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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1948-10-14, Page 2PAGE TWO KINLOUGH. --•-) • THE LUCKNOW SENTIINIE1, , LUCKNOW, ONTARIO, OBITUARY � • ST -HELENS.,, JOHN. SAWYER ss Margaret IVI seen who died aBt+ • with, Misses Nellie and Margaret'. k,irktpn resident,os ital.• She l Malcolm. and Mrs, •John McIntyre of ' was barn ii Mount Pleasant„ .Ful- : Mr. n 'Ja ar 22, Ful- ' cPherson; . stu. - dent nurse at Si. Joseph's .Hospi- London, , was' home for Thanksgiv ng..' ._ - --- Marks 80th Birthday Mrs. Wm.. McPherson of Luck - now was. guest of honor at a family dinner at the . home of her daughter, ' iVIrs. Wm, Rutherford, cin Sunday on the occasion«of her .80th. birthday. Guests included -"Miss . Missy calm .of Toronto MRS 1 Helen. Mal -• and. Miss Mary Common of. alt Funeral 'service was held last, t Thanksgiving ivng wee - end Tuesday for :Vrs._ John Sawyer,, Hospi- tal,'. T g , w .M 1 1 Thomas Memorial Ii R Culross,-- 't b Mr. and 'Mrs larton Township, o nu y. 'angio. a, 1872 -Nhe daughter of -the late Mr, Dick Iialdenby of Echo Bay are and Mrs. Robert Roy'and married. visiting, with• Mr. and Mrs. Geo; Haldenby and other relatives, here. ' 'he ;Women's institute 'held the October meeting on. Friday after- noon fte - noon at 01'6 home of Mrs: ' James Hodgins with a good : attendance. rs. er after. the `usual opening exercises, 'minutes and correspondence. The John: Sawyer of Woodham, on march arch. ' 2, 1898, After residing at Woodharn. for some years they moved. to, Mount Pleasant. ' Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer resided in Luck - now. .for • a time before going to dine 'and.. for the• past 12 years + had. made • t ' ear om Kirkton where Mrs. Sawyer, was fou • local .a , ember Of. the United, Church. matter f g z - "d' , iii ent wa sons,. ,Otis, Fulla on Twpr,, suitable•: first az eq, pine Ile :R,, Mitchell;: ,p. ,. en St;, discussed: 'Committee to contact ho as, and Lloyd,' Toronto; [also; re:�xVPestford school. • Th m , d , ma • er 'o , equippin are her• husband; four schools. with a 'folding cot and . Surviving. ' rt Tva °Qr� the teachers a Mr, and Mrs. Gordon IvlcPherson, Billy and Isabelle, Mr. 'Ross Mc- Pherson, 'Mr, and Mrs. Ewart Mc- Pherson•, ..Mr. •and Mrs, Raymond Snelland : Miss Jean McPherson of. Wing am,. Suffered Fractured Hip,,.. • • 'Mrs. James Robb and.her clau_ her Mr's. George Nixon of g t Ilderton,arrived at: the honne of. Mrs. Ross.. Murray late . Saturday afternoon :to, spend the ' holiday M T Hodgins; Kinlough one daughter, Mrs. R. O'Callaghan Mrs, Tom schoolMissMay Boyle; lath of Toronto. There are 13 grand - school, Con. school, :Mrs. - Frank Thompson;, dg1yr-ood- school, --Mrs,' ,lack Ack- ert. This move' was advocated •'by. the medical officer of health: The president urged •a$ many . as.. pods= ible t9 attend the one -day con- vention-gn, developing community activity,. which will be held.: in Lucknow on. Wednesday,•. October. 20th: It' .on . also: decided, that a Ilalloween masquerade party. & dance , be held in the Township Bali 'in the near .Turture, Corn- . ,mittee in Charge:1Mrs, Lorne Ead- ie, Misses, Betty 'Gille.spiei DOrii .Eadie, Doris Barr. A lunch 0311;3- -ter *ill also be in full 'swing *ith Mrs. Perry Hodgins in charge .'of all purchasing for the booth. • Plans were: made for a 'Bernem-, hrande service in the Township Hall on November llth morning at 1(148: Committee tO. arrange same are.the president, Mrs.' Ack- ert. and. the secretary,. Mrs. Jirh : Boyle. Neighboring teachers are being asked to • co-operate with their pupils.towards the .program. Mrs.,,Howard Haldenby _then fav- . ored with a solq. Mrs. Jas. 