HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-05-06, Page 5..wE sDAy, . MAY 6th, 1959 .
PURPLE. GROVE
(Intended for Last: Week) .
Mr; and Mrs. 'Barnes and fam-
ily,of .Terra Cotta visited friends
around the Grove on Sunday.
Mrs. Gertie Bushel and Russel
visited at the home of, Mr.:and
Mrs. E
dbert. Bushel on. Sunday..
Mary Angie McCosh1 .. Ruthie
Forster and .Donna Osborne were
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zavexNo SENTINEL.,LuOxNO
at Stratford last week.
4a1ph . IW visited at the home
of 1VMri and Mrs.. John' Emerson
last -week , also with Isaac ° Nixon
and Ralph at Belfast. • •
Quite • a' number from the
Grove attendedthe auction sale
at James Cxoodwin's of Ripley on
Saturday.
Mrs, Donald McCosh and Miss
Margaret Robertson attended the
Co. -op 'Medical banquet at; Bervie
/ ,•
a
last Tuesday night, prior to ~s
,his departure t4• hr.
Miss Mary ;Marshall is spend- former horde in Lincoln, Eng-:
ing a °few months at the hoarse of land.' He sails from • Montreal on
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Collins. Empress of England. The fol -
The 4-H Club met at. the home lowing ests were present-at
of •1Vliss ,Katherine Bushel 'last the ' party: Mr. and IVIrs, Andy
-Monday , night with, a good at- Patterson, and Gordon, Mr. and
tendance. Mrs. Chester . Camj bell, Mr. and
Held Farewell Party '• Mrs. Ross Bhieli.s and Mary El -
•A farewell party washeld at len, Mrs. Tom Bell. of .1 incar-
the home of Mr. and .Mrs, Burt- dine, Mr. and 1Vjrs, George Em -
on Collins for Jim .Goodwin, . ers. on,.•
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Put small' items, such . as
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OBITUARY
MRS. WM. . J..MCNALL,
The death of Mrs. William .7.
McNeil, a,pioneer'resident of this.
community where she .spent hey
lifetime, occurred on Thursday,'
April 23rd at Greer's Convale-
scent Home where she, had 'been:
a patient for about four years.
'Mrs. McNeil was 'the former
Ellen Lucinda Hackett, daughter
of Alexander Hackett and Jane
Johnston of Ashfield Township,
where she was born on March.
26th, .1870. iMrs, McNall- was ' the.
last . member of a; faanily of three-
brothers
hree
brothers and ;four sisters. ' •
•;ollowin,g her Marriage to Wm.
1VMcNall about siicty-two ..years:
ago, they.'resided at 'Wltechizrch
for ashort time before coming.
.to • Lt,cknow.;
• Mr.` ,McNall.predeceased her in
1941. She was alsci :predeceased
by their only daughter Jane,
• Mrs. Robert :Ross.
• Mrs. McNall was a member of
,the,United Church and Rev. Gor
don,, Geiger conducted the funeral
service at -'Johnstone's Funeral
Home 'oh Monday, 'withinter-
ment in ., Greenhill • Cemetery..
Pallbearers, .Were iC1ff, .Hackett,
'Douglas Hackett, D. A. Hackett,,
William' Hunter, William 'McNall.,
and RobertIrvin.
Nieces • : and nephews are ,the
only. survivors.
To 'Host- Scottish. Delegate
The 'regular: meeting of, the'
Cblwanash Junior' . 'armer's' Asp •
sociation • was held in"the Parish ' .,
Hall .•on• Tuesday, April . 21... The,
president, Crawford, McNeil was.
in the chair,`with .19 boys .present,.
The ;roll call, was answered, by
"Have you started seeding ye't?',
Most gave'a:;• negative, answer.
Jack Gorrie, Purina - field ban,
showed a film ori' increasing.
Milk production: George . Wraith:
then 'showed a film On his recent
trip to Florida.. These . men. were
thanked • by George , ;Ribey. " 'A
• dance committee of • Frank Alton,.
David . Kirkland, •Bruce ' Raynard-.
and :George : Smyth ;was ' se't' t.O.:
Murray Gaunt'.: , 'volunteered' to •
take the .Scottish delegate, when'
he. arrives ' In .May.' Ball practicer
has ;been arranged for May. •11th .:
in . the Lucknow park. The; as»,
sociation `is • to. sponsor a .calf chit-
again: tis .year. • Crawford Mc.
Neil w s. appointed director.` . to,''
the 'Seaf rth Fair • Board; • . ,A•
dance followed the meeti'ng... y
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