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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-10-28, Page 7' a� WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1l41THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, .LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ST.. HELENS Recent visitors with Mrs. Don, Pannabedker were: Mrs. Frank Pannaberker .of, Clinton and Mrs,. Charles Loveday, John and .Peter at areslau. " Nine tables enjoyed the Shoot .Party at $S. No, 4 on Friday' evening Jim Aitchison won for and program, Mrs. Barbour, Mrs. C, Taylor and Mrs, McNeil. Sabi** Baptised Sunday Rev. G, :Kaiser, conducted bap- tismal services in St. Helens Church.. on, Sunday morning. Stev- en Ross, son of Mr, and Mrs. Ross Errington and James Wil- liam, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kuik were the babies, baptized. . Bain Stc.Wari Is Buried At Kintail' RAIN STEWART •A native of Lochalsh, Finlay Kenneth Bain Stewart, passed away suddenly at St. Michaels Hospital,: Toronto on Wednesday, Mr, . Brian Gammie r turned '- the most $..hoots: i-,igh . lady was : - October 14th,: ' :Death was: attrlbut 14is. Allen. Miller and. high gent - P Bain, who �Y years Hugh Todd. Consolaaun and DistricSat Hoa ital. Vhingham ed to a core was 66 of age,. prizes went to Mrs, Ross Gammie` Mr.• Wm. Webster is visiting with was born on the, 'family farmone and Gordon McPherson. • Mr. Ronald McCrostie at Saska- mile west of Lochalsh, on High Mr, ..Gordon Paanabecker .. is teen, Bask, way 86. He . was the , son of the Miss Mary. Murray is visiting late David Murray Stewart and attending Rid getown Agricultural • ' MacDonald. ,and • was School in his final year having with Mrs. Tena Dayman at Bruce- Catherine commenced' in mid-October. field. raised in this community, attend - Mr: Mr. A. . G. Webb returned to f ucknow High• School and laterd .and dlirs, Gordon Miller i actuated from Ontario. .cul- nd Larry of Iiondon were week; Wuigham and District _ Hospital on �' A end visitors with ' Mr.. and Mrs Tuesday last from Victoria Hos- Chester Taylor and Mrs. W i pital, London. Mr; Webb has un . Miller and Isobel. i dergone surgery and had the miss Mr. and Mrs. Fred McQuillin fortune of fracturing his hip in were Sunday visitors with, : Mr, London, and Mrs. Ivan McQuihin in ' Kit - Clive Mintz' of• R.R. 1 Rathburn, Ontario • informs us in renewing. his Sentinelthat he enjoys read-. up this, field. of service : and for ring of the` changes in .Lucknow a period : of time it was necessary and district and of the 'events of for him to take life easier. In people of the district. "There are September. 1963, he retired" from a lotof different names I can't. place anymore,'' , ,he said. The November ; meeting ' of the W.I. will be held on November' 5 at 2:30 with •Mrs . Donald, Riehl as guest speaker, . Roll call, , How to improve our Remembrance. Day Service, ' motto, ' "Peace", burs, B. F. Greeny Current events,. Miss : W D: Rutherford, lunch tural College in Guelph. He was. a member of the Presbyterian Church, rch; He served ' various , locations: u� the. Agricultural Representative field and was at 'Orangeville for a long period of .,time . 