The Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-06-05, Page 6•
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NGANNON
•The annual memorial service
at the Dunganrio'n Ceanetery
"be held Sunday, June 30th. • ER. ,ev.
N. L. -Gostonyi 'be ;the spa.=
ker< assisted' 'by the other ,local.
clergy.',
Mr. 'and Mrs Win. Ritchie and
'heir .daughter.. MTs. Robt. Ir--
v.in, Mr. Robert Irvin and Betty
visited, Mrs:.' Ruth Mulhol •land,
.Clinton on. Sunday. r '
Mr:: and • Mrs. Ross '' Weaver,
Bidgetownspent the . weekend.
With': the former's brother,' Mr.
Glen Weaver, wife and family:
;,Mrs. Cora Hughes and, friend
Mrs..' Elsie; : Stiles of , Toronto
spent. the Weekend with 3VIrs.
Mary' Errington' and other rel.
atirves. •.'° . ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul, Henderson-
and little darughter Heather of
Hamilton :spent "a few . days with'
her parents Mr and Mrs. Har-
vey Alton.
Mr. and Mrs. `Fred Young;, and
family;.:. visited 'Sunday with Mr
and. Mrs. Harold Chase and fam-
ily, ' Goderich '
Charles Young, nertsboy '-for
London Free Press : and = a -diis-
, tributor . for the Dungannon area
enjoyed an outing, as their guest
on Saturday.'' 'A .group of ` boys:
in the same caipacity " as, 'repre-
sentatives were taken by car :to
.London and were shown. all thru
. the :Press .rooms , and then to
Springbank park for lunch:. •In
• , the :afternoon : the • boys were.
. > taken :,for an aeroplane : ride,
flying• over these parts and then
for suwpper in. a London Rest-
aurant; and •were •brought ibaek
again 'by scat . ,.Charles or '"better
known as `SCluick will put it
down as` -,a ,red letter day • in his
life.
Visitors with ,Mrs. Aoner.
Morris at ` the week -end', were
Mr. 'and • 'Mrs. 'Russel. Drennan,
Brig! is . ' Grove, Mr., ;..and :Mrs.
Anderson 'Mugford, :.London.
Visitors' with Tom and Mary,'
.Rivett • on. ,'„Sunday . were MTs
Mary: Errington of ; the `'village:'
•Mrs.Cora Hughes and .Mrs El.
sie Stiles. of -'Toronto,: Mr. ;and
Mrs. Victor.
Gordon':un so '
S 'p •C ' :bl Ann .,
Paul; .Mrs. Gordon.' Stewart 'and:
Sharon of 'G•oderich., .
Recent visitors With Mr::' and
Mrs. Gordon ::;Finnigan; ,were:
aunts; Mrs. Lillian A. 'Reid,- Top -
onto '
or-onto'and Mrs. Ella Alton,.-Wsnig•
-
ham:
:' Mrs. John; Falls' visited last
week with her daughter, aVIrs.
'Wilbur , Hopkins,. Milton, : return-
ging to the R. J .Durnin residence
on` Sunday.
Mr. and.. Mrs. James Wilson;
Mt.'and `and Mrs. •;Tom Webater and
Mrs; -Bessie-Stewart, as a_:_motor_
party spent ,-the week end: with
relatives inToronto.,
• 'Mr. and Mrs:' Will G. 'Reid '8i
on : Jack; -visited for the' week-
endwith their :son,- Mr. `Douglas',
Reid 'and. 'Mrs. Reid. As a ' cli-
max of their, visit they' saw.
Douglas off ',on a'plane from
Malton on a `business; .trip •y to
New .. York.
Mr, and Mrs. Leonard 'Ritchie
IPLEY MEAT MARKET
Custom Butchering
• Mondays: Hogs, $2.00in by 4:00 p.m.
Cutting and Wrapping, 2c pound
CATTLE, CALVES 'and LAMBS EVERY : DAY,
EXCEPT SATURDAY
We Do 'Curing and Smoking ... Beef, Porgy�k and Lamb..
ic
Sold Whole, Half or uarter, . . For' -Better Service,'
And, wer ' Pric'es Call Ripley 100,,
Chas. -tooisma, Prop. . '
MONUMENTS
For sbund counsel and• a fair price on a. monument
correctly ' designed from quality.. material, rely' on
*ELTON MEMORIALS
r,' "Walkerton
Pat O'Hagan, Prop:
Established'' Over Sistty Year
Phone' 881.0234
Beloved Kiitough.
