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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-08-27, Page 14THE LU NOW SENTINEL. TIN1 L.. LUCKNOW ONTARIO D .MEMQRI.ES FPi" Sound co nsei and a fair price on a monument.. correctly designed from quality material. rely .on j Walkerton, ELTON. MEMORIALS.;• Pat 'O'Hagan, Prop ' Established.. Over Sixty Years Phone, 618-w Ontario; KINGSBRI (August: `18th)' Mr. ;Cleo :'Henninger of Pontiac,;' Michigan, is visiting ,With .;his bro ther, ;Mr. Barney Beringer of Dungannon. Mfr. 'and. • Mrs. „Albert ,' Longevin -and daughter Sharon'of. Toronto. are ° Visiting with Mrs. Betas j'ogan and ' family. .: Mtr: .and Mrs. George .Vinini of Calgary,..;and Miss Delores Dal - :ton of ;Detroit are guests at° the ome of :Mr. Frank Dalton., Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Edwards and four children of 'London are vacationing with their relatives here, the Michael O'Connor. 'fam- ily. Mrs. Irene Murphy, .Mr.: and ;Mrs.. Joseph Murphy visited with relatives in Harrow, Ont., • during the past week ' and. IVtrs ~Viplet .titer.,, of Detroit returned with - them for a week -end : visit ;here: Relatives here were ' informed sof the death of . Mrs.-Jos.Moran (formerly `.Martha Foran)' ' of Ii�l o o yro d, in London during the -past Week, 'With the funeral "tak- FARE Al r G 'a0i!/OroP,r 1/2 Going Tuesday, August 19th t6 Saturday September -6th, incl. Return Limit---sepfember' 16th .For fares and 'train service i \ contact your local agent. ing: place h London: on Satur- day morning. Mrs and'Mrs. Ambrose Hart- man, . Shirley and Brian of Kit- chener are 1 holidaying ;,at the home':. of Mr. and .'Mrs. Clifton Austin. , Mr, , Dalton is ' at' R home here for "two .weeks' vacation. • Mr. Frank' Sullivan; 'is visiting with': his•. sisters, -Mrs'.' R;ibar. 'and Mrs.. Peter "Vogt and :•: family in Detroit. Rev.. Father , >Van Vynckt ac- companied . his brother,. the. Very Rev., Gerard Van Vynckt toy Mal - IT! . airport on Friday; ,who left v aplane for'Euro. e. Mrs. Pp • Ella Bowler, of Toronto is visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. John Dietrich and famil of Kitchener were week-. y, end visa the ' itors. t ' marDalton. �. home. , Mr.,and Mrs. Lambertus Motor- ed to Guelph during the past returned to her home there with them, . after a' two weeks visit here. Joseph Garvey Passes . mPa Y th is . extended ;_Deepest sY , e to the family of: the .late Joseph Garvey, O:C., whose' . death oc curred onw Monday: even in at'St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, ,after a few. days' illness. Mr Garvey leaves to ; mourn : his loss his. widow, the 'former Marie; Foley of Toronto,' one 'son Michael .and three daughters, Mrs. ' " Murphy '(Mary Agnes); „'.Mrs.: Dr: °Jean (Claude) MacDonald,. Mrs. Teter (Margaret) iBolland; all, residng in Toronto. The late Mr. Garvey and family. were frequent visitors at their Summer .home (the 'Gar- vey homestead) and will be greatly ° missed by. his two Sur- viving brothers, Rev. Gar - Vey of Assumption •University, Windsor, • and Gerald, .who is spending the sUni er .months 'here; and by . all his many . rela tives and friends. At the funeral in Toronto, his; brother, Rev. F C. Garvey, •was celebrant for Sol- emn ;Requiem .Mass. Rev. G. ' D:4 Flahiff was •general' deacon and Rev. Father. MacDonald, sub -ilea - Con. The : most Rev. Francis V.; Allan; D.D.; Auxiliary Bishop of Toronto, officiated for the final absolution. Rev. Cyril O'Keefe, S. T and: Rev. -- M Jr-°Dalton,=forrrier-:• ly of this parish, .were present in the sanctuary ' together with 40 or, more other members of the . clergy. Among those' attend- ing the funeral from this district 'were Mr. Gerald • Garvey, Mrs. Jas: Garvey, Mr.' and Mrs. Mark. Dalton, Mr.: Hein Captein, Mr. Frank Donnelly, ,QC,: and .Mrs: Jas Donnelly, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. O'Brian The