HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-03-31, Page 3WEDNESDAY? MARCH 31? 1954
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, tUCKNOW, ONTARIO . ■ , ‘. / PAGE THREE
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Minister:
Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn,
B.A., B.D.
SUNDAY, APRIL 4th
it aun.: “The Noble. Struggle”.
Admission of members of
Session;
[12.15 p.m.J Spnday School.
I 7.00 Evening* Service
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Rev. C. A. Winn, B.A.,
Minister.
SUNDAY, APRIL 4th
111.09 a.m.: Fare-well Sennon.
j 12.15 p.m.:^Sunday School,
| 3.00 p.m.i Erskine, Dungan-j
| non, Farewell Sermon. |
| 7.00 p.m.: Farewell Sermon.|
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Local & General
Mrs.” Jessie Maclnnes is now a’
patient at -Baker’s Convalescent
Home.
Mrs. Robert Nelson has return
ed -from a six weeks’ visit, in
Windsor with Mrs. R. W, Bray.
. Mrs. Grace Lockhart returned
to her^home here the first pf the
week'’after spending the winter
in Wingham.? with Mr. and Mrs.
Elwell ^Webster. \
Mr. Clifford McNall of Cargill
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson
of Newaygo, Mich., were ^visitors
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Swan and Dianne" of Kinloss Twp.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil McLennan
have .returned .from a trip, to Ken-
i tuckey' where they visited.' with
I Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth McLeod
and Mr. Angus McLeod. They ac- i companied Mr. and Mrs. Orah
Crawford of London. •
Lome Johnston' returned 'home
from Westminster Hospital
•Friday, where he had been.a
lent sinc^ suffering a severe
bladder attack a few, weeks
He’s still not feeling “in
/pink”..
| Mr. and Mrs., Bruce McKenzie,
I Marguerite and Beverley spent
i the dweek-end at.' Malton, where
i Beverley’s godparents had a sur-
j prise birthday party for her. Miss
Florence De Gruchy, an aunt,
was there from Montreal to help
celebrate. f.
I Visitors. <
j at the home of Mr. arid Mrs. Robt.
J. McNall were Mr. ar.d Mrs. Ray
Mr. Cliffbrd McNall of Cargill
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CABLED GREETING
ON ANNIVERSARY
To honor Mr, and Mrs. Archie
MacIntyre pn the occasion of-
their 25th wedding anniversary,
a large crowd of friends andr
neighbors gathered for an old
-time party in Holyrood Hall on
Tuesday evening, March 23 rd.
A social evening was enjoyed
as old friends chatted, and music
for dancing was furnished by dif
ferent grbups/of musicians.
After lunch had been served,
Frank Mackenzie played bag-
pipeselectionsandD. H.Car-~
ruthers asked the bride and
-groom-of—25-years-to-c6me-to-the-
,platform. Mrs? Philip Steer sang
a-solo, “Side by .Side, with the,
audience joining in , the chorus.
Mrk. Tom. Mackenzie’ gave a
'humorous reading, “Man is what
Woman Marries”, W. LI MacKer/
zie then extended greetings' from
the gathering,, to Archie and
Norma in his. humorous' style. As
a token for good wishes. Harold
Campbell • presented them, with
/a generous purse with which, to
obtain some keepsake to com
memorate the occasion. Both
I made a fitting reply and all sang
“For' they are. jolly /good fel
lows”. Dancing was resumed to
conclude a pleasant evening.
