HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-03-30, Page 13wEnnSIDAY, MAR.. 30th, 1960
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO '
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limigamomminlianIniPillialRlitionfilinnilliiinnillinglenlian -ABRAHAM BLITZSTE* . •/-
a . lb•PASSED AWAY IN. TORONTO
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The death of Abraham Mitz-
■
i a stein ocCurred on Wednesday,
.• a
a • of .last Week at the 13aycrest
• • a Hospital in •Toronto. The Blitz-
. us
•
it is stein family are well reinem-
a bred - by many in Lucknow
la where the • father ran, a dry
• •• la goods and men's wear • business
a
a for, several years, oFiginally as
■
• me Mendelsohn and Alitzstein. Then
a for several years,:' "Abe," as he,
•a•
■ Was Popularly known • ran. his
•• •own business, until they ' moved
a
■ to Toronto upwards of thirty-
five a .c:-...
years ago, ' ' , ' ,
E
a Mr. • Blitzstein would be, we
•
. think, in his 89th year. He at-
a tended the Centennial in 1958,,
a
a and had a wonderful time meet-
• iv log' old friendsarid' viewing fa-
st,
. a 'Mbar landmarks in. the Village.
• •• which was hone, to he and Mrs,
a
. a •Blitzstein.' in the years. while
: a their family was growing Alp.
a
• . ' His • wife predeceased him...
•a SurviVing • are two daughters,
a
.■ Mrs. Harry Labovity (Hannah);
•• Mrs. M. Zeldin (Tena). and one
a
la son, Calvin, all of Toronto.
• The .funeral •service was held
a on • Thursday with interment in
• is
. a•Mount Sinai Memorial. Park
•.E. Shiva. •
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I:cooks TO you.
The -AsmniFLUCKNOW 'and DISTRICT
will be .held:thiE .
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•
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is Welcome these volunteer workers—End give' as
• generously asyou can
•
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• Whenever or wherever disaster strikes the Red Cross
2 is on the job . . . locally the Red' Cross provides such •
• services as the Loan Cujiboard, The Water Safety Pro -
grain, The Work ROorn and Blood Donor assistance.
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:BENEFITS'
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VIRDEN MOWBRAY,...President
.0▪ 0iEPmimmOmaomiamaoaa!E!amiammaaNmmaaaOamaOmii:
• When. the Canadian Red Cross
•canvasser calls at your door re-
member he is a volunteer.
Through the Red Cross you help
-yourself and help • others: •
Ha•berdisherS sell clothes.to' fit
the man and snit the wife.
THOR 10 lb. SQUARE TUB WASHER with timer,
pump and filter. Reg. $229.95. Special $149.95
and your old washer.
SIMPLICITY WASHER, 11 lb tub; timer and pump,
2 years free service. $119.95 and your old washer.
FRIGIDAIRE AUTOMATIC WASHER, 1 only. Reg.
$409.95. Special $275.00 and your old washer.
1960 THOR CLOTHES DRYERS, Reg. $249.95.
Special $185.00.
30" FRIGIDAIRE DELUXE RANGE, 1 only, with
"Pull and. Clean" Oven. Reg. $322.95. Extra
Special $225.00.
Spring, Cleaning Specials
•EUREKA MOBILE AIR CLEANER Reg. $119.00
Special $85.00 and your old cleaner.
HOOVER DELUXE VACUUM that floats on air. Reg.
$124.95. Special $85.00 and your old cleanei.
HOOVER FLOOR POLISHERS. Reg. $49.95. Special
$38.50.
EUREKA, VACUUM CLEANERS,, priced from $59.88,
Mfg.. Reg. price was $99.95.
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FAREWELL: TO *MEANS,
,
(continued frau' page ..1) •
sentation• of a portable transistor
radio, ,while little Lori Gammie
presented Nisi McClean with g
bouquet 'of 'roses.
• In teply,.. Rev. •McClean reite-
rated their hapPinessin their
• work here, .'and Mrs.McClean
'added that,. it was/ difficult: to
• saywhat is In their hearts and
minds. • Shesaid ithe co-bpera-• •
tiOn _hadn't.::been.„_equalled
•'where they had been, and iiv-
irig
clOsely in the smaller.corn-
Munity ; like ;this', she had learn -
e4 to .apPreciate more the • value
of the individual.- ”It has been
•woriderfut experience to work
- With stiCh. devoted People," She
• said and concluded with .:thanks
to all for "yew' great kindness
to. • - •• •. ••I
,• •
Rev. McCombie ;Spoke kindly
• of the • McCleatis, •and •wished.