'Hod- . gins read "all address of apprecia- children. Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer celebrated {their golden wedding, anniversary at the home -of -their son, Dr. Glen - Sawyer at St. 'Thomas earlier . this • year. ,Fun- eral Fun-eral service .' was held at Kirkton United Church, .Rev. J: H. Dean. officiating. Interment• wasin Kirkton Union Cemetery. McLean and Mrs; Slessor, who haye Moved from out: commun- ity to reside' in Kincardine arid 1V1ri. Tom itaetii* presented them. with china cups and'saucergrEach made a fitting reply:%Mr.s., Alex Percy coridubted a" garden quiz. Mrs; Perry liOdgins _read a ping on .ThankigiVing.: artidle On bouquets for winter was read ,ert, *Mrs. W.. Wall; topic, .Home leconomics; motto, If, You know a good thing:pass it on; .demonstra- tiOn, .malcirig .custard; lunch, committee, Mrs. • PertY Mrs.: Ethel JameS and, Mrs.. Earle 0 • THURSDAY,.' OCTOBER. 14, 1948 HAD JR,FEMALE CHAMJ'IOK AT 'TE.WATER FAIR At theESIereiford Regional show At TeeiWaater Fair last 'week,r•. .- Knhad• the Junior ni- pionenfemaledye, He received first.Chaand second prizes. in the Herefor d cow • class, defeating The •first+ -prize; cow at' the CNE and .at.Londun Mr.. Kennedy has • shown his • Herefords at . eleven fails.Ti:; season,' to win 109. firsts `and seconds. At Brussels fair he W WI the ribbons for grand' chatnpi;i; .bull, and grand charnp'ion, felntlit•,. wE.ek-end. Shortly after her• ar- over all breeds;.' and at Pa1me1.- rival, •Mrs;'Robb,• who is over 80 stop had the championeovi; over veara old, when coming 'down •4t11. bsieds, Harvest Thanksgiving Service St. Peter's Anglican Church was beautifully decorated 'with. grain, fruit and a profusion of flowers for a special Harvest Thanksgiving .service . Sunday morning; --The service was con- ducted. by . Raymond Frost, 'Strati fords .a .student of Huron College, London. The music waa..apprP riate to the ocpasion'-with Mrs; °J. A. Crispin p eliding, at the organ. . sti irs, missed th e bottom step and • •actur'in. her ,hip: To add to the ' iseornfort. the _y • ro was at the time and for several hours. Mrs., Robk,),•aftier treatment by 1Dr'. ,` rise A rt Course Exams .Mr. Alex W. Smith,' prinkT, of Dungazrnon Public School- h �, b • am- received.. Word 'he $uceessl„i:\ JoliratUn, was z�n1u�e.d S , balance to St.`, Joseph's H:ispital,., passed : his : thir'd .year -examar.. • • ., Luntkon.. • tions in his' --Arts' cou-z',se. • • When the day -comes for you to ease up,•will.you-be' de- pendent on Albers—Or will you enjoy freedom from - worry on ci CANADIAN Don't look back and say forward and say,"I • IR NO medical Examination is required. • Your Annuity can.not be seized under any taw. You cannot lase Your'1' money even if your payments fall , into arrears. • Annuities Branch DEPARTMENT, dF LABOUR ANNUITIES Dopottniov$t df -,--ttitsititrtirCoujian -today-POSTAGE FREE ". r SERIES .ni4tier, but bifying Canada' • Savings ponds. is a. •good habit for the whole .fathily. • Everyone.in tile family naay'boy Canada Savings Bonds+. from bought for cash—or on easy -in- - or investment.clealer.