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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-09-16, Page 2FAGE TWO THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,- LUCKNOW, ONTARIO " WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16th, 1953 T OBITUARY I MISS GBACE RICHARDSON After an illness extending oyer ^the past year,* Miss Grace Eliza­ beth Richardson, daughter of Mr. ^andMrs. John Richardson, *fees- water, passed away on Saturday Teveningi, September 5th, at the baime of her brother, Mr. Janies ^Richardson, Kinloss Township. Stricken with a bone malady lest year, she underwent an op­ eration in Victoria Hospital, Lon­ don, in December, when one leg was. removed at the hip. Her —gradualdecline—jnhealthfwas climaxed by death last. Saturday^ — Deceased was bom aiid- raised in Kuiloss Township near Lang- ." tide, spending most of ■■■ her later years in Teeswater, bbing /em^- ployed in the Thompson Bros, of­ fice and latterly, until her illness, at the Cosy Restaurant. She was an active member of Langside Presbyterian Church, and of the Rebekah Lodge, Teeswater, Her pleasant and friendly disposition, endeared her to a host of ac­ quaintances in^ this and the Xangside community. Surviving are her parents and two brothers, < James of . Kinloss and Robert of Teeswater. . The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon from Langside Presby­ terian church with Rev; R, D. A. Currie in charge, assisted by Rev, Mr. Pollock of Wingham. Mrs. Andrew Gaunt sang an appropri­ ate solp. interment took place in Teeswater Cemetery. Pallbearers were Charles Tiffin, W. Taylor, Fred Tiffin; Jas. McBurney, John­ son Conn and Chas. Taylor. Flow­ er bearers were G. Tiffin, W. Tif* fin, W. Conn,. E/ Scott, Q, Wall, D.^ Stewarf,. W. Scott, D,. Simp­ son, L. Thornton, T. Friendship, Parish Moffat and Jamieson Pet- tipiece.—Teeswater News. ■ /" ..v__’ - "“77 BORN ■ • FARRISH^-in Wingham General Hospiital on Wednesday, Septem­ ber 2nd, 1953, to Mr; and Mrs. .John Farrish, R. 7, Lucknow, a son. ' RITCHIE—in Wingham General Hospital on ^Friday, September 4, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rit­ chie, R, 7, Lucknow, a son. BARBOUR—in Wirigham General Hospital on* Wednesday, Septem­ ber 2, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ neth Barbour, R. 2, Lucknow, a 'son. AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE of farm imple­ ments and household effects will be held at the farm of Stanley Johnston, Lot 6, Con. 10, Kinloss Twp., 1 mile west of Lucknow Gravel, on Monday, September 21st at 2,00 p.m, Full line of farm implements -& quantity 4>f house­ hold effects; 40 cords> wood and 30 bus. timothy seed. Terms cash. Stanley Johnston, Prop,; Donald B. Blue, Auc.; ; SCHOOL OF EVANGELISM -TTRey.WmrBellQf-SyacusepNew York', will, lead a school of evan- -gelism^^onsored^ibyTlitiroh^Mait— land Presbytery, in St Andrew’s, Presbyterian' Church, Wingham, on Tuesday and Wednesday, Sep-’ > temfoer 22, 23, at 8.00 p,m* All are welcome. I Mr. Nelson Webster of Wind­ sor visited over the recent holi­ day with his mother, Mrs. E. M. Alton. Mr. and Mrs. Webster and son Ross motored to Alberta to visit relatives’ during the month of August and also'went on to Vancouver. It was their first Visit wset since coming to Wind years ago. LANGSIDE teeswater Masons and visiting members of thp Order attended service at Langside Presbyterian church on Sunday. Rev. R. D. A Currie conducted the" service, A quartette number was contribute ed by the choir and John Mc­ Gee of Calvin sang a solo, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ritchie visited on Sunday with Mr-, arid Mrs. Les Ritchie. , The Ladies Aid meeting • is to be held Friday evening at the home -of Mrs. VTih. Qrr, . 