The Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-01-06, Page 3•
THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 194*
The Lucknow Sentinel, Luckngsw, Ontario °
PAGE THREE
MAGIC'S
'CINNAMON
VBAGIC'S
CINNAMON ROLL -UPS
2 Opti sifted flour
4•tspns. Magic flaking Powder
'/y tspn.•salt •
4 thepna.'ahorteni.ng .'
3/4 i:up milk (about)
Brown sugar
Cinnamon
?/Z 'cup raisin's'
.Mix, sift first three ingredients.
. Cut in shortening, until mixed.
Add,milk, •to• make smooth'
•dotigh. knead '/g minute on
lightly floured board • rolldough
Into '/4 -inch thick oblong.
Sprinkle with brown sugar, an-
,. namon,raisins.Rolllengthwise;
. cut into 1 -inch slices. Bake cut
side down in greasedmuffin
apans or pie pan in hot oven
(450°F.) '15 minutes. Makes 10. •
MADE'JN
CANADA.;.
.INSURES
BAKING
SUCCESS
OBITUARY
WILLIAM IfiR•MSTRQNG •
.The • people of Lucknow and
surrounding country were shock-
ed. to hear of the death of one
of the Village's oidest and highly
esteemed residents in the person
of William Armstrong, who pass-
ed: peacefully away . on:Thursday,
Deeernber 30th' 'in his' 8.4th year
at the home of his -daughter, Mrs;
A. 'C.•Batrett, 548' Elizabeth St,•,
•Lon.don, • where_ Mr., .and • Mrs.
'Armstrong: acrd daughter Beat-,
rice 'have; rinade t_heir . •homee ;for.
the• ,past two and ' one• half years.
Re •had..a kind ,and'friendl'y.
position •by. which.' he .made and:
retained many friends. •.
�VIr. Armstrong • :Was born in:
Birmingham,- .England• in 1860.
coming to .Canada, in his; early
youth. He, later neturned to Eng-
land where he %,[married his . ;be-
reaved widow, Celia ••Wheal in
1883. Shortly after.• their Mar-
riage.
ar-.riage, they. came to ' Canada and
made their hoe in Lucknow and:
vicinity, for nearly 60 years be-
fore. leaving for London.
He , had been in failing' health
due. to'a. heart condition' for quite
some tiMe but had remained
fairly active till- about* 2 :months.
ago ,when he ,became more or less
confined' te • bed. �'
He '•leaves to •mourn his lossR
his:' beloved • widoW and ' seven
children,• two sons, and, five. dau
g e rs, , lain an i:s.. J J.
••(Harriett) of -Lucknow:
and Allred; •1\lrs. Barrett (Acinic l,,
• .7,
•
Mrs. • Buck (Ethel) Mrs. Mat-
thews (Jane), and' Miss. Eeatrict
of London: 'Ai • infant daughter
died in 1899.. He 'also .Icaves- lu
.grancichildr.en, four .of whom are.
. •on•• active-' service , Harold. and.
Gordon • A'rmstr:ong ;of London. , J.
L. Armstrong of Lucknow .ovc..•
'7eas and Francis. B1.tCk,
:tt; Bu.r'tch, near•B�rant.ford,, as'w'cll
.as six great gTan•dch'ildr'en..
The 'remains were brought' .to.
Luckripw• where- a private fun-'
ral service was held at the horns
of •'his daughter, Mrs..J. 'J.' Wilson.
on New 'Year's • Day. *Interment'
Was:iii Greenhill cemetery. The
pallbearers were six.. grandsons,
Norman and Ariristrong Wilson;
• ,"ict'Dr and Leonard. Barrett, Wil
son Armstrong and LAC..•Francis.
Buck.
Presbyterian Y. W.- A.
The. regular, meeting; of the Y..
\V., '.A, was held' tit the horns of
1\Liss Marion •MacDougall' on Dc-
crmbcr 30th. The opening•. hymn
-was ."Hark the .glade sound -the
Sanious comes'', after which the',
Lord's prayer was repeated ;•
it
• unison. The reading of the scrip-
' 'lure lesson from "Jonah" ..was
followed by an ekplanat.ion of they
'.book ' of Jonah . by - Mrs. Jamas
Little., Roll call .was .answered , b.y•
• ' • a :verse - of . scripture containing
the word "salvation". The report
of the nominating committee was
given by Miss Katharine Mac-'
Dougall and 'adopted by the Soc
.iety. The following slate of off-
icers' . will form' the, 1944 exelcu- •
rive. .president, .Mrs. ' Wm. Reid;
1st 'vice' president, Mrs. J. Lit-
tle: 2nd Vice president, Miss Mar -
,ion MacDonald; secretary. Miss.
