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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-04-22, Page 15WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22nd, 1A64 THE .LUCKNOW .SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Austin Solomon WHITECHURCH and DISTRICT basses A:t:.AJe 8:1 ,Will am . Austin Solomon,, a na ,five ' of 1Huron. -Township and . a, • resident of Lucknow for hall a. century, passed away on Friday,; April 14th in 'Wingham hospital, where he had been• Seriously ill for a time, Mr. Solomon was a skilledtins- smith andplumber, . who came to Lucknow, some. 50 , years , ago to 'enter the employ of.. WM. Mur - die. For a, time he' operated his own tinsmith' business. business. In 1916 he built the ,store now. owned by, Lloyd ,Hall and operated .a . grocery business .for a couple of .years before selling to Peter Graff, but- cher and grocery, 1918, 'who had a butcher : shop in the McGary. hotel, which at .that " :tine .was doomed for , demolition. ' Mr. Solomon , returned to. the Murdie employ and was ,with Mr. • .Plurdie and Kenneth until his re- tirement a few years ago, .when. he . assistedMrs. Solomon in ; the operation' of the greenhouse /in which she had ' been in charge since it . was built in 1938, and ' which more recently has been op- ,.erated by . their, son Murvin.. -Mr. Solomon was a member, of the • Lucknow Fire Company 'for many . years and succeeded ' the late' Robert -Moore as " chief ' in 1938,; and served in this . capac- ity until ' 1948 'When :he, was suc- .ceeded by 'Kenneth Murdie Austin was . a 'member • of the Lawn Bowling:: Club for 'several years., He was a friendly ,man, and was well and widely. known in this 'community,; where he was ,.held' in high esteem Austin was the . son of James Solomon and ,Annie Billings, and was' born in. Huron • Township' on. February 7th, 1883::On September .. 20th, .1911, he ,married Margaret' McGuire : at the . bride's', home : 'in Huron Township. They ' resided briefly in Goderich before coming. to Lucknow:: . . The funeral 'service was held at the. MacKenzie . Memorial . Chapel in Lucknow . on Monday, April- 13, 'with interment in, Greenhill Ceme- Mr. and Mrs. Harry` Swan, Wayne, Nancy, -George arid baby visited on Sunday with. Mr.. and Mrs.. Clarence Wadel of Zurich.. Last week Mr. Albert Coulter put up a new sidewalk' in leading up to. the .front steps of Chalmers Presbyterian Church. . ' . Mr. and Mrs: • Earl Caslick visit- ed on Sunday with Mr. and 'Mrs'. Wilfred. Caslick : and family, of' Winghani. . Mr. and .Mrs:' Russel. Ritchie of Langside. spent Sunday' evening, with Mr, and Mrs; Tom Morrison 'and'' family,, • . „Bowling Party The Y.P.S, held`,a bowling: party last' Wednesday , evening in the new' bowling alley m Lucknow. Those who attende eport an 'en- joyable evening aj1 on • Satur- day evening' the Society , enjoyed dah'cing. to 'music supplied by Mr. Arthur Laidlaw's :record player in Whitechurch community Memorial Hall., M. • and Mrs. Hugh Simpson and ' family visited on Sunday . with her mother Mrs. Struthers .of Lucknow. • The farmers of this community report theground• to be real dry. and . works up well, so the drone of tractors fillthe air here. Mr. ‘.and Mrs.' Tom McInnes of. Gorrie were ' Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. .Orville Tiffin : and Mr: and Mrs: James McInnes. Mr. and Mrs. Carl' Weber, Anne Marlene , and' Clare visited • on Sun- day .,with` Mr. and ' Mrs, Harry Lindenschmidt of Harrison. Mr; , and . Mrs. ` :George Walker His 'plan for growing things;" The call «toworship was given by Miss Brenda Coultes. Miss Margaret Robertson gave the scripture read- ing. Prayer was given by Mr.. Jinn Beecroft. The Herald report .whic h, is a report of a missionary was given by 'Miss ' Margaret Pettis on. The offering was eeeived by Mr. ' Brian Jamieso�Ef and: ,Barry Mason, and the of. rtory• prayer. was : given by Miss Brenda_ •Coul-: ter 'A spring story was given by ,Mr. Jim Robertson. The class. •then,~ divided. 