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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-03-10, Page 10RICHARD HENRY SOLOMAN Richard Henry Soloman of .20 Charles Street, Stratford, . died in s Stratford .General . Hospital, where he .has been , a- patient for the past four . months. Born near, Ripley, he was :83", •years ,of gae. He was the son of, the '.late Mr. and Mrs. James Soloman. Mr. Soloman had lived in 4trat- ford . for the. . past 48 years. He. bad : been 4- millwright with R. M. Ballantyne 'Co. f o r . twenty years and 'had retired ten .years moo. He was as member of St. Johns United Church and served en. the board of stewards . for twenty five , . years. Mr. ' Soloman. joiithe order, of Oddfellows in' Ripley & received his; 60 yr., jew- el last year..He Withh. his two brothm, Fred and Austin . (now dece: aed) had a hardwarestore in Ripley for a time. The whole i family lived n their early` years on: the fifth concession of Huron township and all were faithful members of Olivet church and: in all young people's activities of the church. He married another- 'member of Olivet church whose .family were all' active .church people,' her . two • brothers, William and: Walter are still . there, ` Jane I Roulston, ' the daughter ` of . Mr. and:. Mrs. ` John- ston 'Roulston, now deceased. Mrs. Soloman survives along with four. daughters, Marian, at home;' Mrs. Tom (Edna) Kincaid, 240 • Delmar Ave.;: Mrs. D. L. (Elva) ;Bay - Sock, . Ingersoll; Mrs. George (He len) Homes • of . Montreal; also five grandsons,'. and 'three ; great grandchildren. The body rested . at the• Hein buck, funeral home, :Stratford.: The funeral service was held on- Tues- day. Rev. > 'W. H. H. ' Stewart of St. John United. Church, officiat- • ed. Burial was in Avondale ceme- tery. • Mr. and Mrs. Soloman lived in Ripley : for a " short time after their' marriage which Was fifty- six years ago, . in 1909,.: at the Roulston home on the second. concession of . Huron township. •to USE;.:•SENTINEL . WANT -ADS A scandal -monger is a low person who .puts who and : who to- gether and gets .:whew! THE LUCKNOW - SENTINEII,r LtfCKNOW .. ONTARIp.. " CaIvin-Brck. Hold Da Of Prayer (WHITECHURCH NEWS,) Calvin -Brick ladies ,field they Day of Prayer meeting at the home, of Mrs. Ronald- Coultes on March 5th. The leaders for the service. were . Mrs- Kenneth Mason, Mrs. Lawrence Taylor, Mrs., George;' McG�;NMrs' John Jamieson, Mrs. Alex-i•Robertson and Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft. Those • offering. Prayers, of In- tercession were Mrs. Bordon Mc Burney,. Mrs. :Roy Pattison, Mrs.. E. Dow, Mrs. Kenneth . Mason, Mrs. Ronald Coultes. Those take' ing the part of voices 'from; the congregation were Mrs., John L. Currie, Mrs. Roy Pattison, Mrs. Harry Cook. and Mrs. Roy DMV - Mrs. Arthur 'Jackson .repeated the_ words .of •He's..Got the Whole, World in His Hands, 'accompanied by Mrs. $ Norman Coultes on the piano. Mrs. Arthur, Jackson gave the message on the theme "What Doth the Lord ,,Require?'' The benediction was ..given' by Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft.. ST. MARYS C W.L. LUCKNOW Mrs. J. L. MacMillan 'opened her ; home for the' March;'. meet- ing- with. 'eleven , members attend- ing. The . League prayer was re-. cited in' unison. Much correspon- dence' orrespondence' ,was • dealt with including. resolutions . adopted at the Annual Diocesan • Convention. Nomination forms for • Diocesan' Officers and the Annual report ar e to be fill- ed in by the Executive. and mail- ed before April 10th A letter of. 'thanks ::was read from Fr. Hugh Barry S.J. of • Little Cur- rent for 'a large'' bale •:of used clothing received from the-. The president closed the meeting with prayer and' the hostess serv- ed lunch. • ST.1*LENS ,WORLD DAY OF RAYER Nineteen ladies . attended the World's Day of Prayer on Friday at the home •of Mrs. W.A. Mill- er, Mrs. Lorne Woods opened the meeting with Psalm 103: Other leaders in the service were -Miss W. D. Rutheford, Mrs. Carrick, Mrs. Tom ,Todd and Mrs: De - Boer. Prayera were offered by WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10th, � .$ Cli IF IF 111:1111 7-7431 Custom Automatic Range.• WSelf-Basting Rotissitherie (Moffat raflges are competitively priced and are recognized for their high quality in de- sign and manufacture. This renowned quality' is not a luxury or an .expensive `extra. 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Tickets were distributed to be sold for the Drama and Choir Festival to be held on March' 12th in Clinton High School in conjunc- tion With the Seed Fair. . Plans , were discussed and de- cided to form a hockey team to play the CICNX Sports in Clin- ton on March 26th, 1965. ' Next meeting ii to be held on ;March 24th. KINLOSS Sunday School started 'again at, South' Kifiless Presbyterian church Helen Campbell of Kitchener and Donald ,Campbell of London spenr the week -end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Campbell. • Denver Dickie of Waterloo Uni- versity was home. on 4Sufiday, Allan Graham, Anne, -Ruth,, Ja- mie and Martha, accompanied by ited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. John Lowndes and , family' of Sharon West and sAllan Mac- Dougall attended the West -Mills wedding in Toronto on Saturday: • Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Graham in- cluded: Mr. and Mrs: Horace Holt of Toronto, Mrs. Jas.. 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