The MacIntyres have a family
of four, Allan and Donald, at
home; Mary Anna, student nurse
at St. Joseph’s Hospital, London,
and their oldest son, Alex, who
has been studying medicine at
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HOLYROOD COUPLE
MOVE TO CLINTON
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Watson
and three children, "Donald, Gaye
and David, moved to Cliritoh the
first of the week to make their
home. Donald is employed there
by the Waterloo Cattle Breeding
Association. For the past five arid a. .half years they nave resided , lien of Blyth,
at Holyrood where Donald was. - , • . , -employed on the Ackert farms.; an<} Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson
His successor is Weir Eckehswil-1 anc* °f Newaygo,-Mich;..
ler . * « ' HURQN-BRUCE MEMBER TO
At a Shoot party~at the Town- SEND SERIES OF REPORTS —
ship Hall on Thursday evening,j < < . _
.the Holyrood community pre-' John -W. , Hanna, M.P.P. for-
. sented Mr. and Mrs. Watson with Huron-Bruce riding, plans to send
a. trilight lamp. The presentation out aperiodic' reports - of—proceed--
was made by Jack Ackert. Mrs. mgs during the present; session
Watson had previously been pre- of the Legislature.. The first re
sented with a remembrance by port is a thumb-nail sketch of
the Holyrood Women’s. Institute, the Huron-Bruce member who
Mrs. Watson was a member of has represented this riding at
: the Lucknow. United Church Queen’s Park continually since
“'choir. " i,1943. .
during the week-end :.-Oxford’ England> during the^past
? of m! and Mrs Robt- . three years, and who remoter-
ed them with a cablegram that
morning.
Look around you on a busy street. You’ll see the
kind of people .who borrow.; They represent blmQSt every
occupation ... professional men^ office employees, crafts
men, skilled. and unskilled workers. 4. anyone who has
faced a family or business emergency. ,
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could you meet that need With savings and income? If
you couldn’t, you would hove to find a., dependable
outside source? .
Household Financea leader in the consumer
’ finaheb field—provides just such a source. We provide
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any Worthwhile purpose..
Budget.” It’s available at your nearest branch office, or
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PURPLE GROVE
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Mrs. Gerald Rhpdy, David and
Allin visited at the home of ^Ir.
arid Mrs“. "Burton Colliris 6n~Sat~
urday4 •• < , . ■
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gawley,
Velma, Marlene and Gladys vis
ited with Misses Lettie and Ada
Gawley on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bbverly Cliff,
Dianne, Barrie, Rickey, Misses
Helen arid Ethel Farrell of Loh>
don visited' with their parents;
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Farrell on
Sunday. ?
Mr. Donald Robertson and Miss
Margaret visited at the home of/
Mr. and Mrs Goldie Huston re
cently. ;
Mr. Norval Stanley has pur
chased a new car last week. ■ ;
A social .evening will be held
in the vOrange Hall at Kinlough
on Friday evening of this week.
The Purple Grove Farm Forum
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Burton Collins on Monday of last
week. As this was the final meet
ing plans were made for the com
ing year. After a period of re
creation lunch was served.
Quite a number from here at
tended the reoeptiqn held at
Holyrood on Friday evening for
the newlweds, Mr. and Mrs. Don
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FORMER CLERK HONORED
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Phillips th at ex-reeve Wm. Ste
wart was.a^le to be" present. He
has since taken jll. :
Only One Member Living
It was on February 6th, 1923,
^that^M-iv-PhiH-ips—w-as-^a-ppoihtei;
clerk. He succeeded Wnu Thomp
son who, had carried on the
clerk’s duties temporarily/follow-,,
‘ing the death ofWalter. WilsOri.
-M<2Wb’e-i^~o.UCbun c.i.Uat._..tlia.t^tinxe..
I were. Reeve Ben,. Naylor ' and"
i Councillors James Forster/ Thos.
i Tayloi:, Wm. Mole and Wm. Carh>
! Mr, Forster is the o^ly member
. |,of that Board noy/ livnig .arid he
] regretted being unable to-attend-j
1'last ..week’s ^gathering. .
■ Mr. and Mrs. ■ George Stuatt
1 ^provided music'for dancing which !
concluded a .very enjoyable- ev-'j
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The address.,Was as. follows: ■ ■
. .........................March.23....19.54..,..,:..;
Mr., and Mrs. Durnin Phillips; j
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ness of a township clerk.
