The Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-03-26, Page 3WF 11iD5DAXR, N .:R i, 26, 1908
KNIOW-
UN ITER CHURCH
• Minister;
Revs G, A. Meiklejohn;
B.A.:, B.D.
SU, 4. r, :MARCH 30t%i;.
11,00 a.n ,i 1 ubleet,, '
"The Royal Entry".
Reception. of Members.
• Lucknow
'resbyterian Church`
Minister:
Rev; Wallace McClean
SUNDAY, 'MARCH 30th
11.00 -a.m.: Morning worship.
12,15 p.m.: °Sunday. School,.
3.00 p.m:: Dungannon'' '
7.00. p.m.:, "Footsteps, to the
THE LUCKNOW' :SENTINEL;, L,UCKI\T(
KINGSBRIDGE
Relatives :here, *ere .informed
of the death .,oihe late Maurice
Griffin, age 61, of Akron, Ohio,'
during the _past, µleek, after:, a
lengthy illness; of ,diabete, etc.,
necessitating the'' amputation of
one leg, Maurice was the young-
est son of Mr. and, •Mrs, J. T.
Griffi,born, on 'the : Griffin
farm near Kintaif, and Spent his.
youth in this community. He is
predeceased ly .his ,parents, one
brother Joseph who . was, drown-
ed at: Vancouver;; two: ,sisters,
Mrs. Timothy Griffin and Mars.
Chester -O'Reilly, of Detroit. Mrs.
Melyneaux of Du'blint is .the: only
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sur ving member of the family.
To Mr: Griffin's wife and fam-
ily' and.. ' Mrs, Mo. lyneauk, the
community, extends" sympathy:
A political meeting was 'held
in the .parish hall last.Thursday
evening a*. which, Mr.: • Elston
'Cardiff; MP .for North Huron,•
was the guest speaker; Mr. Jas.
Donnelly of Goderich .introduc-
ed. Mr. Cardiff, • and added • his.
support in. making . the .meeting
Donald Drennan,.son of Mr. ,&
Mrs., Earl" Drennan is a patient
in Goderich Hospital with, bion-
chial pneumonla
Requiem high mass was sung:,
last Wednesday ° morning at 10
in St. Joseph's church. by Rev.
H:. Van Vynckt foe -the • late Jer-.
ry Dalton, with interment in 'the
(5 The End of.; the Road.
A.11 ` welcome to this Service,
POLLS CLOSE AT
SIX •ON MONDAY
Monday ..is election:' day,: and
it behoovgs every qualified cit-
izen to exercise their' franchise;
It is well o bear' in. mind that
the .•polls open at 8.00 a.m. and
close.. at six. This : is different
• , from. •recent elections ': held, Or-
. Mg...a. * period 'of the'year When.
daylight saving time, was . in . of
In Lucknow polling. booths are.
'' in'the customary locations, with•,
Deputy: Returning Officers and
Poll Clerks as' follows N'o 1,:
11Irs. E., H. Agnew, Mrs l•Harvey.
Webster;„ No .2, Jack .Wraith,
Mrs°',Jack:. Cooke,• No. 3,'William:
Brown; J C.Armstrong. • "`,
Deputy, returning. r officers . in
Kinloss are': No. 1, • Wm° Percy;
2, Alex Percy; 3, Jack Ackert;
4, Harold Stanley; 5, Frank Mil-.
ler; 6, Milan Moore.; .
Huron Township; •No. 1, •Frank
McCreight;., .2,' David ,Moore;• 3,
Mel ,Pollock; • 4; •Russell Stanley';
' 3; • .Howard McGuire: : .Y•
Ripley . 1„ Harvey' Hagedorn;
2, Mrs: ' Frances Wylds
Ashfield „1, Eldon Culbert, :2;
Bert ,Alton; 3, • .John Ritchie; 4,
John;'Tigert, 5, Earl Drennan; .6,
• :Howard .Barger;;, 7, James Brad. -
ley:
West Wawanosh : 1; Harvey:
Culbert, .2,` Ken' .Scott; 3,,'John
A. Thompson, '4, Earl Durnin;, 5,
Thompson..•
' Frayne home. '
Wallae c _ Miller; 6, Ii o w a r d
LIONS, MEETING
(Centinued from page 1)°
Brock Cleland .called on The
P"ee • Wee • hockey coaches. ; who
"took a bow" and . were, given a
big hand.
The President ' stated:. than a
good number were in line :for
first • Year perfect. attendance
pins,.. and explained how perfect
attendance could be, achieved
even though *Me regular• meet-
ings might, be missed. ,"
Assignments` were given for
erecting Lions. signs at the
trances, to the Village.
It was. announced by Dp iald
MacKinnon that Ron. Forster had
donated . two hours' practice, in
Winghanl on, 'Thursday 'for ,the
Pee Wees, and that ,on Saturday
night at 7:30 they-" would coni
pete at. C�oderich in the Young
Canada Tournament,,
The Executive Committee's re-
port was approved, listing the
President as a' nominee for Dis-.
trct Governor and Harvey Web-
ster as a nominee for Zone chair-
man B, b
Se as secre ary to succeed
Ifowar'd Agnew, Who iscompltet
ing term:: A $25.00'advertise-
merit was. taken by : the Club in
the 'Centennial historical book.
Ron .MacCrostie,• who is going
West, , was ":named member -at-
large,
Interesting ' program
Last in this report, but . neith
er '.lasts nor • least on: the even-.
ing's agenda was a ,:most inter=
estirig program lined up : by Cam
i/IacDonaId. 'It , included' vocal
.solos by. Dianne ;Ritchie, daugh,
ter of Mr and Mrs. Andy Rit'-
chie„ of Ashfield, . with accompan
iznent .by Mary_ A11in;' vocalduets
by ''Elaine :arid •,Joyce,,':MacNay
vocal solos by;Mrs ; Jack fiew'itt
and vocal duet by 'Mr, and Mrs.
