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TUE LUCKNOW .SENT11SIXL, .WCKNOW, ONTARIO
CHARLES CHIN
DIED .ON SUNDAY
CHRISTMAS. FAROS •
This is' to notify rilY custom
and..ptgapective customers, that
1 will be Calling as usual this
withan attractive 'Selection
of Christmas greetingcards, per::
sOnal cards,. Elveryday cards, etc:
DONALD THOMPSON, Phone. 33.
Miss Lucy Wagner of NeW
Westminster, E.C, visited with
her cousin, krs. Roy 'Black.**
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,Johnston is.' assist-
, Mg at the Co -Op c+tocery dttring
• BOb Poak's
• , Mrs.,. Pappas, and' Chris' are
• visiting in. Toronto With her par. -
ens, Mr. &hdi.". NanoS.
Ti :Sherron, Pasty :and
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Kenneth of New. York Visited last
week with. Mr. and .Mrs. • Alex.
Ptirdon. • •
.Miss .Lottie'' Jenkins of Wing...
• ham 'spent Sunday afternoon
• with Mr. and iiZrs. Wellington
Nixon, ,Lucknirlir. • •
. Mx. and Mrs. E. V. Baker were
. Markdale • on Sunday with
Mrs. At •S: Mitchell, oh th,e. ocT.
casion of. 'Harvest Thanksgiving
• Services in Christ' Church.; •• ••,1
• 2Mi : and Mrs Douglas Clark
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d family ...have:. • moved .to
'Sprague,' Man.,' to where Doug
haS been Aranaferred :by the. FL
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J. .•d. Mrs.• Robb: of
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Winnipeg ,are visiting at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Alice bl
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.and B. J. MaCKenzie of Luck -
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Miss Ruth MeKinnon. Of Lon-
don' visited; for: a few days last
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week 'with. 'Mr, and Mrs Peter
MacDonald .se.f. Winghan1,1161-Witi:1
• Mt. and; Mrs. Allister ;liughes,,'-
' Mr. arid •MTS.. WilliamElgin
:F'utrdoit and, children, Mildred,
.• Joyce, Rayleen, Sandra and Den-;
. nis and .johnnie.:Wood of Detroit
•'Pent the Labor Day : weekrend
•'with .Elgin's parents;,'Mr.'„ and ,Mrs.
'Alex .,f,kirdori: of ...tickrIpW..On
Labor •Day .other rnemberaof the
• Purdon ,family; M and :Mrs,
Falconer, Mr. and Mr.Jack
Machityre, Mr. and Mrs . -George
Tiffin,
• Mr. and Mrs: Athol Pitrdon,
-Mr.:: and' Mrs; • Hector Ptirdon
• and their lairrillies . gathered 'at
• the parental •l-zorize. for a
•?picnic, with lunch being *Served*
.onthe lawn.. There : were aibout
• 40:: in attendance., • „ •
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" LUCKNOVV;
1'UNITED CHURCH
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l•Minister: Rev.: J. Mumford, 1 •
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$EPTEMVE.it 16th
11 am,: "The'VOice That, • .•
10 4.m.: Sunda% School. • 1,
1 Wake& -The
7 p.irn,: "The Luxury Doing •
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• To A, MacDonald; of. the
Royal Canadian Navy left Mon•
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day for Halifax to • 'report at.
H M.C.S. _".Stada.conav--
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month's '' leave with his mother,
Mrs. T. A. • Ma,cPonald.
*. Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Nixon,
and. little Barbara McKay 'spent
• week with Miss Lucy• Thornp-'
son, R.; 2, Auburn, before :MiSs
•Thompson •went back to Onon-
dago where she tgacheS school,
•1\4. 41c1, Mi'. Chas- Sieivaid
spent Sunday in London visiting
with .their' son,- .Gordon Mrsi;
Steward, who •nhad' just returned
from • a rnbrith's-vacation; spent
in QttaWa.. ••
Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm Treleaven'
of Pennsylvania • are. hOliclaying
'with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold' Treleaven, .ancl on Wed-
nesday attended the MacDenald-
Carnochan wedding at Listowel.
• Russell. Allin,,,son. of Mrs, Jes-
sie ,Was taken to Wingham
Hospital :on:Sunday :With -a res-
piratory condition: HesoOn:Show-
ed Smile :irriProVement• but will
rern,ain in. the hospital. for 'a', few-
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• Visitors in thiS LdiStrict • last
week were Mr. and. •Mrs..HenrY.
C; • CoUrveisier', • of . Stearnboat
• Mountain Mile 36.11 Alaska High -
.way. They had a cabin, built,. ori
the,ii,ght. trick, by which they
made the trip. East. . .
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Mr. WM, A. Reid ,of Paris
.Station.. and -'hO • sonin,law, ''Mr.
