The Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-11-27, Page 211
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Ontario's•fast-growing:
industry 'and agricultu"r:e,
demands more and more:,
electricity. New power
developments cannot. be
built fast enough to: supply`.
the;: immediate . need. •
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BANt REPORT INTERESTING ,
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ANO_,IIN_DERS't�PlNDAB
�F�fJRNIERw RE ..DENT.DIED:
IN HER 87TH TEAR
The death t f' Mrs. Sarah A. Pat-
terson,
at
terson, 'a farmer resident of Luck-
nov4 -occurred- -i trtziic �h
Novernber ' 15th. Born, on May :15,
1861; .she was , in her, 87th •yeaI.
Her., husband, • the 'late '•James
Patterson, was a blacksmith and
wagon maker in Lucknow': many
years, a.go;°. and where his death
occurred when a.. comparatively
young m'an..
The • ,Patterson home was the
• residence now owne•"d, by •Mr. W.
•J. Davi$on,; , and his•blacksmith
shop sat .across' 4he street ,and a
little -CO., .the. • south, where the
`blacksmith's the
can still `be
s-eeri • • unprinted in the concrete
sidewalk
The inneral 'service for • Mrs.
Patterson was" held at the, -Neely,
Funera1 Horne,. Detroit, on Nov-
ember '18th, with'„ Dr.'' Marshall
Reed officiating•, . and with . inter-
ment'in Grand Lawn Cemetery.
• WEDDING': BELLS
TWAMLEY—BOYL a
The Rev. D. D. Gaynor of ficiat-
ed at" ,the ,, wedding • in Chalmers
United Church parsonage' at 2.30
p.m.. on. Saturday, Nopember Bth,
:'when Cathleen ;Lia Verne, daugh-
rof Mrs. Emily Boyle, of Faris
'exchanged. we.. ing vows'_ 'wl
Chester Charles, 'son of, Mrs: Janet.
Twamley. of.. Woodstock ,in a
double :ring ' ceremor'iy
The'' bride .; *a s • becomingly
gowned ,in, a: street ' length tur-
quoise crepe frock with black' lace
trim, : black. lace elbow •length
mitts withmatchin,g :halo of tur.
quoise ostrich feathers and a cox.,
sage 'of'Briarclifi roses:
• The bridal couple were attend-
ed by Mr and Mrs Jack Allison'
of 'Harniltoii, Mrs. ,Allison wear
ing:'a navy crepe frock. With mat,
chin. `' 'accessories, white ` gloves
g
and •corsage of Talisman :roses.
' The. receptio•n. was' held at:the
home 'of Mr. and:Mrs: J. E: Tay
for 160 Mill St , -Woodstock, .for,
about twenty-five guests with
Mrs. C. bond and 'Misses June
R-oss••-Par=is-wand- V-exna:Kilpatrick;..
f Wt ocistock, .:acting as • os esses.
• For'receiving
er
frock, . black accessories anda
corsage of Talisman:roses. The
groom's. mother•:wore a 'powder
blue wool' roc • , grey accessories
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THF, HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER
• COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
DONNYBROOK,
,Mr:: and Mrs, Doug, Williams . of
London were week -end guests at;
:the horri`e of her parents, Mr.' and
Mrs,' JC.' Robinson.? ;
' Miss. Olive'Jefferson; R T: lid's
gone to:Stratford where' she, has
accepted theposition, of assistant
superintendent 'of , the Ge fetal
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GB•ITHAR Y,_:_..._:T`.
NORMAN f. R. SHACKLETON.
While 'on a visit at his s n's in.
Cooks,
villi Norman J. R. -'Shack-
eton passe awa ;
ening in .his w•.,lath •year a'fter•tl -a'
week's 411ness. Born in Ashfield
township, a son of the late Wm.
Shackleton and --Margaret Stei--
art, he lived on the homestead.
on Con. 9, Ashfiel:cl. Following an
accidefit tw.o' ys ago, he yeas
unable• o_:continearu.e.,.,#,ax.flW
he and Mrs. Shackelton, went to
live • witli • their -daughter, Mrs.
W:alttr, Scott. , and •Mr. Scott at.
