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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-07-25, Page 8.PAIG4 THE LUCKNOW SENTINIfflo„ LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JLY 25th, orne Farris Died !Suddenly. The sudden death, of Mrs. Lorne Fattish on Thursday, July 5Th,' saddened this comunity where she has been a, lifelong and high- ly esteemed resident, Mrs. fattish had ibeen briefly hospitalized at Alexandra General and Marine Hospital • in iGoderiah, :where her death occurred Unexpectedly, She was in her 60th year. Mrs. Farrish was the former Beatrice Irene Stein, daughter of Andrew Stein and Sarah-Loheacli and was born in East Wawanosh Township on April ' 14th, 190.1, On Selatember 20th, 1922, ,she • Ili 1 Married Lorne Parrish of Ash-• • field and they 'fanned rn that. Township until moving to Luck- villailest houses paint you can buy! •4 ' 4 • Trutone gives lasting extra • whiteness , • • D'oesn't yellovV • • • One coat•beats-any, kind • • otweather • •• 4 -Year protection saves'work • And money • •.Available in 3. types; • • • Trutone White Trutorie, Self -Washing White, , Trutone Trim White , . . • . • inlay ecivratcors C -I -L Paints — Wsdlpapers — Floor Coverings Phone 218, Lucknow Chepley cleared $1014 from. - banquet held at the time of • Prime. Minister Diefenbaker's 'visit to that town. The 'proceeds went to the artificial ice fund which now stands at $16,000, with an objective of $25,900. now a few. years ago. , The funeral service Was held at the Johnstone Funeral' Home in Lucknow on Sunday, July eth, conducted by Rev." JL W. Strapp of Lucknow United Church of which Mrs'. Fattish was. a mem- ber! , • • •• Interment was . in Greenhill VPYnetery, the pallbearers being , Wm. Purdon, Wilfred ' Haines, Jack meponagh, Bower Farrish, . David McLeod, Robert Parrish. • Besides her' huSbandi Mrs. • Far- rish is survived by- one dtatighter, • • Mrs. Gordon Walters (Winnifted) of • GOderiCh; . fur tons, Jack, GeOrge and Earold ,Of Lucknow and Donald of. Ashfield;; two sis- ters, .Mrs. Fraser (Laura) Pater- son of ,London, Mrs. Harvey ACP ler of,lianesville in •Asidield; one brother, Lloyd Stein of Alberta and; 10 . grandchildren. Mrs. J DeJong was transfer--• • red • from Wingham. Hospital to ' London last week.: She has been. hospitalized or several weeks wi a ac injury. Murray MacKinnon underwent a ' tonsilleCtornY . in Wingham- Hospital on Moriday. . . COnnie and Heather MacKen- zie • are ,holidaying With their grandparents at jExeter. Mr., and Mrs. Elgin .Johnston, 'Robert and iGraeme , of Wingham; visited Sunday evening. with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie and boys. • Mr, arid Mrs. Ross MacDonald • f.o• Ka ks ta and. Mitt Joan pus MacDonald of: Toronto are Vada- tioning at their.. surnmer11.-Mr7e;, Clandonald, A family' reunion is ibe held again this year on Civic Holiday week -end. .• .The hanilet SaltfOrdi 'is A victim • of • the neW bridge at •• GOderich.. Now off' the highWaY. and •with the old bridge dis- mantled, severing a direct link pOderidi,, •the. two general stores at .Saltford are finding • • . • . a sharp drop-off in business. SO • much so that Toni .MOrris. finds • • his gas pumps taken out,' the out- side pop, cooler removed, a to- •: bacco sign • taken . down :and prospeett • of a telephone. pay booth being ; removed.. • 1. Wiarton Merchants do not obserVe • • the Wednesday half holiday during:JulY and August. It .Your .SubsOriptiOn Renewed? ,KINLOS$' ,„ •.1V1r; and Mrs. Evan Keith, •Brian, 'Sandra and Murray ;have • been enjoying • a •• three-week. Motor trip to We.stetri Canada. Miss, Catharine MacKenzie • of ' Toronto isvisiting, at the: 'home. of Mr, and Mrs. Tom MacKenzie, Mr. • and Mrs, Allan MaCIntyte left last Tuesday on .a -trip- to Alberta, • •• • Miss' Janie Needham of Cor- unna spent last. week with Mr. and ' Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall, Allan