The Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-04-01, Page 19WEDNESDAY," APRIL 1$t 1970,
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CORA i, MacQUAIG;
The death of Cora.Lorraine•
''MacQuaig of Lucknow-occurred
suddenly at her home on Wednes-
ay , March filth, . She was 91.
Miss MacQuaig. wasa •daughter
of Angus and, Effie,lviacQuaig and
was born in Lucknow on April
17th, 1878.. She:trained as a
nurse rn Chatharri .Genera o i-._..
pitai and served•as'a nursing ,
sister for three years in England
,and. France during World War
one.
Following 'her overseas service.
she nursed in Chicago and in
1932 Miss MacQuaig returned to •
her home town, where/she •
Continued in her nursing profess-
ion for a number of years, •
A.service was conducted on
Thursday e'tening. at the Mac-
Kenzie Chapel. by 'the. Ladies
Auxiliary to the Canadian
Legion" of which she was a. life
• member..
Miss,,MacQuaig is_survived by
one brother•ED. MacQuaig.of,
Leh-igh-Actes>, :'Florida; three.
sisters. Sarah, Agnes a'nd. Mary
MacQuaig; all of Lucknow;
five nieces and one nephew ,.
'M.rs..James '(Mary) Fettes of
Windsor , Mrs., George (Joan)
MacKinnon of Sudbury _Mrs.
Frank (Donalda) Houghton of.
Toronto , Mrs. William (Pa.tric
ia) Dennisdof Peterborough , .
Australia , Mrs Ronald.. ;(Sarah)'
Davi of Toledo, Ohio and John.
MacQua•ig. of :New. Orleans, • •
• ;She wa-s predeceased by. two
sisters Rebecca of Lucknow and
Isabelle of Chicago and four
brothers: Duncan of Australia , John. Womerrs .Instittite-fortwo years;
and Gladstone, of Luc'know'and'
Suf-fers Fracture .'
in -H�
• KIN'LOSS.NEWS • .
'gob Gilchrist had:the misfortune
• to break' his collar bone during a
hockey practice with the.Holyrood.
Butchers Team at• the Lucknow
Arena
Mr. and Mrs; Doug; MacKay and
_ ----family of LinW.00d vi,sited-Saturday.
with .Mr .:and Mrs.. Evan Keith and
. fam;iiy.and enjoyed snowmob'rling
on the Kinloss .hills
,Martha Martin of Toronto was
• week -end guest. a -t th-e"horne -of
Mr...and Mrs .. Allan Graham. .,
Lawtence Clark, Norma Matin -
tyre a ici-the_Gil son children_ha-ve-
been. ill With the mumps. ,N
• Visitors with Mr: •and• Mrs. .Gilt
bert Hamilton during the holidayWeek .were ,. Rev . C .. and Mrs,
Lohnes , Marian 'Taylor , • Margaret
Loney and Betty Harnilton ; all of
Niagara Falls. '
• Connie 'MacKenzie of Centenn
TaT`Colrege.and' Jim 151ac annon'
•• Of Guelph University were home
'for the Easter week -end.
Anne Colwell spent the holiday,:
ek�vi r: an Mrs: Walter• .'
• Forster. and family of Ripley. .
Rev. and Mrs. Loines of N'iag-
ara Falls brought Betty Harrnilton
home for a few days holiday last
' week. She returned to-_1Viagara,__,Y,_:
a s wait Y argaret Loney and
• •Marian Taylor on Friday. '
Mr,. and Mrs. Havey Houston
and Kenneth were dinner :guests
• Sunday with Mrs. Ray Taylor of
• Walkerton.
RECEIVES HONOUR •
Congratulations to Sandra Keith
•• Who received a cheque frorn
Ryerson Press fora poem she hada
'composed',
• T 5.0tILVSAIIy
:CONTI•NUED FROM' PAGE 1
at. the age of 14and William .are
deceased. Two sisters,' Mrs. Bert
(hose) Reid and'Mrs..Bob (Annie)
$.rutlrers, have, alsopassed on, '
When Philip first came. to.
Canada, be was employed on the
.farm of Ab McQuillin, east of• •
Lucknow.. In 1915 he commenced.
driving the mail 'route on R. R. 4
Lucknow ,. now •R. R..3 Holyrood
.and diove it -for three years'
until he entered the military ser
'vice- ,e m .: .� + -ars-
in the first World war in the army
and was overseas. He was the
first mail driver in'this district
to use an automobile which he
put into service on the mail route
in 1916. • Mr, Stewart isalso proud
of the fact that he has been driv-
ing an.auto for 55. years with .no,
accident' claim..
Following'his return from over
seas , he, took up the., decorating
business and'has•been in this .
business for 40 years. His decora
ting store: was burned in February
of 1950 in'a. fire•.which .destroyed
the .block on main' street: over the
river .on the north side of the
street. Mr. Stewart later opened
a store next to Sanderson's, to
the east. „
For thirty-five years P1 ilip. has:
carried on a successful'insurance,
business in th.e area. He is the
longest..contnuaus business man;,.
stillin business in. the `village, '
For 6 years--he-served-orrth-e7L+uck
now Baaid of Fducatio L '
:Mrs. Stewart has served' her •
community in manyways during •
her lffetir#ere :--Slre-u_Me
a member of Lucknow 'Women's ;.
