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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-10-28, Page 41PAGI TWQ THE. it,;UCKNOWSENTINEL, t.UCKNOW, ONTARIO ZION • M. and °Mrs D. A. Hackett ':and Joan, visited in Sarnia: on Sway.. �Mr, and Mrs. Harold Ferguson Visited: Saturday evening with: Mr. and. Mrs, ' Nelson Raynard. Mr. and Mrs, Jack McLean and `family .spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ritchie. '. Mr. and . Mrs: Bill Hunter and Larry were in London, last Fri day - There will be no Sunday School. next Sunday as it .js communion at. Zion at 11:09 a.m. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gardner and Lane visited in Waterloo • with Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Ritchie.. CULROSS CO(tNERS Fly To California • Mr, and. Mrs. John. Ross flew: to *Anaheim California where: • .they are visiting Mr. and : Mrs. John. Marchuk and •family.. Mrs: Marchuk is the former Edna Ross. Mr. and Mrs.'Elmer. Benedict were , recent week -end visitors at . 9allaceburg; The.; High'' School students did not report for classes Wednesday as the teachers, were attendingnding a convention' at Clinton. Miss Donna. Haldenby, .Toronto, spent: the week -end ' with Mr .and James Haldenby' and:faimily. The, ' students,. former ,students, patents and'friends attended : Com- mencement at the ' L.D.H.S: Fri- day evening Miss Sharon Stan- ley was. Junior., champion' .tor the girls' .:-and received her. award. This is: the second .year in'. a row. that : Sharon, . has won this champ ionship, Congratulations Miss . Beverley - Wall, London. was' home for the. week -end. She attended • Commencement . at' the L.D.H.S. Friday evening and spent' the night ' with Miss' Phyllis Brad-. ley, Goderich, . .. Mrs.Frank, . Brown and Reg, visited Tuesday evening . with Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Stanley and fam- fly Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green. spent the week -end ' with 'Mrs: Gillam, Toronto. . Mr and ' Mrs Mac. Lane• and' Stewart, Kinlough, 'spent '°'Sunda Y. evening with Mrs. Frank' Brown. and Reg: • Mr.. and Mrs.. Al '.Irwin,' ..Luck- now, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs: , Midford Wall and' Donnie. Mr. and Mrs:. 'James Hilden - OCTOGENARIANS MAKE PLANE TRIP TO ONTARIO 4 Mr. T. A. Girven of Saska- toon has visited with los bro- ther-in-law Fred Anderson .' of 1,ucknw and other relatives in. this area the past two weeks.. He is a brother, of the late Mrs.Fred Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Girven flew from, Saskatoon for their On- tario visit.. Mrs. Girven,; who is . 89, stayed in'Simcoe with, her sister while ' Mr.' Girven, who is 85, visited . here.. Mr.. Girven left the Dungannon ar- ea as' a young man: When he first went to Saskatoon • there were only 800 people living there.. . ,. Courtesy is. one item everyone appreciates. Think : twice before you speak if you intend to say what you think. OBITUARY MISS FRANCES .EDNA SCOTT • After a lengthy '. illness, Miss Frances Edna Scott , passed away h 'Victoria Hospital.; London on October, 11th, 1964.. Born May2 1892,she was on , a the daughter ..of John .Scott and Ann Smeltzer of •concession . 2, Huron .township., In 1927 , after:''the death' of 'her, . father, she, with her mother moved to . Ripley where she, resided. until ...the ' time. of y her :death. . She was a :;faithful; member. of St.. Luke's Anglican' Church, Lur-:` gan and : later of St ,Pauls . An- glican Church, , Ripley, serving as organist :for. Many years. • Left to:.'mourn ,her loss. are tvo sisters (Eliiabeth) ' Mrs. Frank. Fair;. (Mary) ' Mrs; . John, A. Mac- Donald; three. brothers, Frank and Joe of Ripley, and John of, Huron township: • ,The funeral' . service was con' ducted. on Tuesday, . October 13, from • the McLennan Funeral Home. by '' Rev. '•John :King of Ripley An- glican. .church. ' Interment was , la the Ripley cemetery. The 'pallbear- ers were Arthur Smeltzer, *Herbert Emmerton; :: John , McDonald • .arid 'three nephews,. Bill,: Bob. and Jack Scott. bywere guests Saturday at the. Tizisky '`— Benetean wedding .. in Detriot. / SPECL .. on MOFfAT DRYERS. REGULAR $199.00 On Sale at $169 SPECIAL :.. on GENERAL FREEZER 22' . CUBIC .FOOT 780 ib. CAPACITY SpeciaI ; at $245. SMALLER SIZES AVAILABLE'. Scout Paper Collection, October :29 Wawanosh lady is Laid ToRest MRS WILLIAM ' WEBSTER ' " Mrs. William Webster of West WaWanosh Township passed away at Wingham Hospital on. Satur- day, October 17th after an illness of many/ months. She was 73 years .of •age. ..