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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-01-13, Page 3a THURS., JANUARY 13th, 19441 The Lucknow Sentinel, Lucknow, Ontario PAGE THREE OBITUARY MISS SADIE FARRISH Miss See:lie Fairish, a'native of Ashfield and for the pat thirty years a respected citizen ef God- erich, .passed. aw4 -in. Goderich Hospital on Saturday. Miss Far- •;ieh suffered a stroke in Septerrt- ,6:', when ;few was removed to he hospital. She appeared toebe • Maki ng, favorable progress until .slie WaSi again, stricken ,la.st :Fri- day, passing away the next day. Miee:Faerish Was a „member c,f a wq . Ashfield Town - Ship, he, daughter of ale late Jo an. JVIargaret McKay Farrish, f theNinthConceSsion; ..... , „. ,e.where. wle- ives bbrre on Decerre: her .25th i 109. After- her father's t. . Ad death foety years ago, she•lived- 7:\ for a short time. in Detroit, later going 'With her ;mother to reside in Goderiele Where She conduct- ed •a• dressmaking •establiShrnent, • for many years, and was well, and favorably kpoven by a large clientele. Of a family Of eleVen, -only One sister; 'Miss, Barbara • Farrish of .New York, survives: The funeral wag field.en Mon- day to Kintail.Cemetery,.. the service being 'conducted by Rev. •• Richard. Stewart ,C)fi • Knox Pres=• byterian church, Goderich. ' • . Pallbearers were Jan-ies Gederieh; David Tar- rish, Gubl' h• .Ja Farrish, Ash -field; Pollan Schram erid Hugh 'McKenzie. • JOHN' HOWE Lucknow has' :lost k..one 'of • its oldest and best. love,d" citizens. in „, Bruce 'County- CQUIicii When Bruce Ceunty Council opens on Tues.day, January 18th for "the initial .session of the year, there will he 'six: neW fates, At Mildmay, P. D. Liesnier, warden in 1943 retired •and is succeeded by j. P: Phelan, .elected by ae-. cremation. Other .new Members are • Afired •Balls of , Albemarle, James Rusk- of...Arnaleel, Walter Brown of Huron, Gordon Scott, Ripley and W. Durst„ Chesley. .Lidn'se Head no eati qualified :for Ree.ve or Council 'end e • riewe nomination will :lie held; - : • AlbernarleeeAlfred Amabel--:-Jarnes Rusk. • e . Arran—George Campbell. Brant—J: P. 'Johnston, reeve. John W.. Inglis, denetY reeve. Bruce—Kenzie Fester: Carrick—Jacob 'Fischer. • Culrose—Jos, McGinnes. • Eastnor-iftabeet Reid. ee • Elderslie—Robert Sloan.. • . Greenock—Alex McTavish. Hinori-e-Walter M. Brown. , Kincardine Twp.—Wm. Shewleit. Kinloes—Richard. Elliott., Lindsay -Dan McDonald.. St.- Edmunds—Weir Grieve. Saugeene-Denald Christie. IlepWorfh—E. J. Downs. Lion's Head—No •qualifications. LtieknoWeeJ. W. Joynt 7 Mildrna —J., P, ,PaieleyeS. F. Baliachey„, Port Eigin-7-W. Fenton. Ripley---Goraori . tranDusen. • Teeswater—George Bennerinan: MGKel*r' • .• Thursday last, January 6tii in . kincardine , town---Wme. Walsh. his 85th yeer. • ' • , 3outhamptop—EVerett Short: Mr. Howe was born ip Hawick Weakerton—Irwin Lobsinger.. .,Quelpec and as a "u4:man.Wiarton—C.' A. Taylor. ., who passed away at his home On Duret• . • came to CUIross with ieko bre- , thers, Walter and James, to set,.- tle near. Teeswater,, •where .he •— fanned for several • years. He, later lived in Teeswater before ,• moving to Lucknow. twenty-eight • • years 'ago, where • he has • since ' resided. . •• , Although in- felling' health 'far two, years, Mr.,HeVve was able to he about and always enjoyed • • meeting:his Many friends. He leaves to mourn his loss • • his wife, formerly Mary Kerr' of Howiek, Quebec, 'and six .daugh- ters, Mrs. R..3. Button (Mary A.,) df Lucknow; Mrs. Ernest O'Neil •(Margaret) •of Windsor; Mrs. Gerrit • Fegge •(Liztie). of ' • S91:; Mts. Garnet Sisson (Annie) • of Windsor; Mrs. Isobel Carson of Shaunavon, Sask., and Mr.;... W. A, Sha* "(Ethel) of Wind- sor. 