'as . well as at Clinton, .In 1946, a serious heart attack caused him: to give a . position as executive officer with the Ontario Department of Agr cyUure. At the time of . his. PAO" "WO GREATEST FALL Freezers •Dryers Tires -- .Batteries Many Others: Priced , For Pre . Christmas Sheers Watch: For • Further. Bulletins t • ucknow District cert trip to , Scioto . LOCHALSH • Visiting Mr. . Frank The unity ,s' by ; and Mrs. Don �!! y and and. sadden edcorn,!. on Saturday Hocked even family . of Torous. ing when word was passed around! Cfkbrates slat , Birthday that wee Elliott Simpson had been Mr, and .Mrs. Oliverr Mccbaries' killed in an,. accident'.while. George - i in the barn. of the play -entertained... Mr, arid •bets. �Aamy McGillivray . of Kincardsne. and, ornmuni : is extended "to his ty Par- ` Mr. and Mrs. Hsrtley. ' Maass,- eats:' Mr; and 'Mrs- Donald: Situp- f .i of •' Regina, .. Sash.. ' on Friday for the weaek-end were!, death he .was residing 8t 34 'Glen son, and the brothers and. s !evening 'tn .;honor of .Mrs- 1�i wN0e••oa•••••••+•W•A• o•••••••••o•••••••••• .041 , Ebn Avenue 'in Toronto.of Elliott, who would have been' livray s. 81st birthday; • • wifex the 'former Mary • Matheson •.. � � �� of . Chesley who : Society spent •tri .•Hord tut met on Svnday" in Collingvvood .wig. • � • . 1952. and b son, married in' ` Tuesdayn•' � • rr�'� and afternoon, at bane g� and Mis. Atloid Ma n •l/ y ay , of Mrs. Emile MacLennan, Mrs. i family. • i .: David Grant Stewart.. Also' • sur i iR • •urii�ty vi ' is the .'last member of the - hiells: Marty from !this unci at.. • , : � • speaker vine Lucbnow was guest • • • Stewart family, Mrs,.:S B. (Eliz- and Mrs.' David. Elphick°1 tended ne on at Pini* Riv-. Mr. •' � I T N RICHER F I I� E R FLAVOR • abeth) . Stothers of Luicknow. He were" in : Paisley a Satunlay F_____"'!.. lori Saturday ;evening 'fn i � ' . ' . � . wasPredeceased 1, a brother hr � Mr. s►►nd Mrs_ Alan ite.- • they. guestr newlysve s'. ' where w re "David Grant Stewart of Lochalsh Dunlop Hay wedding. a .Kenzie,, recent • " ' •' ' i.. The funeral' service :was '• ;con Am. those from this district Visiting- Mr,;. and Mrs.. .Mac- • t:' ARE YOURS `A7` •. +� ! ducted:: from the Johnstone Fun-' who .attended the Sectional Rally : Kenzie . for the. week�d, `(w a Mr • la• • so G . four years old in , J uary. ,D Ir. and Mrs. Ewan MacLean,: • , . Mr. Stewart is survived b his y' The members of Ripley and Ds - and .! Dan. MacLean HILRAY FARMS ABATTOIR, HOLYROOD HilrayFarm Herefords you Wi h the tops in • beef guaranteed to be free from drugs. We. ` buy. ' Western. • calves and grow and kill our own . cattle. Our method of _ farming and, butchering does 'not include feeding : for max-' imum gains per day which very often produces too much fat and snot enough red meat: At Hilray Porins • a 'balanced corn silage hay and rtiom growti' grains •:seems to produce..a better balance of lean 'meats without tufo much • fat. , We hang' . our' meat from 5". to :15. ; days at 37 degrees • •' era!- Home in Lucicnow on Sat at Knox Presbyterian ; Church in •. urday, October 17th at .2 O'clock 'Ripley 'on 'Wednesday were Mrs.1 • conducted •.. i by' Rev. ' ':Gerald' Ham- : Dan MacLean,:. Mrs. Ewan Mac- ', stra of Toronto and Rev. Quincy, ; Lean, Mrs. D. R. MacKenzie, Mrs. Caldwell of Ch'esley. Burial was . Wm. Ross and. Mrs. Henry Mac- ' in :Kintai'l Cemetery with Anthonyenzie. •' i Crawford,: Toronto Clive • Cutis; Shows Scotland Slides Rev. N,ha►m bide entertain- ed" the congregation of Ashfield Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening in the church, . ' when he showed slides and told of his provide, . re- 1. Toronto,. George Huston, Orange- • vine, David MacDonald, ,Lochalab,• Finlay MacDonald, . Locha sh ' and • Dr. David Scott, Orangeville act- `. !: mg as pallbearers. diet of • .