HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-04-23, Page 3WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23rd, 1953'
LUCKNOW
UNI.TED CHURCH
Minister:
Rev. G° :At Meikleaohn
B.A., :B.D
SUNDAY, , APRII 27th
10.00 a.m.:,Vhureh School.
11 aim.: Worship, Guest,
1VIr, GordonManning"
i.
Lucknow-
Presbyterian (hurch
Minister: .
.
Rev. Wallace McClean
.SUNDAY,: APRIL • 27th, • .
11,00 a.m.: Morning Worship.
12.15 'p in.: Sunda :School,
Oi p.m:: Dungannon. •
7.00 p.m.: Evening Service. ' .
THE LTJCKNOW SEN:
TIhTEL, ,L. TTCKNQW, .,
Local 'Gen.eral
Mrs. Haigh of Hamilton spent
the week -end with her. sister,
Mrs.• LIu sell Robertson;,.•
Mr. and Mrs Wm. Blue of De-
troit are spending the week with.
Mrs, J. D, Anderson.
Mrs. Bruce McLeod.and • dau-
ghter Pattie of. North' Bay. spent
last, week with • her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. George ''Elliott.; °
=Mrs.' L. Trousdale and Miss. E.
T
• aggert of • Toronto spent. the
week -end • with Flora and .Olive
Webster.
• IVL°. and Mrs., 'Clayton Hodgins
and Niekie of Holmesville visit-
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Hodgins.
r.and Mrs. Albert Levitt of
Strathroy visited Wednesday and
•Thursday *with, Mr. ' and '' Mrs,
Philip Stewart, '
Mr. ' and Mrs. Bert • Helm of
Hope to . get : up for August 1,
2, 3, 4 orpart of it; writes Ste-.
wart:' Carneron , of Buffalo.. •
,:Hope• to see you..all iii August;.
write Calvin and. Eileen (Valad).`
McKay ' of Windsor in •replying •
to, the !Centennial letter recently
sent out by., the invitation' com-
mittee headed by Kenneth. Carm
• • eron,
rewer : and Jim of Goderich
were Sunday visitors with . Mrs.
Burt Roach.
COMIYIUmY AucTION MAY'
B1 COME PERIODIC EVENT,
The community auetion, spun
sored by the Lady Fgresters. on
Saturday, afternoon, 'was ve•r,y:
well attended; despite the fact_
that 'many farmers- were busy
seeding. •
There was • a' . good offering of
saleable articles, and • about the
chief "drug on the -rear--ket" was'.
adult :clothing, which despite, its.
pworthrices°, moved slowly and at• low
.
.Apart from,_ this the sale :was'
successful `,toya degree that its;
may ibecorne established as an
annual ;orsemi-annual event,'
In :some. ' ,cases • the Public f '
ed to. Public
..ail
grasp the fact that this
was �o n i nment• sale, of "no.
sale, ge". It was not a
matter :o4 giving the article, but.
consigiiiing it .'for ,sale; • andif
sold a Small commission fee was
charged by the °ponsoring' or
.ganizaton.• ,
NTAR.IO
• PAbE
tioneer;
MEMBER OF: L.D.H.S. STAFF
Mr. -and Mrs.' W. J. Douglas'.]:AT O•,E.A CONVENTION.'
returned home on :Saturda .
y froth ,Home
Wingham Hospital where � the Economics teachers from
had: been patients. Y all over, Ontario gathered • in Tor
-
patients eight'ftonto for. the' annual Easter' con-
weeks: Both are fine" • 4...• , I vention of the Ontario•• .Educat
The .annual . meeting of the I Tonal Association,, imong `those
L u c k n o w ., Women's Institute ; attending was Mrs. Jack, Hewitt
which • was post ,oned April 14th I of -the .:Lucknow District Hijgh
will be held Friday? Aprillath Sekool; staff .
in the ': Recreational Centre at :Family. fife education'. was the
3,00 p°,m, followed by. a pot luck theme, of �'t .,
Supper . at 6:.00 ' . m; �.... he. meetings of the
P.M..
home economics Section: and the,•
•opening meeting was followed by'
ia two-day conference which :gave .i
teachers an opportunity • to study.
arid .,discuss nethods 'of present;
ing fami ly • life'.education to their
• adolescent; students:.•
NOW IS THE, TIME to pick up ;that dress you • have
been: looking, for -=-just the polished 'cotton, silk, arne1;; .
print, cord, nylon, etc.,dress for 'summer. We have
DOZENS OF. NEW'<STYLES, colors and. sizes ha
ing for your choice.ng
.
