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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-08-06, Page 12THE LUCNOW SENTINEL, L' UCKNOW., Or ANDREWLANE REUNION • On Sunday, August 3rd, 1958, the . Andrew -Lane clan, number m over one hundx d and fifty,'' gathered on the :spacious lawn of Alex Andrew's for their . annual. get together. 'The McKim. Brothers, Reid and. Allan, set the tempo for the af- ternoon with fine ' selections on ,the bagpipes. -,A bounteous: lunch was served under the .• convenorship of ,1VIrs. Mac Lane, Assisted by Mrs. Alex, Andrew, Mrs." Oliver • McCharles;, Mrs. C... Johnston, Mrs. ,Gordon. Kirkland, Mrs. Jack MeDonagh and .other volunteers.: . After .refreshments a short pro gram followed, including a duet, "I'n,,the Garden" by,Mr. and Mrs: Lucas (Winnie'Andrew). The minutes of the . last picnic were ea4jythe secretary, Mrs.' frank , A. minute's silence was obser- ved in memory of those who had. passed away during the past year.. These were • 'Charles Anderson, Edward McQuillin, Clifford.Lane, David Baynes, Alfred , Woods,, Mrs: Thos. Dickson, Robert K. Reid; John, •MeQuillin, Wm. G Webster and Harold Dawson: Congratulations were extended to ` Robert McInnes and Helen sLlo yd Barkwell • and Nicholson, ,. Y • ISusan Baurer, who were married during the . past year. , . welcome was tendered' the six babies bornduring the' year:' For ,.. t NONOCANCEL•LABLE SICKNESS and.. ACCIDENT -PARTICIPATING LIFE INSURANCE See. Field Rep.. r sir siriess Practical Instruction in all commercjal subjects. Qualified Teacher s Modern Equipment amuations set, marked, and Diplomas issued by The • Business Educators' Association of • Canada filled: For several years every seat. has been f Re ister now Tuition $20 .— Telephone 428 LETTER ' FROM MONTANA Chinook, ' Montana:, Dear Friends, h' was in Lucknow• about dui% .15th, and " enjoyed, seeing the place of': my .birth. 1 met some: nice :folks, . but, 'of course, none that I knew. •.I 'met' Mr.. McKim in the drug store, •who :'introduc • ed nae to' a s bachelor . with " the same .name' as mine,' Murdock Matheson We decided' that we were., not related. I. as born•about six'miles west know on Jul ` . of. 'Luc 9th,' 1885. y 1 was:,: one "of, ten children ,'born to Mr . and 'Mrs ` Joh -Matheson.; Our.: church was ' the Ashfield church; • We left Ontario late in,Decem- ber, 1890, and arrived in Mon - lama Janu 4th .1891: tarsi onarY I • have never. ' been back • • to; Lucknownow until .: this - June. and Unfortunately will be unable to :attend, the ;'Centennial. T would;.' however, like to; have the 'Cen- tennial hostorical book, for which 1 'arn enclosing $125: Q certainly hope you have a fine celebration... Thank you -0for send- ing me the information. • days of celebration". Sincerely, Murdock Matheson. N4 WEI3$DAY AUGUST 6,. 1953 llisiOfl....Sr • REPAIR$ TO ALL. MAKES for .. Automotive' Safety' ,Glass Cut and Installed.,. AUTO' BODY REPAIRS & , PAINTING FRONT WHEEL. ALIGNMENT AND BALAN NG, Huron Road, No r8. Dwy: Phone: 320 } : GODERICH WALTER BREL . .. .:. KINLOU'GH, ONTARIO Phone 18-20 Ripley our, John Deere • Dealer. Automotive 'and Tractor Repairs ,Arc' and Acetylene, welding Machine Work Pioneer Chain, haws; Lawn and Garden Equipment — ` your best buy in diesel tractors, see the David Brown The program continued with. ' E .Mrs.. Clayton. Edward CULROSS . CORNERS. . '� a solo by, , (Madeleine Lane): week .with Miss Wend ,Irela\nd, turned fo r' another year. . These 'Miss s.. eMss Doris Wall spent last The present' Officers were re - are pres., Alex .Andrew; vice president, Steve Stothers; secret= i ary, .Mrs; Frank Maulden; treas- urer Jack 'McDonagh, A solo, "Bless. This' House" ,by Teewater. We are sorry to ,.'report Mrs. Frank. Thompson' to "be a' patient in Wingham Hospital, having un- dergone an appendectomy. . d t We are James 'F. Parkes • of Mission tatty, BC, , sends a donation, to the Centennial and ' adds, "wish, ing you all the • best for your quois Falls` for a ,vi'sit.. Mr. and• Mrs. Hugh Malcolm. of :r;Os. Angeles; Cal,. Miss Agnes Hall of St. Thomas, Miss' Helen Malcolm .of Toronto;. Misses Net - lie and; Margaret 'Malcolm' , of Lucknow' were Margaret visitors with ' Mr. J. R. Lane, .Mr. and Mrs Frank Malden. and Keith. Mrs. Ken Morris and Miss Joan Vanstorie of Benmiller. visited re� .cently, with Edna and. May' Boyle. Mrs. Cliff Borthwick • of St. Catharines,': Mrs.: Elmer Arm- strong ' and 'Mrs, ,Shillington, of Brantford, visited: during, the glad she �s improving nicely ; Everett' Lane: And a quartette, week with Mr and Mrs. James ' communi w.as. well rep: composed 'of Mr.' and Mrs.. Lucas; Hodgins:: The Y ..:. � Everett Lane • . ' u who San "The •. Old, Rugged ,Calvin' and Mrs•. Ada Hodgins .of Sang -resented at the Lucknow Lenten Mrs. Edward , andMr. and Mrs. Rudy Sieloff and vial. Mrs. Frank Brown is a great granddaughter of . the first set' tler, -Elk Stauffer. 