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iesday, 'FEBRUARY, 26, 1904 -' THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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ye— 1,, N MEMORY OF. THOMAS,
ip ar Baby BLAKE — A GOOD, FRIEND
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On Saturday
Tis said that in the. Better Land'
The angelS.,ever watch and wait,
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(DUNGANNON NEWS) To welcome each one, as they
lgraohetulatior 88th birthday ns to Ws. S. J. jal.- PUS°
The --weary traveller at the gate.
ek n - on
day, February 29th at Pine- And agedtraveller has passed' on.
Manor Home in Lucknow, To 'join a high, and Heavenly
has lived all her life hi this band, '
et, born, in. Ashfield. at Zion, He wears a crown of life -to -day
s a daughter of the late Mr. Safe, in a brighter, better land,
lilts. David Anderson. She has • •
We often wonder at God's plan
sons Richard T. Kilpatrick,
calls, us, one by.onei
ham; Palmer Kilpatrick :Of And how He'
• For He knows. nest He giveth
-...ourt- and daughter Mrs. Ce-.
Olive)• Blake, . Dungannon. rest.
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When our 1 e's day. is done
s. Alfred' Hefford, TOtonto,
the week -end with 'her sister Truly a father in Israel
Herb Finnigan, also visiting Who 'lived out, well, the better
ncitber, Mrs. W.• H. McClure, way, •
now,their aunts: Misses Net- Who. died as .he had lived so
Ind Clara Sproul, Goderich well •
-Mrs. Mary Galbraith and Loved, ' and 'remembered, day by
n Mrs, • Alice Lawson, Clin- day, . • ,
leaving for home in Toronto . ' • Wm. Buckingham
Clinton On . Monday aftet-
• Mrs. Galbraith Js enjoying
good health in her 91st year. . KINGSBRIDGE
itors. with Mrs. Abner Mor- . • , • •
'or the week -end were /Mr. Mr. and Mrs. , Maurice Schur -
Ars. Anderson Mugford, Lon- man and family of London, Mr.'
and Mr. and Mrs. John Wil- John Van Osch of Dundas, "Mr.
ind. faintly .of Brights Grove. and Mrs.. Bill Van Osch, St, Ag -
and Mrs, -.Ross Ellington atha, Ontario, .Mrs.- Toni Middle -
daughters. of St. Helens vis- gaal, Slyth are with /Vlr. and
at • the home, of his brother Mrs. Jack Van `Osch until. TueS-.
Ind Mrs, Hardld Errington on day. . • •, • . ,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Arnold Marsman
'era men m . this district of London, Mr. Maurice Dalton;
to 'Farmers Week" in Guel- Hamilton spent the week -end with
• Monday.• "Corn" was, the Mr.' and Mrs. Dennis Dalton.
ct.of• interest. Attending were Mr..Kerry- Hogan, London spent
rs. ELtner Robertson, Bill the weelc-end wParents lv.fr.
Ivan Rivett,' Joe Dauphin, and Mrs.. Con Hogan.
Eedy• and Howard Culbert. MisSes • *Betty . Lou 'and Eileen.i •
!nets at the bi-weekly Card Vassella, Detroit visited with Mr- .0
at the Orange Hall on Thur- and Mrs. Fred, Vassella over the. ,
night were high lady, Mrs. Week -end. . • .• •
Irvin, low, Mrs. VVilbtir •The • death occurred in. St. jos 2. • •
n; • high ma; Wilbur Brown eph's Hospital, London of .jacobus, •
low man Geo Henry; • Martinus Van Qsch, 28, son of To
Ity-One Tables . ' . Mr. and .Mrs. Jack •Van Osch of •
!..Women's Institute sponsored the 12th con. of .Ashfield: Jack 41
rd party in the Parish Hall as he was commonlycalled,had • •
'ridaynight withtwenty-one been suffering with a partial to
; . in • play. High lady, -Mrs. Physical disabilitlot: some years •••
q•• Alton,. .low, Mrs. Mary
olip; men's high, Chester
gan and low,' Angus Stingel igannon U.C.W. met in the
h •base,ment Tuesday after-
Febtuary 18th. TWenty-two ;, answered the' roll call with
se containing "Witness." The
was .Korean Witness Mrs:
.Drennan showed a fihn on
i. • The invit'ation was. accep-
D attend .Nile U.C.W. Thank.;
ng March.31st with Mts. A.,.
,ggart ay. •g ues t speaker:
Herb'Finnigan, Mrs. Howard
;ton, Mrs. Harvey
Alton, Mrs.
Popp 'and. Mrs. Cecil Blake
appointed to Attend Presby -
meeting. at Exeter on March
The Congregational supper
be on April 1sf from 530
00 p.m. An: having old
ns are• asked .to. bring them
be sent away for. new blan-
A. contest of was
ed..conducted by /Mrs.. Jack
Lunch was convened" by.
Jack ;Alton.
social Sponsored. hrihe
Church choir will be. held
'tardily, February. 29th,
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Death Takes Young Ashfield Farmer
JACOBUS .VAN' OSCH .
An Ashfield Township Couple ed mother. That was on Wed/lei-
who came to Canada from (Hol-
land in 1949, so that their family
would have opporttmities here, not
possible in their homeland, lost
The first member of that jamily
of eight children by, death on.
Friday.
Jacobus Martinus '(Jack) Van
Osch, son of Jacobus and Johanna
Van Osch, passed away in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London, on Fri-
day evening about 10:30, in his
29th ' year.
