HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-06-02, Page 3WEDNESDAY, 'JUNE 2nd, 1954 : THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Minister: . j
Rev. G, A. Meiklejohn, |
B.A., B.D. !
SUNDAY JUNE 6th I
11.00 aan.: Church School An-1
Anniversary. I
Guest Speaker; Mr. Gor-j
don Thorriicroft. j
Classes meet downstairs at J
10.40 aan, I
7.00 pan.: Motion picture, “A j
Boy and His Prayer?, j
CURRIE’S CORNERS
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Presbyterian ChurchJ
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SUNDAY, JUNE 6th
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110.00 a.m.: Sunday School. |
111,00 a.m.: Sacrament of the!
1 Lord’s Supper—Rev. J. R.j
I MacDonald, Interim Mod- j
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j 3.00 p.m.: Erskine, Dungan- ?
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j 8.00 p.m.: Preparatory Ser-1
I vices,, Kev. R. A. Maccon- j
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Mr. and. Mrs. Duncan MacDon
ald and Diane of Flint, Mich., vis
ited with Mr, and Mrs.* Keith
Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. “Tapper” Grey
aiid children of Walkerton visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Little.
Mr. and, Mrs. •Lome Farrish &
family spent Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. George Farrish of Wingham'
Misses Joyce and Helen Little
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Errington of St., Helens.
Many from here attended both
morning, and evening Sunday
School anniversary services at St.
Helens on ^Sunday which were
largely attended.- •
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Wareirig on Sunday were Mr. &
Mrs. Elgin Alton of Alliston, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Alton of Luck
now, Mr,-Wesley Alton of Lon
don and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Er
rington, s
Mrs. Nellie Little and Mrs. Bill
Warning visited in Goderich, with
Mr, and Mrs;’Percy Blundell a
day recently’ 7
Mrs. Robt. Scott .visited with
her mother, Mrs? James Mad-.
Donald during the week.
Mr, and Mrs. Albert. Stroeder
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LIFELONG ASHFIELD
FARMER PASSES
Requiem high mass for
J. Garvey, 68, who died
Joseph’s Hospital, London, was
sung Tuesday at 10 a.m., in St.
Joseph’s Cliurch, at- Kingsbridge,
by Father E. C. Qaryey, of As
sumption College, Windsor. In
terment was made in the parish
cemetery.
He was born in Ashfield town
ship and had farmed there all his
life.
Surviving besides his wife, the
former Da Foley, are four broth
ers, Thomas, Ashfield; Gerald;
Edmonton; Joseph, Toronto, and
Father E. C. Garvey, Windsor, ;
James
in St.
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Mr. Earle Hodgiris sperit the
week-end in North “ Carolina and
South Pennsylvania. / ,v
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hodgins of
Woodstock were recent visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Earle Hodgins
and Mr. and Mrs. Don Donaldson
and Stephen.. . •• • . _._■ __
The community extends its
sympathy to Mr. Frank Brown
in the loss of his uncles the late
Robert Wall, Relatives from-the
community attended the funeral
on Friday at his late residence.
xMr. Tom Hackett and Doug of
Ashfield visited. Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Midford Wall and Don
nie. • ■
Mr. Reg Brown has purchased
a spramotor for spraying weeds
in crops, along fences, etc.
Mr. Jack Hodgins and boys and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gillespie mot
ored to London on Sunday to visit
Mrs. Hodgins, Who has been a
patient in Victoria Hospital there.
We are pleased to report that
Mrs. Hodgins was able to return
home with them. .
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hender
son and Lynda of Lucknow spent
'oFWalkertdn spent Saturday with
the latter’s parents, Mr, and Mrs.
James Little..
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Farrish and
family visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Farrish.
We are -sorry to hear Herb
Drenpan has been ill with ton-
silitis. ■
We • extend our sympathy to
Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Ritchie in
the .death of the latter’s mother,
Mrs. MacDonald.
Visitors with .Mr. ,6 and Mrs.
Gordon Johnston Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mclnn.es and
Bill of Teeswater,
i-i—Miss-Kar een-Koeb] erof~the'staf f -
of Wingham Hospital spent a few
days last week with. Mr, and Mrs?
Gordon Johnston. .
?Quite a number from here at
tended the musical concert at
Dungannon hall last Friday night
under the supervision of Mrs.
Dyncan Simpson, area music tea
cher. Diane Ritchie from this
school very capably rendered a
solo?
the 24th With Mr. and Mrs. Jas. i cently.
Wraith. •/ 1
Mr. and Mrs; Henry Ouellet of
Detroit visited. Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Schumacher and
Helen. '
SIXTH AND NINTH
Mr. and Mrs.4 Bill Kinahan
were recent visitors with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy, at
,Seafprth. '
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Durnin at
tended the funeral in London, last
week of. their cousin, the late
Alvin Bowles. l?
