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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-08-02, Page 15VEDNESDAY, AUG.. '2nd, 1961 After. d sse.. . erth' J . D..L LE ILnFL eISIC K. Death .came on Friady; July uly 14. 961 . to William John David 11 hick at, his home , in ,Aahfield aw i after ..a long 'illness. nsh.p ,Mr, Elphick was born in Green- ck k Township, • County .of Bruce . n October lath,. 1903. Afterat- ending s'chool at :Pinkerton and corking atvarious blacksmith hops he bought'and operated his awn :business.. in Pinkerton ,as,. hrell: as. a farm on: the outskirts` f the •village. It ' was at , that ime •that he met and . married. hiss Verna Leeson of Kinloss rho devotedly cared for.him dur- ng a long • and distressing illness- hat llness-hat dates back to last December,. hien •he entered. hospital in Lon - ,on for treatment. While at Pinkerton, Mr. Elphick ,While the mail for several years rom the Post Office too Pinker on Station. Sixteen years ' ago the Elphick amily .moved • to the former Jas. MacDonald farm on Highway 86 t Paramount, •five miles' west of .ucknow. While operating the arm Mr: Elphick continued. to. ilacksm'th, and had the,' distinc ion of ,being one of the few re- naming active blacksmiths in the listri'ct, 'His services were much a demand and -he ''was actively ngaged upuntil he entered the: Lospital for treatip.ent. He was . a member of the Can- dian Order of 'Foresters at, Pink-' THE LUC .NOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO; 'PAGE FIFTEEN erton' for thirty-two years.' The funeral was in charge of .the . MacKenzie Memorial chapel with the, sse.r.vice held at the ,El- phick home on July, 17th, con-cluc- tedaby Rev. M, ,Brooks of Pink .: er'ton; Anglican Church . in, ' the absence of his. pastor, 'Rev:: Wil- fred Wright of St:, Peter'sChurc'h, Interment was in •' Greenhill Cemetery, the pallbearers; 'being PO ; McIntosh, Walter Dexter, Ptobe,rt Hamilton, William, 'gar- land, Gordon Pinkerton, L1oy,d. Pinkerton: Nephews ,acted as: flowerbaearers. • •Mr.; Elphick is survived .by his widow; two daughters, Mrs. Bud Hamilton (Josephine) of Luck- now, Mrs. Bill Smith (Irene) of Toronto; . three sons, David of Huron, Township. and. Ken and Harold of; Ashfield Township. Surviving also are one sister,' Mrs; joe Fitzimmion; three brothers, Bert, Jim and Carol. and .7 grand- children. OBITUARY • MRS. LUCY 'SWAN Funeral . service' was .conducted on Sunday, ' July 23rd, for Mrs. Lucy Swan, who passed away in, ' Clinton on . ,Thursday,; •. July 20th. Service was. from the Ball and. Mutch'funeral home, Clinton, Ilk the Rev. Grant L. Mills, mini- ster of Ontario-' Street United. Church. Interment' Was in Green- hill Cemetery, Lucknow. Mrs'. Swan was born in .Hul- lett Township on October 29th, 1886, daughter . of the late ,'Fred •I- ekwood''and , Mary ,Jane Fol land. She married Joseph `Wm,'. Swan who predeceased. her. She had lived in Lucknow ,,area,' before moving to Clinton. 32 years ago. . .Survivingare two sons,Harold. P.. Swan Clinton, and J.. Clarence Swan, Kitchener;, three :daugh-, 'ters, Mrs. George E, (Helen),,POt,-: ter; Mrs..' Harold' (Pearl) Squire; Mrs, M. (Jean), 'Maguire, ail of Clinton; • CoIiin;'s. • Held iPeeI"County The 5th annual Collin's reunion took place • at the home of 'Bob and. ' Olive Ackroyd . 'in Peel. County. This reunion takes in the de- cendants of the 'late Henry and Agnes" Collins of Purple Grove, namely in the Needham's, the Collin's and Ackroyd:s, 'the, Malt= by's and the C arruther's. There. Were Yong tables and seats . toaccommodate the one hundred relatives .who' gathered and whose relationship is thatof. cousins, nieces, nephews,; aunts,. uncles, grandmothers, grandchil- dren, great grandchildren; great aunts and great "uncles. The only great grandmother in attendance was. Mrs.: Margaret E. 'Carruthers of Lucknow and the only one present 'whose. maiden: name was Collins. , . After singing`' Grace, everyone ner, Qne of the .big attractions. for the young, frys was the lovely largeswimming pool that • B'o b and Olive ' had installed . some time ago: it wasjust the :answer for such a hot day and the child,. ren really had a good afternoon, • The men showed their skill at pitching horse -shoes: and a ball' game: The rest enjoying them- selves •at 'contest, • sports and best:', of all just the friendly chat. When the hands onthe clock pointed to 5:3,0 everyone was either gone or , going. On their way home quito a number stop- ped at the home -of Mr. $r Mrs. W. J, S. Fisher,, Georgetown and. had; another .meal spread out on the lawn which made a, nice end ing to a wonderful: afternoon: ' • RETURN FROM MOTOR TRIC' TO WESTERNCANADA Mr. and Mrs. Everett Finnigan .returned. home Saturday night from an enjoyable holidaymotor trip through Northern Ontario •and. the Canadian. West proceed- . ng° as' far as Vancouver and Vic - lona. , Their . travels •later took. themnortherly in British Colum- bia; on .the new Trans -Canada Highway' to Prince George and. RQUSS E U TEAI IELD; Mrs. Peter Carter' entertained. Monday night, July 24th ,fit a. Trousseau Tea. held for, herr daughter,; Eleanor Jean, whose marriage took place . in Walker- ton, July .29th.. The guests. were welcomed, by- the bride's mother and the groom's mother and the brido-elect ,The lovely gifts and trousseau were displayed by Mrs.. Earl Mortimer, .Mrs., Delbert lied - ley andr (Liss Marlene:Carter. Mrs, Ronald Bapp was in chargeof the guest book. Mrs. Harvey Reddon, Mrs. Ira Kreuger and Mrs. George Carter were .waitresses. Mrs. ,A1 - vin Litt and Mrs. Michael Willie ' assisted iii the lunch room. Mrs:' Emily Donaldson presided at the .Tea table. Friends attended. from Lucknow,' ' Holyrood, Wingham, Walkerton, Atwood, and Crediton. ZELM. PICNIC o The annual Helm picnic was' held on Saturday, 'July 29th . at L Kincardine; • Theren were e r72' members Pre- sent., Mr. and. 'Mrs. Roy Hawley,. Oshawa carne' the farthest dis- tance. Mrs, Alex Hackett Sr. was the• eldest one present: , ' Mrs. Lorne Woods,. as • presi- dent, .conducted the business, part •of the program. Mrs. Beryl Hun Dawsori Creek, • . They ' motored,. ter, Sec. Treas., read the minutes. down • through the Peace River Election of .the new officers took`- district to Jasper. -Park and Banff, (place as follows; Mr.. Grant Helm visiting the, Columbia •Icefie'lds of Tiverton, president; Mr. Jim and other points of interest'. At McKay of. Paisley :Secretarytrea Calgary ;.they attended. the Stam surer. • pede, Making . the return trip , . 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