and Grace... OLIVET NEWS - 1. • • • • July 18th "Mr. Charles Sniith of Wing - ham *'ho attended the Seventy- third- anniversary ,services .on Jury 1st, has never 'ratted' an . - Mina Graham Closes Miiiitiory Shop After 49 Years At , Chillicothe . Ohio TII:11eY 'CAnnilleiliciaothilweldsGelaplz::net: ; b• y ---8,,h.ar111',.5,:',Ost.isoco611:osepa.rricis.iuxfp-idv.eathyedaw,ysehskpantdo time 'clahling" for a 'gal' to call ° [Prior to' coming to ChilliCothe inery 617 years?" it quits after working with mill- 1.,IViisfpieirrisysl:ts; jri.a,oGlbfIroilarlifolimpwhsviroohwuiwena.rsese.eckwesmha.s;ePHlionowywe,saedosv4etit::: "Don't you think it's about • 8' a.m. to 10 p:rit. on Saturdays, Canada, Her •••• out her store, ,known aNinTinsshoua tnMc announced tthGi Tta h sahme ' wi 21' a:s1Pssti nhhgee sheget . ro el amna. ii:a:d Then wienno p;hrleenasr;is vo:r;jetaidi — a land rn„ark at. 1.113 S, Pa, int Graham Millinery for 41 Years S t " „ - it hh e340ebvlasesrtainl beingin e' arliPehti.laddaeylpshioa as Miria to her friends and many C.hillicothe Ohio bh:ircir6ear:here weaepiree .3r7:11aernree,:ay.ietted,:dabyh.. has reduced prices, of• her stock. of her customers, Miss Oraham ' e.wahsycae;oaleolymtaiiiniinteb.resmn,dy, oilit just Sturdy and robust and, known . !before June ends, . I.. The 7ialvtie*re-hoafire°dn'tarnliIinr is GrAahndanlaevsearyss. sh:e would ehoole. plans to sell the stores iixturs • garments and hosiery., Se also of . millinery, : womewss i."16uncclainer'e .ipipeiriini,,,it • and dworhittohliess aelrp.oidthh,,att rsehee. aandkattilviee '1.oafs.tiffatinediulPywo'unPgePistt:ivii gioe itsainalel. overtrade again. if she s hit:" d hat: _ - .• . . omrnend you—millinery was big •business ,then; believe me," Miss btog.ysC*hainlidieoftihvee..ginir.lsAugust, 1u13 a family of 10 •chikdren sit o. .operate (oDnepht.e.r•soowren.): Ththee. hat ....department at , the. NOrvell „ always. Iovmeids.swoGrrkaihnag in' w, withiwho":cthaia: • In this modern age. of hailess iswomseeerin; on the street • 'th ' "topper", - Norvell Co:-, : and is • now . 'Nor - gore later became he W. M. known. : for herfrankness, mks. yells. '' .•'thank God, most of them still r . miss Graham' enjoyed her work i.veartcowhats ,nl to,,tchiuorucghh.„ the . there, but in 1921, '.the oppor- • But 3 e . a rs , . tunity to. purchase :her present' many •hew customers have joined business came when Mr.: and the older ones, some of whom Mrs. C. A. Martin (now deceas_ 'she'can bOast of serving from. ed), • decided to sell out. . • the time 'she. started ..in"busiriesS. ,. . • , , Now "Lost Art" . Shoppers always have found Millinery . was big business trip bran& of millinery among when • Miss Graham learned to..Miss Graharres stock. More than design arid,trim hatt for milady- 'that,' the majority of them found hospitality, •particularly Fier sis- ter-Altriisans, Her shOp has been Headgear .67 years ago was all dorie by ''hand—it., WaS a trade. "Now, it is ' a lost art," she, headquarters for the local club opines. '. . . . .alinost • since . its organization in More than a half -Century ago,. 19t. —... zo "I'll see you at Mina'sor. widow's veils ' were in vogue ,we'll all meet "first at Mina's or arid they were one Of Mitt Gra- . leave . it at 'Mina's . and I'll pick ham's specialtieS. It teak ingen, it up,' are. ' familiar phrases niversary services in this church. .oity to--d-rape-he--7wid We , hope he will be spared to . join 'in celebrating many More properly. ,Just as an „artist „needs. --- a model' to produce a good paint. ,anniversaries.• . • . ' . ' . . ing, the Widow in that eta "pos- Mr. Walter Dexter was 'soloist .ed • to have 'her long veil. 'met - n Sunday in the United Church, Next Sunday the service will be in charge of Mr. Lester Ferguson, of Riversdale.. • •• Miss Jessie .MacCharles • of •Ripley visited at' •the. week -end witli,,Mr. 