7^egmners”at~jN^ .term are Lucy Morrison, Jimmy Dawson,Mac ;'Conley;-:MiSs“Ebis Hunter of .Armow is the teacher. Mr. Charles Pinkerton of*Pink­ erton ‘is teaching. at S.S. No. 3> Langside. * y. ‘ The Mission Band is to meet in the church on Saturday after noori.^ ■ • -Those from S.S, No. 9 attend­ ing; Lucknow District High school are Jan^t Gaunt, Joan Cochrane and iPhyllis Moore; and from S.S? No, 8, Joy Conley and Phyllis Smith. Sympathy is extended to the Richardson family in the death of Miss Grace Richardson, The.. district is in deep mourning. Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Donald Donaldson on the birth of their son, Stephen Foster. PURPLE GROVE Mrs. Ed Percy a?,d Mrs. Alvin Percy of Detroit call­ ed on relatives around the Grove last .week* 1 ’Mr. Walter Collins, left for Saskatchewan with his cousins, Miss Lois and J ack Collins • who. are returning honri® after their visit here. ' garet M'idcpim visited at the hQipe of Mr, and Mrs. John Emerson. Mr. Ralph Elliott of Pine River visited Calvin Robertson one day Iflst week* 1 . . * . 'Mrs. Angus’Graham of London visited this week at the' 'homes of. her ibrOthers, Sam and John Einerson, . - .' / Miss Winriifred McFarlane of Walkerton; spent Sunday at the home of her parents. During the storm last Friday evening Victor Gawley’s house was struck by lightning, destroy­ ing a chimney and disrupting the hydro for some time. Mr. Behx^tanley of Kincardine spent a day on the 12tK Conces­ sion last week. Mr. and Mrs. Traher & child- p of (London, Mr. Laurence Stanley and Miss Lbraine New­ bury of Toronto, Misses Ella, Ed­ na. and Eunice Stanley of Wind­ sor, Dickie, Valerie, Diane Stan­ ley were visitors at the home of Mr. Miltqn Stahley recently. Mrs. Harold Campbell & Thel­ ma of Orillia ar^ spending a few weeks at . the home of her father, Mr. Frank Stanley. sil* here. • •Misses' Nellie,, Helen and Marr j tIf you want to replace out-of-date or worn-Out plumbing in your farm-house ... there’s good news for you at the Bank of Montreal. . .1 • Lack of ready cash need not hold up those much-needed improve- ’ ments. A B of M Farm Improvement Loan can put the latest plumbing equipment on tap in your home. And there’s no substitute for the comfort and cd^enience made possible by modern plumbing. . B of M Farm Improvement Loans are available for financing such worthwhile purchases as modern furnaces, hot-water systems, improved toilet ' facilities and many others.;- - -- 7 ............. 7 i .7.... .... ——-1————Don^t-putoff-your-plumbing-improvemeot-progranr-anylonger! Talk over ypur needs with the manager of your nearest branch of the B of M. He’ll b£ glad to show you« what a B of M Farm Improvement Loan can do for your farm . •* . and how little it costs. / s Held Family Gathering . Rev. and Mrs. C. R. McGilli­ vray of Victoria, B.C., Mr: and' ’ Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCosh j Mrs. Allan Ashley and Miss Hel-, and family visited with Mr. and' en McGillivray of Wiarton, Mr. Mrs. Wm. Arnold, Who observed their 25th wedding anniversary. Miss Marion Shantz of pine River has been engaged by Mrs.1 vray, Mrs^ D. G. McGillivray and Burton Coljins, who has taken over the duties as school teacher in-Kinlough”school7“- ' “—7™. A number from Purple Grove attended the reception for Mr. I family of Ripley were Sunday and Mrs./Carman McLeod" last ’ guests at a family reunion at the Friday_evening-at Bervie. ^7—7e x<“ ’ '' Mr. and Mrs. AlVin Trouse of Tiverton and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Woodruff of California,- Misses Lettie and Ada Gawley were vis­ itors Mrs. and Mrs. Allan Witcher & John­ nie of Cblpoys Bay, Mr. and Mrs Dirk Dodd, Mr. John McGilli- Sandra of London, Mrf. and Mrs George McGillivray, Mrs. Tillie Smith-and-Georgeof-Kincardme, Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Wylds and at the home of Mr. and Victar Gawley recently. jihomeofMr.and-MrsOliverMG- Chhrles; It was the first time in thirty years that Mrs. C. R. Mc­ Gillivray has visited here. They were enroute home from a trip I to. the Maritimes where/they vis­ ited their daughter. 