Gretta Campbell; treasurer;. Mrs.
Morgan Henderson: pianist, Miss
• Rostella Mullin: • welcome and
\\ e1fare' conini•ittee• Mrs. A. Aber -
dein and 'D1iss K: MacDou all.:
' stiplily: cummittee, i`.,irs, .S.- 1\'1•u1-
- lin r.nc1 Mrs, •G. Fisher•:- soci�i'.
committee. i\1rs: M.: 'Orr ,and i Tis:
Rens: sick committee.. 1\Tis
llari'e n• allacDottgall and 1tIiss
MIpudie .Fisher: Glad Tidings sr'c..
Mrs. V. Mowbray; audi.tot•s. Mia
E: Hen'derson and Mrs. G. Mac-
Donalcls. Regoorts by the secretary
Arid treasurer were.read and ad-
opted. Mrs. J. Little invited the
society to her home for the Jan.
uary tneetin-g-•-The -tonic,- entitled
. , "Christmas" was given by Mrs.
fi. Gordon ' Fisher. Hymn 382 w•a-
sung f?1lowed by a synopsis of
the current events from, the Glad
Tidings given by Mrs. J., Ross.
A. reading "The 'Miser and. •hi;
gctild" by Mrs. G. MacDonald psi sirs
much .enjoyed. 1\.1iss Gretta
Campbell' otos,: ' the meeting
with .prayer. • •
BOUNDARY EAST
Mr. and• Mrs. George Kennedy
entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Robb and Mr. and Mrs. ' Mc11-
wraith on Wednesday evening.
Mi•. and Mrs., John MacMillan.
and family spent New Year's day
with Mrs. Morrison and ftamily of
Wingharn.
WHITECHURCH
.......- . ...
Mr. and' Mrs. James McInnes
and daughters Janie and Anne,
also Mr. 'Ezra Wellwood ' spent
Christmas with Mrs. MVM&nnes'
mother, : Mrs. Wm, Roane and' Mr.
Roane .of Teeswater., .
,The Gillespie relatives spent
New Year's -with- Mr. and Mr..
John Gillespie, 'Sr.
Mr; and Mrs. George Tiffin and
little daughter- Coleen, . Mr: and'
Mrs. Wesley Tiffin of Langside
.and Mr. Robert .Henry Purdon of
the West spent New..•Year'S w-rti:n.:
the latter's sister, Mrs. Wm. Dauer•
••sori'_:and Mr. DaWspn..
• Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert Mowbray,
Mr. Angus Mowbray . and , Miss
Roberta ''.1Vlowhray spent New.
Year's with the former's daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Wilson and Mr.
Wilson: • •
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Kennedy
of "V Tingham,, Mr... and Mrs. ' Harry
Tichborne ' of Goderich a'tid 'Mr.
and Mrs. Gorge Kennedy and:
two ;sons Jack ' and ,Billy, also 'Mr.
Peter Kennedy,. Miss Annie Ken,
nedy and Mrs. David Kennedy'
spent'. New • Year's with the lat-
ter's daughter, Mrs. Lorne Dur-
nin and Mr. Durnin of St.. Helens,
• We are'sorry,to report Mr.
feed Waddel, son of Mr, and Mrs
Geo. Waddel is sick with pleurisy.
He,•. came home from Wingharn
hnsp•ital. Christmas eve; and is• not
-so well since : and, had.- to returnn j
back te• the hospital again nrs
week.. We ,ho,,pct ,for. a'spee.dy re,
covey. • ,
Mr. and 1\frs. Albert Coultes
.rust Jack and Marjorie .spent New
Year's with •Mr. and Mrs. Norman
':oultes ,of Wingham, and on_Sun
Tay visited ' with Mr..:anal Mr>,
Mel Leayer of near Wirigh•am
and Mrs: Ezra 'Wellwood
:lnd'son Gordon spent.New Year';
evcnin,g with Mr. and Mrs.,`J. D.{
'Beecroft. ' a
• Mrs., Neil MacCallum of Luck -
now spent New .'Year's with hp: -
sister,. Mrs. Albert McQuililn and
Mi.•.. McQuillin.