'A son, Wallace and a dau- ghter •Jessie.:predeteased 'him. • • The funeral was field Saturday . afternoon from the residence. in. Lucknow to -Teeswater Cemet- •• • ery,' the serVice being'conducted • by Rev. C. H. MacDonald. The grandsons acted as pallbearers. gosERT CAMPBELL • IVIr. 'John Campbell of Belfast •, received word retently, of the. • death of' his cousin, R,obt. Camp- bell, .which occurred at Wawato, Sask., ore November 28th, at the age of about four "score years. - - Ile :was the? last surviving r(embcr of a family of eleven sons and daughters of the late James and Margatet Campbell, 4, and was born on the 12th Con- eeSeion of WestWawanosh' o,n , -the, farm now Own. ed by 'William ForStee, Ile.",has resided in Wes- tern • Canada for. some thirty-six Years. His wife predeceased him: by about a year. Four daughters and one son suvvi\e A. brother Campbell died in West • Waw h osh few years ago. • • . Husband:' "The bank -has re- turned that 'Clieq,ue", -• • Wife: "Isn't that splendid! What can we bey With it thiS time?" OLIVET GUIDE AND BROWNIE NEWS • At Guides Friday night a new patrol was formed. It is • called the. Robin • Patrol with Mary Marshall- as Patrol Leader. The narnes of the Guides were placed • in a hat and -each patrol leader drew Out the names of the girls in each "Patrol. • • Plane were made for a skating party;and sleighing party for the Guides. ' • -The -wee-tine closed • with a lively game. . The Brownies held their Meet- ing as usual 'en Friday night at. four.....Weleck. - This 'is feet .ages ' to 19.. Mrs; McKim'-eti- rolled 'few girls as Brownies. These were,,GledYs Kilpatrick, Betty Johnston, Ruth Johnstone and Grace Huston. Plans'Were made for a skating party. Two lively games were play- ed before the meeting. closed.. SURVEYORS .MAP posT-WAR. .BLIjEWATER WORK . A group of Ontario .Govern-: rnent surveyors is at present in Goderich and Will be • located theVe for from four to six weeks surveying sections of • highways which' are said to be slated for improvement under. the post-war • rehabilitation ro o,clay, as always, the 'Salada' taoet is your guarantee of a uniform blend of fine quality tea*, OBITUARY BOUNDARY EAST . . MRS: 4. MAXWELL ItAYNARD. _ • Mr. 'and Mrs. RUsser Gaunt The death of Mrs. J, Maxwell spent. Saturday evening' with Mr. Raynard occurred on Satgrday. and Mrs. Milas MacMillan. January 8th . at the: home of her • me, and Mrs, Milas MacMillan son; Melvin Raynard, Goderich, spent Sunday evith Mr. and' Mr•s. where she had •peen .residing since coming from • • Lucknow about two months ago. Mrs. Ray- nard Chad been in failing health since September when :she su- fered pneumonia, and finally de- veleeied several paralytic s'eleureS. from which she died. •. Mrs, Reynard was formerly Mary Anne •Webster, ,a daughter of the late Mr.'and Mrs; D. Web- ster. She Was born' near Clinton Jo e MacMillan and Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. • George` Fisher' and -Mr...Alfred Patterson spent, Tuesday, evening With Mrs. Gil- lies arid Jack. • Messrs. Jack Gillies and Alfred Patterson 'were • dinner' .guests With Mr.• and Mts. Pharis' Math- • Mr. Duncan Kennedy:of Wing - a. in 1869 and wham nd:. