The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-11-08, Page 3f the
was
Bill
Ray
• with
y the
roll
hat 1.
tial", :.
1Q.00.
Corn-
waS
ncrief
are:
Tori.
pales. •
ading
given
'The
tional"
. was:
ce . at,
1 last.
inners
rl, M.
•bell• •
onfie
math;
utton;
comic
man,'
Web-
Miss •}
of.
Ham,
ani -
tan :
as
lam.
ral
titin .
=ups:, ,1'1 o J i 4t
ant. 1951
E i;r,UCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCK;NAW,: ONTARIO
OBITVARY
MRS. ARCHIE JOHNSTON
Mrs. Archie Johnston, 9th Con,
of Ashfield, 'Passed away at her
homelm .Sunday after ;a lengthy
illness,being bedfast .for almost
five years. • She was a daughter
of the lateMr. and Mrs. ,George
•MacDonald and was. born, at St.
Helens. She is survived by three'
Sons,' B'ert, .1,0th Con,, Ashfield;.
Fred of Belfast•.and William of.
Goderich; There are five daugh-
ters,
ters, Mrs, Russell McCreight,
(Marjorie); Mrs.. Albert Brown,
(Mildred) ;. Mrs. T r.:.T.,, Drennan,
(Gladys) of- Goderich; Mrs. Jim
Neilson(Rtilby,), of Detroit; and:
Thelma. at';home; also one sister,
Mrs. Alex Moore, California. De -
eased was 77 years of ages and,
'was predeceased by her husband
ten years ,ago, " also "a; daughter
Laura' • (Mrs,. Si Swan) in 1917.
The service was held, on' Tuesday
.at ;her late. 'home in charge of
Rev. R. G. MacMillan of x.Knox
Presbyterian .Church,, Goderich.
Interment was in Greenhill' Cem-
etery, Lucknow, t.4
• - St: Paul's Anglican : Guild Met
Friday afternoon at the : home of
Mrs'. T ;park; Mrs. Ben Mole, op-
ened the meeting. by:• reading .a
psalm A euchre 'party was plan
ned and print material was pass-
ed among" the. members to make
articles for . the . bazaar the latter •
part of November. The ,next
meeting will be at : the home of
Mrs. Harvey Mole.
Mrs. T. Plunkett ; (formerly, 141-
( 3'
1y Elliott) and her .daughter, Miss
Ada Plunkett. -of. Saskatchewan,
are : visiting • with ...the farmer's.
sisters,. Mrs, Lorne"vers. of the
village and' Mrs. Char es : ton -
gram; Wiagham.•
Mr.. and 'Mrs; • Sas.: Wiggins, :St.
•.Mr, and .Mrs;. R, ZI; Thompson . , Mr. and Mrs, Robert Heiim.er
are visiting in • Elmira, nand. Tors. of; Chippawa and Arthur Fiske
:onto. and daughter Patty Anne of Nla-
,Mr, and; Mrs.. Grant MaeDiar.
Mid spent last 'weeit. in ,Detroit
and Cleveland.: •
Miss Gertie Treleaven 'of
Strathroy _is, spending this week
with. . relatives, ,here. '
Mr; and.' Mrs:.: Robert', Fisher of,
,Hamilton were week -end visitors
here and; attended ' the . Masanic
' banquet on Friday night.,
Mrs, Horace Aitchison was the
delegate: from; the *Ingham Wo-
men's. Institute at the area ' con-
vention held in Hotel London.
Mr. and : Mrs. 'Fred Watcher of
••Str'athroy were guests of the' lat-
ter's. ,parents, Mr, and Mrs. Troy
McGhee,
Jae• Irwin returned. to his.'home
here last week after spending the
past ' few months' . in Saskatche
IVtr. •,and Mrs. Jack 'McCall and
Mr. ,and Mrs. Bert, -Walden of
Listowel spent Sunday, with Mr.
and Mrs". Peter .McCall;
Mr,. and Mrs. 4fred,Hackett
�'i
and Miss: Florence 'MacDonald of.
▪ Ripley were recent vnisitors• in
Detroit.
Mr,. and Mrs. Rod : Campbell.
returned -home after spending;
three weeks at• the'homes of Mr:'
and Mrs. Harvey 'Brooks and Mr.
and Mrs Harry Lavis. .
Recent visitors with. Mr, a
nd
Mrs.: N. E, Bushell were' Mr. and:.
Mrs. Tom'Aurey of Detroit,• Mrs.