• Mrs. •Webster • was the; . former' Edna Jane -Taylor, daughter of the late Henry Taylor -and :Eliz- abeth Leitch of Bullet Township where she was born on February 6th, 1891., The place of her birth is now known as Kinburn,. located near Londesboro; At the time. of her birth . it was called Constance. Mrs. Webster's father was • a na- tive of Tipperary, . Ireland. Mr. and Mrs. Webster were Mar- ried at {inburn on September 3rd,, 1913, and just' one, Year ago ob- served their • 50th wedding anni versary: Following their marriage they took. up residence on , the Webster family farm on the. 10th concession .of West Wawanosh . at Fordyce and with the ... exception of brief period in Northern On- tario, have' lived there since. Mr. Webster, was. born. on .the farm taken up . from the " crown by his grandfather George, Webster. Mrs... Webster and her• husband' had. always been: ' active: in corn - natality life around St ; Helens. They were members of St. Helens United , Church. Mr. Webster .•has. served on the ' School Area Board for 16 'years'. and is still 'a mem- ber. ; ' •Besides her husband, Mrs Web- ster is survived' by •:a son, George of West Wawariosh; two daugh- ters, Mrs.. Cliff ' '(Jean) Hender- son of Brucefield .and- ' Mrs. Stu- art (Lois) Chainney of „East Wa- wanosh. Ten grandchildren also survive. Mrs. Webster :leaves.. four. bro- thers and three::: sisters, George; William and . Laurence ' :Taylor of Victoria, B.C.; }Harvey '. ; of Kin - burn,. Mrs.: Earl (Helen) Lawson. of : Clinton, ..Mrs. Verne (Annie) Dale of Kinburn, Florence Taylor of Victorian She .was predeceased •b two Y sisters, .Mrs. Bert:. (Maud) . Ferris of Alberta and Ws, William.'(Min- nie) MacMillan of.London The funeral service was held at the MacKenzie 1VMemorial Chapel in `Lucknow . on Monday, October 19 at 2:30 'p.m. Mr. II. Moore ,was in charge .of the service and' interment' was in" Greenhill- Ceme tery.,. Pallbearers were . all nep'h-. ews. of Mrs. Webster, James 'Mit- chell, Mit ch ell, William Mitchell,'Hugh Mc- Crostie, Murray Dale, '.. Laurence Taylor, Reginald Lawson. Flower bearers were Michael' Cumimins,, Harold Gaunt, William. Rintoul, Norman MacDonald, Albert Phil- lips, Earl Jamieson,' Lloyd -Hum- phrey, um phrey,'...R. o y: Robinson; Ernest Snowden, Ross Taylor. ; As a tribute to. the Webster family; the pupils . and teacher Mrs. George Kennedy of Fordyce school attended the funeral in' a, group.. The West /Wawanosh School `AMBERLEY Area Board and the.secretary:. al-' • ' . ••. Fair weather prevailed for most :of last Week and, people tookad- vantage of every ' sunny day to finish taking up the gardens, plant ii g • bulbs and other- work, as weather ' at this time' of year is unpredictable 'as was experienced in October 25, 1962, •when a. heavy fall • of . snow; .interrupted hydro service and caused slippery road conditions. • • A few 'cottagers retuned at the week -end " to Amberley beach to close their "summer . homes for an- other year and so we look for- ward to fall and winter activities. with ban uets, bazaars, meetings and sports which should wile a= way, the ,winter months. • Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNay of Amberley visited at the week -end with friends 'in. London, St• Cathy urines and other ,points, Mr, and Mrs, James Campbell of Kincardine were Sunday guests 'of Mr,:' and Mrs. Art Courtney. A. reception was held 4 on• Satur- day evening at Reids Corners I•lall for, Mr.and Mrs, Allan McKenzie Iof Kineardine, . •" WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, t90 Nei••••••••••••ERM•IB•••••••••i•0N0010M•0•••••• • SAVENOW NOW .•. Install your:Aluminum windows and doors now befor• e -_ . GLENN'S• ALU.A.IJNUM....SA.,IIES (.Nash) o••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••01 Federal Tax increase to XI % December 31st, 19G4, t► Phone,. 528.3733 Lucknow -•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••4 OFFICIAL POPPY DAY i A NOVEMBER 7th T; •, . • • Bywearing a. PoRemembrance Day you . help the .ng. Poppy- on • • Legion to ' help, disabled 'veterans` and dependents. Your con- * 'tribution -means help when its needed Most. Give generously. •• • Thank you. • • • ' .