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar as in her 75th year: At the: age, of 26 years, she was (11°Ibrma11. of Lueknow visited x e aynare. MI . Geolgee— err - e • son cif the late Mr. and Mrs. C. nedy- on Sunday. • Raynard: The young -Couple Mrs. MacIlivraith spent last farmed at Ethel for a femi years week in.Toronto.• : ,Mrs. John Kennedy has gone to stay with, her daughter, .Mrs.... Township until they retired to mbee _LarateeafGodeeiele-leir • Lucknow aboill' seventeen years a while. •• , ago. Mr. Raynerd predeceased The Women's Institute held his wife• one mbnth ago. very suCcessfill box social in the 'Surviving are her three dela- hall at Whiteehnrch on Thursday ". ghters; Mrs. Walter Alton (Li1-..evening. tin),Ashfield; Mrs. 'Harald, Fer- guson (Pearl): Goderich; " Mrs. Cecil Mullin (Hazel:), Listowel. and two sons, Melvin Of Goderich were . Mr. Bill Scott and 'Mrs. • and Nelson of Ashfipld. Also WeL. MacKenzie. k.• . viving are one sister, Mrs Sam Congram, Kinloss, and three br4,. If a girl doesn't watch her fig - 'tilers, John of Toronto. and Wil- ure, the boys won't: bert and • •Lorne of Seaforth. There are also Seventeen• grand- children. •• • The ',pallbearers, were Messrs, Ernest Ackert, Charles Congram, ,Keith Webster:, Oliver Charles, Reg arid Jim Ferguson: The flowerbearers were grand - sopa. •• The funeral service was held at the home of her. son, Melvin in Goderich on Monday; Januay 10th and .was conducted by the Rev.Richard Stewert of Goder- ich and the Rev.. 3. Stewart of Lucknow with interinent in Greenhill Cemetery. • The only person We know who makes a success in running other). people down is the. elevator girl. proVinCial Govetnnrent. This program it' is said,enclud-, • ed Widening, , draining, \prep'ara- lion and paving 'itself, building of bridges and culverts. Large projects are believed to be irteluded_The.yeinelu.deee---v-i-a-e duct over the Maitland river just noeih. 'of Goderich, cutting off the- winding :road and two steep hills in the Village of Sart- ford, on highway No. 21. This alone would be -e half million • Pioject. ,• A •similar' situation exists on the same highways at Port Ai- bert and 13aYtielCi, but plans have: • long Since • been prepared for tItM. 'The bridges at Bayfield Saltford are narrow and old and. will have to bereplaced; in any event. \. • Instead Of, the regular' Christ - alas entertainment the Sunday School held a social iii .the chnrch. A Short program was en- joyed' arid the ladies serVecl lunch. The children were given a special . treat of • oranges. and candies. A collection was taken amounting to $16.80. The classes donated' $25.70 and $42.50 was sent to the Russian Relief Fund. • The YoungPeopieS' Union held 'their •ineeting in the church on Thursday evening. The 'President; Beth MacTavish Presided. The meeting opened With a: hymn and the opening prayer was taken by Beth • MacTavisht •The scripture was read 'by Jack McGuire and ;bort readingSwere given by •EcIna Barkwell, Alice Barkwell„ Mary •Roulston, Mary McGuire and Anna.MacDonald. Mr. Beech took charge of • the installation eerviee. and the following officere .were installed for 1944: Honor- ary president, Rev. Mr. Beech; president, -Mary McGuire; vice President! Lovell • McGuire; sec.,- treas., Jack Roulston; assistant, Ce-treas., Frank,,B4J'ItArelle, The,. folloWing committees: Christian • Fellowship, Donald MacTavish Alice Barkwell; Christian Mis- iions, Edna ,Aftarkwell and Gor- lon Brooks; Christian Culture, Lillian Osborne and Jack Bark-. well; Christian Citizenship, Jack McGuire, and Anna ,IVIacDonalde organists': Carrick Colling, Lil- lian Osborne, Beth MacTavish; recreation, Mt. Beech, Mary ilael:gen, • Andrew 16 arkwell, Norval Stewart, Boddie Mace Charles;:.