Howard Heritage: of, Toronto 'and•
Mrs... W - J. Crawford:of Ripley.,
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church l'
REV. C; A. WINN, S.A.,
Minister 1""
'SUNDAY, NOV,„i MBER llth
Il a.m.. Morning Worship
12,15 p.m Sunday, School.
3 Erskine Church, Dun-
gannon.
T
p.m.: Evening Worship.
.UCKNOW
' UNITED CHURCH.
"Minster:. ev: VPS: 1vIttitnfc;'
MA , B.D.,
Sunday,: �Novembei' llth,'1951
REMEMBRANCE' SUNDAY
11 a.m.. Traits , of a Christian
Peacemaker..
12.15 "pmt.t Sunday School- • ...
7-p.m.::-Hide�antd.•Seek.� $m
"Most of our sorrows spring ix
, :. from forgetfixltev.=-,nf:.God"�r1
Come and worship with nus and 3'
we will ' do you good.
ng1can Chord
NOTICES ..
Rev. A. S. Mitchell, L.Th.,
Rector. •
ti
25th Sunday. After Trinity
November l'lth, 1951
REMEMBRANCE DAY
•
St. Peter's Churclir Lucknow._;
Service tornrnences .at five:
minutes before 11 a.m .
Wednesday, • November .14th
Ladies . uil& at
'
Mrs Fred l�fikorr s... , ....:
Stu Paul's Church, Dungannon,.
2.30' 1).111.! Holy. Coruntifio'n..'
St. Paul's 'Church, Ripley.•
p.m.. Evening Prayer:1
gara spent the : week -end with•.• R.
Bakker of' town, .
.Mr. and Mrs,,.Stewart Cameron
and two children Mary Ann and:
,Roddy e f .Port' Colborne, , were
week -end ;visitors, with his moth-
er,•' Mrs., R.J. Cameron.
The � regular . meeting of the
Lucknow Women's Institute :will
Ile held on: Friday, Noveinber 9th
' in the Town Hall, Hostesses, Mrs.
MaeCalluni, • Mrs. Cameron, Mrs.
MacFl arlan .• ."
•
-Mr. ,and. Mrs. George Drennan
and, son .Herb spenta few days
at . Dresden with 'Mr and .Mrs.
Alex Lockhart and. daughter
Phyllis, Alex is very much the
same. . •
Visitors, at the home` of Mr. and.
"Mrs.' Wm. Bushell last week were
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Awrey of•
Detroit,
Mrs. Howard Heritage of'
Toronto,' Mr, and ,Mrs, Roy Web-
ster and Miss •Jean Moore of Lon -
'don,. Mrs,.. George Colwell . and
Mrs. Max'Bushell of Holyrood•
: D�U.�GAiv�.QN•
Mrs. (Rev:) - George Watt ,.vas
,.hostess at the United Church par-.
.:sonage' for the November' -meet-
ing.
eet-ing'' .of . the W.M,S Mrs. Horton
presided & ,Mrs: Mathew Shack.
fetor led In . the worshup sexw'ice.
,Mrs. 'Horton read, several: pass-
ages of scripture. ''M'rs. Shackle
ton, •" Mrs, Horton :. and Mrs, E.
Durnin were elected a norninat
ing,committee "for the election of
officers at the next. meeting,• Mr,•'S.
Popp gave a report of the sec-
tional' meeting at Westfield Mrs:
�: R�wett read: from the_; study
book and: ;Mrs. M. Reed and Mrs:
Dirnin also read :passages. Mrs.
,Shackleton gave; a reading.: Mts
Hodges read a paper on • Christ-
ian Stewardship. • Mrs. • Horton
gave the 'benediction: Mrs,. Watt
'Served. : a delicious lunch
4
Hallowe'en Party Was
Disturbed By . Rowdies
:The Women's Institute gave a
party forthe 'children on Hal-.
lowe'en: n�, ,ght °at the. Parish;Hall.
The little : ones, enjoyed the -af-
fair.' The Institute.. menibe `s who.
had :i put forth'efforts, to make' it•
a' : success ' were very much dis-
appointed at grown. --ups' outside.
who it„ is' thought came in from
other . places and madethe door
of the hall a target for tomatoes
and even rocks.. It was: thought
very,' inconsiderate : '• and • while
some rather. , cute ' and innocent
Neks were-�p1F ed on anagens+
this:" other offence showed- rather
poor -citizenship: The" Institute has ,
for ;a., few Years made 'this an
annual affair. and it is. -hoped
more. co-operation .will be .given
in - the 'future
WILLIAM HENRY :CAESAR
Nfi•v ,William, Henry; Caesar,' 6th
Con:. of Ashfield, passed away at
his home -Saturday morning; after
a. ,lingering illiress of ---several-
months.' :He was in his .63rd year
and lived all his lifeon the pres-
ent farm. He was a,son of James
Caesar: and Elizabeth Fowler
Caesar. ' He is survived by his
,wife, formerly Lou Elia Ryan;
two:, dal ghters, 1Viadelife (Mrs'.