Lady Passes
MRS. JOHN W. COLWELL •
Death' came suddenly on Sun*
day; morning, (May 26it'h, ' at St.
Joseph's, Hospital,. London, to'
Mrs. John W.• Colwell, a ,belov
ed and well known resident of.
this area,; where she had spent
a long, useful and happy rlife-
time; of 85 years. Mrs. Colwell's
birthday `'preceded • her death by
only tw.o days,
• Despite ' her 01.14-octogenariain
'statlus, she . was' remarkably arc-
tive and mentally ..alert; .'Nand it
Was ,always a cheery experience
to, meet and tank ,with her;
On Thursday, May 23rd she
had attended the Bruce Deanery
�
meeting. at Bervie. Her d'aug'hter,.
+Mrs. Mason, Was spendinge
night with her, rking iprepara-
tions for a birthday party family
gathering o1 • Friday, May 24th.
•About •<11:30' that `evening Mrs.
Colwell suffered a ` fall result-`.
in; in ; a fractured femur. Mrs.
'Colwell was taken to Kincar
dinehospital on friday morning:'
and from there to St. Joseph's
hospital, London, where she
underwent surgery to ,have' • the,
ifraetured. hiip bone set. Sty *as
early evening •.when: she • teak -li-
ed to,°,her .hospital room. 'She;
spext` a restful night, • but suc-
cumbed suddenly to a heart
seizure about 8:00 o'clock Sun-
day. Morning. ' .
Mrs. Colwell was' the former,
!Bella ..'Moore; `daughter • of Geo.
Moore and Agnes, Wardrop. of
Greenock .Township. The favi ly
Mane, was on. 'theighway east
of Kinloss 'Village ,where .Bella
was born on May. 24th, ".1678.
•
For most of . theirmarried
life Mrr:. and Mrs.: `Cohwell'' resid
ed on Concessio;10,, Kinloss, on
the.. farm. which they bought
from: the late , Ed ; Hodgins. Mr.
Colwell had previously • been in
business' at • Kinlough. for - a
time , 4
•
Mr. •Colwell died .'on January
1st, 1950, and Mrs Colwell
shortly moved - to , Kinlough
-where she. , 'head; .since.. resided
Roy. Graham took over ..the Col-
well farm, on the :Tenth..
The remains ;rested .at "the•
MaoKenzie-•;Memorial; Chapel in
Lucknow;, where a huge throng
gathered to pay,' their respects
end . extend, sympathy to,.the:, be-
reaved. •
• "AtKinlough Anglican 'Church,
where.. :Shp lad long ',been-. a
faithful and devoted rneinber„ of
the ihhurch • : of Ascension, the.
funeral service was held on
Tuesday, May 2ath,., conducted
by Rev; ,Canon R. W., Stump,
Interrn.ent :ryas in Greenhill Ce -
m etery .,the 'pallbearers being
Delbert Hedley, .:Richard
'Cosh, Robert Forster, ,Roy,:
stet; Ray Gliders,. Gordon, , Pat
•terson
Mrs Gorlwell ,is" survived by
three' • daughters, Mrs: Ardill
Mason '(Gladys), Mrs..'Don 'Mc-
and her mother, ' Mrs. ,Albert•
Alton were recent visitors /With*
Mr'. and 1Vfrs:' Gordon' Finnigan.
Miss Dolly •Suplat .and 1VIx:
Gordan Kerr visited on Sundray
-with Mr.„ and Mrs: Alvin Kerr,
Goderioh. On Saturday, visitors
were Mr; and 'Mrs. William
'Ruddock, Goderich.
HOLDING • SPECIAL
SERVICES ' AT 'QST: MARYS
� IUg!liteISR USUri I*UUI*t /I$EAUU/ISUUR/OINUnIU
SEE' : the ..„.
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Featuring
The HURON
'COUNTY
•Dairy Princess
Competition
Wingham Area, .June 6, 7, 8
ThuNd.uy, • Friday
"Joining Rural and Urban Ontario"
Ra• U.an miiiUaUaaa■■Uiisaiiimi aunima nm
Cosh (Annie),, . Mrs. • Walter For-
ster • (Isabelle).. allof,'• Huron.