• press reporter, Beth MacTavish. Mr. Beech then gave a short talk "and the meeting closed with, the Mizpah Done- e-- : You'll, never "find" , 'anything. If 'you,want meet make . time . foi time,. you '• • diction. Hackett. .W. M. S. • - • • The Hackett Wemen's ary Society annual meeting .was held at the 'home of Mrs. John Mullin. After the opening 'hymn the Lordt,s prayer was repeated: in unison and the 'scripture les- son was read by Mrs. Geo. Lane. • Mr. Howse led in' prayer.' The -theme for the meeting, '. "The Light ' the Knowledge of God", Vas read by the Oesident, Mrs. Cyril Cariepbell. The 'roll calf was, answered by the word "Light". Mrse Roy Alton reported that the box had been sent • to Melvin. Hackett overseas. Mr. Howse presided for the election of of- ficers as• follows: president, Mis. Cyril Campbell;. vice president, Mrs. John Mullin; 2nd'"vice presi- dent, Mrs.Elliott Sandy; secret- ary, Bernadean Alton;' assistant secretary, Mrs. Earl Sherwood; treasurer, ,Mrs. Walter Alton; organist, Elmira Alton; assistant organist, Mrs. Ray Alton arid Mrs. Alex Hackett; sup, of light bearers, Bernadean _Alton and Mefs.,George-Alton;. 'sup,- of IVIise. MonthlY, Mrs. Wilfred. Hackett; stip. ,of •Young 'Ldies 'meeting, Mrs. Roy Alton and Mrs. Adam Johnston;, sup. of temperance, Mrs, Geo. Lane; Heralds, China. Mrs. Albert Alton. assistant. Mrs. George Alton; Japan. Mrs. Alex Haekett, ,assistarti, Mit. George • Henry:, India; Mrs. Ralph Cam- eron, assistant, Mrs.' Albert earn- cron; NOrth,West,' Mrs. Roy Al assistant, • Elmira Alton; Africa, Mrs.. Bert Alton, assiik ant, Mrs: Dynes .Campbell. The report -of the corresponding sec- retary, Mrs. John Mullin, was then given. Mr. 'Howse closed the • „ , Li Li./ ALIA V moving to Kin.16es Township and farmed there and e in Ashfield •Mr. and Mrs. Neil MacDonald ' entertained the Bridge Club on e Wednesday evening. • Winners • • ASHFIELD ,NOTES Mr. and, Mrs. Andrew Gatlin ,and Murray . spent Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs. Les Ritchie and Al- vin. Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacLennan, of Lucknow spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barger and • family. • „• • Mre Eclwaide-Gihnore• is ing his sister t in Hamilton. ,Mr, and Mrs. Peter Cobk and family spent Sunday with Mr and 'Mrs. Earl Swan and familY. • Mr. C. E. McDonagh returned homer after visiting ,his daughter, Mr. and. Mrs..Ed MacKenzie of London., Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cook of Paramount spent Sunday with Mr. George and Miss Susie (Jib - son. • WS. R. E. GilMore, France. and Janies spent Thursday wit,. friends in Winghain. • 4 Mrs. Will Hogan spent Sunday ;1. ..• ::•ek":••.;• • eee•eeedeteR • - MAGIC • CHEESE BISCUITS 1% cups Sour 1 tbspn. Shorten. • cup...pink ing %top°. salt• 4ii tb spn is. grated •cheese • 3 tapas. Magic Raking Powder (When half -biked. place Sonars of cheese on top ot biscuits for extra Savor) • Sift dry Ingredients together; cut In shortening. ?fix In cheese lightly; add milk slowly. Rollout on Soured board to %-irich thick: cut with small biscuit cutter. • Sake In hot oven (4736E),12 to 13 nainutes. Makes 12: MAGIC INSURES BAKING SUCCESS MADE •7414$, N.4.7..A