Gordon Anderson), -9th Con. and
and IDonanne, Lucknow;;, four
sons, Wm., Glenns 'Hill:; Paul, 4th
Con,, „Tack at home and Donald:
at •.Oakville and a brother,. Adol
phos of Akron, Ohio, Mr. Caesar,
•of a quiet nature, will be missed.
'in the' community. He was 'mini.:
act's warden in •St, Paul's • Ang-
Bean . church, where• last rites'
'were• performed on Tuesday at
2,80p.m,' with •the hector, Rev.
$, Mitchell, Lucknow,' officia-
ting. •.Interment "was .in Dwigan-
non errietery. ' r
Albert Colwell, Passes •
Albeit. Colwell, t3ervie: native,
died recently. sn ' Sssbatoon. In-
terment took orrice there, "He was
55 years, df age: gts. widow his
mother; ;two sisters, Mrs. 111. It
Mcgoilar, Saskatoon and Mrs. G.
Swalwell,• Edmonton and a
hi:other, Neil' Colwell, Saskatoon,.
survive. He went West in 1913
and ries'tded ti Saskatoon and '.
1.e
. ''Virtin p g+
PAGE THR:
•t
Afterftoon Teas make
friendty, entertainment
kl
Catherines were, recent visitors'
with ..the: latte''s brother; 'Mr,:
Charles • ,:Fowler.;
Mr• • and Mrs: ' Rich " Kilpatrick
of Ashfield visited. Mrs. S.'''. KU-,
.patrick on. Sunday. • , • •
BULLS SOLD WELL AT
OCA
L. AUCTION 'MONDAY
A. special auction sale was heft
at the Lucknow Community Sales
Barn. on Monday, when nine
,Shorthorn bulls owned by ,Mor-
ley Johnston and 40 head of
-cattle -owned 'by --jack—McIntosh
sales manager, were disposed 'of
at satisfactory ,prices,: again, prov-
ing" the, popularity of this com-
munity, sale. .
M•
r. McIntosh reports that ; the.
,bulls were a credit, to .any breed-
.er'and a good investment for thei
purchasers, They brought •good
•.price$ in spite of .the • fact' that
these animals were• not eligible,
for 'the government• bull ..bonus,';
SPECIAL,
OW RAIL FAR
ROYAL
ICULTURAL
R FAIL
TORONTO NOV, 13-31
FARE—AND .ONE-HALF
FOR -THE ROUND TRRP
Good going --November 12t6 to'
lYovemberr 21st inclusive.
Return-LeaveToroaw nodi* er.
than midnight, November, 22nd.
Parll.?irfonxirNo r Imo Meir r.
CANADIAN NATIONAL
Was in: attendance and .read •the,
Harold' ; White,* sceretary the pedigrees.. Emile . MacLennan• was :-
•Shorthorn. Breeders Association, auctioneer. •
e : NATIONAL
iresh•rnix'" wAY
Here's an_easy ` way'to : convert your
grain into'ready cash! ::
peed • our.'hogs a .w‘ll-balanced..
"fresh.. n fixed" hogs -grower made by •:
supplementing your grains with
National Hog. Concentrate and
ybu'llget themIQ market in record time. • •
• National contains' a high level o
i 'the newest growth factors for rapid. •
development; itis also packed. with
vitamins for health and balanced with
minerals to give you apork-pr.oduc
iirg• grower with'less. grain. So feed •
• your hogs the "National fresh -mixed'•
way" and, you'll save time, labor,,.
grain:— and make more money. •
$014110.16
40
1
KEEP YOUR FITTERS
APPETITE -KEEN"
• :'fee l vow. young pigs three times-daily—aria w
never, .give; -them' more than they'll clear up:
By giving diem frecuent, feedings in snic IIer;
gvantifies you'll' keep, them trtways hungry so
they won't need tdaxing to eat up their fees!.
ma �
J .
r1**** ;+rw, kir � uii,.u. rw ,. tom crit01" 61!:1,14.
L r
See Ver NATIONAL Dealer ltiufd�-�%po;t.
far the bright :Orange and Blaclt ` gn
'WILLIAM STONE SONS LIMITED •. INGERSOL, , •
ONTARIO• u
Fertilize Your Crop' with NATIONAL well -cored, properly-blendOd FERTILIZER
• ..