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WEDNESDAY, JULY 7th, 1954
names were omitted
The marks of these- Grade X
students who were promoted to
Grade XI were omitted from the
report of last week:
David Kirkland: Hist. Ill; Geog.
III;.Agr, Sc; C; Com.C; Shop
II; Health II, - \ .-
Shirley MacDonald: Corp, C;
Health III,- ;•
Allan iMcQuillin: Eng. Comp.
C; Eng, Lit C;, Geog. C; Com.
111; Shop C; Health C.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin flrwin. and
family of Oshawa were week-end.
visitors with their parents. There
are four iboy s. in the .J rw4n-7fam -'
ily and a^ little sister arrived this
spring. v '•
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Minister:
Rev. G; A. Meiklejohn,
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SUNDAY, JULY 11th
10.00 a.m.; Sunday School.* •
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Presbyterian Church |
SUNDAY, JULY 11th j
10 - a.m.: ^Sunday ;Schobl and!
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' 11 a.mj Rev. R. G. MacMillan |
1 of Goderich.
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Freezers, Dryers, Washers
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gannon until 1923, when they ;j Cemetery, Paisley,
moved to Lucknow wh,er.e Mr..| P ’
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and 4- . .Mrs. Rae Meyers,
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Local & General
Mr,, and Mrs. Hank Krueger of
Detroit spent the week-end at
the home of Jack Gillies.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bannister
and family are vacationing at
Mprrisburg, *
Mr,, and Mrs. Sidney Plow
right of Oshawa spent the week
end here with relatives.
Mr, and Mrs. Lynn Anderson
and family are’holidaying at their
cottage at Port Albert.
• iMrs. Mae Russell of DetrojL
-is -visiting -with 'her cousin, Mrs.
Wm, Murdie.
Mr. Allen: Athey of Ireland,,
now. finishing an engineering
course in Toronto, was a week
end visitor with Wilfred Black.
, Beverley - Ashton and. Ruth
Johnston are employed for the
summer at cottages at Bruce
Beach. .. ' /
. Mr.. and Mrs. James .Pollock
and Mrs. H. H. Mitchell of Rip'ley
visited last 'week with My. and,
Mrs. Wm.. Bushell.'
4 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Th.om.som-
-and-GayTTThlay of Toronto, spent
the 'week-end with Mr. and Mfcs.
Jim MacNaughton.
Wilda Reid' i's spending the
summer with her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Kingsbury,
.who operate a store at Bayfield.
-Betty Johnston was among j local and district teabhers who;
I left on Saturday .to take a sum
mer course at, Toronto.•
. Mr. and Mrs, Ron Rothwell and
Rosemary of. Norwood, Mr. and
Mrs. Al Martin and Neddy of De-
| troit visited relatives here. .
Ed ward_]\fc,.Quillin-hasretmmed ;
from Wingham Hospital where
he was. a patient for Jhree weeks
due to hemorrhages of the nose.
Mr. McQuilliri is 85.
Mr. and Mrs; Stewart Burns of
Detroit and Mr.- and Mrs. Stanley
Burns of. St. Thomas were week
end visitors with Mt. ..and Mrs.
T. H. Burns.
- Visitors last' week with Mrs. A..
E,. Durnin were Mr. and -Mrs.
Fred Hanneman of Detroit, Mrs,
V erna.
Mrs.
Falls.
’ Linda and Janet of Ottawa and
i Mr. and Mrs. George MacGregor
•of Hamilton visited over the
week-end. with Mrs. Neil J. Mac-
Kenzie.
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FOURTH CONCESSION
A large crowd attended the
MacDougall picnic held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mac
Dougall on Saturday. Among
those present were Mr. Rod Mac
Dougall of Lucknow, Mr. & Mrs.
Clair MacDougall and family of
Chesley, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Needr
h am- and girls of Corunna, e Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey MacDougall of
Toronto and several members, of
the Macintosh family,
Mr. and Mrs. Graham MacDon
ald of Lbndon visited here last
Week bbfore leaving for summer
23rd, 1876. He was a son of John neighbor jand friend and her
McNab and Katherine Moore, | home was a flower garden both,
and as a young man entered the 1 outside and inside.
produce business. He had a but
ter and . egg gathering route that
extended to Dungannon and Kin
tail, and in 1899 he established
his own produce business at Dun
gannon, and there, on January
1st, 1903,„ he married Frances E. j
Crawford,, daughter of William was held at the Davey Funeral
Crawford and'Margaret Stothers. '.Home, Port Elgin, on June ?8th
They continued to reside at Dun-. with ’ interment in Stark Vale /
gannon until 1923, when they j Cemetery, Paisley.
moved to Lucknow where ,Mr.-1 Surviving besides her husband.
McNab took over the manager-1 are two sisters and three broth.?-
ship the newly organized ers, Mrs, Thomas Henry of Bel-
Mrs, Irwin was. 79 years of
age, She Was a daughter of' Mr.
and Mrs, Andrew McAllister and
was born at Leeburn in Colborne
Township in 1875. •
She was. a member of the Un
ited Church. The funeral service
1—Mr—trnd-HVlTsr-Jr-Smythe and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim MacMillan of
St; Catharines and Gail and
Yvonne MacMillafi of London
spent, the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. MacMillan. • •
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McCullough:
and two sons Bill and Paul, Mr.
and Mrs. James McCullough■ and
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stewart, all of
W-indsof; - visited' recently With
Mr. and. Mrs. Howard Agnew. '■
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Visitors
Catherine
and. jyirs’.
