The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-02-01, Page 9inDNESDAZ FEB. 1st,: 195¢''
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THE I.,UCKNOW . SENTINEL, LIZCKN0W, ONTARIO .
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•• LANGSIDE
Mr: aid Mrs. Wm. Evans • visit-
ed in London recently with ,Mr-.
and Mrs. 'Bob Brown, and 'Gary
and new granddaughter, Barbara
Lorraine... •
. , old neighbors in this commun.,
ity are sorry .to hear that Mr.
Bill Brown of Lucknow iscon-
fined to . bed. We hope . 4or a
speedy, recovery: •
• Mac Conley missed- school last
_week with a touch. of .,pne*tonia
,but is feeling better. .
Mrs.,.' Wan. ' Scott entertained
• the neighbor . ladies to a ,demon
stration on, Thursday evening;
Mrs, Geo. Scott being .the dere,
onstrator: We were ,all :pleased
to welcome Mrs. Chester Feagan
and Bryan . of Nile back to the
group. for the evening: Mr. Fea-
gan visited: for•,the _ evening with,
Mr. Tom Moffat. .
• Ladies .Aid will be •held Thugs
day night at the: home of M.rs.
Farish'• Moffat.., The Young 'Peo-
ple's -meeting will'; bp held .Fri-
.
Fr.i-' 'day evening at the same home.
"Mrs.: Wm. Eva'ns, 1VIrs.` Frank
• Miller" and Mrs. Russel.Gaunt at
',tended the :W.I. short •course in.
Whitechurch .On Wednesday On
"An Ounce; of Prevention".
Mr" and Mrs. Roy •Finlayson
visitors with M. and Mrs:. Wm.
Uaclntyre:'
KINGSBRIDGE. •
• Sympathy is extended to the
Garvey family, upon the death •.of
Thos. Garvey, Jr:, who died in.
St, Joseph's Hospital, London, on
Saturday, January 28. The • fun-
eral took place at St. Joseph's
Church here on Tuesday at 10
Rev: E, ' C. Garvey of Wind-
sor azid. Mr. and Mrs, ,Eugene
Eugene Dalton of Detroit spent
the ( week -end with relatives.
The. infant .daughter of Mr. •Se
Mrs. •:Jas, O'Neill' ,-was `-baptized;.
Sunday afternoon, Mary' .Louise
The sponsors were .Mr.: and' Mrs.
Robt;. Haddon. of ,lin '
,Ea,NLp1�L,;.
'Miss Maureen : a Vassel '
l has
taken a position in• Windsor, and.
motored to . Windsor .and Detroit
with •her parents, Mr. and .Mrs.
Fred Vassella during` the .paste
week'.
• The first prizefor ladies was •
won 'by' iV,Irs, Cori O'Keefe and
gent's : prize by Mr. Jos. O'Keefe
a't the'card party' held' •in the
parish hall'on-'Friday evening,:
Mrs. M. McLennan , of Gerrie
visited with toe •O'Neill & How
ard 'families during the past'
week. '
Congratulations • to •Mr. & Mrs
\°.intent Austin .union the" birth .of,
ug a cr-7n rc d: ich':`�hospital
last week,
Mr. 'and Mrs.•Don Frayrie.`and
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OBITUARY
• g JOHN D. CATHCART . ,•
John Douglas Cathcart, a liife
long resident of Ashfield Town-
ship .passed away. on Saturday
in Winghann •Hospital where he
had been a' patient for three,
weeks. Of late • he had been re
sidingo.at the. Henderson Nurs,
ing Home. in Lucknow;. • "
He 'was a son of Alexander
Cathcart' and. Catherine Douglas
and ,was. born 69,. years, 'ago on
the farm south of Kintail where
he spent his .. lifetime, He wa of
a quiet,: retiring • disposition and
wi dei„ esteemed •in' the comixiun-
ity. He. was . a ,rnerr berf • the
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(Session of ,Ashfield. •{Presbyter
ian Church, where . the• ,funeral
service was • held.' on Monday. af-
ternoon, conducted by :Rev. J. R.
MacDonald. •
Interment was- in Kintail cem-
etery, the pallbearers being. Gor-
don Robb,. Earl Howes, Wri. Mc•.
Donald, . Hugh MacKenzie, GGor-
don Drennan and W'm.. r Tohnston.