,PRINTS and, •�•••
HOUSEDRESSES' _ $2.98, '108
SUMMER COTTONS • • $4.95, $5.95, $6.95
LARGE SELECTION, - all' Materials $10.95
•-. Many half sizes,. misses, juniors -and, sub -teens ',for
all, the family. Alterations' free; Use law -away or
charge.
ry
;;.neo+'tiff ,f'001f, f•Nb.>.•uwf•Ow,flfr,g*d owooto.,
1Cip
LAST ':OF ` FAMiL),
ASSED .AWAY- , •
° Johrl •Ale ander M•eQuilhn,
son ` of • plane r West-Wawanosh,
Township ie' nts, and the last.
member:'' of •'the' family, . passed
away suddenly. on 'Saturday ev-
ening, April '12th febtn • a. heart
attack. '
Mr, McQuillan had beenerit
ically i11 some .ten years ago, 'but
/., had 'regained ' a fair Measure of
health to.. permit. him . to • enjoy
the evenrr g of ,life .11e, .had, Spent,:
the winterin 'Windsor with :his'
daughter `Dorothy, returning ,ere
a week or so before:,his death
which occurred izi; Morris ':Town-
ship at the home of his daughter'
Florence,: where he , was visiting:
:1-16 was , in. his• BAtli Year: ' :, .
• John' Alexander keQuillin' was
a son' of '•EdwardMcQuihiri and
Elizabeth Andrew and •was• born
on •November 23rd, 1870' on• the
.McQuillin homestead;: to the 'east
of the present farm. John was
the„ youngestof, a family. of ten..
He was. esteemed , • and respected;
as a .lifelong resident. of the-. cor-»
ni inity :. •
In 1907• --.:he- inarr4ed.: Eliza'b'eth'
Habbick whose 'death occurred,
.in. August 1934, little` More than
a • month' after ,:their. daughter,
Ruth ' Evelyn, was drowned in
Lake Huron. ••
Mr., McQuillin was `'a faithfiii:
:and, devoted member of St. Pet
er's Anglican Church, 'and herd
various Yoffices in the church.:
The last: appointment which, he
held: was Synod delegate. He
• I was a past ' president of the Luck
' nbw Agricultural : •Society and a'
former member of ,West Wawa
nosh Township Council, •Fratern-
.;ally..;hta had -lump~.been a` ries ter
of .'the Orange Order' and hard
confer red: on him, the honor of
life. membership in Maple Grove:
Orange Lodge at ,Zion.
The funeral 'service was hello.
at the McLennan, and MacKenzie:.
Memorial. Chapel On. Tuesday .of'
:last week, scenducted by his min-
ister, Rev. H. It JLennings.
Interment was. in Greenhill:
Cemetery, the ,p'allbear.ers being
Thomas Salkeld, Ernest Gaunt,
W'm, McQuillin, Ed McQullin,
Ken ' Purves,. Melvin( Morrison.
l' Mr. 1VIcQuillin is survived by,
two daughters, .'Mrs. Irvin •Mc-:
Cabe (Dorothy) of:Windsor, Mrs.
.!Carl, Johnston (Florence) o f
1#1uevale, and two sons„ Fred
I, and Frank of West Wawanosh
',and .by eight grandehildreri,;
features and performance. It's built to give years,.
of ' dependable, trouble-free service. ' Mows grass,
weeds,pulverizes leaves.and_: trims close_.to.. avo
you complete lawn care. '
LOOK AT , 011ie TORO kA REE
1'I :
Height -of -cut change -in, seconds
without tools.`'
• Throttle, •stop'antstart controls at your
finger-tips,,
Staggered wheel; design .prevents
,salpingo
•
Leaf IV'Wicher attachment ffiCiitded free..
EASY
TERMS.
$25.00 Down ;Pa .nient
y
Powerful' 1.75 4 -cycle engine with recoil starter
and special Toroi,uditbne Muffler.
:Larger and power, propelled models also available!
• in the
, CKNOW DISTRICT HIGH :SCHOOL'•
on
r d at 8.30' p.m.
featuring: members of Amy Johnson's
LU • KNO'W DANCING SCHOOL
•
o�tf. ►o41MOoINNIffM11+„ot4soi111,n11111►q n:11.110i!s►kf.r1•u t<4MMI NM ago if,4, 4,
Ire You Having , Trouble With
Y'he Condition Of Your Hair?':
fp
We are. pleased to recotnmend to you " the latest
• discoveries in hair treatment;.. now available in. our,- •
Salon, Invaluable before permanent •: waving,.. The
success .;of your Hair -Do: Iies': with the .eondition. `of'
Here' is a mowerthat gives you bargains in quality,:t.
your- hair.
A slight change from .100' •years` ago= -We have
'customers booked for Lucknnw's..:frig Centennial. -
•
•
r.
HONE -115 EARLY ;....::
For Your Appointment
SAC
an
•Canadian grown corn especially developed
. for .Canadian •climatic conditions.
See Your Local Dealer" For The Right
Variety For Your Farin' . .
Dealers
Lorne Luther, R.R..; 3, Lucknow
borne McLelland, •Bernie
WARWI R SEED ' COMPANY..
Blenheim, Kent County, Ontario.
The Oldest Seed 'Corn Company i ada.
p Y ° in Can
f
.4