•Fred :BenroSe, who •travels for:
• Penman s Limited were in town.
op Moriday M Benro$e .made a
husipess call?";.V111 Mr. Reid,
native of the Langside 'district,
called on olcijciends. here:
• Mrs; G. A. 'Bower .of Kirkland.
Lake returned home.after a •viSit.
of 'about... three; weekS. with Mr.
and Mrs. G.eti.: E. BreWer Of toWn;
who:have been Under:the weather
for some. tithe. Before 'Mrs. Bow-
er returned to 'Kirkland Lake; .a
nurriber Of •liespeler: relatives
a-:•Suriday. . at , the Bower:
iforne. here, My. 'and 'Mrs. Ernest.
lgidgley 'and 'son ,Jaek. and .dati*-• ;
ghter : Jean and • Miss...Alberta
.-Kopernan,. all Of. Hespeler. •
K. IN L.0 1J OH'
P. A. Murray presided for
*the • September meeting'. 'of the'
11.W.I. Seventeen "grandmothers,
four of which are great , grand-
nlothers;Veresguests. Prizes were
awarded as follows:.tallet grand,:
• mother, . Mrs. Ernest-. Ackert;
shortest, grandmother,
CO1Well; Mes..William„Percy was
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Anglican Chuiclii
NOTICES
Rev.A. S. Mitchell,,L.Th.•,,
•.• '` Rector.
1.7th ,Sunday 'after Trinity
September 1.6th,..19gi •
St. Peter's' Churehi-Ltieknov.V,.
11 a m IVIorning Prayer,
St. Paul's Churelh, bungainnon
2..30 pan,: rIbly cpm'hitinfon.,
• St. Paul's Church, Ripley
• 7.30 p.ima Holy COnimunion,
• ymIL• DEANERY 114ELY
'• OUr people of the three
pi-
iihes have been vOted as hosts
.for the Annual Deanery, Rally,
on Tuesday, oetoberr 2nd. This
shOpld be a notable day lin our!
local church life', so 'please
make a note of the date and
`help .entertatn: guests from the
whole Deanery.
Mr. and
he prdest• il`crig—Illitchison was
the :youngest, . Mrs.: Wm.. Wall;
Con. 14, had the. most , great
grandchildren. Mr' Walt r MaC-
Kenzie 'spoke on the Tweedsmuir
hook. Mrs. Pei•ry Hodgins was
chosen local leader • for the fall;
project. 'Dplegates to the convezi,
uelph are MT'S-7 . au
den •and Mrs., Ackert Follow,-
• ing • is the program, reading,
a di T Om • Har.
Mrs, Jim Smith,' Mrs. 'Tom
• Hodgins; • piano, solo, Miss Eileen
Elliott; current events,Mrs. F.
I lgaulden; solo, .1VIrs. -Ernest Ack-
ert;. ',Dainty refreshments were
served. Mrs. .Frank • ThoznpSon
hostess for the next meet-
orig. .
."Mrs. 'Milton 'Walsh Of ltincar-
': dine Sn'ent thc..wek--ehd at her
lhome hero: • • . ;
„Mr. an dMrs. ,TOrri libdg
Mrs. James! Hoclgins Spent Op
'.1.'eCk"Oild at St. • Cr
Friday I t
O • as wo,e1, :t
hood of tpp.. l-lydro Corrnissibp„
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of Wingnip. cl(11‘ei.ed gefsdfi:
al gift of an '.elOotrie •hot -platfrhril e!
Vlr 'Robert Smolders of
Toronto tri the Westford school.
Sntre time ago 'he :alse :Sent a
gift to tlie! loneher and pUpils.
I of 12Q Irifge photos! laketi At the
his! April visit to, the
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1• ivel.tti, .four-yetndld daughter!
! of' 1V11%. arid 1Virs, Bart. Nicholgbn,.
the, trt,isfortidric., ,haVe her'
leg broken ,wil'en her foot became
caught While! ridingon the tract.,
of. She 'have ,to reniain, in a
cast fo'r several N!veekS. • ,
Mr: gild- Mrs, Harry! Retekley,
of Walk& ton ,sOent. Stindy.. with
Wall. „.
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,P4,GE THREX
Charles Chin' died suddenly on
Sunday in "London where he has
been - hospitalized for--tfie 7p-ast
eleven months, Although in fail
ing health for some clime Mr.