'Hodgins ', Mrs. George ' Mr. 'an g of Woodstock spent some nne t.. Cross", ; completed • the . •. musical portion -of the program.; Speeches, were Sheard from,• Rev, Andrew Lane, -Rev. D. J. 'Lane, David drew, Alfred Andrew Detroitvisited with Mr. and Mrs. Wm: Cox and Rev. Benson Cox. Visitors at the , home '.of ' Mr. and Mrs Bert..Nicholson . were. Misses "Elaine ; Siessor, Donna. with; Mrs. Earle Hodgins and Mr.' and Mac Lane,.. the latter . ex Nicholson and Mary .Lou Mac - and Mrs: Don 'Donaldson. _ 1to those' Who -had t ..: pressing thanks ,. , . Donald. Week -end. visitors . with Mr. & taken part in ' the program. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Haldenby. Mrs: John°Schumacher were .Mr. Avote of thanks to ;Mr, and of Toronto,Mr: and Mrs. Norman and Mrs. Dori Robertson : and Di- . their ` hos- Mrs Alex Andrew for, th Fry anal family of Perth, M s ane of Hamilton, and Mr.;:Howard D'Arcy of Brampton. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Montgom- ery and .:Breeden of Orangeville spent Sunday with '.Mrs. A::Green and boys. • Mr. and ; Mrs. Ed Wadel and Steven. 'of Brampton. were Sun- day visitors with Mr.. • and Mrs. pitality was tendered by'Mr. Fred. McQuillin and Mrs. ' Andrew re- plied. The prize,' for the oldest. per son present went to Mrs:: Eliza- 'beth`Alton,' to :those from the far- thest distant/ to Mr, and Mrs. Jack, Webster' and . family, Uran itun City, Sask 'the youngest; Cecil?McNall. and 'Charlie person , present, Jeanne; Roberta The community extends deep-' Reid, daughter of 'Mrs.,.Robt. K. este sympathy to Mrs. J. C..:Schar- Reid; largest family present, ..Mr bach and family of Teeswater • in` and Mrs., Stewart MacGillivray. the loss' of a, kindand loving ' Guests were: present from Cal= husband and father, the late J. C, gary, Edmonton, .Uraniuin City,: Scharbach. Carbondale; I11., Clarkson, Mark - dale,, Toronto, London; Kirkland Announces WHITECHURCH, as LUCKNOW .and. DISTRICT AGENT a A'i`Tr'O,• ACCIIDENT,. SICKNESS LTA 3 LIT`SL, • elephone V. 'ianghaiu 'S70•i-1, Collect::, • :Lake, Chatham, 'Nipigon, ' Mon areal; Orillia; , Fonthill, . Detroit; Windsor and ' other , points. Earle Thompson° of 'Colborne •vis- .ited, with relatives here during the week Mrs. J. W: Colwell visited over the Centennial week ,end with her sister, Mrs. Annetta Bushell' at KINLCUGH ` Miss Beverley Stanley,' who has been 'taking a cdurse in ' physical education at Hamilton; will: be spending her.. ,'vacation • at `Tier home • here. ' .. Mr. and Mrs. Earl • Elliott and. family ,of . Detroit are ` visiting ' with relatives here. • ,Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Suther- land of :Torontovisited over the Week -end with relatives here. ' Messrs. Russell ' Barr ', of ' Tor onto . and J Percy Barr. of Hagers ville visited :with their mother; Mrs. John Barr and other, mem- bers of their farhily here. ,Mrs,„, Robert McDonald •. and Peggy' .of, Walkerton 'spent .the week -end with' Mr. • and Mrs. Grant •Eckenswiller and family:, 1 Mr, Arthur .Phillips Of' Pont-) hill visited with Mr. J. R. Lane - and .Ronny Mr., and Mrs. Frank' Mattlden, :Mr. `e . Graham, ` Who, is spending the summer o't'i the Soodoc, spent .a day With his pare ents, Mr. and ' Mrs;oy Graham, Mrs. B. 'Aird and Betty, .°Mrs.' Bob Dales, and family of Iroquois 'Falls, .visited with Mr, and Mrs. P. A.'vMttrray. Miss Barbara' Mur - :ray aceofttpanied . them to Ira, - Lucknow: . Residents, of this area enjoyed the Lucknow Centennial over.the', week -end. . Recent visitors with' Mrs. J. W. Colwell were Mr., and. :Mrs. Jack. Elphick of Paramount, Dr. ' and Mrs. Donald ';Martyrs and : their daughter and son-in-law of De- troit. Mr., and 'Mrs..:Ray' Pinnell and family of Kitchener, Mr, and Mrs. Glen Pinnell and family of :Wind- sor visited friends ,here on Sat- �urday.. . Mr.• Walter ' Nicholson visited:: Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson. VISIT . CHEESE FACTORIES IN' UNITED STATES 'Mr J..3,13: Lowry;' who recently Purchased' the old Huron Cheese om the 12th:. and Butter . Company . Y on Concession of Huron Township, has left for an extended ,trip to • visit cheese factories:.; and milk processing coxri anies, in the t1n- ited'States. ,He: is accompanied by • Mrs. rs. Lowry, Mrs. Florence 'Mac- .y, M , - Donald and .Mrs. ' Kenneth Mac- Kay. He� who 'laughs last --didn't get the joke: • • • ARE ' REt YO'I '^MIL 1r ESTI oar Have You planned your Estate so your. wife . and Children will be safe . or have you simply made a will, and left it at that? Think twice! Could_your wife-admini ter yoiu' ..: estate? Does she ` understand Tax . regulations and Succession Duties? If she died, how long would your children wait for . the courts to settle your will .... until they were 21? 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