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THE LUCKNOW ;SENTINEL,, ,LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 2nd,' 1,11
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sixty 'Attend Banquet`
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Tiger Dunlop Inn was the setting
on. Wednesday evening; May 26th
at ;7' P.m.. m.. when .Kingsbridge St.
Joseph's Council` of the: -1011C
Women's League held t e'ir 5Qth
"Anniversary Banquet.,me OO -',counc`ri has.-irs,own particular
ladies were in attendanc . 'Mrs,. work. She reminded: those pres
Eugene Frayne acted .a$ chairlady.. ent to take time, not to be so
Fattier Henry Cassano, spiritual engrossed and busy with routine
director , led the prayer of the matters that members never- have
C. W..L, This 'was followed by a time for the truly•important tasks,
toast to the Queen and the.singing It isnot' the individual who is. •
of "God Save the Queen".. Mrs.' important 'but rather the group he
John Franken,.president of Sty represents. ,She ended her talk;,
Augustine Council, proposed 'a with a little prayer. Mrs. Antone
toast to the members of St. •Van Osch, past president of Sr.'
Joseph's Council, Kingsbridge. Joseph'sCou'ncil expressed the
Father Cassano then said Grace.,
'of: Assisi "Lord , Make Xie an in-
strunient of YoOt peace i ."
She stressed the fact , that, each and
every council was important, no .
matter.wtat.ther. size. Everjr-
..After. dinner. Mrs. Eugene Frayne
introdhced the head table ;guests.
They included Mrs. ' La:wrence How.
ard; London, the diocesan presid-
ent, of the C.W.•L. who •was the'
guest speaker;'the diocesan first •
vice-pres deiit;. Mrs. J. J. ,Gardner
of Ilderton the• diocesan third vice
president, Mrs. P. J. ' Fallona of
London Sister Elizabeth Lamber-'
tus, a member ' of Notre Dame
Order at Waterdown; Mrs. William
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LUCKNOW
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Huron Township
Resident 'Passes
RALPH. ELLIOTT
"Ralph Reginald Elliott passed:
away in. Kincardine :General Hos- ,
pital on Monday , May 24th in his
73rd year,;:thre:e weeks after suf
fering a severe heart attack . He
was. .the .son of the late'. William
Elliott and: Jane Fair of Huron
Township: .
On June 9 ' 1926 , he married.•
Frances 'Moffat and they carried
on fa rriing the farnily homestead
on the 10th concession of Futon
Township where they: have enjoy-
ed: their retirement.. for some..' years;
Heservedon the Township Coun:
cih and was a member 'of the ,Rip-•
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.ley;I►O.O.F
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Ralph Was a •faithful: member of
Bethel United Church"where he
'Served at an elder.for several
years. He, showed a keen interest
in all community activities.
Funeral service was conducted
at the MacLennan Funeral Home
in Kincardine on ;Wednesday, with
Rev. John Hill officiatin_ , with
interment in Kincardine cemetery,
He will be. greatly missed by
his wife., Frances and One daugh
te-r , Jaye e Mrs, El -m er-EouTtri
of Huron and six grandchildren.'
Also Surviving are one'sist.er, Mrs.
Clara Downey, of Kincardine and
one brother, 1 -Toward of Detroit...
He was predeceased by three
sisters, Mrs: Robert-(Fve)-Ba4
Mrs. Wes (Sara) Pollock, Mrs, 'John
'(Eliza) Ackert Walker; four broth:-
er•s1, Jack, Joe:, George and Bill.Pallbearers were pert Elliott,
Roy :h1arshall, Stewart Farrell,
Howard Harrison, Carl Pollock
and Fred Craigie. •
Flower bearers were Bryce'
Rlliott, Clayton Elliott., Jim
Elliott',. Goldie Harris, ',jack Ack-
ert and Morris, Reid,
;:(Intended:for last weekk.
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Mr. and Mrs.Lloyd Collins' and
family spent th•e •week end'in Mon•
treat.
Mr. and Mrs; .David Compton.
and:.Lissa ;and Lori visited relatives
here Sunday. •
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Leadbetter
of Toronto spent the.week:end'•
with . Mrs.: Colin MacGregor.:
• Colin Howes spent theweek en
at Stokes. B,ay.,
Hogan , 't#e e
who was present,a't the first Meet-
ing inJuly., '1921., when St, •
Joseph's Council was founded; Mrs
Clifton, Austin, a rnernher• pf_St
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Joseph's Council for 5;0: years the
C. W.L. president from St Augus'-
tine, Mrs. Joh'n.Frankenf: the Pres.
identof St. :Mary's<C.W.'L., Luck-
now Mrs. •J rn O'Donnell and Mrs,
Joe. Courtney, president of St
Joseph's Council, Kingsbridge: ' ..
Mrs. Joe Courtney extended a few'
words• of welcome followed by. a
memoriam of one minute silence,
Mrs.': Bill. Hoganand Mrs, Clif,-
ton Austin cut the anniversary •
cake.
