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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-05-13, Page 9p WEB NE�SDAY, MAY i3th, 1959' . BO • FAREWE•LL. To RE.TOR , FAM 1.14Y (RI. KINLOUGH` NEWS) The Anglican congregation, fol- lowing ol- lo wing the morning service, had a farewell luncheon for ,Rev. and Mrs James A. Palmer and their. family, Ted, Paddy, Linda and Karen, in the church parlor. The tables were :attractive with spr, ing flowers . and following „ a sumptuous .. meal Rev. G, Benson. Cox expressed regret in: having to Mid :.farewell -tof the Palmer family who have been here al- most threeand a half years. H. said'.we have ;had''so many . fine clergymen in past years, and .that this `congregation :wishes. God's. richest blessing ` upon the Panner family as they take. up their duties at Stratford. The ,gift of two beautiful punch. •Wingham: ,Hospital. Especially I. `workvelvet cushions given: from would . like t� thank . Drs. Corrin the . • AYPA was presented by. and: Finlayson and the hospital Misses Brenda Haldenby and: staff Evelyn • Nicholson and, an appli ' , Mrs James Johnstone...:qued leaf quilt made by the. -=-=--. ladies for • the congregation was Mr. and Mrs John Ritchie wish • presented by. Mr: Harold 'Haid-• to acknowledge ' with sincere enby. Rev. Palmer thankea ev thanks and appreciation 'the kind,; eryone for the many.kindnesses ness and great help of 'those who ' n shown.•to them^'iaot only now but took part in te. seeding bee: on. through the years. invited Friday,following John's accident. all to come 'to Stratford and call 1 wish to sincerely thank all ,at. the Rectory where a welcome: those who : remembered me . so I would • always await anyone, • kindly with letters, , cards and i .•The 6th" meeting of the . Holy-' gifts while . I ;was' a patient in rood "Cereal..Queens was ' held London: Hospital and those who ;:at the home of the leader, Mrs. visited me.. These acts of kind- :•P.• A,- Murray when the 4-H • ness were deeply . appreciated.. pledge was repeated '.and 10 girls Margaret.. MaClenaghan.: • answered. the . roll call. •,Hot gin- 'gerbread •'was made 'by Eileen • Harvey ,.Culbert of t ungannon Burt ; and Helen McNay, while ,is grateful' to the farmers and cornmeal 'cake, was ,demonstrat- neighbours: who last Friday' seed ed by Sandra Percy and Sheila ed 25 acres of spring crop; •.and Haldenby. Theroll call was "My to those who assisted with'.'the favourite. receipe. Plans;. for, the ' chores While . he is convalescing.. `next meeting were spade and the They ate Frank Pentland, Wilfred cost of the book covers were Cov Pentland, Bill Caesar,' Paul Cae- r -ed.• Each girl was, given•a sheet -sal., 'Allan Petrie,' Parkie :judging. Wig- for 'Ice box cookie `s gins, WM.: , Wiggins, Bob Mole, . r were. `then ..demonstrated . after • and John Rivett.: which the 'girls:. spent time on 'I wish to eress rny thanks their book covers...The cooking and 'deep%:appreciation' to • the.' was wmdich .closed the many • friends who remembered meeting. , ;me when I ' was -sick,` with. cards, ,Congratulations to .` Mr. and' letters :and visits sand gifts; and Mrs: Don; Robertson (nee .Helen thanks• also to Drs. ; Corrin .and . Schumacher) ; on. • the birth of'a Finlayson.;baby son . extend sympathy, to • the Thank you . Bali, . We .' , Mrs. •Sam Durnin family' of .the late Frank Brown.: ./ who passed away .on Saturday in Wmgham, Hospital M. and Mrs.';Charles. Suther- land : of Toronto . were . `recent visitgrs' with : Mr. and Mrs.: James M. Hodgins., , , . Mrs. .J.. W..Colwell accompanied.+ Mr. and Mrs.. Don . McCosh.' :.and . Mrs. Walter Forster to London on Friday ' draduates At Peterborouill "Mrs. Harvey Hodgins. w t in. Peterborough during the week 'attending . the :';graduation • exer= cises at, the Eastern Pentecostal 100%. refund. Shipped immedi ' Bible ,College. Mr. Glen Hodgins ,ately anywhere in Canada. " ,was among . the graduates.. We extend.. Congratulations . to Glen $2:99 PER GALLON at this time.: • Mr , and' Mrs.. Norman Fry and Inside ; paint Suitable for walls; 'family. of Perth . visited with her woodwork, ' plaster,• over wall parents Mr. and Mrs. William E: • paper, etc: Colours flat white, • Haldenby., gloss white, jonquil ,yellow, mint • We' are sorry to report that somgreea, bone'ivory, sky blue, rblos pink, • shadow grey, fail Ezra .Stanley had •his' tractor de - beige, turquoise.. '' • stroyed by :fire on Saturday, aft - Outside pabit Suitable for dee s• ernMr.00n' a 1VI cement; woodwork. floors: Gan be week -end tin ' ivelson .'spent the. thinned down for shingles. 