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TELUX.S.,b, JANUARY j952.
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LTICKNOW,ONTARIO
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At the New Year • I wistt' to
extend best wishes to all. the ,
People of Bruce Riding, In 1952
I hope. to serve you in every way
you may require. -
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• Happy New Year o All!
Mr. and Mrs,. Ed Hedley, Norma
and. Helen Ruth Of Kincardine
visited Wednesday with Mr. •and
Mrs: Bert Nicholson.:„.;c,
Miss Annetta Forster , returned
to her home • in Ripley after
grandmother; Mr. J. W. Colwell.
Mrs. Ronald Burgess andSonia
visited • with relatives in. Owen
Sotind:* • • , •
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i'aind Mrs'. George Grattan)
entertained relatives at •a . dinner
on. ,Christmas. They. were . Mr.
• Wallace -Hewitt of W'aterford,
• MY. ad.Mrs Dean .Hewitt, Bar-
bara and Catherine and Mrs.
Catherine Hewitt of KinlOss,. .Mr.
• and frs. Russell Hewitt -Of, Ber-
, Vie; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cainp-
bell 'Of Armow; Mr.' ana.
• Young, Mr. 'and Mrs. Glen Young
of Kingarf; Mr and Mrs. 'Jack'
Hewitt, Alex; Dianne and Brenda,
• Mrs and Mrs. Wm. Wall were
visitors. with :Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Shatimacher, Culross.,'.
iss Iona Terry Motdred to her'
home at .13ellemille and spent
.• . Christmas with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, W. K. Terry and with
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon . Foster., •
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
Walter Forster. On the arrival of
a baby son. Mrs. Forster was the
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former Isobel •COlwelL
CongratulatiOns to Mr. & Mrs.
Norman Fry. of Wingham on .the
arrival of a babv,boy.' Mrs: Fry,
was. the- former,Frorence Halden-
by. .
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Deepest. sympathy is ;extended.
to Mr. and Mrs; Donald McEwan
in the sudden passing of Donald's
mother. Friends froth here at-.
tended ,the ...funeral at Kincardine
on Saturday afternoon. • • ,
.."--MrHand-Mrs:-Clarle-Needhant;-
-- ---Nancr-ancl--Helen-spent C-h-rist-
in.as with Mr. and. Mrs:, Mervyn,
•• Anderson, Millarton. •
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson
- :End the girls were at the home of
" Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nicholson,
•• South Line, joining other Mein
ber*, of, the family for Christmas
dinner. Donna stayed and spent
Perey, R.N..; Wood-
. • •stock, Was home Over the holiday.
. Miss Irlma Hodgins; R.N.,. of
St. Louis spent the. Christmas
holiday with her parents, Mr. &
•'Mrs. Tom . Hodgins. •
• One .of the village ' landmarks
..._.weakened.to_the. weight .Of ea v.3r
• . SnOw and. collapsed Oh 'Friday
, evening. It was the ,barp en the•:
corner owned by -Gordon llodg7
kinson. Formerly it belonged to
• Mrs. W. J. MacLean: •± •
P Mr. and IVIrs, George Haldenby
and Mr. H. Bell *spent. New 'ear8
With other relatives ,at the honie
of Mr,. arid Mrs. Lovell McGuire.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haldenby,.
Sheila and Barry. were visitorS
ChriStanas clay with Mr. and Mrs.
• Arthur Breckles • of Luckriciw,
stayed in town •for the
holidays. ••• •
Mr; Charles, Collins, Mr. and
Mrs. H. A,' Graham misited Wed-
• hesday at the home of Mr. and
VI,Ti• Art Graham with Mr. A.. E.,
• Haldenby..'
• Mr. and 'Mrs. Bert NicholSon
• entertained the. Nicholson fain-
' MPS on New Year's Day."
Mi and Mrs. Harold Percy en-
tertained the , Members of the
Percy 'fanii1y at dinner On
Christrnag:
Mr. Charlie Gillespie Tor-
onto spent Christmas with mem,
•beta of his gamily at the home
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of Mr. and Mrs. James Hodgins.
•' Mrs. J. W. Colwell' spent Xmas
.with her family at 'the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George Colwell,
Holyrood. ••
Mrs. M. Dudley-, Mr. Ralph
Hkilcleriby;..Mr. H. Bell, Mr. and
.Mrs. Geo, • Haldenby •were., XMas
visitors with Mr.. and Mrs: Wm.
E. Haldenby. ' • •
rs,--Ge'orge-Fialdentay-
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spent Sunday at Walkerton. with:
Mr. ancV,Mra. Clare Sparling.
Mr, Ralph Haldenby is spend-
ing Ms.:vacation with Mr. '..& Mrs.