'and Mrs. Sandy Mac - 'Charles' and family, , '., Mrs. Duncan 'MCC'allurn and encl. guests of Mrs. 'Elmer lOs. •borne' ' and:: family. ' MissTrudy "Henning of Bramp..- • . . . ton is .vititing with. her grand- .•. . parents , Mr, and 'Mrs. Howard HEATING Oat- GASOLINE OTHER FARM PRODUCTS • Sunday •'visitors with Mr. and • Mrs, Ray Hamilton and family. prenticeship was served and she Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Million and Kenneth of Goderich were ieglously draped, to enhance appearance. during ,the one or pe,ripcl of mourning. • • • $5 a 'Top, Price • "In those , clays you made. a hat .practically on the head. The. highest Priced hat :was only $5; but there Was value, don't forget •that. The best m velvets, silks at—'7"di -ribbons, pinsiinpOrted-imported- ers were used to 'fashion them,", 1Vriss Graham • recalls. , Learning• . the trade wasn't, easy either. Nine months • apprentice - •ship was requir'ed and meant no salary at all. Miss Graham • walked 1%, miles from het home to the shop , in Lucknow and carried her lunch. Once the •ap- •Mrs. Donald 1VlacTavish enter- was' full fledged, ' the salary among Altirusans. • • • Sure Miss • Graham . con - /tinge • to , live In . Chillicothe. "Where else •'clothling' after, ,19 years?'' she asks. • • • FORMER -LUCKNOWOF WEU • AT: WALKERTON . ReVetena R. R. Conner, Rock- vvoad- •officiated at a double -ring ceremony In an all white Candle- light :setting in St. Paul's .1..inited -ehurchifWa lke rto Dale Elizabeth: Cunningham and Stephen.. James ,Carnegie ex- changed' wedding "vkw.s.: :The bride is the daughter ',9f mr. and Mrs.. Chester Cunningham of Walkerton and' the groom is the son of Mi.: and•Mrs., James Carn- egie .:Of. Walkerton and formerly of .LucknOW. • . • After • a wedding trip to Banff •Mr. and Mrs. Carnegie will take tamed on Saturday honour° of. added up to. "a niere Pittance" up residefiCe.: ill Kitchener: , . . daughter Jeanie's birthday, ' : . ,•. • Congratulations • are in order • for Mr. and Mrs, Robert Osborne on the birth of a daughter,. and for Mr. and Mrs. .4.11an 1ViatTav- ish who also have a new datigh- 1 . • Misses Janet arid. Joanne Ila- rniltOn are, 'holidaying this week With Mr; and Mrs: .Duncan 'Mil- lion , in Godetich. • . • Mr. 'and Mrs: Alex MaCTavish. and Beth ` and Barbara, ,Jeanie ' and Margaret enjoyed a : motor •trip • thrdugh Tobermory,. Sault Ste, 'Marie,across to Michigan .and back home via Port Huron, Mr.: Williani McGuire who it • being treated in hotpital in Iron - don is, improving, in, health, - Mr. and Mrs. George IlOstraw7. ter and Richard of :Kitchener visited on Wednesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mae-. Tavish and. family. ' Mittes Marie Hatnilion and• . Helen White and MTS. White Sang asa tri d on Simday in the United :Church when: Mr... Les4 guest speaker,• . „•l', f ` t MEMORIALS 'Unsurpassed in . Beauty arid Value MORRIS o •• GRANITE . And IVIARBLE WORKS • • Representative • A. Ross MacLennan Fib... 51 ••••-• Kincardine tier Ferguson of RiVertdale. was .• Tit BEAVER is one of the most.industribus of animals. . • Retails with loving care on the construction.ofea home fOr his family. • Beavers mate for life, and their homes • , • • ate built with an eye to permanent use. • • • • „ • : Whent man builds or buys a home, he, too, likes to • • ' feel that it is permanent. For it is at home that the family .develops roots and friendships Safeguarding the home for the family -is but wig 9f Sun Lite's many services for the security and protection al yourself and those you love. Let me tell you about these services Words mumbled over your head R.R. 2, 1:;111cliNOW 1)0.11e. 'WI/44m 711`'w*4 j .Kih ahan, . "Just think 'of it!" exclaimed,• a romantic newaywed.. "A few and you're married," „ •••• • "Yes," answered the cynic, ;aonudr salerpewanwdoyrdo,us,rine tithinyboirectdi.n AS.'SbR7CE OCOM..f'ANY OF CANA17•.c,,,,