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° KINLOUGH,
,Mr. 'and Mrs. Beverley
(Bud).
Sutton have moved to their:
farm. near Langside. We regret
Losing this young couple from
*Ur. community.
Mr. and'• Mrs. John Coling of
Con. 4 Huron visited Friday
With Mr.' and Mrs. William Cox
and Rev. Penson Cox.
'Mr, Tom: Hodgins; who ' is a
patient in • Victoria Hospital,.
London is. ,making favourable
;,progress •' following. an operation
which he .underwent on Wed-
nesday.
Mrs. George •-Haldenby, enter-
.tained the W.A. at her' home on
Thursday ,afternoon. Mrs. 'Roy
.Schneller ..presided,' .The hymn,,
"0 Master let me walk with
• Thee" Opened the ' meeting,
prayers ' followed: Mrs. Heiden-
' by read the scripture> andeach.
member answered the roll ;call.
with the word' "Repent".
J. W. Ca1we11gave an .interest-
ing meditation and read a poem.
Minutes arid, business' followed.
The, Deanery Allocation was ac
cepted 'Mrs; Gerald' . iihody was
convener " and conducted. a Bible
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THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, " LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDI .' sDAy, : MAR. 16th, 1960
STHELENS
Mr. and 'Mrs., Gordon Mac-
Pherson attended the marriage
'of their nephew, Mr. • Wm. B y -
nerd and, 'MSS. Evelyn Donald
son at- Hawksbury, Quebec on
Saturday: They accompanied. Mr.
and Mrs. Sylvester Raynard. of
Ethel and also visited with Ft.
Lt. and Mrs. ' Keith . Black and
boys at .Ottawa. • • '
Mrs Lloyd Humphrey is a
patient in Victoria.. Hospital,.
Lendon. Her ,many friends nape
for 'a speedy • recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. "MacPher-
son . and Janet were in London
on. Sunday where Janet was
scheduled ` to undergo surgery at
:the. ` 'Children's War Memorial
hPospion tal on ;Ida.for MrsMac-fewhersremaina
days;
Mr.;, and Mrs., . Fred, McQuillin•:
were recent, visitors with Mr.,
and' Mrs • Carl..:Johnston and
family at Biuevale.
• • ' There were .10:' tables splaying
at the 'card party held at S.S. No.
3 . on Friday evening. Dorothy:
Taylor won the: first` prize for
the; ladies at • shoot and, Frank,
McQuillin ,: Was the winner for
the `men, ' The travelling .: shoot
prize was won by Ken Taylor:
High honors ' in euchre went ..to
Ted Redmond and Mrs. '; Tom
Webster • and . consolation prizes
to Steve •Noble. and.; Mrs.' Peter
Jefferson Who won the draw
when tied with Mrs. William.
Purdon. Prizes :for the euchre"
were • donated ';Iby Mrs., John
-Noble.
quiz. Others ' taking . -part m :in•
grawere Mrs, Howard Thornp-
son,'Miss May Boyle,.'Mrs. Gert -
,rude Walsh, Mrs. . Wm. Cox, krs..
Midford Wall, Mrs. George 'Hal
deaby, Mrs. Roy: Schneller: Miss
Edna, Boyle . had change of
"Hymn Time, when- each +nem=
:ber chose a hymn with • the
thought of the 'cross and then
each hymn was ;:sung..:The hymn'
"We've . a • story to :tell to the
Nations"' and sprayer closed the,
meeting..' Dain` refreshments
were"' ser"ved.- by the hostess and
her daughter ; Irs. Clare Spall-•.
ing. Mrs.Gertrude .Walsh . gave
the• courtesy remarks: •
Mrs. Norman E...:(Ted) '' Hald-.
eniby. who has :been a :patient, in
Victoria Hospital; .London; for
the past;• ,few weeks 'following , a
major' operation was 'able to• re-
turn Thome on, Thursday.
• A most:'pleasant evening:' was
Spent, in Kinlqugh. Orange • Hall
On Friday evening' when; rela—
tives , and ,friends planned , a . hap-
py , get-together: 'while Mr.. and
Mrs. George" ,Colwell are 'visit-
ing here`. arid `before their . return
'to Dawson Creek, British 'Colum-
bia.
Miss • • Eva .. Culbert and Mr
Lorne Culbert ` of 'Con. 10 Huron
and:.Mr. William Wall visited on
Sunday with Mrs. Archie:. SMC
Farian, and ' Spence
Mr. and Mrs. iCliris Shelton of
Hanover visited on Sunday : `with
friends here.
A number from ,here- attended
a reception . for/ Mr. and •'Mrs,•
•Donald Smith which was held at
Holyrood Hall on ,• Saturday
night. Ernest Ackert. read an ad-
dress and Jack 'Ackert made, the
presentation ' on behalf of the
community. •
Mr. and. Mrs.Bert Nicholson
and Evelyn, Allan and 'Lois visi-
ted onSunday with Mr. • and
Mrs. Rex Stewart at Millarton.
• Mrs. Frank Maulden enter-..
tallied ladies on Friday at
quilting.'' •
• The A.Y.P.A. had a most en -
j oyable skating ,Party on �Satur-
day evening at the Lucknow
Arena, Afterwards they • were
entertained at' the home of Mr.
and Mrs: Ross Irwin ,fora de-
licious lunch. • • .
Misses Erlma` and Sandra ercy
and •Barbara Murray, • essrs.