Mr. ''Cathcart ' was the last
member of the 'farr,ilyr He was
predeceased' bytwo sisters, Jane
and .Minnie,who• resided •with
him and by a brother David who
died in .1017.
Peter _ .Mr _ _and 'Mr Gil
lorayn'e spent Sunday with Mrs.'
3 erry : 'O'Connor.. and '•the John
McKinnon, family ..at Wingham.
kip So.
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THEMARCH OF DIMES!
Place your contributions in. an
of the coin ,boxes in stores. and
business places, in Lucknow. Giv��
•
generously in aid of this worthy
cause.
•
Y: be done to help the thousands
tiipon 'thousands already • stricken
Give
to aid', in their rehab'ilitation,'.
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y and . to improve the methods of
treatrrwrit.
Thanks -. 'to researci grits
by such contributions great. You can .help to' .'turn ` thy; •
� trick: _, ... r ar -Lot_ tn.e:s__eam 'jai. _n :.into
_ a-a►re iaein�made �n cbmbafi h .. p - .:;
tng t l o but match remains. to Victory. -over -Pilin Parade
Local Gari'lpa gn: Sponsored By.
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Of TheVILLAIGE OF LUCKNOW,
n. Co-operation'° `With
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KINLOUGH
We are pleased to report that
Madonna, Graha. m is recovering
from an attack of pneumonia.
Mrs: loan Murray is spending
a while .with. Mr: and Mrs. P. ; A.
Murray. ' ' •
Mr. J, R. Lane, Mr, and Mrs.
Frank Malden and Keith . visited.
in Port Elgin with Dr. and Mrs.
Dick Lane, Friends here are
pleased ,to know the. Doctor is
making a favorable recovery`, af-
ter a recent illness: -
Meeting changed, from-'0faernoon::
to .evening, .8 Qo, o'clock in Holy,.:
rood Hall,, With' Mrs. • Ii,aynard•
Ackert hostess:.
• Friends of' Mrs. William Wall
are 1sorry. to: learn •that she ' is.
again a patient • i:n Wingham Hos-
pital. •
•
; he Anglican Evening Guild
met. at the home of Misses Edna•
'and'.Ma.y Boyle with Mrs Ronald
Thacker presiding. Following the,
opening, •1VIrs Dori.• Gillespie read
a psalm for the scripture lesson;
The .:med. itation: • was ` given by
Mrs: Jack Hewitt. "Hope" :Was
word for • the roll' call. ' A, social
evening. was planned: A donation'
was ' made to the• Rectory im-:
proven'ient _ fund. Pra er el.'
e rife, ing 7 -•and;. the rem,aiiider
of the evening was,•pen,t on ap-
' pliqued quilt blocks: •Mrs.. Geo;
: H:aldenby gave . the �u�sing r:e=
•marks and refeshmehts-..were
served: Mrs. ' Geo. Haldenby will
be the, February,' hostess.
Mr. and Mrs: Harvey', McQuil
lin and family Of 'Lucknow-Tis
ited 'on • .Tuesday with. Mr: and
.Mrs. Don Gillespie:
Mr. ' and : Mrs ; Edward Powell
of Milliken''. visited on'.' •Wednes
day with •Mr. -arid 'rs. Walter'l
Breekles and Mr. arid'. Mrs.''Har
old : Halderiby...• .•
The Happy Hour 'Farm. Forta.n
was •entertained -_,by the •Sil•ver
Lake 'Forum . in Kinloss School
on Monday : night when Austin
Martin was guest speaker•;,
Mrs. ,Wesley • Guest ` returned
from `' London, Where she has
been: spending . awhile with. Mr:
and Mrs. Stanley Johnston and
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Mrs. ;Milton Walsh, who is
listingat the' Clayton` Nur:sing,
.;Horne at: Tha•rnesville•`snent' the•
• 'week -end .at, her:, hoine .here..
, •Mi Wesley Guest ,spent''a feiv
days . With his: :berother, • :Noble'
Guest,: ,at., .Iineardine; suf-
Bred .a paralytic seizure recent-'
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,'Vfi• •• Sc--ott Walsh sper-t-1-' it
week -end herd:
Mr: and: Mrs. .Tom 'Bell and
family of Amberlev spent'• Sat,
urday evenin r:witli Mr. and -Mrs.
