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MONUMENTS
WALKERTON A “Short” Summer
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Established over sixty years.
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Funeral
MRS? NEIL GILLIES PASSED
AWAY ON TUESDAY
Social tact is making your com
pany feel at home, even though
you Wish they were.
W.I. MEMBERS TO SEE
SHAKESPEAREAN PLAY
| ducted a contest and~lunchwas
served by the hostesses.
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Bow, Bolar, Fahey.80th Anniversary Services.
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SUNDAY, JUNE 27th
DUNGANNON
We are the only manufac-
But, be sure to make appointments early and
please keej) them on lime.
KINGSBRIDGE
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Have A Beautiful Vacation
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16th, 1954
CHURCH OF ENGLAND
IN CANADA
ST. PETER'S,
LUCKNOW
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SUNDAY, JUNE 20th
1st Sunday after Trinity.
7,30 pJh,: Evensong.
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Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn,
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SUNDAY, JUNE 20th
10.00 a.m.: Church School
11.00 a.m.:
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7.00 p.m.: Rev. F. G. Pur- j *
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SUNDAY, JUNE 20th
10.00 a.m.t Sunday School.
11.00 a.m.: Rev. Wallace Mc-j
Clean, Picton. !
3.00 p.m.: Dungannon, Rev.!
McClean. |
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Rev. McClean is a candidate?)
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW. ONTARIO
Local & General
Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Davidson
of .Hamilton were . week-end
guests of Mrs. Russell Robertson.
. Miss Dorothy Cook spent Sun-
Mr. arid Mrs. Jack Henderson
spent the week-end in . Hamilton
with Mr. arid Mrs. Ronald Hen
derson and accompanied them to
Niagara Falls. ; '
Dr. R. LzTreleaven of Wood
stopk was a caller in 'town pi.
Tuesday, having been to Wing
ham to attend the funeral of the
-tate-Dir-Win^Connell; ”
..Mrs; Harvey Irwin spent last
week in Dondori; returning on
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Treleaven, who vis
ited here.
• Mrs. James. Webster js visiting
for a couple , of weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. Elliott Fells of Smooth
Rock Falls. She motored north
with Mr. and Mrs. George Elliott,
•day in London with her sister,
Mrs. Maud Sherwood, who,., re
cently underwent a major, opera-,
-tiori in : Victoria HosipitaJ.- ■ Mrs.
Sherwood is able to’ be up and'
is looking .forward to being able
to get home before long.
Mrr-^and-Mrsr“Robert Rae”and
Margaret, spent Saturday at'.St,.
Pauls attending the Murray-Rae
family picnic.’ There were 175
present. Guests we.re present,
from Miami, North Dakota, De
troit, Lo,ndon and Isurroundirig
district. <
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. W. »R. Howey were, her
niece, Mrs. T, U.‘. Hart and child
ren', John and Judith of Toronto,
her sister Mrs. Lloyd Edighof-.
fer, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rogers,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walker {and
Mr., George Edi'ghoffer, all of Mit
chell and Mr. and Mrs. ,CUyton
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WALKERTON '
. Mr§, Noya Sinnett of Detroit
visited with relatives here during
the past week. '
Mr. "J, W. Kinney of Detroit
spent the week-end at the home
of Mr, and Mrs.' J. Kinney.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Doyle and
family of Detroit are visaing at
the home of Mr, Michael Fpley.
’ T. J; Lannon of London,
Frances Martin of HamiL
ton and Mrs. Catherine Fitzpat
rick of Kitchener spent the, week
end h£re. ______
OBITUARY
MRS. WALTER HORNE
?—^death”~"of"””MTsT^ WaR^r"
Horne occurred on Sunday at the
Baker Convalescent Home,, and
removed one of the Village’s aged
folk who had endeared.- herself
to a host of friends. Mfs. Horne
was within a couple of months
of her 87th birthday, and while
she had been seriously ill on
more than one occasion, her in
domitable courage was always a
factor in. her recovery.
Early Saturday she suffered a
heart attack but rallied from it
temporary before suffering an
other seizure which claimed her
life on Sunday. c . •
Mfs. Horne was formerly Jem
ima Ada Hind, daughter'of Geo.?
Hind and Matg^ret Falconer* She
was born at Omemee, Oritario, on
August 21st, 1867. Her father was
a Baptist minister and while the
family lived in Durham, Jemima
met and. married Walter Horne
of Durham? They were married
on March 3rd, 1887 and continued
to reside in Durham for a time
before coming to Lucknow over
fifty years ago where Mr. Horne
followed his trade as blacksmith,
Some 36 years ago they moved to
Kingsville where Mr. Horne died
on Mm’cK 29th. 1934. Mfs. Horne remained at- ^Kingsville for a
time, before^ returning to Luck
now, which’ had always been
••hpme” to her. Here she was af
fectionately known as “Grandma
Horhe”, and in her passing the
community loses a fine and. 'Up
right lady. * 1 , . '
Mrs. Horne is', survived by4 her
daughter. Miss Mildred Horne of
Royal Oak, Mich.; a daughter-in-,
lavy, Mrs, Minnie Horne of Tor
onto: two granddaughters, • Mrs.
Lillian -Ellis of Toronto, Mrs. Jas.