Gerald' Murray " and Hugh Lane
attended the' banquet and meet-
ing of the,'Bruce County Junior
Far-mer'rs and Junior Institute on
Saturday at Paisley.
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OBITUARY
MILS. WM..KNOX
This community was saddened
on Saturday morning, February
37th to learn of the sudden death
of • Mrs.,. William • G. Knox, aged.
66 years..
Mrs. Knox was. formerly Ida.
H. Barkley, youngest daughter of
the late John and Anna (Henry)
Barkley of 'Dungannon, and,
spent her early life in that to
cality.
She. taught in. Prosperity .and
Carlow schools' prion- to •going,
West in. 1916 to her brother's
home in Orinoco District, near
Limerick, Sask. After teaching
at Orinoco and Limerick schools
she was married to Wm. G.
R.nox in" December 1919. They
farmed for several years in Or-
inoco district . -Meanwhile .. resid-
ing . in Limerick.
• In 1957.they- retired to Assini-.
iboia, owing. to ,Mr. Knox's un-
paired health.
- Mrs. Knox was ; a • faithful
member of the United Church, a
life member of the W.M.S. and a
Member of the W.A.
Besides • her husbwnd, she is
survived by two sons, Jack.. and
Murray both; farmers of Lithe -
rick district, . also :one daughter,
Maureen of :the Prairie Christian
Training Centre' at Fore • Qu Ap-
pelle and 2 : grandchildren. A.
little daughter; Madeline passed
away in 1927 at the age of.two
years.
Two sisters '. survive, Mrs. it.
Gardner and Mrs. Joseph Cobbe
of Assiniboia, Sask.
Mrs. Knox was a fine example
ofa real Christian, and loved by
all who, knew her.. "Aunt tda"
will be sadly missed by her
CULROSS CORNERS
On
Tuesdayevening the 4-H'.
club. girls met at the home of
Mrs. Raynard Ackert. Officers
elected were ;President, Elaine
Meyers; Vice President, ' Elda
Will; "secretary, Barbara Mur-
ray; treasurer, Corabelle Thomp-
son; Pres. -Rep., Beverley Wall..
..1*s. Ackert dictated notes on
-dishwashing-,and • cleanliness..
Barbara Murray demonstrated
measurements and Mrs. Frank.
Thompson made biscuits. `There.
were seven girls present, Cora -
belle Thompson thanked . the
:hostess. The next meeting will.
be held .. at , the : home of , Mrs.
Frank Thompson.
Mr. Tom Hodgins ' is hospitali-
zed in London having undergone
surgery. .
Mr. and Mrs: Alex Whytock
were dinner guests Sunday, 'of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Whytock
and :family, Wingham.
many nephews and neices as
well as by. a host of. friends.
Rev. J. Heatherinton who con-
ducted
on
ducte d the. funeral services in.
Trinity United.Church; Lime
,rick, on March 1st, spoke elo-
quently .from St Paul's text,
"For. me . to live is Christ but to
die is •gain .'>
Friends ' /and relatives were
,present from Regina, Fort Qu
Appelle, Moose Jaw .and Assini-
boia.
The burial Was in Hillcrest
Cemetery, Limerick,. with Ross
Undertakers' in : charge '
The pallbearers ` were six .nep
hews:' William and• John Cobbe,
Wilbur Barkley, • George, Knox,
Arthur ' Sinclair and Melvin
• Headrick.'
Mrs.; Ted Haldenby has' re-
turned home from London Hos-
pital. ,
Mr, James Hodgins, and .little
daughter flew home from; Van-.
couver and is with- his mother,
Mrs: Tom Hodgins..
'The community' was well re-- •
presented at the John Deere Day
in Teeswater, Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Brown and Reg ac- .
companied. by Mr. and Mrs, John
Schumacher motored to Cooks-- •
ville on, Friday'. The ladies re-
mained in the city, spending the
week -end with Miss Ellen .Mc-:
Bride and other relatives. •
Mr. and ' 1VIrs, Don Robertson
and family,. Georgetown, • spent'
the wg,ek-end at thehome of her •
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Schumacher. Little Dianne Rob-
ertson remained' for a visit with.
her ,grandparents..
Old Blackie the crow has r.e-,
turned to the community. ,Seems'.
like .a welcome ` sign •of spring.
.Mr. :and Mrs. James Wraith
spent Sunday evening with. Mr.
acid MAlex . Whytock. .
.Mr. and Mrs. •Mprley Wall and.'
fanr}ily.. visited . Sunday with Mrs.
R. Whitehead, Teeswater.
The community extends syin.`
pathy to ' Mr. Clayton Meyer 'and.
relatives in the death at Haml-
.ton ; of • his mother, Mrs.. Meyer.
• BORN
OSBORNE—At • Kincardine Gen- .,
eral' Hospital, March 4th, 1960,
to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osborne,
A.R. 6, •' • Lucknow, ..a daughter,
Joyce Anne.
MacMILLAN - , In Hotel Dieu
Hospital, St;. Catharines, 7. on
March 13th, to Mr. and Mrs.
James MacMillan, a son, a bro-
ther for David and Joseph.
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Shepherds, maybe. Not this lovely lady. Her mind -
is, still and quietbecause it is free of problems."
Family all bedded down safely with nothing on the ,horizon to
threatenthe security of their small world. Certainly not
money • problems not since' she insisted on
building .up a safe reserve of savings at
"My Bank". Pleasant dreams are built on.
such tranquility. Are yours?
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