The Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-06-22, Page 3•
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Genera
George Elliott '• has not ;been.
enjoying good: health for a time
and is 'at . present . confined ; to.
bed. at his home.
Otto. • Pedersen has• returned
':home from; Victoria ` Hospital
...London, where he . was .a patient
lona time and underwent 'major
surgery. ,
'Mr. and `•Mrs..'..Jim O'Donnell
and fainily visited with Mr. , arid.,
Mrs, Don Hulbert at Zurich .on
Sunday. Don: and' Jun were ,has-
petal• , roommates in 1957, both
Vieth/is'` of osteomilytis: .
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Lucknow
�resbyterratt Church
Interim -Moderator
Rev. Neil IVIcCombie, 'Ripley
SUNDAY, JUNE ;26th
4:00 . a m: Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship,
1.;15 64n. South gin'
loss
3:00: p m. Dumganndri
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LUCK
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UNITED CHURCH
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• Minister: '
.Rev, Gord¢n R. ,Geiger,'
,B.A.„ B.D. '
SUN
DA"Y JUNE 26th.
ff 10;00' a: n,• Church 'School :
E 11;00 a.m. : •Hol_.. , . ou
Y. C mrnnion
1. Sermon thesne=—"Invitation
, rQ Cenurm ie"
1Nurgery:during; ohutch. •
%aught For' 'The ,N'ec'k,
36 silent, or speak some -
tiling worth hearing,
-.. ,•wrr +rlwrik o:".0.0linar:.,daa
Mr's. R. T.,' Douglas is 'a patient
in Wingham hospital 'w,th a `seri-
ous heart condition. •
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Nixon.,
and babe , of Toronto were. Sat-
urday visitors •at the •home of
and Mrs. John: Emerson. IVir: • a E
Mr.• .and' Mrs. Tom Hackett &.
Douglas; and. Mr. and Mts. Mid-
ford :' Wally and .Donnie, were
,Sunday visitors with. :Mr: and
Mrs..'Keith Hackett Of. Toronto,,
at their summer • cottage near
Orangeville • Mrs. Hackett" re-
mained for a . couple . of weeks
r: ' Mips. C. E. Stothers of
D and
Islington. were visitors: last' .Week.
with Steve Stothers: •Father's
Day .visitors were Mr. and Mrs.
Brock .Whale, Jr., of ;Gooksville,'
Mr: ' and" ,Mrs; Steve Stothers..
Scott- and.. Joanne of., Winnipeg
and . 'Mrs.. W.: J. A. Stewart 'of
Fergus;
• Mrs. 'Margaret Nasinith of
Forest :Grove, .Oregon,' Mrs,' Ro-
bert .Ro$s of • Whitechurch, Mis-
ses, Jean • and Barbara.' Ca,inpbell
of London, Mr. and : Mrs. Ronald
Van Camp • of ,.Wingham visited
recently with. Mrs. John'.M her.
Wm. Hewat, of Vancouver vis-
ited here at' the 'weekend while.
on la •business. trip East., He is
ernployed by Naugatuck Cle'ini- .
Gals: of Elmira:
Those--frorn a 'distance' attend:,
irig the funeral, of Miss Esther
McGill were, Mr... and ' Mrs. Rob
ert'Fisher and Mrs, Grace Keane,
,of Hamilton, Mr, and' Mrs. Ar-.
thi.r, Farnell of Toronto, Mr, and
Mrs., Gordon • MacWhirter :of
Gormley. .. . • '
Mrs: Ewart Jamieson' of Ash-
field has : returned : home, after
four weeks in Wingham hospital,.
iM'rs. :H. D. Thompson under-
went a 'major operation in •Vic-
toria Hospital, London, • on Mon-
day. .
Peter MacDonald of. Ashfield
entered . Victoria' "hospital, Lon:
don;1 on Saturday preparatory to
undergoing •surgery this week.
He is in: the ,sante room as
"Long" •Bill. Webster who had„
.bone 'grafting done on, his leg
Which is iri a cast.
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CONGREGATION .FORMED
EIGHTY=SIR• ..YEARS .AGO
-•rte
.Rev. • 5: • ;' R Lfupton ' of the '
Murch •of. Messiah ,Kincard'ne .
was the, guest minister at -the.
.anniversary service. of St. Peters
Anglican -' Church on Sunday
The congregation was - formed'
86 years ago, .when the rector at.
:Dungannon, ' Rev. . Edward M."
Eland,, ' conducted services, in
rooms over '.Button's Butcher
Shop every other ,,Sunday: even -
Within' four years the 'congre-
gation had built their own church
on' land donate 'by: Mrs. West.
:The chuz h was opened in 1878
during the . • Ministry . of Rev..
James Carrie, 'rector: at Dungan-
non and Port Albert. ' ,
The ' present 'minister. 'is, Rev.
H. L. Jennings who came tb the
parish m 1952. `
GAUNT REUNION •
HELD AT•HANOVER'
. Over 70 relatives :from Luck -
now, ,Lion's Head, Niagara. Falls,
Sarnia, Teeswater, , Belgrave,
Wingham and Whitechurch' ga-
thered in the 'Hanover :Park, on
June 19th, for, the 14th; annual
Gaunt reunion.
Greetings were read 'from.MrS.,
Sam Durnin, Lucknow and Mr.
Albert Phillips, Burnaby,' Sask.:
Prizes , were , awarded. as `fol=
lows: The eldest person at ,the
picnic, Mr. and Mrs. 'Thomas
Gaunt, Wingham, : •Th largest
family, Mr. and 1\0s. Bttd Keene,
Owen Sound; . Most Grandchild-
ren, Mr,, and Mrs, Geo.. Phillips,.
Lucknow; Longest distance,: Mrs.
Mable Moore, Niagara Falls.
Election of officers :resulted as
follows: Pres Leonard Phillips,
Wingham; 1st Vice, Mrs. Annie
Keene, Owen .Sound; Sec: Treas.,
Mrs.. Dan Ross, :Whitechurch;
.An ' invitation from. Mr. and
Mrs. • Andrew Gaunt, R. 1,
Lucknow, to • hold the 196.1 re-
union . at : their farm „.' home
brought another very enjoyable
family reunion to a: close.
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FORMER ASHFIELD
RESIDENT PASSES
The death of Mrs. W . J. Lane
sof `..Belmont, and • formerly of
Lanesville, • occArred. in. Victoria
Hospital, London, Tuesday:, She
was the former Mary Jane Hac-
kett' and was in her 84th -eat;
;The' "funeral serviice wilt Ibe.
held at 'the ,Johnstone Funeral
Home on Thursday,''' June. 23rd at
2:30 p'm, 'with interment in
Greenhill Cemetery.
PAay. 'ice
OBITUARY
ESTIIER
Death to Miss; Esther
McGill .Ori' Thursday, ;June '18th '
at the •Lucknow Private • Hospi-
tat -¢.here•: she had been a patient
for tears. Her e -
sight a1mosbecamene ser seriously affect d
some. 14 year :ago; and deterio-'
rated to total blindness Despite'
her affliction. . .She... remained
bright and cheerful and enjoyed'
the,: companyof those who cal-
led.
al:led. on her. ''
Miss MoGill was a daughter of
David McGill , and Sarah • 'Cook,
and was born at Paramount 81
years ' ago, on the farm now
owned. by Jim ,Ketchabaw: -
After Mr. 'McGill's-' death, Mrs. ,
McGill and Esther .carne to •
Lucknow in 192.2, and about :a.
year later Mrs.' McGill. died
Esther then made her home for
'a number of years . with Mr. and
Mrs. W. J:., Spindler. ,
'The funeral service, was. held
at the Johnstone Funeral Home
ori Saturday; .conducted. by Rev.. .: .
Neil •McCornbie. ' Interment was
in South Kinloss Cemetery, the.
pallbearers being, Jim Ketcha-
ibaw, . Jim' ' Cameron, IHossack
Bain, Cameron Cook,. ;Bob` Hain;-
ilton .and. Stuart, Robertsbn.' •
Miss • IVIoGill is survived by a
brother, 'William MoGill at the
Lucknovv.. Private 'Hospital' and '
by a sister, .Mrs. Harry Farnell
,(Elizabeth) of. Hamilton:
• She was predeceased by three
sisters, Mrs. W. J. Spindler • (Em=:
Ma), Mrs. ' Les :McKeith (Annie).,
Jean who died as a young'• girl,:
'and by a brother Hugh, who'.
died , in; infancy.
CROWDED OUT BY' LACK, .
Oi'• SPACE AND DEADLINE ..'
Ari: unusual rush of copy on
Tuesday,: when it ' waS too - late
to increase the 19 -page paper;--.
of Which the .first run was made
On Monday —• 'has forced • us to,
hold; over.: some articles,'-includ-
ing ' the, .obituary ,of the late
Charles Cooke, who . died sud-
denly early last 'Saturday, morn-
ing.
KAIRSHEA GIRLS' PRESENT
;GIFTS TO. LEADERS
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On 1 Saturday afternoon, • the
members of 'the 41,H'Homemak-
ing . Club entertained •,: their
Mothers , and Members , of • ,the
Institute, ;'to a Casserole supper
at' '4 p.m. A ` short : program of
music and impromptu speeches
Preceded ' the, buffet supper: Miss'
Joyce,. McNay McNay and the president.
of the .club, Miss, Elizabeth Fin-
layson ';presented their leaders,
Mrs:. Allister Hughes and Mrs.
Wm. McIntyre, with, •• gifts. Achi
eveinent Day for the. "Supper
Club" ' will be ' in Walkerton ' on
July : 15Th.
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TOY CURTIS — JANET LEIGH - - DEAN .MAY1TIN
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