WM. Haldenby,. • • • :
• Mrs. John' Cox, Rev. G. B. Cox,
Mr.' and"Mrs,, Wm. Cox, M. and
Mrs. lVfairrice Hodgiris and 'Ell-
wood; Misses Edna. tolay Boyle
and Iona ,Terry,. Mr. and _Mrs,
Wm. ' Lloyd and Doris,•:Mr.. and
Mrs. Ivan LlOyd, Mr: and. Mrs.
Karl Boyle, :Marilyn and Carol.
were guests of. Mr, and Mrs.. john
8cOtt: on Sunday:
• Mr. Chas. Collins' spent •Christ -
'ma e at HOlyrood.' •
• • :Oritended for Last Week) •
.Misses 'Margaret Ann and El-
eanor. Murray : of- . Torontb.' are:
Spending their'.holidays,at-their
home here. • • — •
• The Sr. W. A. meetingwas
held .on 'ThesdaY at the horrie , of
Mrs. Roy Graham. Mrs;Tom
gins ".presided and the 'meeting
opened with. theChristmas carol
Come All .Ye Faithful". , Mrs.
Maurite- Hodgins readthescrip,
ture.' • Prayers followed. , Minutes
and roll call followed, :each Mem-
ber answering:with !`a Christmas
•carol". .• A • letter of thanks :was
received from. the principal of
the :MoOSonee school acknowleag-
nig the two bales of clOthidg and
treats. Which Were 0
Psent from
here. 'Programs for ' 1952 were
read.. This:. being . a-- devotiOnal-
meeting..eaeh Member took part
be' held -.Lon
day, January 3rd at the honre
Misses Edna and May Boyle : Roll
call,. health hints; convener, Mrs.
• E. ACkert;, assistant, Mrs. Wes-
• ley Guest;, topie, health; mato;
good -health must be lost to be
•appreciated; • dernori.stration' of
crocheting, • Mrs: 'Tont Barris.
Mrs: Jim Smith °(s), Mrs.. Ji„In
Boyle (t3; Mrs. Jack •,Ackert'. (c),
• with Christmas readings,' also ' a
,Christmas quiz.. The • meeting
closed with ;the. WA: litany ,and:
prayer. Dainty ,refreshments were
• served ,by the hastess.• ,• .
' We extend sympathY. to Mrs:
•Eldon 'Eekenswiller-inT'the'death
of her sister', Mrs, Jos, Conley,
who passed away at her home
at..LucknoW. . •
Miss Helen .:'Malcohn 'of Tor-,
onto is spending the holiday with
Misses Nellie and Margaret Mal-
colm
,Corgratulations to Mr. & MrS.
Pinnell of,1739. Arthur
Rd., Windsor, on the gift of • a
daughter on December 12th at
Grace Hospital.. • '
Mr, arid Mrs: Clare Sperling
of •Walkerton, spent Sunday with
Mr. and ,'Mr, George Haldenby,
A ,foriner resident, of this com-
huMity in the •p.erson of Mrs.
Thoma s Atkinson passed away, on
December 9th in hospital at Win-
nilieg, Man., after a short illness.
• Mrs, Dtrothy Thompson: spent
the holiday with her father, Mr.
A. E. Haldenbr and with,. Mr. &
Mrs, ArtGraham. '
, ., •Mr, and. MrS. Roy 'Graham en-
tertained their -kers • of • the Gra-
ham family on Christmas.
• The December meeting of the
WAS." was held kt the horro'
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SON OF THOS. STOTHERS
DI.ED IN TORONTO
•tilhe death �f John .Milton (J.
M,) Stothers occurred recently in
Toronto in his. 68th year, He had
been in failing, health: for a time:
Mr, Stothers • was a ommercial
•traveller. and Manager-nrSilicS
Limited. • • ' • •
He was a son- of Thomas Stoth-
ers of Durigannonihis father
having predeceased him only a
few years ago. 4/
.7.• M. was predeceased .by two
brothers, .Ellis • of Toronto and
Gordon -4•Calgary and by a sis-
ter Edith. •
• Besideshis wife' and family,'
two sisters survive, 'Janie ,Who
teaches in 'Toronto .and Mrs. Rae
Bishop of Chicago. .• -
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Mrs. 31 -Burt. Mrs. C, Needham
Was in the chair. "Sixteen' answer-
ed' the roll can' with Christmas
verse". Mrs. Maulden had charge
of the program taken._ from the
Glad Tidings, Margaret' Robert -
Son, MrsGuest, Mrs. P. Hoc1.7
• gins read scripture portions. Mrs.
