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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-12-22, Page 16. -V‘- ; PAGE SIXTEEN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ‘ __________ . . . .................. ■ r—1—r- ........1 !■■ 11 May • vary marry Christmas, season •MS flourish at your house this 'year. Chin's Restaurant • * . •’ '___ ■ ‘ 1 • • ■ ' -, * OBITUARY MRS. ROBERT RAE The death of Mrs.. Robert Rae, which t occurred early Monday morning of. last week, saddened nany friends in this, community vhere she had been an esteemed resident for more than thirty years. They came to Lucknow in the spring of 1921, when Mr. Rae and his nephew, W. A. Porteous, took oyer the hardware business of McLeod and Joynt, , Mrs,. Rae was formerly Hazel Edwards Porter, daughter of Wm. Porter and Margaret Edwards of Downie Township in Perth Co., Avhere she was 'born on April 9th, 1893, being in her ’62nd year at the time of-her death. Mr. and Mrs. Rae were' mar­ ried on March 17th, 1915, and farmed in. the St. Marys district until coming^ to Lucknow six years, later. z Mrs. Rae was a faithful mem­ ber of the Lucknow United Church and devoted to the work of the women’s organizations as her health permitted. She was a past secretary of the Women’s Association. - During the past year she had enjoyed comparatively good health, until stricken with a heart condition several weeks ago. She ‘ of Toronto. had returned home recently with the hope, that she might conval­ esce sufficiently to permit going south for a winter vacation and health restorative. However, re­ current heart spells increased the gravity of her condition, although the final seizure was unexpected­ ly sudden. ’ . , • The remains rested at the fam­ ily residence on Havelock Street, where score upon score of friehds called to pay their respects, and where a private funeral service was held on Wednesday after­ noon, Decemlber 15th, conducted by Rev. G; A- Meiklejofen,™______ Interment was in Greenhill Cemetery., The pallbearers were J. L. MacMillan, W. L. MacKen- zie, Wilfred Anderson, George Elliott, Ralph Elliott and J,' Joynt. Mrs. Rae is survived by her husband and one .daughter, Mar­ garet, at home. Surviving also, are three ^isters, Mrs. Ruby Mills of London, Mrs. Mae Ingram of Strafford, Mrs. Edgar Lany of Detroit and two brothers,' Albert Porter of St. Marys, George Por­ ter of Barrie. ---------———— She was predeceased by three sisters, Mrs. Edith Dunaman of Stratford, Mrs. Annie Miller of St. Marys and Mrs. Edgar Clarke WEDNESDAY, DE£> 22nd, 1954 ' ' I S§ 5 4. A SONG I Same old song, but always new — Merry Christmas — to all of you! Bailey Beauty Salon DUNGANNON 4-H SWINE CLUB k We. open wide our hearts to wish each and every , one of our loyal customers; 4 . : very happy holiday season. HALL’S GROCERY I* FOR A I ! -8 8 Statement of Awards Clup Leaders: Arnold Alton, R. 7, Lucknow, J. D. Durnin, R. 2, Lucknow; Club Officers: Pres., Lorne Alton, R. 2,. Auburn; vice Pres., Douglas Kilpatrick, R. 7, Lucknow; Sec^-Treas., David Kirkland, R. 3, Lucknow; Press Reporter, Kenneth Alton;; R. 7, Lucknow’. ;. . ,<p . ■ • • ■ •• g • ■ David Kirkland .... Frank Alton ............. Murray Gaiint ...... Kenneth Alton ........ Douglas Kilpatrick Barrid Hackett ...... Lorne Alton ............ Wayne Brown ........ Bob Harris ............... Douglas Hackett .... 352 Sponsoring Organization — i c er s ma n an d 7—----------- *0 S >n’ g 84 77 70 85 70 66 ‘71 69 ,49 57 87 82 92 81 66 74 75 69 67 © .9* <2*. cc a? 90 88 79 84 86 82 80 72 76 68 3 v Ufa 86 78 80 82 84 90 74 81 84 80 t LUCKNOW 4-H 5 S9 S a S« 85 89 95 80 83 66 85 77 83 89 < * 100 ioo 100 ioo ioo ioo 100 100 90 60 ’es •*<» © ■ 882 878 876 ,866 861 846 841 '826 819 706 ©,.® •N S fig. $8.00 7.00 6.00 5.00 4.00 3.00 3.30, 3.00 3.00 3.00 Dungannon Agricultural Society BEEF CALF CLUB ——; • .1 Statement of Awards Club Leaders: George Kennedy, R. 1, Lucknow, Tom Todd, R. 2, Lucknow; Club Officers: Pres., Murray Gaunt, R. .1, Luck­ now; \flpe Pres., IvsFn McQuillin, R. 1, Lucknow; Sec.-Treas., Anne I, Todd, R. 2, Lucknow; Press Reporter: Joyce; Little,. R. 1, Luck­ now. ' . ’ . - • Murray Gaunt ....., 381 .91 100 90 86 91 100 939 $8.00 Anne Todd ............ 382 94 76 92 88 93 100 925 7.50 Joyce Little ............. 376 91 71 88 86 94 100 906 . 6.50 Barry McQuillin ...371 78 92 86 80 94 100 901 5.50 Ivan McQuillin .... 369 79 96 *76 80 92 100 892 4.50 Bill Kennedy .......... 378 79 •76 80 ‘ 88 91 100 892 4.50 Crawford McNeil .372 83 68 91 92 82 100 888 4.00 Jack Kennedy ........ 374 78 ^3 82 88 88 100 863 3.50 Bob Harris ............. 366 80 71 ■ 74 80 86 ioo 857 , 3.50 Charlie Murray ...370 76 62 78 82 83 100 851.3.50 Gerald Murray ..... 363 76 74 72 80 85 100 850 3.00 Betty.Alton ........... 365 71 43 : 70 82 85 100 816 3.00 Jim Lyons ....... 360 70 36 68 86 85 100 805 3.60 Leroy Rintoul ....... 370 48 41 84 88 79 90 800 3.00 1___Sponsoring Organization — Lucknow Agricultural Society May year Christmas be fall of this aa4 frolic! 5 DUNGANNON 4-H BEEF CALF CLUB . a•» i; o Greer Radio & Electric; Statement of Awards'1 ■ . ' . Club Leaders: Chester Finnigan, R. 1, Dungannon, John Clarke, R. 5, Goderich'; Club Officers: Pres., James Reed, t>un- gannon; vice-Pres., Frank Alton, R. 7, Lucknow; Sec.-Treas., Lorne .Hackett, R. '7, Lucknow; Press. Reporter, Barbara Wilson, R. 2, Auburn. Lorne? Hackett ...... “I^is-~Webster~-r.,w Norma Pentland .... Frank Alton .......... Darbara^W41son--^ Frances Alton ...... Elizabeth Pentland Murray Wilson .... Kenneth Alton ...... Ross Durnin .......... Evelyn Smyth ...... Jim, Reed ' .......... Marilyn McTavish George.. Smyth ...... Keith Finnigan .....; Ddnald McTavish .. 380 97 90 90 90 94 100 941 $8.00 -J78~.^82^^93 85.„95 100 923 ' 7.59 375 92 96 80 86 90 TOO 919.6.50 371 93 98 86 80 '9.1 100 919 6.50 8~2 —96—-82=^6-----90—-W0 -91.7 -5.50 363 372 367 370 374 •366 373 359 363 369 4 88 84'84 95 100 905 4.50 . 84 62 .88 93 L00 883 •"4.00 - 74'.78 86 88 100 879 4.0U 92 82 84 87 100 878 3.50 . .79 76 '86 83 ioo 874 3.50 81 74 80 88 90 855 3.50 ■ 94 .72 80 69 . 90 853 3.00 72 68 84 84 100 849 3.00 67 70 80 86.100 844 3.00 72 64 78 81 100 836 3.00 56 ’66 84 84 •ioo 828 3.00 Sponsbrihg Organization — Colwanash Junior Farmed ! * Jr $■ » § or . .. . ■ V ... ■ 1 Hackett & Sons ■ X CHRISTMAS ^GREETINGS To write this Yuletide message to our many friends, in appreciation of their loyalty, gives us our greatest pleasure at this happy y season of the yeair. ,v i 1'* •he joyful song of 4 the Yuletidcchecr — And, may this Christmas . be the gayest, brightest ©f all holidays! 4 . Ring out, Oh belf<~ * ■ For all our1 friends to hear. i 7.