•
Miss., Helen, Orr of. Lucknow,'
who is attending Stratford' Nor-,
mall School is '.practicing teaching'
at S:S. No. 10 this ;week: •
.
A priest offered 25 cents to the
boy who could, tell him who was
the greatest nian in history.
"Christopher Columbus", ans-
wered
nswered : the Italian boy. • "George
,Washington", answered the Am-
erican lad. "St: Patrick", shouted
the Jewish-. boy. "The quarter is
yours'', said the priest, "but why
did, you 'say St. Patrick?". "Right'
down in my heart I knew it was
Moses",said the Jewish boy, "but
businessis business". •
.
•ya
Take' it from me. say's. Old Dill •
in the Dunnville Chronicle, there
are tw•,i klndS:of woriie:.r you can't'
trust with • a secret those' w'lth
.0c;bi`1/45d hair and these' w:t.1wut :
OBITUARY
.MRS. HENRY CLUFF
The funeral: .of Mrs. Henry
Cluff, one of Huron County's
oldest residents was .held. from
the home of her -daughter, Mrs.
James 'Nicholson of Auburn on.
Monday..' ' She passed away on
Saturday in her 90th year.'
Th•bugh ''•confined to her bed
for the past -.nine months,' ' Mrs.
Cluff's passing was attributed to
'old age. She maintained an in-
terest in world affairs to the, end,
doing considerable reading.' 'She
• n.e�rer-wore" spectacles Mrs.: Cluft
helped the- Red Cross: and was
known',througliout the district as
a good knitter and loved to. sew,
Formerly Ellen .•Dreariey, ., the
departed ; woman was ban in
iBrucefield on June 30, 1854,, a
daughter of Andrew. and:Letitia
Dreaney. At the age of two years
she moved with her parents to
Concession 4,. Ashfield, wh'er.e she
lived , until • 21 years .ago .when
her. husband died. Since then she
had spent the, winter months with.
her : daughter. 'Mrs: 'fluff .was. as
member of .St.. 'Paul's Anglican
'church, Dungannon • and a life
rnernber,of the W.A. , •
Surviving are three daughters,
Letitia; Mrs.James: Nicholson of
Auburn; •: -• 01ive,'- 1Virs - Arthu
.Straughan of Benmilrer, Ontario
Jennie, Mrd. Wm. Plunkett of-
1VIAFEI ING
Mr. Cecil Johnston spent Thurs.
at Arkona. Mrs. Johnston return -
with. him, also' Mrs. Richard
Johnston. who had . been visiting
her daughter at Watford. °
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Stothers•
Ruth of Arthur, Mrs, J. A. Cris-
pin and.John spent Thusday af-
ternoon at the farm. Stephen Jr.
who :spent a few days at Win
Andrew's, returned' home • on
Thursday.
Mr. Nicholas Schwartz of loch
way visited' his; daughter Mrs. \'-
ElMer Johnstan Iast week. •
Miss Verna .Kilpatrick. visited '.
during, the. holiday • week with
Misses Hilda, , E1v4.. • and; Fern
Twamley in- Lucknow,,•
The Y. P I f are planning a'
social everting in the • Hall . on
Thursday 'evening.
Miss Olive Blake is spending
this week -with her sister, Mrs:
Don. MacIver, Con. 4,' Kinloss.
Holiday festivities: Dr, '.& Mist
A. N., Aitkinson; Mrs. G: Broad'
_and oMiss 'Margaret • :Elliott of
Goderich, Mr. and : Mrs: S. J.Kil-
patrick, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blake
and children of Crewe; :Mr. and
Mrs. Palmer Kilpatrick' and 'ch11`-.
dren. of Toronto,. Mr. and Mrs.
