jc' Cern-
eron'and Mass Mary-. McLeod was
appointed.•to look after Christmas
cheer boxes for Shut. -ins.`.
Mrs J. l). -Bryce of: Ripley ex-.
plained ;tl.e Blue :Cross 'Hospital-
ization plan and •, Miss E ;Welsh
and Miss • Eva Greer were..ap-
pointed:'to interview rnembeis re-
gai ding this. The correspondence.
inclu1de.d,°a letter'of•thanks from
Alex, AfeIntyre••`for the :scholar,
•shi.p, :of $50' given by the Institut
'fir .G rade XII ui 'th•e Lu'cknow
High School which he had re,
U: I E�' CHU'RCH roived.`;'At'the close of the meet-
ing' lunch was served. `'•
'. LUCKNOW
ev.,.1. W. Stewart;:B.A.;:
Pastor
Austin Martin has received de-:
livei;y o:fa :new Monar ch from
the. oral dealer • Mr Garfield.
Ostrander:.
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spND.Ay, DECEMBER 28th
11 a ii.:' "Risky • Sto -Overs".'
Story: Q
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iia tism of. .Children•
12.f.5 p:m: Sunday School.
7`pm: "Finis"
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Moved. To. Georgetgwn
Mr. and ; Mrs. A. ` G. Andrews
and ,sone' George have moved to
Georgetown) to' make their. home:.
During their -residence here, they
occupied: Mr..`' and °1VIrs Rabert:
F'isher's home. "Alf". was: form..
erly:' employed;. • at!• the Hobrough
Metal '.Plant; :hilt more . recently;
while awaiting to obtain possess
ion' of , their Georgetown' hdpie,
was assisting. at Greer's Radi
Electric.- •
dine he was a farmer, specializing.
horse .lRreedirig. In tlie: latter
.capacity he, was widely•: known
rind':he'was'an'ardent enthusiast.
in matters ' pertaining to ; the,
equine;wkdl.
Mr.'I vein
x had farm- ,holdings,
in: Western Canada'. and. •visited
thorn annually, returning.only .a•.,
..few months ago from the ;Fertile
...Valley' district of Saskatchewan:
He• was an: active rnetnber, of.
the.' Masonic .' Oi:der.,;; being affil-'
isiterk with Old Lights Lodge,
Lucknow, whose . members° had
chai•ge .' of •. final i'rtes Thursday
afternoon at: ,the: 'gra•ve'side .,i:n
Greenhill' Cemetery.,, 'Lucknow.
He was a. melrnber, of: Kincardine.
Uiiiited Church: The minister;:th'e
,Rev, . I-farold-"-La. wson, ':conducted
the ,funeral service...
• Sur 'vi
GR,EETI NGS: AICD
THANK -YOU.
• Itis our pleasure to wish 'you
one and all much happiness. May
this : Christmas bei" the ;best ever
and :May an 'your fondest dreams'
come ;trim in the year to cornte:
Arid with out. bes .wishes 'goes
our Thost sincere thanks for •your
valued friendship and 'your ' ap-'
preciated patronage, x
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TEEN :SHO•PPE' ..
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fornier Catherine .`Farrell four
daughters, Mrs. Charles King, De-
troit; Mrs. •Reginald :Palmer, 'Lon -
den; Kathleen, 'Tororitooard Dor=
-othyi.Nanairrio,: British Columbia
and three: sons;, Captain:',Boberf.•
Irwi.n,. Oakville; John;''. Calgary
and William, :
AMOS PALIVIER'
Bedfast for the past' "sir years,
the.. death • of.•'Anti* Palmer oc-
curved at his home in Kincardine
on Wednesday,- December
:Re was,, the' oldest; member of
Kincardine Lodge A:F & A.M..
and' Members of the Order 'held.
a service ` at .0/Water's Funeral
Home on Fr iday, evening, 'On Sat=
.urday Rev, told Lawson of
Kincardine tin d church . con-
ducted , the 'funeral • service with
into rn ent tri Kincardine Crim-
eters
ough ,'Belleville,+ was; h i s
Th•
birthplace, 'Huron township was
his horne, and he;, was 'one of the
pioneer residents,,' coming • .there
, at the agr of 3 with .his parents,
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th late 'John"an•d Susan (Wang'
naraker) Palmer. He died 12
days priiir to his '94th' birthday.
'or someyears he followed the
trade of blacksmith at • Lurgan
and w;•s kn",own for the excel]..-
‘ence Of. his workmanship and for
his generous and kindly. attitude.
He gave :up his trade"and riioved
to' a farm southeast of Rileyp- and
42' yoars ago went to Kincardine,.'
Ayhe:•e he has since resided,
For that length .of' time his
health was indifferent and grad•
wally worsened. His • constant
cotnpatiion, during his long 'ill-,,
ries,, giving .hirn loving care, was,
htsvdaughter, Margaret, who . sur-
vines; as•' do a daughter, 'Mrs.
'homas'=H.. Harris .of` Irolyrtiod;
four sons, John and Bruce; , De-'.
troit; Edward, Timmins and Rbb
e}rt,. Kincardine township; 'a bro.,
Hier, •John, ivloosornin, Manitoba
& two sisters, .Mrs.. Wni; Thompt.
son, • trait ''add ,' Mrs, Susan
Cliff. atilt Ste,. Marie'
A MERRY'. CHRISTMAS
'-AND A HAPPY. NEW YEAR ..:.
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Here's to' A 'Very Merry Christ --
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; •.a -fashioned sentiments e
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piness, ,tranquility and'prosperity.,_
FAI.RVIE -twine
ALEX AIJDREW,
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Sincere 'best wishes that 'every,
hornet iii: the eommunity` .ay .e1
peri.erice a full measure of .Christ
pias joy, and that • the . New Year
May' hold 'in shore for you Good
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Health, Wealth a pne., ss. •
SEASON'S GREETINGS
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YULETIDE :'BESTWISHES
To you a •rd'. yours..go our hearttl
lest :good }wishes. for :a; joyous
•Christmas,,. and in : the` New Year
'11,0y • your' fondest dreams come"
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'And to our patrons .We add a•
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special "Thank You",
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GREET.INGS RAND THANK Y
May the musical bells .:of
Inas resound with. Peals of jay:
and happiness for , you and yours
this Holiday Season and.: thro:ragh-
out , the;l=New•
' 'Year,
And. we .take this opportunity
to:; • thank all our- customers ,: for
their patronage ;thru the years.
MURDLE AND ,54N
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ti A . MERRY . CHRISTMAS . •
AND'AHAPPY APPY NEW.'YEAR ,..,
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�' Christmas Time again., affords
- • `sic, :s.. us the Opportdriity and the Pleas
tire' of wishing you a Rig t 1VIerry
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Christmas, land A 'Happy .. and
Prosper ous. New Year...
'And Thanks a Million for your `•
Patronage : during ' the.: Year,
CHARLES ' MASON
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