Father Henry. Cassano , S.' S. P'.
greeted. nembers'and guests. He
was happy to note that the Golden
Jubilee of'his order, the Mission
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League's appreciation and present-
ed a gift ao s. Lawrence Howard,
A message. of .congratulation from
Rev'. J., L. Hennessey, diocesan
spiritual director, and his. regrets.
at not being ,able to attend, were
brought, by Mrs. L. Howard.
t..
'Greetings were extended by Mn
John .Franken , president' of St.
Augustine C. W. L. and Mrs.. Jim
O'Dorinell, president..of St. Mary's
Lucknow.;
4hrt-Now4rd; corre=spen=
ing:.Secretary.of St. `Joseph' s. Coun-
'cid,read,:cards of •con:gratulation
from Trinity U . C . W. , the. King-'
sbridge .Genealogical Society and
St. •Mary's Council '
A bible was given; to Mrs. Joe
Courtney president , by Father'
Cassano, :spiritual'director'.,„
asa:gift, to St. Joseph's Council
on this special occasion..
• Mrs Joe 'Courtney. presented J
Mrs: Bill:Hogan with a •special
scroll made by SisterElizabeth
Lambertus., Mrs; .Raymond Leddy
read a poem that she had compos
ed and .dedicated to'Mrs, 'Bill
Hogan .;
1=ifty. fear Members in:.the C: V
L, Mrs, Clifton Austin, Mrs.
jack Van Osch.and Mrs. Herman
La'hibertus were with
O'Keefe, Mrs. Joe Courtney; Mrs
Walter Clare , • Mrs.' Con Hogan,,.'
Mrs.. Leo CourtneyMrs:_ Dennis
Hogan, Mrs. Dennis Dalton Mrs,
Mark Dalton', Mrs. Carl Riegling;
Mrs';, John Austin and Mrs. Antone
`fa u O$eh .. • .
Mrs. Mark. Dalton,. second
vice-president and convener for
Social, Economic and Civic. Life.
gave special recognition to neem-
bers of 25:' years; these ind1uded'
Mrs. Cyril Austin, Mrs ' beunts••
Dalton, Mrs, Earl Drennan ; 1vIrs;
Tirnothy Dwyer,,,Miss Margaret'.'
Foley , Mrs. Gilbert Frayne,. Mrs.,
Martin I-iendrieks, Mrs. CQn
an, Mrs. Dennis Mogan, Mrs. wit.
Ham .,Hogan , Mrs. ,John; Kelly,
Mrs. Genevieve Kinahan, Mrs.`,
Blaise Martin, Mrs. John Milten-
burg, Mrs.. Carl Riegling. and
Mrs; ed .
Mrs. John'•Howard expressed a
few .worFrds of
Vassellaappreciation .to Mrs;.
G. •Kaitting for the lovely 'dinner
.served.
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`'The History of the League"
bookletswere available for sale.
The evening came to.a close •
with the 'singing ofs•"O Canada.',
On,P:enticost Sunday, May 30
at ;ll: o'clock.a Golden Anniversary
.Mass of 'Tha,nksgiving:was said at
St ..Joseph's 'Church Kingsbridge
with Msgr. F. 'J. , Laverty , Chan:-':
cellor of London Diocese, as cel
ebtant. He was delegated by
the • Bishop to sa•y• Mass for this:
special occasion. Rev..H. £as
sano,.'S. S. P.::was; .coni.rnentator'.
In :the sanctuary' were lvls;r; L.
J. Phelan , D. P..and'.Rev.. Thoihas
N10 -1 rr .S J•. :La.y: readers
were •Mrs Frank, Riet ling; first
vice-president and Mrs: Antone
Van.•Osch , past; president.: N1r:S:
W. J. Palmer, :representing the.
diocesan :council Of the `C. W L•,'•'•
and Mrs.' Joe Courtney-',.. president'
of St. Joseph's:: Coupea,brought'
up,the offertory gifts.. A `.social'
,gathering was held in the Church
Hath irrrmed.iately following; the
Ma ss..
with that of St Joseph's. Council.:
Father' introduced Mrs. Lawrence
Howard the guest speaker.: Mr's':'
.Howard .held het audience With,
her enthusiasm and:`obviouslove
for the' C. 4V.. L. She began with
the famous prayer of St.',Francis
Mrs. Frank Riegling , first vice
president .andconvener• for
Church Life introduced.the past
presidents .of St. ; Joseph's Coun-
cil who were present 'at the :ban,
quet, Mrs.: Wi Barri W. Hogan,
Mrs .% Eari Drennan; Mrs. Joe.
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The' Sacrament of'the Lord's`.
Su' er. will :be observed next Sun-
day: in• Ashfield Presbyterian
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•Church with; Preparatory Service
on ;Friday evening at .8 p. m
Mr. and Mrs. Peter. VancFerley.
of Toronto visited; friends in the.
community last week end.
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