Omar Brooks of Nile, Miss Filibs ' •
of :Cedar Va11e arid' M'rs.. Mus=^
grave' of Mt. Clemens, Mich., with
Mr. and Mrs'. Richard Kilpatrick
Sioux Lookout, Ontario, .who was Mr. and' 'Mrs. Geo. Saunders•
err : •_ e as S -be
•'' and family -at' klolyrood at Mr
ill .in a. Winnipeg hospital'. Also
surviving are two' sisters, Miss'
.Letitia Drearaly of .•D1trfgannon
and Mrs'. George •Durnin,of' Sask-
atchew'an; scyen ' gr•an.dch i'd) cri
and four great • gran lchildrt'n.
"Eilrre=d-alugli-tr�r:--Mi'a:- k3cnacl:..
'hart, died a ,few''y'ears• ago. . •
WILLIAM DONNE,LLY
A life-long 1-esident . of tits
township • of West., Wa•wanosiu,
William Donnelly' passed on in
Wingharn . General Hospital, on
Monday-. December 27th, in hip
78th. year. He was . taken '.ill ori
1\iovethber- 25th and, entered' the
hospital at that time. His whole
life` was spent on the farm ac
Lot., 23, concession 12,'• West Wa-
wanosh, it • •being ..the 'farm On
which he was born and which
was pioneered by his parents,. the
late Michael Donnelly and Isa-'
bell. King.. He is the last'member
of the family. The funeral'• 'set'= •
vice ' was held at, St. Augustine
Sacred . Heart ,Church ..Wednesday
last . where Requie?n High . Mass
was sting by Rev. Father Mcg
Mahon, the '.parish:;' priest: .' The
pallbearers were •John Aitchison,
Andrew Gaunt, Mike fuming, J.
Dalton. A. Purdon, W. R. Far-
rier.. Burial took place in St.
Augustine R. C. 'Cemete'ry.
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Eddie Thohipson's.
•
Mr. and Mrs. Will• Andrew and
`family with, Mr: and Mrs. 'Geo.' '
Apdreiv, Lucknow Q..
,Mr. and Mrs. George Twamley
and. Mrs: J. Mcann at Nile with
rs.•Bi1T!"cCann.
• and Mrs.' J. J. .Faulds of'`
St. Catharines with Mr:..and Mrs.
Elmet- Phillips. ' ,
Mr. sand Mrs.• C. :Hallam° and
family. and Mrs. Robt.; Johnston
yyith. Mi.-, and Mrs. Eddie Johne
stop 'at Blyth. • •
Mr. and ' Mrs. -,Cecil Johnston;
Mr. Si Mrs. Elmer Johnston with
Mr. and Mrs. John Blake, Dun-
gannon.,
•Mr„ and'' Mrs: ' Sam Sherwood'
of .: Lucknow with Mr., and Mrs.
Herb Curran. °
A family ` gathering was.enjoy-
ed' at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Anderson on; New Year's
day.
•
BOUNDARY EAST
Mr': Frank Miller' returned
home from London . hospital on
Friday:- •
Mr. and .Mrs. George Kennedy
and sorts spent'New'Year's at Mr.
t Lorne Durnin's.
• Miss Annie Purves is assisting ,
Mrs. John, MacMillan for a few..
w'ee ks,,
Mr .` and Mrs:,,,Alex Hackett S'=.-..
arid' Mr.' and .Mrs, Alex, Hacketit.
• xvcre . ,N'e1,v • Year's .guests of
. Mr, •and. Mrs.; 'Pharis- M;athers.
Mr. Eddie. Waddell spent .Sum-. •
'day at the home • of his : sister..
• Mrs. Wm.. Henry; •
'and Mrs.' John' Barr and
family of' Kinlough ,viste.d with •
Mr. and • Mrs. Jack. Purves •on
. Monday. • '
'Huntley Dawson spent the
weekend in London. • '
Inglis..spent . a . few
days last 'week . at .Ilderton, and '
London. ,
Mr.. and Mrs: Jaek 'Smith and
family of K,incardin, `visited at
Mr. 'Frank Miller's `on Sunday. .'
Mr. and Mrs.. Ed McQuillin 8i
Grant spent the weekend.
Paisley. •
l\!r, and Mrs. Robert' Donald-.
son entertained. the Bridge Clue
on..New- • ?ear's eve. •Mrs. Ivan':
Conley • and Mr. Foster`• Moffat
held the high ,scores.
Our :sincere 'sympathy. is ex -
ter .:1•;d • ti .Irs. John „Kennedy
an;4, family `in their. bereaven nt•:
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