Institute for, the 'past 47, years. She
has served as president of.tbe group
for eight years on three different
occasions. , She also served. as
president of Bruce South District
Danny in /infancy.. •
Funeral` service was.conducted
at MacKenzie Memorial Chapel,
;Lucknow on Friday, March 13th. '
Officiating to ergyrrt-n were:_:.Rev...
Glenn ,Noble and' Rev. Kenneth 7.
•
Temporary' ,enton'bment.-was. at.
South Kinloss Mausoleumwith:
finalresting place ,� South Kin-
loss Cemetery.,; ,
_Pallbeare'r`$- er Noble Johnston,
Jim Henderson, Carrieroh !lac
Donald, George Joynt, Harvey
Webster and Jim Fettes:
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,IT THROUGH THE
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MatherH�n�ured
On, 87th Birthd�y'.
WHITECHURC.I-1 NEWS
OnMonday March 23 Mr, and
:Mrs. Russel Chapman held a birth-
day dinner party for his mother'.
Mrs. Mary E Chapman--celebrat-....
ing her 87th birthday. Present for
the occasion,to help •her celebrate
were Mrs;• Eunice Gillespie,, Mrs.
Elwood Groskorth and Mrs. Earl
Caslick, The dinner table ,was
-aBorrie-d-z th,a=birthday-crake aid--
all its trimmings. The ladies .
spent a pleasant afternoon visiting.
together and looking over the ,
Many carp' and gifts she had rec-
eived. Mrs , Chaprnan enjoys fair-
ly good health does some sewing,
quilt making and is,able to keep
house in her own apartment.. ' The
community extends belated birth-
day greetings to Mrs, 'Chapman.
Isn't it funny T
That so . many
Business' men
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MONUMENTS
:for • sound counsel • and; a fair price on a monument
correctly designed, from quality material, vr ely on
SKELTQN MEMORIALS
WALKERTON..
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Established Over Sixty Years
PHONE 881.0234, ONTARIO
For forty years: Mr .aHyl Mr's,
Stewart were members of the
Lucknow Presbyterian Church.
Choir. Thisrnusical gift has'been
passed on to members of their .
ami
•
. ' About 130 visitors called at the
Stewart home on, Sunday tee) extend
best wishes. Murray Gaunt,
Member for Huron -Bruce ,
Presented a plague on behalf of th
province of Ontario. • • Greetings
were received .from -Ross
Whither, 'member of parliament
for Bruce and the village of Luck
now remembered Mr. and Mrs,.
Stewart with ,a basket of flowers.
Many .other, phone calls of. best
wishes were'received'. The bride'
and_groom.of 50 years were pres-
ented with 'a' television'set by their
•
fa rn ly .
• ,Guests'were present from: Ham-
ilton ,
amilton, Clarkson, Welland , Wood-
stock, Burlington, Oakville, Dun-
das;. Listowel , JKincardine,
London and. Detroit:
The .couple has a family of four,
Lloyd Hamilton; Allan Burling-,.
ton; Mrs... John (G.wen) Wil
Oakville and Miss Winnifred .
Stewart, London.
Their six grandchildren are
Greg Stewart of Hamilton;, Kim ;
Lesli•e•Ann and °John'Stewart'of
Burlington; Sandia Elizabeth and
'�os`s-"G�"ilstzr� aJ'"6akvi le ,
CANTATA
,CONTINUED. FROM PAGE lj
Mrs. Philip MacMillan, Mrs.
Frank Hawthorne, Mrs. Ross Gam-
mie , (Mrs.
am-
mie,'Mrs. 'Cliff Crawford, Mrs.
Clare Johnstone, Mrs. John Pritch-
ard, Mrs. Raynard Ackert, Miss,
Linda Sparks,Mrs., Harvey Web-
ster ,
ebster, Mrs: Ben Malda.
Alto; Mrs. Harvey Houston ,
Mrs. Robert Nicholls, Mrs . Henry
Jurjens, Mrs, J.' C. 'McKim, Mrs,.
John. Hall, lvlrs. •Ernest Lewis, Mrs..' -
Thos. Armstrong, Miss June`
Ackert. ' •
Tenor, Rick Pritchard Je1le
de -Jong, Eugene-P"r tc-hard, Rey
Robert Nicholls.
Bass, Raynard Ackert ,• Clarence /.
Greer; Denver Dickie. '
•
During;a social time' by mem-
bers of the. Cantata following the
presentation.-;_ Mrs . Harvey Houston- -
and Mrs: Raynard Ackert ,present.
ed roses to the leader Mrs'. Gordon
Mon ornery. Raynard'Ackert •
thanked the U .'C W. of Lucknow.
United Church who were in ' charge
of the social period', .
About: $41 Was raised for the' .
One Day's Pay: appeal for overseas ;
-development . :
Will get up' -in the morning
Refresh themselves with a : ;dose, of .advertisedfruit salt,
Clean their teeth with an advertised brush; and advertised . tooth paste..
Shit!. with : an advertised. razor,
Wash and shave with' advertised soaps:
Put on ' advertisedNundsrwear, ,._.
Advertised hose, garters, shirt, coliar__ancLshoes,
Seat themselves at/the table
And eat advertised breakfast food arid bread
Drink advertised tea, coffee or cocoa,
Put on an advertised hat 'and gloves
Light an advertised cigarette,
With an advertised match.
Go to work in an advertised motorcar
Give letters to a.aypist
Who types onan advertised machine,
Use advertised : carbons,
Sign-their=letters-with-an-advertised pen;, --=-
.Containing advertised ink; '
And
Turn down a proposal to advertise on the ground
Advertising Doesn't Pay
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