•He was born in Holland on
September 8th, 1935, and with his.
parents, brothers and *sisters,
came to Canada in August of,
1949, when Jack was a _youth of
14. His father was employed for
day and in spite of medical skills
in an effort to correct a malfunc-
lion of the Iddneys,- he failed to
rallyand passed away Friday
evening. He was conscious until
near the end, and on. Thursday
had „indicated to .his loved ones
that he felt he would riot. recover,
The remains rested at - the,
Johnstone .Funeral Rome in /Jack --
how, until Tuesday Morning', when
requiem Iligh Mass was sung at
10:30 a.rn;. in Kingsbridge Roman
Catholic Church, • by 'the parish
priest, Rev. Father. G. Caruana.
M. Hendricks was .organist.
Interment was in Kingsbridge
R C cemetery, the pallbearers
being Michael . Dalton, Arnold
less than year at Chester -Marsman, Basil Hogan, Thomas
Campbell's farm near Ambirley, Hogan, Jarnes Gilmore, Lorne
when he bought "the .Maeltityre Cook. . -
.farm" on Con. 12, Ashfield, Jack was highly esteem m the
ent to Lothian school. . ; comm *ty, whicll was saddened
Despite his youth,.Jack suffer- by. his timely c eath, and many
ed paralytic seizures in 1951 and friends extended their sympathy
1953, but; not serious enough to to the .sorrowing family.
invalid him:, He assisted on the surviving besides • his parents
family farm and on occasion was are five brothers and two sisters:
employed by other district farm- William Van Osch of St. Agatha;
, Mrs. M. Sehtn•rmans (Dora) R.R.
Less\lhan.two weeks before his 9, London, -Peter Van- Osch', R.R.
'death, he was admitted to Kin-. 3 • Lucknow, Mrs. T, Middegaal
sardine hospital, and when his (Jo) H.R. 1 ,Blyth, Antone and
condition worsened he was taken Joseph at home and John'
to St. Joseph's hospital by ambul-
ance, accompanied by' his devot-
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01,11/ET NEWS'
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day and Thursday in. Toronto at
• Mrs. Oscar White spent VVednes-
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the animal convention of the 011-%----
tario Agricultural Societies herd . .
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in the King • Edward Hotel.
, Mr: and Mrs. ,Duncan Million
of Goderich visited on. Saturday
wanitcli fMarr4r. ly.,Mrs .Ray Ba.miiton
Mrs. A1V1e. flaniilteii and family
spent the week -end "with N. and
Mrs. Ian McDonald and family
in Hamilton.
•Miss Ph llis Claytim' nurse in
training went , to Toronto on Sun-
day for three months training in
.the Hospital for 'Sick Children, •
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Coiling and,
family visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Johnston' and
Bert at Teeswater. .
Miss • -Judy McKay of • Ripley
visited recently with Sharon Col -
ling. . • . •
• Mr. W' alter -.Dexter was heard
in 'a solo Olivet United Church. •
an Sunday. . .
The Kozy Kustard 4-H club met
at. the home of Mrs. ,Clayton on •
Wednesday after school. The lead-
ers spoke on the hidden treasures
in milk. The girls made cheese
toastwiehes' and 'cheesecake pie.
The next meeting is be held
at the home of Patsy •IVIacCharles ..; •
when the girls will bring a: de- . ,
signed book . cover, ' • •
of Dundas. , Sympathy is what one g,iri offers
another in exchange for details.
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and Mrs. Pat McMillairyvere e
Allan Miller of Kitchener visit- :-
'Hearth"home• • • . •
Mrs. Wm.. Evans. 1 •
Mr. • and Mrs. Harry Kunkel,
Mrs. Wm, Wangler, Miss 'Marg -
but maintained 'a happy disposi-
everything.
• We extend our sincere sympa- 12
thy to his parents, brothers and .;
a sural croWd. However Mrs. Clif- • •
with Mrs. Elmer Scott and Wm.
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I.Anda of Downsview visited dur- •• '
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ford: Young .won, high prize for •
ladies, Elmer Scott high for gents •
sisters. • ' •
ed during the week -end at his • p,
Gloria Ann and Allan of Preston, •
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aret McMillan of Waterloo.- • •
tiOn and took a keen interest in•1 •
other euchre will be held in two
weeks. , • •
school Friday evening there was •
At the euchre party'at Langside
Brooks winning -low. prizes. An- • •
Sunday visitors at the home ,of
LANGSIDE
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. Sunday visitors. with. Mr. and
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Mrs. John Crowston were Mr. and .•
VHITECHURCH :Mrs. Clayton' Alton Anne..,_ • • •
Ashfield, Kr. arld*MilS.-70flifild-lr-
rd Cutles Meet t. win, Steven and Fay, Wingham.
.5th 4-H meeting Of • the Mr. . Gordon . Wall started em-
chureh Castard Cuties was ployment in Lloyd's factory,
)n Wednesday evening at the ham; the first of the week and
of Mrs. Dan Tiffin. The plans are to have a tattle sale
lent; Miss Diane Coultes, op- on Saturday.
the meeting by all repeating Mr. and Mrs, Frank Miller:.and
H pledge. in unison. ;The .roll Allan and .Bob Garbutt visited with
,as answered by the 6, mem- friends in Kincardine Saturday
each 'presenting' the' baked evening, ' ,
xi 14.7hich she had made., Al
The then judged, the
xis and \sainpled them.' Miss
a Fisher •read the minutes
andra Fisher and Miss Mar -
Weber prepared chicken a -
g which was, served- on hot
How to make,goOd cream
sauce was discussed by: the
Mrs, Dan Tiffin after which
Tom Magoffin assistant lead-
Imonstrated 2 methods •of
ig White sauce. A discussion
ed .on. the use of .dream
s' and the Me milk in
pies, drinks, soup$ dasser-
coffee and to flavour Meat,
ibles and deSserta. They were
t 'how to estimate the inilk
:et in your meals, Each one
d it; for their oW,ii
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