Luckndw Centennial 'cele- brations were well patronized .by the people of this' community, ,and congratulations to the Scholastics of luronia .College upon the • fine Kingsbridge float . "Shamrock Inn" ' they conipleted:' to 'exhibit in the parade, showing an Italian. Chef "Luigi" ready, 'to carve a hiige turkey, and extending an invitation fol all to come to our' annual turkey ,supper. P.A. Edges Li zeknOw 4-1 The garden party' held ori (Goderich• Signal -;Star) ,Lucknow's Centennial ,is over and, as expected, it was. a 'grand, success. With a centennial comes. the responsibility to the com- munity newspaper to publish a large, `special edition to mark the occasion; And the Lucknow Sen- tinel lived up to this obligation; in a creditable. manner. Among •interesting articles. :.it chronicled were: ,.'origin " oI the familiar Donald . Dinnie picture used overthe years: in.'publiciz- ing _"The Games at Lucknow : . a story about Robert .Graham, the "poet'•;Laureate". ofLucknow for more than : half a century Point • Clark Lighthouse; a; fav- orite picnic spot in bygone; days when • it was. •.a three . hour trip blay,,,,,horse an bu ;, from Luc . nom '• dee" Lead family ,from. the sIsle of Skye who settled in Kinloss 104, years ago . . ' . 'Ignoring ,the fact Thursday,` August 7th; was at- tended by visitors. from , many distant cities, Detroit, , London, Toronto, . Kitchener and Windsor, with 650 turkey suppers being served in the -St. Joseph's parish hall from 5.30 : p.rn.' -till 8 ' p.m.' The ,ball game . between Lucknow and;: Port Albert bail teams was veryinteresting and exciting with the: Port. Albert team again be- ing the victors, the ,'score .:being ,fto Immediately following the game, the John Hanna trophy was presented to James Doherty, 1 manager of . the Port Albert team; by Mr. • Hanna; :who `'congratulat'. ed the;team 0 and wished thein continued: success. ' • A, special :vote of thanks is die: to all Scholastics, for their fine • organization and.. untiring ef forts in seeing to everything ta. make our garden party ., bigger and better than inP revious years. The., • draw on , the electric clothes dryer took place at mid- night,' id- ni ht with Tommy Hogan:(son g � of Mr. ,and, Mrs. Dennis Hogan), . u •,the• :. fuck drawing. , , yticket for Thomas Wallace. The bride. dell was, won by Mr.- Hein Captein. In the baking contest, Mrs. Den- nls Dalton won. •50 lbsof >3,obn- Hood flour for.. best;.pie '`and :Mrs.- `Gordon •Valad' : 50 •lbs. for • best cake • r remounts from tor '.,4or e':._ upwards • • earn 484•% interest, payable half.. yearly by cheque. r • • authorized investment for all Canadian' Insurance Companies and trust funds. • YOUR MONEY DOUBLES` ITSELF IN. 15 YEA RSI TH CORPQFiAT1ON' 372 Bay St., ' Toronto EMpiro4-7495 (Mks Hodgens) 1-3 Dunlop St.;' Barrie, PArkway 8-51$1. (Mr. Alcorn) that lie is now crippled; by; rheu- matism; 'Neil. MacCallthn,. one of the best dressed Scots of yester- years, planned . "to : be ' right . out beside the pipers , in his • ;wheel; chair and : with his Scottish bon- net and: jacket on . In: an art- icle, "Memories% George . Arm- strong recalled the days, of high wheeT:'`bikes, "hander and p P carbonstreet lights : a story. about the . late. "Jock" .Adams (and his faithful steed `Barney.") who was :once 'a stage coach driv- er between Goderich !and• Luck 'now in competition with the late A. • M. Polley and whosebusiness slogan' • was "Ahead 0'. themail or no` charge"':. the history. of • tile' fourKilpatrick 'brothers from Ireland and,: `Big Joe". Wil liamson who settled near• ;Dun gannon•'.• : the life . and work f . the late ;Dr; ,H.•Garnier .for i years a physician at Lucknow. S u. c. h articles • undoubtedly broughtback many fond memor- ies of the Lucknow. of yester- years ,to present and. former res idents of, the Sepoy Town.; Co ntributed in the Service of the Community by .J 6hn Labatt .Limited