'Belgrave, •
He
..was a•: "faithfulworker in
the various..bffites of the church
and' taught, the • adult • Bible class
in the Sunday School • for several
;years, where he ,showed •marked
'abilityd understanding 'sym=
Again this year, 'following a
practise it originated.,., the Bank'
f --lis come: fpr
with u-we1 lltiistratell;-eglluh=
derstandable bank statement for
the ' benefit of . its , More than
00
1,500,`: depositors Unique ' a-`
mong bank statements, the report,
which, covers ' the 130th. year • of.
•the B of M's career, can he read
with complete understanding by
everyone
• In the explanation, of "the facts
behind the figures", the _bank ern-
phasizes that money deposited
does'. not lie• idle, but works con-
stantly for- the building of, the
nation; •`'Y•
"Here is the money that makes
the wheels of commerce •turn",
an the report ''Points: out: "Here is
pathy; which endeared him` to all°the money : that helps ::tl, farmer
with Whom. he came in .contact. ( garner his crops . that. helps
He is survived' by his wife, for-
merly Elizabeth Ann Finlay; one
-son, --Finlay-,:5.-_-Shaditetorb_ i in7
opal -of: Cooksville public school,:'
the • lumberman- buy ' ' equipment
and 'pay •;his men:. Here are the
dollars' that 'enable the .bank to
mako more "thB 50Q persorraX
TIi'C1R$ , NOVFl1 DFEt 27th,
• OBITUAR•Y
(Alice) ;Mrs yV loans every business day of th'e'
one daughter
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_MRS
'FYRII+ D U. THOMpS i� .
Mrsed T`liorn son , ...r H. p. � for•,
merly`Franees G. AsBell;' died sud,
denly at her ,home -'in Teeswater
on Wednesday,. . November 19th k
"1947: She was 'born Ch Cuirass
Township in 1877 and was the
daughter .of thehl.ate 1VIr..and Mrs.
George' Bell,' In 19'0.1' she married 7
Fred H. '•Thompson, and. resided
on the Thompson ho'rnestead, Con.
1Q, Kinloss,..In •1939 they moVed •to
,Teeswater where the
made.. their home.
Of true Christian char octet,the •"
late Mrs. Thompson was an'activ'e'
member• o:f 'Bethany • Methodist
.Church where she served as. or -
gahist acid Sunday School tteher.
Upon moving.` td Teeswater' 'she
was a faithful rn,ember of
water' United Church .6!-K1 also
participated in• the' wdrk of the
W.M S, and the Wornen's, Assoc
tion.- In conimurnit.g. life sha.
e took, •.
ari r .active part .in the: Ho1yr.00d.
and . Teeswater Worn'en's ] ilsti
A private funeral
'Was held 't
•al her late' `residence on 'Thursday
' year''' to men and, women who Y
eT d g and
ter Scott, :B grave an six grand-.
children,'. who were .a source .of need money; to meet.emergencies
later
and take advantage Of opportnn='
great pleasure to lain in' lat ties"
years i
The statement. is also brighten=
Eloquent tribute to his life' and: ed :considerably by the • a.ldition
work was paid at',the 'public ser of •,little thumbnail sketches`
roue 'ou ,.an •
everyday'. language in' place 'of.
the more formal financial terms
usually found in bank reports
Church 'on Monday;' , November
24th,. by the Rev. C :B..Woolley.
Mr.•;Shackleton., exemplified the
'spirit' of love in''all his • relation-
ships. He was a modest man who
Made no claims Concerning. him-
self .or his'` work. and 'the coin-
munity' is ,deeply grateful for his
devoted service... ;•
• Thos:; Blake,:' a friend _arid `co -
Worker. sang, "Beyond' The. Sun-
set.":,
Pallbearers. were Isaac Cran .
:stony ;Wm:. • Irvin, , ,Ernest Blake
S. B. Stothers, Chas Hallam and
Henry :Horton :r 'Flower bearers
ei al Parlofrs, with ` interment in
were .Russell Irvin, • Percy' ;l8lun-
South.. Kinloss :Cemetery)...;.
dell,Jerr . ' 'Giranston; ; Borden
Jerry Scott. The. body; was .laid • to. rest
in 'Greenhill cemetery..