'Col- with William Wall. • ours: white,. pruner •white black ` Visitors during: the week With Ivor jt; .yellow, battleship grey, Mr. and Mrs. William Cox and pearl greys shutter sgreen, apple Rev. Benson Cox were Mr. and green;. chartreuse , barn red Mrs. David:.Clark'. of Vancouver, bright' .red„ turcihoise, . coral',Mr. and Mrs. George Gilbert- of• '' • dutch blue,' brown. • • • Stratford, Mr's, Russell Speers, Messrs.. Willia9m and Blair Speers Send . '50% ' deposit. 'Balance and Miss Mary 11 ardour., Sarnia. shipped C.O.D., or you ay !re- Mrs., Gertrude Walsh and .Scott mit in • shit and. save the charges. ' visited 'Sunday ' :with Mr.. and. Mrs. .Ben Scott. ' . • • ., •. Sunday 'visitors with Mrs. J. W. Colwell were Mrs. William (Established • 1908) Bushell, Mr, and Mrs'. `Currie Colwell and family, Mr. and Mrs, Argil Mason, Mrs. Walter 'Fors-. ter Donand McC sliiand ' en, Mr. and1VIrs. family. Assist Fire Victims Mr, and Mrs. William Kempyn of theClam Lake 'Tourist resort Y who • lost their 'home by fire last ---------------1' week had a gang -a willing • ' �' . end to help erect a t Scription� workmen 'come over te��aerky- ave You Renewed our, Sub- r IN MEMORIAM 'BENNETT—an loving memory of Mrs. John Bennett, who passed, away. May, 1'6th, 1957. 0 happy hours we once enjQyedd: How sweet their : memory still, But death has', left. a loneliness The world . can never fill. Lovingly =remembered by hus- band and sons, ,B'uce and Hugh, Dorothy .and grandchildren. • CARDS OF THANKS 'would like to , thank my many friends and neighbours for the lovely cards and gifts while ' I was a patient in the hospital.. I really appreciated then, Mrs.:.. Elden .Eckenswiller. :1 would like to express my sincere thanks •'to , all those that remembered me .with, .gifts, cards and visits; :while a . patient' in THE LUCKNQW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,. ONTARIO.' PAGE NINO 50,090 `'GALLONS PAINT This. bankrupt and. `clearance stock of paint is suitable forin- side or outside. It 'is -fresh paint and manufactured by C.• I. L.,; Sherwin-Williains, Lowe ' Bros.,; 'C V., Gliddens, etc: OUR GUAR • ANTEE'_ Try .a'gallon _ try a hundred.. If .'you' are not .corn - Neely Convinced that it is the, .best, then return' the empty can;'' .or . unused. portion for complete SHE'RMAN% DEPT: M4 537. Queen, St. West, Torouto, Ont. AGENTS WANTED -- no finan- cial . outlay.• Write for colour chart" Guarantee certificate' and order forms for your . area. Only one agent allowed. to a '•district, so hurry, OBITUARY .. MRS. BARBARA STOTAERS The death of Mrs, Barbara Stothers occurred at the -Greer Convalescent Home on Monday,. April 27th in her 90th, year, She Was a daughter of, the late Malcolm MacMillan and Cathe. rine 1VIcCailum and was born in Ashfield .Township on July 3rd, 186-9: She was the' last member of the family. .. 'In 1901 MissMacMillan• Mar- ried John Stothers,, who -passed away nine years later ; in 1910, Mrs,'Stothers had been ,a. life- long ..resident of Ashfield Lucknow, moving here . many years ago with • her brother Mal-' colm, For!`a number o' ';years. she ;made her • home with her sister,. Mrs Henry.: Mullin, who prede- ceased Tier; • » • •• " Mrs; •Stothers. was of a gentle,. unassuming disposition and was held in highest regard, by all who knew her. She was a member of the United Church and :of the Woman's Association,, and had been faithful • in attendance when health permitted. . The funeral service.: was .con ducted by Rev. Gordon Geiger at the McLennan and , MacKen- zie Memorial Chapel''. on . Thurs- day, April ; 30th, •with interment in Dungannon ' Cemetery. The pallbearers were Cleveland: Bit - ton; : (Bud), Steve Stothers,' 'Ir win• 'Carruthers, . Gordon. Ard, Gordon Mullin; William Mullin. Survivors; include ''.two •xieph- ews; Stewart Mullin of ' Luck- nowand Cecil' Mullin of R, 1 Zurich, and 'a fierce,. Mrs: Gordon Ard (Rostella 'Mullin) of Wing- ham. borne *until such time as: thede=•. brit' can be cleaned away and a permanent ; home built. . Mr: and . Mrs. Stewart Jackson of Bala Muskoka. were :