Maulden read a Christmas story
by Nellie McClung, Mrs. J. ; Ern-.
merson favored with a solo: The
mission study was prepared ,by
Mrsn‘flaulder&and read -by -Miss
Nellie Malcolm, •MrS. 'J. Ernnier:
son, Mrs, W. Guest, •Winnifred.
McFarlan, Mrs. F. Thompson and
Mrs. H.' Percy.. Carols Were sung.
Mrs. Scott CondUcted'a Christinas
contest.' The meeting.,closed With
•the' Lord's prayer. Grace was
sung: Lunch was served.
OBITUARY
• MRS., ROBERT S. HAMILTON
Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Hamilton,
wife of Robert S. Hamilton, pasa-
ed away in. Winghams General
Hospital on Wednesday; Decem-
ber 12th, She had' been ill for the
past si)e weeks and had been in
failing 'health • fCr, the at tWQ
years. . .•
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BOrwin Kinloss Township, only
daughter of the late Mr. end Mrs.
• James Young, she had resided at
Holyrood, LuclEnow; Ethel arid:
Gorrie prior to moving to Wing -
ham in .1927, Sheis survived by
her husband. and two sons, Ross
• of Wingham, 'Benson of Oshawa
and one ,igranddaughter, Mary
Ann of. 0Shawa. •
• Mrs; 'Hamilton'' *.a5: :a. member
of St. ' Andrew's Presbyterian'
Church, Wingham. A 'private .fUn-
bral service was conducted by
Rev. A. Nimmo, with interment
in Wingham 'cemetery, Pallbear-
ers were Charles Lloyd; William
Ford, J,arrnes. McIntosh,' Alex' Hac-
kett, • James Henry •and DeWitt
Miller.
JOHN MaerEIEE.
•• John MacPhee, a resident of
,Edmonton for 45years, died •re-
cently in that city at the age of
83.. Mr. MacPhee was a native of
•this cOmMunitY, and as a youth
lived ,near the South Kinloss.
'Mans e and attended,public school
at the Second ,Concession.•
• HiS wife was formerly .Caroline
(Kate) MacDonald, Who was also
born and raised' iri this commun
ity..She Predeceased her„h1413ancl:
in 1927.
• Mr. MaePhee :worked in. East,
ern Canada and. in U.S. before
going to ',Edmonton where he en-
tered the real estate business
prior to the First Great War and
later practised. his 'trade • as, a
stationary-cngin0erWith'thielgitY
At • ,
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•waterw„orks department for 27
• years, „He 1.1a.s. been retired far.
about 20 year. •• •
In the east he, was an engineer
with the Thomas A.,,Edison Cor-
poration when the, first electric
'light plant was opened in -Chi-
cato • about 60 years ago. Later
he' was an efiginler ,for" one , of '.
the Hearst, new Pers, inChi,
cage, • .
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• ;LE8Piaannounce the'birthr7-4acunkandliVeo
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happy toPn
their • son, •Barry •John, in. the • '
Wingham. General Hospital, on
Saturday, DeCeinber bro-
,ther for Donna'.
HUNTER—in . Wingham Hospital
on Monday, December 24th to •Mr. :
,and Mrs. Allan Hunter of'luck-
now,•a daughter, Patricia /Ann,
a brother .for Douglas. •
on Wednesday, December 19th, to ,
Mr. and Mrs: William Pappas of
Lucknow, a son, James.. Evan.
,TODD — At General Hospital;
Stratford, On, Decerriber 17; 1951,
to *Mr. and Mrs. A. Neely Todd,
• Stratford, :a daughter, Mary Eliz-
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OR many a farmer the •farm is
boss , it runs him, instead of ••
• him running it.. Too many farmers •
underestimatethe worth .of their
time, MO few know what they ,are .
,being paid_ 'tor „their: work
Let the B of, M heip. yoti 'Make a .
fresh start in '52 ...so you'll know
exactly what your 'farm is paying
•' you „so. . and whith, operations are
making or lOsirig "money for you'.
•Your ' •B 'of M.Manager will gladly
:.give yOu, a, simple" Farm 'AicoUnt
Book that will help you rim,
farm for .Maximum profit Call or, .•
•• write for your copy. There is no
obligation.
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And, when you've planned your
Farm Improvement Program ior.
yott may find your ,
•manager a handy , man again if
you need.extra tribriey,to make those.:
gg'...LakeefLplans_cofne.true.. ,
Whether it's for installing more
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electricity or doing some other
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proveiiient job suitable for !Winter4
•time . . sowing' more 'seed: next...
spring.. . 'getting more machinery
to speed the busy summer . or
arranging for more heat in the house.
riextfall you'll find y9ur1 9f M
manager the man to so. Have a
Confidential .chat him soon.
He'll help y90 a,11 'he can. in 152..,
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