’ Pupils from S.S. No.' 3 and St.
Helens school enjoyed a ball
game Friday afternoon at, St.
Helenss school with S.S. No. 3 be-
ring—the™w-inner-s™- ——-—
Mrs. Mike Cummins visited
with her sisters, Mrs. Kurtz of
Galt and Mrs. Lettner of Toronto
arid attended the High;. School
graduation of her niece, Rose
Marie. Lettner. , / J ’
Mrs. Charlotte Reid visited re
cently with Mr. §nd Mrs. Albert
Taylor.
Mrs. Allan McTavish of Wing
ham was a recent visitor with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McTavish.
Harris Pardon left on Monday
for Timmins to resume his grad
er work with Storms Construc
tion Co. :
—Severa J-4rom -th is—distric t a-t—
tended the anniversary services
on Sunday in Wbitechurph Pres-
| byterian Church when Rev. R.
J. MacDonald of Ripley was the
visiting minister. • ... ;
Deepest sympathy is extended
to the family of the late Mrs.
Duncan McDonald, who resided
for many years on the- Ninth. ?
Michael Kinahan of —London
and Jim Cummins of Brampton
were visitors at their homes re*
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Wilson,
Barbai-a. and Murray attended
the graduation at Guelph last
week of their cousin, Miss Fran
ce's Ailin’.
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Local & General
.-^TKen-MacNa.y —is-but-again-after-
a bout with the jaundice,
-Dick McQuaig was able to be
out-of-doors on Friday for the
first time in seven Weeks.
Mrs. Gordon Finlayson of Loch-,
alsh is a patient in Kincardine
Hospital with an ear infection.
* Mr. and Mrs. Hank Krueger of
Detroit spent the week-end with
relatives in the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hall and
John of Detroit spent the week
end here.
• Harold Agnew of Pontiac, Mich.
. JVisitedtheAgnew-f amily-,-Over-
the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Jan Murdock of
Detroit were week-end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Agnew. >
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Mrs. Evelyn Bark well is visit
ing at ’■Kingston with . ML and
Mrs. R. J. Barkwell. . ‘ 1
Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Bailets of
Detroit were week-end vistoirsr
with her cousin, Mr. Russ Midr
dleton.
Mrs, /McDonald and Mr. and
Mrs, Maynard Lewis of Detroit
visited over the week-end with
Richard Baker in town.’
Mrs. . Thomas Armstrong of
Winnipeg is visiting at the homes
of her daughter, Mrs. Joe Wasney
and her son, Bob Armstrohg.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gauley and
Barry from Wiqgham were Sun-
-rday“evenmg“caliers^wi:th““W^
J^cNall and other friends in
town. ' •' .'
.Dr. and Mrs. R. White of
Chicago visited her brother, Mr.
Jack MacLennan, and with Lorrie
MacLennan who is 411' in Wing
ham Hospital. '
/Dr. and Mrs.. Wm. K. MacKen-
zie and sons Ken and Toni of
;St.‘Clair Shores, Michigan, were
week-end visitors. Mth Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Mackenzie and Mr.
and Mrs. Tom MacKenzie.
' Mr. John Martin and sqn David
of Maple spent the week-end at
John’s old home at Paramount.
Mr, Martin is principal of the
8-room ■ pliblic school, at Thorn
hill. •' ,
ML and Mi’S/Bert;Bain of Loh-
don sp^bt the week-end, with the
latter’s sisteL Miss Annie Mac
Leod and on their return were
accompanied by Mr. James Mac
Leod who will visit in London..'
Mrs. R. H, Thompson left oh
Wednesday, morning for Toronto,
where she will join Ldvna Camp-1
bell on. a 'trip 'to Vancouver to
visit’ their sisteL Mrs. W.. J. Bar
ber and Mr. Barber. They will-
also visit relatives in Winnipeg.
Mr. arid Mrs. W. A. Bradbury1
.and young son, Steve, • of Stock-
ton-on-Tees, England, -arrived in
7^ew""^Vork* oh Friday on the
Geongic. Mrs. Bradbury was for
merly Agnes Stothers, daughter-
of Mr, arid Mrs/ S. B. Stothers.J
Her father met them in Toronto
Oh Tuesday., ‘ 1 -
Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred White
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Lee Bull of Bemidji, Minn., spent
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J. Hall and family. Mrs. George
-Whi-te^of-^Trail.-B.vCo- -who - had-
spent the last month here, re
turned with them accompanied
by Mrs. Earl White, who is spend
ing her vacation with’ Mrs. Lee
Bull.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. ind Mrs. A. Hardie Simp
son /announce the ’ engagement of
their daughter, Roberta May, to
Douglas Paul Williams, son of
Mr. and Mrs., H. Williams,
Guelph. The wedding to take
place June 19th in. Teeswater
United Church.
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