.Baynard. Ackert with' accompan-
invent in eachcase.: by Mrs..Cum-
ming. )
•Gordon ` Fisher • thanked`.. those
parish' cemetery. The°pahbearers
were..Robert::' Simpson;• Donald,
•Frayne, • `:Cyril Austin, 6. John ° S.
Dalton, Jos, .O'Keefe, • H. Cap=.
tein; Among ' the, rela:tives. attend,•
ing` the funeral from a 'distance'
were • three ..sisters,. Sr. M. 'Ursulal.
of St. Joseph'Comtnunity, Wind-
sor;`
Mrs. :MacDonald' and. of
•Parkhill; Mr. .and'•:•Mrs. ' J. Reich
art of Detroit; arid: one ,�broth•er,,
Louis...Dal,ton . of . St. Augustine;•
,and :Mrs '`Sporka of -Detroit:'
Mr, :Ernest. Young and his sister;
Mrs:" H: Lamphrey .and .Mrs. Jas:
Brophy of Goderich
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Ladies' and Men's, Wear
In And See. The , . .
Walk � I
NEW ..EASTER STYLE
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HATS. -- FOR TEE ' FA•MIL•,Y
• SUITS AND COATS ..4
DRESSES MANY' NEW ST'YIINGS . .
' BLOUSES. AND SKLRTS y •
PRETTY SLIPS,' PANTIES, GIRD.I ES,.
JACKETS, •• SW.EATERSSCARVES,
HAND BAGS, 'HOSIERY, • QLOVES
FOR
.THE MEN AND ,BOYS'
JACKETS, ' . • TROUSERS,, SH4,RTS,
NEW SPRING SPORT COATS, HATS
Pick Early For Choice Colors
BRUCE CLEANERS
Phone for pick-up. 'and • deliver ,.: et; „a ,,
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Mr. Chas. Dalton returned :to taking part. •
his:., home . in Ottawa, and Mrs.: ---- ,
Jerry Dalton • is returning to
Parkhill with ,her' sister -in law,
Mrs:.. McDonald, so '.has • closed
,.her' residence. here for the Pres-
Mr. Walter • Kelly " of . London
spent the past week with .the
John'. Kelly family here.
Miss. Maureen Vassella' is visit
ing in Detroit and'. Miss Betty
.` V
Louasse'la has, taken- up :her'
duties as.nursing assistant` at the
Ontario Hospital, London, -
Week -end ` visitors : 'here were
Mi;ss Frances Dalton, of Bresica
Hall, London;,, Arnold•'Mars/liar)
of London. Edwin • Meyer. .of Lon-
don,. ` Mr and 'Mrs . Chas.' Maid-
ment ' and. Mrs.:' H... 'Maidment,
Lynne, Danny' and Chas .Maid-
ment of. Sarnia "at theGilbert
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SING TIME
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NOTICE TO. CREDITORS
-I11j. the Estate of Michael lisp
Murphy, .deceased. :
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the :`Estate of Michael
PhilipMurphy, `late, of the Town-
ship ,;of Ashfield, in the County
of Huron, Retired,;Farmer, . de-
,ceased, who died on or: ' about
the, 3rd day of. `.March,• 1.958, are
hereby, notified to send full par=
ticulars of their claims to the
undersigned Solicitor for the
Executor .Qf...the Estate, on 'or be=
fore:' the,: 1ilth� day: of April 19:58;:
after which date the Estate will
be .distributed' among hose en
titled . thereto, having.'regard only
to the:
claims of.. which they:Exe-
cutor: shall then have notice •
DATED at Lucknow,- ,Ontario,
this 22nd day of March,. 1958
R. ‘w.;Andrew,' Listowel, On
tario, o;licitor:. ;for the Executor.'
Te have . installed 'a .new
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.OR ALIGNMENT-.
FRONT END .CAR ALIGNM� •
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know open::for. business-.
romtit service
lone W 355, ingham:
Mrs. John Sniit.h' of Kincardine.
and. Joyce .'of ' Orangeville •visited.
with. Mr. and 11Irs:• Frank Miller:
• on Monday
Miss Beverly` MacKenzie of her parent§, Mr. 'and Mrs: W. D
Brantford,' is. hospitalized. there....
for a few .days.'
Miss Mary Anderson of Tor
onto spent theweek end with .
' Ashfield,. Who . teaches school; at. Anderson.
1957 PLYMOUTH' SAVOY, V-8, the 'closest to a nec�. tine;-.
if• YOU don't' want, to spend the .pries,; a, bea.zity,' $2,350.00
1955 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE, V-8, hard, top, automatic,
custom ; radio„ etc • ".,:".........:... `x,4;69 00 .
1P55-,PLYMOD'FH R:LA :A:`LLCL.'CU-Pf`:c1Tcnn; spitone,"
signals
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• etc :.:.. •.,.;..$1,29.00 5'
1953 FARGO 'e2•2TON;' a Clean one, loco mileage etc,
195,0 .1+ARGO, ,i -TON EKP,1tESS a, sharp; oris °.,.:, $775.00 •
..95.31)0 ,.
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.CLUB COUP1�,; radio, Otc.; a .neat
1951 CHEV: SEI7DAN .DELIVERY, 'new sills, paint; etc $395,90
AhL.• CARS, 8t TRUCKS• GUARANTEED + r
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selection of BRAND NEW ,MERCHANDISE. • ;
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