One of the most pleasing muni-
('ipaTxkX’urreiices during his" time
was the election of Brown Smyth
to; the wardenship of /Huron for
•the first time a West. Wawanosh
reeve had received that honor in
75: years. - --------
Enviable Record 4
Mr. Phillips added a word of
praise for West Wawanosh which
has an._.enviable record in the
County. It Was the first muni-
been on duty to guide and to ,cipality in Huron to raise the
gl/ard the destinies of West Wa- i local assessment to the County
wanosh. We realize that you have 1 equalized level—a practioe which
given the township a, great per- did not .become general till some
formance, a superb performance I twelve years later. West Wawa-
—may we say a record perform- j' U‘J “ A 1 J
ance. If you, Durnin, were to
write an account of your Clerk- _ _ .
ship, it Would practically be a of taxes has a‘record second to
story and a history of the muni- none, with a, clean slate year af-
cipal affairs of West Wawanosh ter year when it came time to
during that time. 1 | register .arrears of taxes. -
To you, Mrs? Phillips, we say i -®«* Wishes T® SuecnMr
that we sincerely appreciate the .fet,r*.n8 . clerk extended
great help and wonderful inspir- ^est wishes to his.successor, John
ation that you have 8feen to your Kt*an and said ‘be good To him
husband in the many and varied and remember that his job is not
and often arduous duties of the smecure that some of yoii.
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a As a slight token of the es^em w|shed for the silver tongUe Qf
and respect in which we hold orator so he might adequately
you, we humbly ask you to ac- express his feelings and how lie
cept these gifts. As time goes woj^a treasure the gift and prize
by and the clock strikes off the tjloUght which prompted this
■hours, we hope that it .will bring rertiembrance.
back to you happy. memories of. ........_ _
the pleasant occasions and associ-1
ations with the people of’West
Wawanosh.
Signed on. behalf of the pres-1 .
ent "reeve arid -former reeves of''
West Waw'anosh, John Durnin, ,
■WilHam J. Stewart, Thos. Web-;
ster, Brown Smyth/ - J. Harold
Gaunt. ■ •UTa$ Deeply Touched *
' . Mr. Fhillins. was deeply and .
‘visibly . touched by the. tribute
paid-him and acknowledged it as
“one of • the • nicest : things .that .
ever happened to me”. It how'-.
ever was "more than 'tinged with.
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service to your native township.
We feel that at all times a you
caM^duryoiirduties very con
scientiously and your work was
of t a consistently high calibre.
You have the assurance and the
pleasure of looking back on a
jqbSveH dones
In your loyal service down
through the thirty years and
mbre, you have seen many Coun
cil Boards and officials come and
go.. During all this time, you have
nosh had a victory loan record
j unequalled by any municipality,
i and in the matter of the payment
none, with a, clean slate year af-
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sadness for the severance of .as
sociations over a period of thirty-
OnK years is not easy arid he said
he. would miss, the association
of council, members 'and ,officials
arid county and government of-
I Mr. Phillips, gave credit to, his
[wife fori -her ass’istW’e .'.iri carry-,
'j jrig on .the exacting-duties' of . the
[ clerkship over, the years; He .re-
' called'his. appoi-htmont thirty-one
; years ago and that Mr, Forster1
i was the only living member Of
^\VArynfirxfnriner colleagues and.) that Board, and that /since .then.
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associates, have gathered together {
this evening to spend a social I
hour ^’ith. you and to honbr you j
in the occasion of your ' recent j
yotivement as .Clerk of the. Town-.’
ship of West Wawanosh.
We would like to heartily cbfi*
grant late »ycu on your ' many
years' of faitirful and effic-ient r
he.had served undei^eight-reeves,
four treasurers, ■ four ■ assessors »
and three' road -superintendents. I.
Mr. Phillips ■ expressed apprpcia- <.
lion Of their co-operation arid the i
courtesy and kindness of. the- rate*-j
.payors on his rounds of. the
lawnship on victory loans, char*/'
fty^4iv^s' and the .ordinary busFq
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