• • /o DONNA RITCHIE: IS PRESIDENT OF ZIPPY ZIONETTES • I. 'Thefirst: meeting . of the 'club, t "The Club' •V 1. Stands On Pu ird,'P was.held at the home of the as- • . sistant leader, Mrs. Harvey Rif- • chie The leader,Mrs. Gordon Kirk- r • : in our largo; modern coolers.. , • • i .•Barbecue Steaks Are • • • • • ,i • • • • • • •• • • • ' •. • • • • • •• •. • . • • • :,BEEF • • Whether You Require A Small Roast;, Ow A Quarter "Fo• r' • • Your Freezer, .A. Few ,Pork Clops Or :Same Steaks For • Your Barbecue, We Invite You "lo. Visit Our. Abattoir At a •' Holyrood, • j Hil • arrasAbattoir • •• Raynard Ackert ars Soni .HOLYROC ) — ONTARIO • • Phone Lucknow 5232132 " Ripley -r-28 w oOlistiostosiounts peci�I Io#.land,. opened the meeting with the w •. ' 4-H pledge.. Election of officers' t ie followed:pianist,. presidentWanda Hun,:' Donnater; ,itchpress= ' • t le; vice : president,. Brenda Bitch - 2 ' :' 2 reporter, Nancy Kirkland. The' • next meeting will be held at Mrs.! t Gordon Kirkland's next Tuesday at 4:00, A discussion followed on „.record books and first aid'_ kits. • • Nits. ' Kirkland: dictated notes on . : "'The Club Girl As A Canadian 1, Citizen." The meeting closed with �. the sing of the .Queen."' . • • • • • • ••• .l •' • WINGHAM .PUBLISHERS' • MOTHER PASSES! dt ,` ' The death occurred ' on Friday • " in Wingharn and District Hospit-.414 al ''of:. Mrs. Dulc a Wenger of Wing- fi •, n ham at the age of 81. Mrs Wen, • t ger has "len , a 'patient in Whig- s 4 ham Hospital for several years. • P The funeral was conducted from, E the R. A. Currie ' and Son ,Funeral • Home in i%% ngham.'Mo'Monday • , of last Week. •• mrs Wenger is the another of Fowl • Barry and Bob Wenger who pub- ••. { lush the Wingharn Advance Times. and Mrs. Bill Ba;rte of Toronto. Mr. Ray MacKenzie of Toronto spent the week -end with •:kfr. and Mrs. Henry .luhacKezizie. Miss Elaine Robb of Stratford Teachers' College spent the week- end . with her parents Mr. : and Mrs. Harvey Robb . . Sympathy of the communityIs extended to thefamily of kir.'.' Roe Allan. Grant who passed away in Goderich hospital on Sunday. dor Pork At Its Best • WE ALSO GROW AND KILT 'OUR OWN PIGS'.. TRY Ht:LRAY FARMS PORK —=+ • FISH ALL MEAT' GOVERNMENT INSPECTED, •• ). • St. Peter's Ladies'' Gulld • The October meeting of, the 'La, ! dies' Guild w as held on October i =DI at the Parish Hall. Mrs E. t Gaunt opened the . Meeting with prayer • "The r er"s . was given by °Mtreasuis. T. Pr itcre ' and. Ile liewr map; "The Diocese ' of theWorid'" ht as put.- °en displaX. Plaus were made to make turkey pies on Nei ember 1Oth ID toe't b hall and to cater to a banquet , later en this month. The Christ - teas concert Was discussed. A quilt was put into the framed by 'the .members. Lunch was 'wed by, *'the hostesses. : ' • •. • Truck equipped with 2 pun", in . . • P sy stcrt$ to eliminate DANGEROUS product contamination and to insure EXACT 'MEASURE of gasoline Arid . fuel oils.. Automatic weather cottoned de1ive a of . heat- ing ori, • Products supplied and backed 1,y. est and largest Oil Compan"y. . Canada's rata Friendly :personalized . service. Accounts " locally. nus 1�and..e 15 , Yearn ettperienec in Luckirto • ,Art Always Look To imp Por The W. . trict� ,.