John and
Coleen Cairns
Alberta.
Dr. and Mrs.* George MacGreg-
or and thei'f daughter, Mrs. Don
na Kuehlhorn and her four sons,
Bert George; Donald . William;.
last week with Miss
MacGregor were .Mr.
Charles ' MacGregor;
. Margaret • and Miss
, all of Granum,
Jonathon Stuart' and .Bernard
Kehneih of Chicago, Ill., are vis
iting-
1 Mr
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borne, M-h and Mrs
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now, .Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mac
Donald and Ronnie of Kitchener
and Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacDon
ald of Grande Prairie, Alberta.-
Mr. and Mrs.. Harry Swan and
Diane are spending a .few days
in Oshawa as .guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Middleton.
Miss Margaret MacDonald
driving' a smart new Dodge.
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OBITUARY
JOHN R. MacNAB .
John Ramsay McNab, a resi-
Dungannon,
Kincardine, Tiverton and Bervie.
Four years later the new Cargill
Branch also came under Mr. Mc
Nab’s management -and' he con
tinued in this dual capacity until
1933, when he was succeeded by
his son, J. C. McNab, For a time
|Mr,. McNab. Sr., was produce
'manager at head office in London
and then returned to Lucknow as
' assistant manager of the Luck
now and Cargill. offices, an of
fice he held ’until his retirement
in 1952, following the death of
She was predeceased by a sonr f
Case Irwin; two daughters, Char
lotte and Erna; a sister, Mrs.
Charles Browning and two bro- ’
thers, Fred and John .McAllister.1
UU1HL AVUA1J4JU V XTAVATMM, U* A vu* ■ . it* • • . . T. 1dent of Dungannon and.Lucknow. M SOn >• previous July
Mr. McNab was. a past presi
dent of the Lucknow and District
Thursday, July 1st, following Gross^Socie>y; a past presi5-
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M iss ’. Ca t h er i ne MacG.rcgor.;
and Mrs. Howard John-,
and .Marilyn" of Port'• Col-
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ston of To'ron’t > and Mr. and..Mrs?
Merle’ Jolins'.cn and Sharon of
London., were holiday, and week*
end "visitors with the boys’ par-^
erits, Mr. an?l Mrs, P. M. John
ston,
Mr, and ■ Mr.>, John C. Boaton
<tn d“-sbii s—Graha n-bahd- - jHnmy--c f
Tbfonto- wore week-end visitors
bore and attended the MacDoug
all rounidh. -John was raised in
Kinloss, joined the Bank of Mon- r
treal staff in Lucknow , and
was eventually transferred to Ed-
monton-whore he joined the Im*
porial Oik Company vvith-which
he has been as.sooiuted for a?hum-
her of years.
for well over half a century, was'
laid to rest in Greerihill Cemetery,
on ' .
a private funeral ^service con
ducted at his late Residence by
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loss Presbyterian Church,, in
absence of his minister, Rev. G
A. Meiklejohn.
■. The pallbearers were- Harry,
Anderson. B.. S. Roach,' Wm. G;! M1’®.
Webster, ,------1 ",
Steward of .Lucknidw arid Cecil, the community. -
McLeod-.Of .Cargill. AH' were-, • He was. predeceased by Mi's,
members of the recently organ-' McNab; his daughter, Mrs. Mar- .;
jzed Siilyerwood Dairies Quarter garfet C. - Hamilton and his son,.'
Century Club, with the exception John Crawford McNab. He is sur-1
of .Mr. Anderson who ‘was forced vivbd by a sister-in-law, Mrs.
dent of the Lucknow-• Business | I
Men’s, Association;' a, member of j
G_SUBaulch-of-South^-in-w-Q1£GLigKU-odg-e--A^&^
i a number of yea-rs; a member of I
! Lucknow' United Church, and of
j. the - United Commercial Travel
lers -Association. He was a’fam
in" the, village and j
O, ivuaut, .nni. r * ..> ♦-* 1 i • i • r- £Wilmer HovVey, Chas- * propiijient in the ‘business life of j *
"'7^2T"'yea'rs\ service, but . who had
o.f, U eiWed-Athe^S iLverWood--Qom pa ny.
in Dungannon, prior to the. or
ganization' of the Lucknow
Branch.
Mr. McNab died suddenly Of
a coronary thrombosis attack in
Toronto' on Monday, June 28th.
He was found' dead in his ‘hotel
room. ■ .• . •'* < • ,. , • , • ' ,
He wai? years of age and
was bdrn at Seaforth' on May
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J__ MRS;-THOMAS IRWIN ~
Ths death of'Mrs, Tho-mas ,Ir7
win occurred suddenly on Sat
urday morning,-June 26th, when
she suffered a strdke in the. gar
den of her home at Port' Elgin.
She had been ailing for 'the, past
year but had been able to be
outside since the-return of Warm
wea.ther. - . ■
• Shd was a- kind and loving ■[
Are at their best now, so
don’t miss out . , . Everything
is oh short season this year.
New Potatoes, 10 lbs..... . 59c
Impbfted Tomatoes, lb.....
Cello Tomatoes ....... t
Sunkist Oranges, 288’s ....
Sunkist Oranges, 220’s ....
Heinz Ketchup . ........
Canned - '
Tomatoes, 28 oz. ..b 2 for
Canned Golden C.orn,
.20 oz,. .... .......2 -for
20c
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39c
55c
25c
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