Pert i.cholson'and family
•For the 'month. of 'February: the
Anglican' services will be' held
at 3.30 p.m.
Mr..' and . Mrs. Morley Bushell
'and family visited op Saturday
with •Mr' and.. Mrs. Elson Arnold
and family at ,.Bervie.
The Happy. Hour '•Farrn' Forum
mei on Monday evening at the'
home 'of Mr. and Mrs. • Wesley.
Guest.
Miss May :Boyle visited during
the 'week with Mrs. Mary Simp-
son who is critically ill •in the
South Huron' Hospital at Exeter.
and- -also With other, relatives
there. 4
Ati and Mi's. Don Me osh.:anr1
,family of Purple' 'Grove: visited
on Sunday with Mrs; J. W. Col-
- Mrs.' Gerald Gibson and baby.
daughter returned' to ''Lbnclon'
after. spend.ing awhile with her
parents, Mr, • and Mrs, • ' Lyman
Sutton.
The. Presbyterian congregatiori
held their annual business meet-
ing:'.on Monday afternoon. •
I`he
Daughters of the ,l .airshea.
On Saturday .evening,•'January
21, the 17atighters of • the, i aii'-
shea :n7"et--at24.1fe-lerr
with tae two. leaders and eight.
girls present. Johanna De •Jong
presidedfor the btis'iness section
of• the meeting; The, roll call' 'ultra
anawered ,by `'A good quality of.,
a bedroom accessory'', The .girls
then worked on their ,chair, pads
a�dd,+Ax.z+ofr+tMd Av'�•1 .r W.1r..• A �`ar,:'ek�Wiryylra}-_.�
was clnsed with ,a dainty. lunch
served by the . hostess.
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SIXTH AND NINTH,
The Sixth Line Euchre Club
met at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
John.. Finnigan; last Wednesday
night 'with agood attendance.
dance.
The lady •s high score went to;
Mrs. Joe Boyle, low to Mrs,' .Jas,
Wilson; gent's- high 'score to
Brown Smyth and low. to • Wal.
.lace Wilson. Lunch :was served •
and a . pleasant evening .enjoyed.
by .all.. The 'next party will ,be
at -the -hoirne of Mr, & Errington,
• Mr. and Mrs'. John 'Cameron & .•
lion, Mrs. George. .Stuart, and Mrr:
and Mrs.., Cliff Murray ;dere °at .
Lt.icari' on ••Saturday, .. attendi.n
the funeral of their :cousin, Mrs':'
Charles` McLean, the fernier He];
en Radcliffe Murray of. L'ondon:
1VIr, and Mrs: •Stanley Thomp-
son
of Kincardine, were recent
,visitors with Mr, and Mrs, - Jo'hn
Finnigan . and boys..
ST. HELENS
• Mr. Alfred ''Andr'ew of Orillia
called Tuesday: night and visited
with .Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirk,,
land and family. • •
Church will be at 1.45 for the
month of ,February. Next• Sun.`
day is • communion.
pnpi:
Shoot' party 'last Monday even-
ing.'.The high score winners were
Mrs. Pete.. •Cook and Mr..•Bill
Helm with Aila'n Ritchie•.and D.
A'." Haekett winning the .consol-.
ati.on awards.. ••
We are glad Mrs.: MilvertReid'.
is• feeling:@ better., •She- returned
from. W'inghain Hospitalo Sat'
urelay after' spending two r weeks
there.'
' Allan Reed is -showing pictures
in the school en. " February .7th.
at $.30. Everyone is welcome.
,Mr. and Mrs. Chester Finnigan
and'sQn :'visited Sunday with Mr.
and 'M.vs,: Henry Gardner. •
Mr. ,and; Mrs. W. O. Hunter are
over on :the .Boundary : at •Rob
McIntosh's -While ' Mr. and Mrs.
Mclntc3'-h" ai'e a���ay, to Florida.,•
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'LI\TESTOCK• DESTROYED.
.,Fire. 'razed :a large 'bairn at-
Ciiatyyw•oi•th' ort.: Sunday. rigoping
c.wyned_ y•:. Jack • llarnilton. A
n,ai,e. 5( pigs and 200 .chickens •
that , ere destroy'ed : in the blaze
belonged.. to ' Lkal: Lannan:
had, just' ` recently rnoved. there
from.. Ashfield: ,'
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