•them ,Rev.. H. '
Jennings of St. Peters -Anglican
'Church, Rev. Gordon. Geiger Of
Lucknow. United church, Rev..
T,„ J. •McKinney TeesWater •
Presbyterian church and Rev..)
IN. B. Mitchell of Kincardine!
Presby,terian Church: '
itefrealimentswere:, served,• •
with lingering fare -wells. -
arid the gathering Concluded
: •
Rev. and • Mrs. McCleanleft
for their new hOine ,at Elnivale,1
near !Barrie, on Monday,' where
Mr. McCleare,s • induction wet
held'..on Wednesday' evening. •
The addreSS, read by.Mr.
bertspii, was as folkiWs: • si
Mr. 'and iMrs.4Maclean;
It has been Said that "change!! i
is be only thing that is constant!
in this. world , of. ours': 'To -night
We have•further realization a
.change taking place within
• our church •ad cOrnmimity. Af-
ter -morethan five years of,
faithful ministry .you have been '
called to new : service in other
vineyard. '
• TO say, that we are sorry to
.see you leave• i
us is putting. t
mildly, but we realize that per -
•sons devpted to Ged;s• work
willingly wherever He May lead.
Looking back it doesn't seera
long since yon Came among: Us. i
At that :tithe we'Wondered what
kind . Of minister we 'would 1?e
getting, and a little later, when .
we found' out that you ,Wer:e to
• bc.,Married, we wondered .what
kind of lady would come to rule
Over the Manse. We have found:
the 'answer to 'both questions.
• 'We have found out that you;
Mr, McClean, faithfully and
clearly preached ' the gospel,
• pointing the way, to salva-
tion, Sunday after Sunday: that
you, were untiring in 'your work
• of visitation, giving special ;at-• •
tendon to the sick, the shtthins,
• and those in sorrow.; that you
gave Wise counsel and guidance
At the different meetings 'of the
• boards and Other orgEhizations
Of
our church,
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ite. To Residents.
•• oN COUNTY ROADS
. COUNTY BY-LAW 1473 PROHIBITS
••the' erection of..a building close,-tk\an 75 feet
• to the centre -line of the highway Buildings
• cnnib..ac.ted after. August, 1954 end contra-
vening this by-law must be 'removed.
ANYONE PLANNING, TO. BUILD near
a county road should Contact the local County
• patrohnan or the undersigned for clarification.
E. G. 'YUNDT;
• County Engineer, Walkerton, Ontario. •
ALL VARIETIES AVAILABLE
except Registered Garry and Rodney which are getting
very low
We Have
A strpPLy OF NEARLY ALL VARIETIES,
but you will have to
HAVE YOUR ORDERS IN EARLY
o be assured of getting them
'Phone 7
• We' have found that you, 'M.S.'
• McClean? have been a tower of
• strength to IVIr. aVloClean; . that
you gave Most freely of your
time to accompany him on his
• visitation', work that .you were.
active in the womens' organiia-•
tions andthat you gave great'
help 'in 'the •work 'of the Sunday.
S•chool. • • • •
Our Workto-gether has • been
• harmonious :arid • pleasant: With
your guidance, . much .has been
accomplished, 'and. . our congre- this time:
66.666- 16.
gation has been strengthened., •
As You go from us,- our prayer,
that 6od'S, richest blessings
may be •yours and inay yOu •con-
tinue to be an inspiration' -to
others as you have been to us,
, As this is your hist evening
with us, we hope. It is not Our
farewell to you, but that you ...
Will both come back to Visit
among us, and to further show
our aPpreciatipn We Would ,call
.on' Mr. Hill to come''forward at
,
WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE
TfliE APPOINTMENT
AS A FVLL TIME EMPLOYEE
ur Warehouse.
.THE EAST .END. c?f,'LuckNovit,
Mr. Lavis will beat the warehouse
during the day for, the ,convenience. of our
• customers and to Provide better service for
those requiring petroleuin products, greases,
A
'motor 'oil, etc.
.PHONE 220W — LUCKNOW
•
ud) Hamilton
Cities Service Agent