'into 4 groups for their. Study Book period.. ;' ' The United Church Messengers held ` their , meeting in : the, school room of the , church. ' The call : to worship was given by . Mrs. Clar •• ence Ritchie.. The scripture was, read by Mr. John Gibbs: Mr. .Step- lien. tep-lien. Ritchie . recevied the offering and. Miss Brenda Ritehle led in prayer. Miss Janet ' Sleightholm, treasurer, . gave the . report . which. showed they 'gave - $9.00 to M. and, • M. fund and had $6.66 of a bal- ance. :The roll call was answered by 19 members. Miss. Diane ,Swan read , the minutes of the ,last meet- ing.They were pleased that their paper; World . Friends had' ' an ac- count of . their ''work done in 1963. They are planning a Thankoffer �ing meeting for the afternoon . of May' ;18th. Mrs. Ritchie gave the chapter from the Study Book on India for 'the seniors and, Mrs. K.ussel Purdon ,gave the juniors their- story as'Mrs.''Sleightholm was ' unable to be present PAGE FIFTEEN INTEREST •IN TWIN • PINES accompanied by Miss Lila Hum- piney of ' St. Helens.visited with , i(continuo from page '1) : 't . will be in 'pod repair. , Mr. :and Mrs. W. A.' Humphrey y Twin Pines Apartments Ltd. ' ,. on Sunday. build, own. and operate the apart - Miss' Donna Leader of • Lucknow. menta,_ consisting of .seven single spent .the' week -end -with Mr. and . units 'and „'.4 double units. ,-,• Mrs'..Jim . Currie. Single applicants must : be at Mr.' Hugh David MacDonald .be least '59'. years of ' age, and 'at gan: on Monday as shipper for least` one of ',:any couple'of that the U rF 0 :at Lucknow: age. ` Mr. and : Mrs. George • Tiffin; • . Suites -are • heated and are •M'r.. and Mrs. Hugh MacMillan, Gregory and Paul of ,Lucknow were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs'. Wesley. Tiffin. • Mr. and 'Mrs. George. Currie Kincardine; Mrs. . Stewart .. Shiells, Ripley; Mr. Russell Campbell, . At- wood ' and ,Mr.. Glenn Campbell, Huron Township also eight' ' grand- children and 'twelve 'great grand- children. A brother, Mr. . David Campbell resides 'in Huron 'Town- ship , and a :sister, : Mrs. ' Alice Campbell, in. Kincardine.. Funeral services were held , at MacLennan Funeral Home, Kin- cardine incardine'on. Friday afternoon, , 'Ap, ril " 17th.' Rev., Dr.:'Donald Mac- equipped ' with stove and: frig. They are self-contained units, with automatic.washers .anddryers. the only utility shared' by the tenants. Janitor service is provided it this . -tery.: The. pallbearers . were Roy spent the week -end in London with; :rental including grass cutting. Havens, Ken Murdie, Gordon their relatives ,Mr. and Mrs. Frank; .and snow shovelling. . • ' Fisher, .Alfred Ritchie,. Jack Mc:.:Connell,. Mr: and Mrs: 'Ken Wine-: • Applicants: for these suites met Guire, Albert: ' Riehl: • garden, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry • St.'. Surviving besides his widow . are r Marie.. The ladies.are • daughters: four 'daughters and two -sons, -Mrs.; i of . Mr. and Mrs.'Currie. Henry .Wilcox' (Muriel) of .Syra ,The Messengers of •Calvin -Brick case, N.Y., :'Marjorie :Solomon of held their'; 'meeting on Sunday in London, ,Mrs. Thomas'.Haller'.(Al the church. The theme of the meet - ma) ., : of Waterloo, Mrs. ' Alfred;Mg'' was "God needs our help in Marshall (Beryle ), Elwood Solo- (L mon of. 'Edmonton and Murvin I • Solomon' of Lucknow: Surviving mon of Stratford. ,A; brother Fred also. is a brother Richard Solo -1 predeceased: Austin. .11111211111111111011111111MdelliallielliiillelladOSAIMOMMIlanlialnan01 be physically and mentally able to provide their own care. Their, source of 'income must be not.: more than $2,100 for.; "single peo- ple, ' and a . maximum •for , couples $2,700 -. approximately • Applicants are approved by a local', screening committee com- prised of a representativeof the . municipal. council, ' the sponsoring organization arid the ministerial association: ■ ,�IJfelong Lake Area IC' • :j Resient Passes 146P1's 244r -s, 035° or..„, co F ; ■• ■ ,■ ■ . ■ •■ a. 4-1963 Pontiac Laurentian' sedans, 'automatic ., N . 