••r••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••,•i••••••+••4 of a daughter in Wingham ' Hos- pital last week. ' Mrs. Ray Dalton returned home from .' hospital on Saturday,; • Mr. ad Mrs. Bruce Hansford and. Ray, Galt, Mr. Dan. 'Dallton, Waterloo , spent the week -end with Mr. and . Mrs. Ray 'Dalton ''arid. family. • - Several. from 'here 'attended the reception for Mr. ' and Mrs. Art Gilmore in Lucknow Saturday evening. ; Mr. and';Mrs. , Joe : Van. Osch re- turned home last .Week from their wedding trip to the : States. WHITECHURCH ... Mr. & Mrs. Gordon McBurney, ,Hugh and ,Ronald, visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barbour ' and family: of 13rown=' town: Mr. ;Barry .Tiffin of Waterloo returned on Sunday accompanied by. Mr. . Paul Geiger who had spent the weekend with: Mr. and Mrs. ' Carl McClenaghan. On Friday evening ,a euchre party was held at Currie's school. .There were 17 tables .of card play- ers. Hugh gent was Ross : King and 2nd ; high Mr.' L' awerence Tay- lor. High lady was Mrs. Clarence Ritchie 2nd high lady, Mrs. • Well- Ings. Lunch was`.. served and the prizes for the winners ' in ' euchre were : presented •.after ' which Mr. ands Mrs. Alexc. Leaver, .who : re- cently moved' :.to Wingham from this section were ` called to the front and Mr. 'Gershom Johnston read an address. The gift of a chair 'was presented on behalf. of all present, by Mr._Jim Currie and Mr. Roy Pattison. Mr. and Mrs. Leaver; both replied :'thank- ing their friends for the .gift given them as a . remembrance ' of . the happy. times they had enjoyed to-: gether in the community, ` so : attended in a group to : pay their•, final respects ' KINGSBRIDGE . ' On behalf of the community. we would like' to express our sin cere sympathy to . Mr." and -'Mrs. Donald Simpson on the tragic death of their little son Elliott. Misses Shannon . Simiett, Eileen Vassella, Detroit spent the' week- end here. Mrs Nora Sinnett re- turned to Detroit with ' them. Mr'. Michael. Foley, Mrs, them, Courtney are .patients in Victoria Hospital, London. Miss Blanehe Bilodeau Hamil- ton 'Spent the week end . with Mr. and Mrs O. . ..Heffernan and fam- ily. Mr.'Raymond Heffernan returned to Hamilton with her. Sunday visitors. with Mrs. Alii;. iinahan \were Mr'. and Mrs. t7en- nis Leddy, Kitchener, Mr. and. Mrs. Itay Leddy and Elizabeth, Lucknow Mr. and Mrs, Frank Leddy, Mr, and; Mrs. Norman' 'teddy,- Goderich. Mr, Toni Schefter, Wingham spent Sunday with ,Mr. and Mrs, John Howard and family. Congrattilations' to Mr, .. and, Mrs, Henry Drennan on the birth A plowing .bee was held for Mur- ray Walden last week.' Flowers placed in Pine 'River • United Church' by Mrs, Merton Fraser and .daughter Gayle were'...>.tl,,,,,r, in memory 'of :Merton Fraser and other members of the Fraser fam:. ily. The Explorers meeting was held in the Sunday School room of Pine .River United Church on 'Wednes- : • day' of last 'weekwith an: . attend- ance &ten members. The meeting opened 'by repeating, . the Explor- ers Purpose and was followed,with' the roll call, "What I' like'. best about autumn." After the .collect- ion. was .' taken .by. Gertrude ; Lee. Walden, '/'Bible -uiz was conduct- ed .and.: a game of musical: chairs was played. Margaret die. Court- ney played for the closing hymn,' Sincere sympathy is . extended to Mr. and'• Mrs, Donald Simpson. and family :of . Lochalsh in the loss of their little son' following. an ac- cident at their; home " on Saturday. The : greatest ability. ;is depen- dability. ,• local and General Week -end visitors with Mr'. and .Mrs. -Art Breckles were Mr. and Mrs.. Artli it Bailey of . ' Black Stock Ontario, Mr. and •Mrs. Van Camp and Mrs. Glennie of : Lis- towel, Mr:: and Mrs. Edward Powell, . of -Milliken, Ontario. Mr. and 'Mrs.', Claire Thueli and infant son of Rexdale :were week- end visitors with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim MacTavish. LUCKNOW I UNITED CHURCH 1 Rev,. Howard W. Strapp. Mi p ister • SUNDAY, NOVEMBER'' lst 110:00 ea Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning °'` Worship. "Reformation Sunday" Lucknow Presbyterian Churc SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1st • 1000 S unday ,School ` , 11.00 a.m. The Ministert.' Rev.. Roderick MacLeod Minister, ST.. PETER'S ANGLICAN CI4URC14. ALL. SAINTS DAY • Church; S,who01 10.00 a►.m. ltoly Cptnmbniori 11.35 a.M. , First, Communion foto the newly confirmed . Rev. J: ff. l(ing, hector The �r�.way.ill,r«ii:,w�,i•,�i'iaiiw•iii►•'r ,.