Township, and two sons;; !George'
of •Groundbirch, B.C'., and Currie'.
of Kinloss Township '
' She is survived also: by b one
:
sister,: • Mrs. Wm." (e etta)
Bushell. of. q..ucknow; 25 ' d
•children.. :and 17 ,:great rand-.
children
Besides her husband . Mrs. Col -,1
well was predeceased . by a
daughter;. Mrs.. Mervin Hedley
(Annetta) . on April 21st, 1943:
SAUGEEN LIFE MEMBEES:
HELD ,MONTHLY : MEETING
The . regular monthly .meeting
of .the •';Saugeen Life ;U,nderWrit
ers Association ' was held•' , in
Walkerton, ' May 24th, With a
50% ' attendance.: David.' Carru-
thers L.L.B: ,of Grant: and Car-
ruthers; Walkerton, was formal -
ay : introduce -d by Rod Helwig.
1V1r. .Carruthers : outlined his 'ac-
tivities ' before coming to • Wal=
,kerion and gave . a very, 'interest
ing' and ,,inf&rrmati�ve 'talk on; `one
phase of '• "Estate ; .Planning."
Clarence Thompson thanked Mr.
Carruthers; and•:welcomed hrin to
Walkerton; ,.•
Perc. 'Pentland. .inquired. -how
many plates .`should Abe prepared
.for the 'next ineeting,:.to be held
•at Pere. Pentland's cottage, at
Pike 'Say, and it •was,_ felt be.
,tween: 22 and 25 would bei suf-
ficient. ,Tlie ;time of the dinner
was :set • at 5:30 or . 6 ,o'clock.
ELE
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IVIr. and •Mrs. 'Fred Mequillin
attended, the'bapttismal; service in
'Kitchener en Sunday when 'J'ill
'CARS• -. TRUCKS ' T ACTON
LAWNMOW • S- WELDING
Ellen, :daughter af'. Mr. `:and.
Barry' McQuillin; a' was ehrisl
ed. Also attending,. was•:the
great • grandrmother,`; :Mrs.. J
Miller:
'..Mrs. Frank '1VIcQuililin
Mrs:'Carl. Johnston _ of Blue\
attended their -class reunions
St'ratiford • on Saturday.' .
Just a reminder . of •the W.I.
.Thursday at 2:30 un the ` H
This. is :the grandmother's:
ing, '.
4-.
Several --ladies attended
District ' Annual meeting of 1
in
Dungannon on Thursday. '1
Miss Gladys ,MacDonald, ,1
2, ,Lucknow; is attending:.
Bruno School of Hair Design
London.
Thedeath of Pope .Jahn XK.III '
has caused • universal mourning
around. the world: .
• ' Locally special services are
,being., ,held at :St. Marys Roman
Catholic Church in Lucknow+
lVM.ei'inibers of the .c athOlic. Worn.
'en's 'League held` a special ser-
vice on Tuesday . evening ,when
prayers were said for the Pope
Ono 'Friday ' evening a , special
:innass. *rill (be held at. St, Marys.,.
ZiQN-
Harold , Gardner of Hamilton
spent `the week-endvisiting
Luoknow' .arid' district relatives.
Mr, and Mrs, Ken Laidlamf of`
London spent Saturday visiting
in the district;
THE, ALASKA BROWN BEAR is the biggest meat -eating•
animal in the world, often attaining a height of ten feet when
he rears up on his hid legs. Like all bears, the
'brownie' hibernates in winter.Soon after the first
snow falls, he -finds a caveor a deep shelter under an over-
hanging ledge
ver=bangingledge of rock. There hecurls up' and sleeps until spring.
The bear 'retires' for several months every year,
sustained by the fat stored in his body. When
human beings retire, however, they don't receive ;the same
' help from Nature. They turn instead to life
insurance. Nothing,. can make a man's retirement ears more
financially ,� ...
n ncially secure than a portfolio of Sun Life policies
tabled to his requirements, Let me tell you how. " r
Wm, J. Kinahan
iQ.R.
20. LUCiIKavW • -Phone Wingbam: 7174-w4 ..
SUN :LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA