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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-10-19, Page 8; .G E. '.LUCK TOW SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ., ONTARIO NOW'S THE TIME TO BE : THINKiING QF' A• NEW McCLARY . • inter r;. 1VIQRE ADVANTAGES • with McGLARY HEATING!`, Economicai! Guaranteed! Automatic! Compact!. Clean! Attractive! Quickly Installed! Efficient! Effective! Quiet! Enjoy greater heating ef- *iency comkkined . with compact, attractive de- sign . with a McClary unit: FURNACE TENDING BANISHED -Enquiries ' Invited No Obligation• ‚c,KmI':On Plumbing, .Heating, ` Wiring, ' Eavetroughing Phone SO 1 w, )a- • P� LDH IS S NEWS Editors: Wanda Henry. Patricia ` Husk, Carole: 'Sleek's-ma, on Thursday we .hada. thepri vil ' e .of' having Lt. ;Smith of 'thea here. He Navy h • ,al . Canadian spoke to the student : body about our Canadian : Navy and showed many interesting illustrations 'Which made` clear to. everyone how submarines • and submarine • destroyers 'operate.; He . 'told' of the' wonderful future ' ' for • :high' school graduates in the navy. Lt. Smith 'explained that one :could enlist in the :navy , with : only a public school . education but 'dis- couraged dis-couraged the leaving of school beforegraduation. He; showed an, interesting and' educational.. film' entitled "Wings ,for the 'Fleet" • :whichhe described as one of his 'favourites and ,I'm sure• ever; one could see why;; It' showed the • adventurous life: which is led by the men fl:yirig ;these planes. A glee club' has been 'formed at' High School 'under the . corn- . Petent supervision of 4.Mrs. ' He-• witt. At -the • present ..only the girls of Grade .11 and -12 are'par- Lucknow • ,ticipating with Allan .Kirk as pianist. We are hoping'that more will become : interested:- ' They surely will when they ,recog- nize ecog-nize ' the, pleasant. Manes which are being enjoyed. in ; this acti- vity. • There 1has.beer great suspense and excitement this last while. with the question being "Who will. win- the +world , series?" Those who owned transistor rad.. =los kept'.; us ,informed .of the pro- gress and • on Thursday ` the final` report came "Pittsburg . won 10-9 The Student's Council held a meeting last . week and decided • to have the usual five .dances as we had last. year. The first will be the Hallowe'en Hop on'Octo •: ber• 26tli . • Mr: Kelterborri asked a stu- dent'if `there' `was any difference in the death. .r'ate•at.the time of Columbus arid • now, The student replied. ' "No . sir,one per person:" Two ladies went horse back riding: Mrs. .,Jones: "Did you. ' enjoy your horse back ride?" •• aVXrs.. Smith: "Yes, but I' didn`t know':. something, full of hay could be •so hard." ;COUNTER CHECK BOOKS—we sell them singly or :in quantities, and take orders 'for' books,- speci- ally ' printed ' . to your requfre- : ments.. Fpr . prompt service, `. phone 35, e Lucknow Sentinel, HELENS MOURNS SK.: MILLER The sudden' death.. .of Mrs. Wallace A. Miller ' onThanks; giving Sunday, morning sadden- ed the district and particularly the St. • Helens area, where she 'lad spent her lifetime, which Was, marked by devotionto her home, .her .church and her com- m,unity. • , It: was anniversary 'Sunday at St. Helens; services which. Mrs.. Miller •was. .planning to attend,. She : had, been in her . usual health and was up and at her usual household duties when stricken, with a heart attack shortly before . eight. ' o'clock which proved fatal within ' a,, few minutes.'. • ' Mrs. Miller was 67. She . was the former Christina , Robertson 'Miller, daughter of. Richard K. Miller and:',Annie' 'Salkeld: Chris, 'as. •she was familiarly known • to many, was•born on "July '13th, 1:893, . at • Si.tHelens where 'her father was a • general: merchant.. She attended . Wingham High School • and Stratford Normal School '. and taught -• school • at Wartburg and • S.$No. 4, St;, Helens.. After her ,.Marriage.' in 1918 to Wallace A. Miller,they took up, residence at the Miller homestead where her death ' oc, curred so suddenly on .Sunday ' :Mr. and Mrs. Miller were mar- ried .by. Rev. John 'Little. \• • The ...funeral service. was held at. the ' • MacKenzie• .. Mem9rial Chapel • on Tuesday, October- 12; when. Rev. B. F. Green paid tri- bute to her life of efficient and faithful: service' in church and community: -Mr. ,Ralph Howlett of Brantford,: a former, minister 'at St Helens'. read . a passage . of scripture.:and 1VIrs.',Howlett sang. most touchingly. ' • ``Beyond The Sunset," with :accompaniment by Elsner Umbacli: ' Interment' :'was .in ,Greenhill .+Cemetery with Gordon MacPher- son,', acPher son, Andrew 'Gaunt, Wm, For- .ster,.` Wadi Webster, Lorne Woods, Campbell ':Thompson. acting as pallbearers: , Neighbours • acted as: bearers of the •Many: flor- Life Of •:seririce The funeral service. was aarge- i attended ' and scores . y _visited. the funeral : home to . extend: their s ` ath to :the ' bereaved and YmP y to pay` their respects to .the':late: •Mrs..MVliller whose life had been one of unselfish service.' For 35 ..years 'she : •had :.serve • d as. organist • of St:: Helens church having: given up the: duties the first: of the .year. Mrs: 'Miller' succeeded:*V rs.. Elizabeth. Ruth /WEDNESDAY, OCT. 19th, 1960 TO RESIDE AT WH,ITECHURC.H COLLYER • PLUNKETT The marriage :of Mary Louise Plunkett, daughter of Mr. 'and Mrs..- Stewart Plunkett of Au- burn,. and Mr'. Keith F. Collyer,,' son of: Mrs.. J. Collyer of Luck ,now, ,and ,.the late Mr. . Collyer was quietly . solemnized. on, Sat- • • • erford) Balls, and was succeeded by Mrs, E. W.'Rice. Mrs. Miller was , interested & active •in all phases of the Church and. , comriiunity work. She • was treasurer 'of the M. and M. fund and a life member of the Wom- en's Missionary Society.: She; was. also a life .member of the St: Helens'. Women's Institute and an active 'supporter, of all worth- while community projects, and in the home was a devoted wife and '' mother. . Faithful ...Correspondent In spite of all the , demands ori her time Mrs. Miller • had , long served as the St. Helens corres= porident"to. The Sentinel and to the-Wingham and ,Goderich'. pa- pers, She had a flare 'for Pre -- senting ' a news story. 'in an in- teresting,'readable way, and to this, service she gave the punctu= ality.' ' and • faithfulness,. 'which /narked ' ,all' her activities. The extent of her.: service to the '. community' ,in keeping St., Helen • activitiesin : 'the • public e e,can . scarcelybe• ,measured TOLE' EAMi LY AT, , BROTHER'S 6:URtALand too often such' services 'go' Unrecognized: . • Mrs Miller's last contribution q to The Sentinel was a report of GEORGE;' EMERSON TOWLE a_ trousseau: tea, and the. Women'sGeorge Emerson • Towle •.age - • Institute meeting; which were: 63, of • 179. Langside . St.,, Winni- prornptly• written, and received peg, •died.: on Monday, October. 'in advance of her ; regular week- l'Oth, in Winnipe g General. Hosed • '• end'news budget, which was tal•. He was born. • at•:•Paramount,' never completed as. sudden ' death : in Bruce • County :and was the' intervened.: Mrs. Miller's mother son of the late Mr,' and Mrs: Al= served as St. Helens correspon, Pert : Towle, He had lived in • 'dent,: and in the late years of 'Western Canada: for •Over forty her life was assisted by "Chris, years, Prior to • his 'retirement 2 Who took :over •the',;duties upon 'Years ago he was. •'a 'tensorial her' mother's death : in '1939: ladies hair stylist • . Truly St Helens has lost abe- He:.. is survived by 'three -bro- loved.`.and devoted citizen` whose thers, Gordon of., 'Vancouver, Place, in the life • of the.,.comrnu-• - B.C. Wm, of Toronto John C. (Kelly), Winnipeg; threesisters,' • urday,. October 15th at 2 p.m. The ceremony was Performed at the Uni ed Church ,Manse in: Auburn Sweeny.._ A wedding dinner followed• for the immediate families at ti Tiger Dunlop Mr, and Mrs, Collyer :left 'on a wedding trip to Northern , Qntar.. io. They.wi11.`reide at White. 'church,. , • Several „ Pre -nuptial events: were held in honor of the bele- elect. , On •' September 30th ` members,', •of the Wingham hospital kitch- eh 'and laundry staff: held a mis- • •cellaneous.. shower, at the home •` of Mrs. Ethel • Stewart . of 'Wing ham.' • : On October .6'th a similar event was, held by friends and neigh- •.. bours in the Sunday School. itooni of Auburn United Church,. After a short program and some contests, an address, was read' • by Joan Mills and the, gifts ,pre- sented. ;