Chin's. condition, was not serious
until„he. developed. prieurrionia at
the week -end. •• On Sunday •his
family was notified. that he' was
• seriously and' soon after,
while , they were preparing
leave for the •ettryk-werd •came
that 'he had Paseed,-ort; , • ' , • "
• Charlie, a be was widely and
poptilarly,linown was the, proud
father o. a family of fourteen
'ettiRlren-ele n 'sons and three
daughters..., Be, born sixty
Years ago in Canton, China- and
carpe to Canada.. iri• as.
young man. . •
•.111 1921, at Vancouver, he mar-
ried Rbse Lee, and the young
couple • took :over a restaurant
'business Oakville...A year later
they inov'ed to Newmarket Where
,five of'their sons Were born. They
were. itarry,' Sam, Frank and,
illMr. and *Mrs. 'Chin and their
five boys then went.' libme to
China "for ' a visit where Albert
was born: They returned• to .dan-,
'aria and came, Lucknow ill 1928
when Albert: was an infant of,
three months, jirn, Harry and
Frank remained in :China with
her • pare/fits, and.resided . there
•for a feW years. befOre rejoining
their parents in Lticknovv.:
In the. intervening, yeara . Mr.
andMrs; Chin . have WOri,
inunerable: friends in this cdni-
triunity and have earned an
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merited 'the' Plaudits of everyone
riv,the) manney, in which .they have
raised and PrOkyided.. for their
family Of ' fourteen. who 'have
mingled intimately with.the.
oupg folk tf..the 'community 'arid -
'have taken leading ..Parts in the
social, church,'sport ,and schol-
astic; activities of the Village.• . ,
Charlie .Chir -i; could • Well:. be
proud his:.farnily; and as, ,an'
,enthusiaitie sport :fan,: 'he' 'had,
frequent ' occasions to • thrill
their, perforinanees on' the ice :Or
b.ap..flOd...Bqi none was quiCker:
to ..note their•..sho'ftcomings, nor
to point ;them out, than. was Dad:.
Charlie Chin. has passed • on,
.but he -Wilflopg livelri :the mem-
ory of those who came toknow
him'dzirirkg alfriost the quarter. of
a-centurY that he made LueknoW
his, home—and was. 'one, of the
SepoY Town's strongest bobsters„
The funeral service :was held
at JohnstOne's.Funeral Horne On
Wlanesclay • afterrioon conducted
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by Rev. Charles A. Winn of Ltick-:
now Presbyterian Church. Elmer
Limbach • presided. at :the • organ
and: sang a 861o: a gesture of.
respect ' busineas places: -Veie.-
elosed for:the service: Six sons,
Harry, Frank,. Albert, George
and lyfOrley bore their father to,
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the grave in South;Kinioss Cern-
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PesideS ;his: widow Mr, Chin is:
survived by eleven sons and
three daughters, Jim, Harry, SaM,
Frank, Bill, Alber,t; '• • GeOrge,
Mary, Margaret, Morley; Gladys,
Charlie; Jack and Allan. •
,Survivirg' 'also are his mother
and three sisters. In. China. His.
father and a brother predeceased.
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PREPARING 'TO OPEN • •
NEWSHOP, IN 'ILUCKNOW
The Treleaven ' building; re-
cently purchased Hector Pur -
don, ,is I being. renovated' and dec-
orated prior to being ,opened as a
paint, Wallpaper- and gift shop
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apartment is heing. fittezi
ou;t . at ,the rear. of the _building,
and the upstairs may continue to
be used •for overnight sleeping
iiCcorno'dation fdr the 'travelling
public:
'the .building Was built about 50
years ago by the. late Thomas L.
Treleaven,. local • photographer, •
and rerriained in.the TreleaVen• :
family 'until its diSposal a few •
weejcs ago by Miss Gertrude. Tre- ••
leaven,,. -Who is, leaving , town
make.. her home for the time be-
ing with Deg. A.. G. Elliott' in.
• Strathroy. • ' • • .
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one is entirely useless. Even, the •,
worst of Us:Can serve ashorrible
Ofamples".
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1—Bicycles to be awarded to thefi#Sf five largest' numbers of
'complete units: 18.adiOi to be, awarded to the next 'five
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largest numbers of complete units and so on., •
2—A COMPiETEUN/T consists Of the word K -I -S -T spelled
out in each of the five contest flavours listed above. When,
eompletecP' your unit will consist of-, • . • ,
K -I -S -T made 'up from '4 Kist Orange Tops •
• K -I -S -T made up froth 4 Kist Lemon Lime Tops •
made from 4. Kist Cream Soda Tops
'K -I -S -T made up from '4 Kise.Ginger Ale Zrops.•
made up from 4 Kist Root Beer •Tops
• . • NOTE: a' complete unit consists of 20 Kist Bottle Tops!
'.Submit as many complete units as you can. Prizes. areawarded on the
basis of the most ,complete units submitted...
3 -Contest closes midnight, Saturday, September 29th, 1951...
' Prizes awarded within two _Weeks' ,of closing date”
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D THESE IMPORTANT RULES
FORTHE
TLE .TO TES
You Can Win aBicycle, Racliopr Any One of
120 -Other Valuable Prizes
WHAT TO DO --,Under the cork lining of all Kist Bottle
Tops in/Orange, Lemon-Lime,•Cream Soda, . Ginger. Ale or
Root Beer flavours, there is the letter K -I -S- or T printed on
the inside metal surface of the top. Lift the cork lining and ,
'look for the letter undeineath. .
HERE ARE THE Rings-- READ THEM CAREFULLY
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