KINLOSS•:TOWN.SHIP NAT'iVE
DIED IN 'MONTREAL
The :death of James H. John-
,stop' .occurred:. at Montreal ..On
Saturday;- 'November .22'nd : In his
61st year, he was born in Kinloss.
.Township, beinLa son of• the late
`Oliver Johnston, : -
The. ',funeral service ,.Was held
on Wednesday at Davison's .Fur=
Hospital • hankof£ering:,Nleeting:
r; an • rs.. Chamney Spent
f.'da s l ast. week with li t The. ,Afternoon and.Evening'
a: couple o • y a
the bride s moth :Auxil ary::,cif the: United Church
Mr' and Mid, Graham Chainney,:
their autumn` thank
was attired in a fuschia wool W:Ni_S. held .
Owen Sound. ,
...Webster' d' offering •on Tuesday evening. 'The
Mr.' and Mrs., WrXi r.Vin
Mr. 'George. Webster were Sun -guest speaker for the evening
day .visitors ;;with Mr: and Mrs.
.was Mrs. Gibson of Ripley,. whoa.
Stiiait ChamrieY., ' ' f k spoke an inspiring •and interest-
-Mr.. • George .Wallace • has gone 'and `a Corsa a of. ;, .American.
.spoke
'talk.: Mrs. D C: ':Taylor :led
g
to his, horn t in Seaforth for. theBeauty roses. in prayer::: Mrs:, P ' Hoag, 'Mrs. J.
waiter. months For the 'wedding, trip to points' ;Hall ;arid. Mass Doris Taylor,: ren' -r
Mr. home•Andersan .is visiting north the: bride donned a 'two= ' dered a 'trio; : Miss Mariorie
at the, home. of Mr: and Mrs. Bert
Thom son.; and bother .friends:: piece nil'' green ' wool frock, Cramm • contributed' ` a . reading
p brown accessories and • gold_ top_ Vhss 'Elizabeth._Robinson : Sang ..a
Mrs. Joseph Liddy Was a week M
end. visitor. With friends in Tor 'coat. On their r
onto. turnn the' bridal solo.' After, the mizpah benetlic
• ' ' couple will reside in:. Woodstock. -tion, a social time was. enjoyed.
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GIRLS AND BOYS' PARKAS
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GIRLS' & BOYS' SNOW SUITS
Z Sizes. 2, anti; 4 _ . $3.95 up .:
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Sizes 4, 5,'S $5 up
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• ENGAGEMENTS
Mr.
and. Mrs. • Harvey Fuller;,
Goderich,. R.l: 2, announce; the
engagement of -.their eldest.dau•
hter� do Isa}aelle---..to- - s- _ d
g. , a Ros Fd.
ward, younger Son. of'Mr. and'
Mrs, Heber, J::L. •Eedyof•Durig,an-
.Dungan-
non,- the marriage' to take' place.
the latter' part. of November
with burial in the Teeswater:.
Cemetery. The Rev. D. , Facey of-
ficiated at the service; Tlw floral.
tributes'- and ;'the many . friends:
who called : showed:• the.: high.
esteem in which, she Was held.•
Chappel,,; • Kenneth Maeponald
James Little, Jaynes ;Wraith, ,Ar-;' .
thur Hodgins and Perry Hodgins.,
13 e s i,d e s .her husband, MSS
Thompson' leaveto` mourn her'
passing . :.one: daughter,: Grace.
(Mrs.. W: W'. Alton);Toronto and
three'. sons, Bert; Br'anifor•d; Har-
old, : Kincardine and . 11rank'. of!
Kinloss Township arid'. fry e'•grand -
child en
...One brothers..George
Bell' 'of :Toronto, survives
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Election In East. Wawanosh
J. D Beecroft and Lewis -Rudy •
are contesting: the reeveship: of;
East Wawanosh,` The council and
trustees are iriY by' aeclamstron.
Iii.Blyth,'.Reeve
being'.opposed by,Georgc lvlcNall•
MIY,K..GOES_UE_M,ON,U4NY .::..
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two pents a ;quart':;'in Lucknow,
effective' on 'Monday.
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