111 1 . ............................. '■ ■ Presbyterian Mission Band The Presbyterian Mission Band held their 'first Fall meeting in the Sunday School rooms on Monday, Sept. 14th. There were 31 present. The birthday parade brought s8c, it being Aleta Pol­ lock’s & Joan MacKenzie’s birth- • day this month. Total givings were $1.48. Mrs. V. Mowbray read a letter about sending toys to mittee for next month is Betsy Henderson and Nancy Forster. News reporter is Nancy Forster. ZION . The regular September meet­ ing was held at the home of Mrs. Marshal Gibson with 21 present. Mrs. Frank Ritchie presided. Mrs. WLll_Hunter_had„chafge^)f--the devotional. - Shirley Gibson gave a reading. Christian Stewardship was taken by Mrs. Jal^e Hunter. Mrs. Eldon Ritchie is u> get the program for the next meeting. _ Mrs_Pete-Cooky-Mrs^-Gorden-Rit^-J^ie-^^sion--EieldT^Pr-ogr-am-com^ chie and Mrs. Will Hunter were appointed to go to sectional meet­ ing which will be held in Blake church. The study book was tak­ en by Mrs. Robt. Helm, There was a play on temperance. Those takjng part were Mrs; Allan Rit­ chie, Mrs. Gordon Kirkland, Mrs. Jim Hunter, Mrs. Jack McDon- agh and Mrs. Chas. Anderson. A vote of..thanks was extended Mrs. Gibson for her home., Mrs. Geo. Hunter took charge of the W.A. meeting. Mrs. Kirkland read the scripture. The bazaar is .to be held on the last Saturday of October^ The closing prayer was offered• . A-___________ wr w.__ by Mrs. George Hunter. \ W. I. MEMBERS REPORT ON A.C.W.W. CONVENTION FOURTH CONCESSION Mrs. Fred Gilchrist arid Bob spent a few days in Toronto and attended the Ex. Mrs. Chas. Conklin, Mr. Stuart Conklin of Harrisville, Mich., arid Mrs L. MaOIver of Lucknow spent, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs; Ira Dickie and family. Miss Grace MacDougall, Carol Madfntyre and Keith Roul§ton were beginners at L.P.S. this term. ,. Mr. Lloyd MacDougall had a farm pond made this week. Carpenters “ are “busy* re-con- - structing the former Mad ver -home-for^a—resi den.ee—fopMr.ancL— Mrs. R. G. Martin. The regular meeting of the Xucknow—Women^s—iTrstitute^was- held in the Town Hall on Friday/ Mrs. Chas. Cook, the president was in the chair. The delegate to Olivet WM& Haven/whh X/' Th* OI^t'W.M.S. met at the as Alternate ' wX- home of Mrs. Ross Black for the' ^erehnaHea^\^GlU September meeting. Mrs. Oliver Mrs. Chas. Cook, the president, the coriventibh .is Mrs. ' Alex theThe Olivet W.M.S. met at paper, on Health. Mrs A. J. Wil­ son gave "the; motto “Let’s riot work so hard that we haven’t time?,to live”, A report of ACWW cdnvenitiori Was given by several of the ladies attending.-Those at« Philip Stewart, Mrs.. J. R. John­ stone, Mrs., Sam Reid, Mrs? Chai: Cd07^s; . Douglas, tyia^ Mrs. J. W. Joy nt, Mrs. ®.ert 77, Mrs Thos. -Salkeld. Mary McLeod; Mrs. E. Barkwell Mrs. Beatrice Yovan. The medt- ,png closed With 'the Queen after ....... , 1 which lunch was served by the WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVEBY WALK Of LIFE SINCE 1817 ■ ■ IBarlSl’, M?s.‘ cTook' Mre r‘ •. ’ /?, Bank of Montreal ■ . v » # Lucknow Branch: MURRAY COUSE, Manage* J \ ft* ■Ar « I McCharles presided and opened the' meeting with 'prayer./Mi'S, j Doug Henry gave the temperance report. Mrs John-McCharles fav­ ored, with a solo. Mrs. Ralph El* Hdtt of Bethel W.M.S. -wa^ .the , guest ispeakdr and spoke on the^ conference ,at MicMaster which she had attended last June. Mrs. Alex MicTavish .closed the meet- , I ing with prayer. Lunch was sep ved and a social time enjoyed. ‘f 23 'Douglas. THE FARM of Ben Chisholm, north ’scene of the North lIutoh~pWrf ing match on . Monday, September /*<• r AV ..7.