1963 Chevrolet Impala, 4 -door hardtop,, 'V.41, fully equipped i 471963 "Choy ' Belair sedans; . automatic, radio . ■ 3--4962. Chevrolet Biscayne sedans, automatic transnils„sion 1962.. Chevrolet Belair, 4 -doer, • automatic 1962 Choy; Biscayne sedan, • standard transn'iission 2-4962 Pontiac Laurentians, automatic and radio it 1.960 Chevrolet Belair, 2-d,o'or hardtop, :V'-8, automatic 1960 Ford, 6 cylinder, 2 -door, standard .transmission ▪ 1960 Chevrolet stationwagon, 4 door.', standard , transmission 1959. Chevrolet 4 -door hardtop, 6 cyc., automatic Impala, '1959' Pontiac than 4 -door' sedan, b cyc., automatic ■, Laurent,, A, 1959 !Ford iedan,. 6 ,cylinder, standard transmission" NUMBER OF 1957 AND 1958 MODELS • FROM $450 UP • MANY OLDER' MODELS' TO C1 OOSB ✓ TRUCKS TRUCKS ■ 1958 Chevrolet 1/2 -ton, step "sine boil • ■ „ r 11. 'N ,Cities Service Dealer JOHN A. CAMPBELL John. A CaMpbell passed away in Kincardine General :Hospital, ■ -. Tuesday evening, April 14th, 1964, following. a lengthy 'illness •of. over two years, duration. Born at the' farm home at the foot, of Huron -Ashfield Boundary, October 10th, 1880, son of ' the late Mr. and Mrs: Daniel Camp- bell, he had farmed successfully west of Aniberley for - a` quarter century.. ' On, October ' 21st,:: 1903, , Mr B Campbell was ' married to Anna Louise Mahood, daughter of ' the . late Mr. and Mrs. John 'i, Ma- hood ... hood, also of Huron Township,. and rethis esteemed couple happily obi. ■ served their diamond weddifig an - N . so • 1 ■ • niversary last fall, Mr. Campbell had been badly ■ 'crippled for some time with, an. arthritic. condition,' but. despite his handicap had been bright and cheerful and continued toy enjoy life, appreciating the company of old friends and: always; retaining an interest in the community where he • had spent his lifetime. In 19f9 Mr. 'Campbell was ap- pointed lighthouse 'keeper at., Point Clark, whieh position he held un- til • 1946, when he and Mrs.:Camp bell retired to their home at Lur- gan, and in 1952 took up• residence litirtitssells Ma ,ors at Axiiberley, __ ..... rs Besides his widow, he, is • sur Phone 113, Brussei`s ■ vived' by tWo sons and two dattgh Pt ■ terse: Mr's. ,Douglas L. Young' MManal■linin®is■AriiedMnnniw■nAiMNeiri:ireMNniMMi� Kenzie of Pine River , United Church,. officiated. The pallbearers were four' 'grand- sons and rand-sons::and ' two nephews: Glenn Young, to ova• Mr Alan . r r D. Yours Pe b C. Young, Niagara -on -the -Lake, Mr. Harvie Campbell, Belleville; Mr. ' Jack ' Campbell;: Huron. Town- ship; Mr •.Chester .Campbell; Lon- don and Mr. Robert` Campbell, Huron Township: Interment' was . in, ..K'incardine Cemetery. !!M MONDAY EVENING —APRIL 27th Everythin.g Goes . - ' No. Reserve Bid Consisting of REPOSSESSIONS, MANY, MANY PER- SONAL . CONSIGNMENTS and BRAND NEW ' FURN- ITURE, APPLIANCES, TV, CHINAWARE, etc. Small Appliances, Dishes (place• settings), Wall Plaques, and g )� a large . variety of . merchandise will be offered` for sale.: FURNITURE • A 2 -piece" Contemporary. Chesterfield Suite, covered in a top grade nylon'- frieze; •2 other assorted Chesterfield $ulcer awth foam cushions; two ''2 -piece `Daveno Suites (convert, to' sleepers); two •7 -piece Coppertone Dinette. • Suites (6 chairs); 60" table; two' 5' piece Dinette Suites ( inl'aid•.,arborite tables) a large 8; .Chair Dinette.'Suite: in Coppertone (72" ' table) ; , two Bookcase Dedroor Suites, 'complete with bed, dresser, chest of drawers and• matching box :spring and mattress; two sets of lamps consisting of a Tri -light and two Table Lamps; two .39" Beds,- complete with headboards and legs; Continental' Be� , :sets 54" spring -filled Mattresses; two .sets of .two . full size , . _, , ,. Step and..Coffee Tables; Hostess. Chairs; Chrome Hi - chairs; Chrome Step, Stools, Telephone • Tables,' Odd; Coffee Tables; Step. Tables; Lamps, etc. APPLIANCES and N A large Refrigerator with full cross -top freezer; two: electric Ranges; a' long skirt Washer with pump; a Deep, Freeze with over 600 lbs. 'capacity; an. Automatic :Dryer Combination Radio `and. Record Player and a variety ,of Guaranteed Trade Name Televisions. . For your financing convenience Tern is bn ah Purchases can be arranged after or at any time during sale. .•�11�iiri5�r►ir�i►r�0�,lil�o�r.;'ralrrar,7iw,4�1a.rra�wrr�rM�r�i'�µ�i,ra►rr�rriiw.ls.rr . NI! MISS This OuisIunding Sale . • Auctioneer --Bert Pepper' CHEQUES ACCEPTED 3% Sales Tax In ..Effect • is