Stewait of Midland and two great
granddaughters, Glenda and’
Naricy Stewart. ■
She was predeceased by a son,
Leroy Horne ' of. Lucknow, who
died -in. 1933r.by. two daughters ,
Lillian, a teen-age girl' arid
Blanche, Who died as a child and
,by . a .grandson.
passed away January 3rd, 195L
.?l_. The.funeral .sleTAdpe^vvasKheld
at the McLennan - MacK^nzie
Memorial Chapel on Tuesday aL
ternoon conducted by Rev; G, A» (
Meiklejohn bf Lucknow ’ United
Church. Surial was in Greenhill
Cemetery with Donald McKirij
non Bfuce MhcKetizie, Well Hen-
dersonr W, W. Hili,. J. W. J.oynt
and Hoibert Rae acting as pall-
bearers.
Mr.. Joseph O’Reilly of Detroit
WHS Jh®. Fr^yne families
during the past week, enroute to
Sudbury, Where he is supervising,
window installation on the new
hospital there for aji American
firm. .
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
Martin Heindricks upon the birth
of a son in Goderich Hospital last
week.'
Sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Dalton upon the
death of Mrs. Burke of Detroit,
formerly Mary. C. Dalton of this
parish. The funeral took place in
Detroit on Wednesday morning.
Many friends. from' this com-
_m unityi_att ended—the-ifune-]?al—of-
the late Mr. Donald McDonald of
Kintail in the* Ashfield Presby
terian iChurch- on Tuesday last,,
arid covey our sympathy to the
MacDonald family.
A rnotoreade of the men* of . this
parish attended the Holy' Name
Rally on Sunday afternoon held
in/ St. ’Augustine at 3.00 p.m.
We. are sorry to learn that Mrs.
Frank McKenzie is, ill in a Tor
onto hospital, and we hope tor ? a
speedy recovery, Mr. Tom How
ard is in charge of the general
store here, while Mr. and Mrs.
McKenzie are in Toronto,
Arrangements are being* com-
mleted this week~for the garden
party to be held on July 5th
whi^h is being sponsored by the
C.W.L. ‘ •
—Mr-r-M^-Glair-andd\fr; -&-Mrs?
Walter Clair spent Sunday with
relatives in Port Huron, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hussey and
•son jOTin of Colborne Township
visited with friends here on Sunk
day. '
The Committee for .the ’Main
tenance Fund' of the Dungannon,
Cemetery met at the home of
Mrs,. *Mel Reed. The treasurer’s
report Showed an income for 1953
of $290.14 with $262.88 expenses.
The Memorial Service will be
held Sunday, June 27th at 4.30
ip.m. Plaris were made for seating
accomodationandotherarrange^.
ments. Rev. H. L. Jennings will
give the address.
The death of Mrs. Neil Gillies
occurred at her home here on
Tuesday at noon. She suffered a
heart attack during the night
Monday and succumbed
few hours. She was
Annie McConnell and
years of age.
The funeral service
held at the ; Johnstone
Home on Thursday afternoon at
2.30 o’clock with interment in
South Kinloss Cemetery.
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CUPSKEY—DUNCAN
A lovely early summer wedding*
was solemnized at the Presby
terian Manse in Wingham on>
Saturday afternoon, June 12th at.
1.30 o’clock,, when Doris Mae?
Durifcan, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. James Duncan of Lucknow^
became the bride of Mr. Gordon ,
Cupskey, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Cupskey of Belfast, The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Alexander Nirnmo in the pres
ence of the immediate^ members,
of both families.
— TheHbridewaslovelyin-a-waltz"—
length nylon net over taffeta,
gown and carried a corsage of
red roses. Miss Joyce Duncan
was her sister’s bridesmaid amL
wore a similarly styled gown of
tangarpen taffeta with nylon neL.
Mr. Jack Yundt of West Monk
ton was best man.
A reception was held; at the .
bride’s home in Lucknow, before
the young* couple left on a wed
ding trip to Niagara Falls anriL
, For travelling the-
bride donned <a blue suit, with:
The June meeting of the Luck
now Women’s Institute' was held
in the Town Hall, with a good
attendance. Mrs. C. Cooke was in
the chair. It was decided to give
$10.00 to the Salvation Army. The
motto, “Don’t stay away (because
the Institute is not perfect” w^s
taken by Mrs. Wm. Douglas, and
two selections’ on the. autoharp
by Mrs, James. Webster accom
panied by Mrs. Grant McDiarmid
were very much enjoyed. Mrs. B.
,Roach, read a paper on the Fed
erated News, prepared Iby Mrs.
Philip Stewart. A very interest
ing outline on the Shakespearean
which will foe staged at Stratford
and to which the Institute mem
bers are going on July 8th, was
given by Mrs. Aiken df Blneva'le,-
Mrs. A. Wilson presented Mrs.
Aiken With a cup and saucer for
her talk and also to Mrs. Isabel
i Garniss who brought her hete.
Mrs. Wm. McGill read the cur
rent events. Miss Mary MacLeod
gaye a "splendid" report pn the
District Annual which was held __„ .
in Lucknow on June 2nd and the* States,
. Mrs. A. Wilson read the new . 1
slate. of officers. Following the white accessories' and a corsages
Queeh, Mrs; R. Robertson con- of carnations.
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