The Lucknow Sentinel, 1957-04-10, Page 5?Yto'NEspMX;• 4Oth,.1951,
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4 "lbs. . , •. , Tirnothy
? bbs Biome;
2 lb's.M •, „•.;•> ?VfeadOw Pesoue
1 0 '.lbs '.
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Your cost is less=than ;7.00 per acre
PHONE. 91,. LV.KN.OW:
The Ladies ,Aid will . be held
at the home of Mrs. ' Wesley
Young on, Thursday evening.at
8.30 ,.p.m.' •
Mr. and .Mrs. Jahn Crowson
and girls were Sunday evening
dinner guests. `vi.., , the ' . forrner's
sister, Mr. .and Mrs. Wm.
Ern
' merton, Kincardine. •
Mrs. Russell .Ritchie and . Mrs
Fred Tiffin spent Saturday - wit
Mr. and Mrs.• Victor Emerson, c
Whitechurch.: -
Mrs. Ted . Collyer :accompanied
her aunt, Mrs, Archie.Mac1nty;r
and. Mary, Anna and imps. Ross t
London .on Thursday.
Congratulationsto Miss. Ruth
Steer on winning one . • ofthe
prizes attire Calico. Ball in Luck
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now,' •
Mr. and Mrs. 'David "Nichol &
family of Niagara• .Falls are
,spending this week ,' preparing
the Langside`-store in :eriticipa-
tion of opening in .a few weeks.:
Friends here of. -little Janette
Johnston, daughter • of :Mr. and
Mrs, Clark Johnston of Belgrave,
were..pleased ' to learn slie was
able to return' home. Friday:of-
ter: being a• . patient �'- in. Winghaan
Hospital following'. 'an . appendix
operation; ,-_-____ •
. ' ,good ,-crowd.' attended ,the
concert and' dance. ,at the • . corn-.
munity'• hall On Friay night. As
well as a 'varied. irirogram,.` Mr,
Dawson of Dungannon . put; -on
his magic show.. •
Mr.and Mrs. Bert, Moffat, Jim-
my ' and' 'Donna, were : callers on
Sunday afternoon with .the Wall
family. •
"HIGH .OFF. -THE HOG"'
Whether your family lives on tenderloin. or
. kidneys depend on how' well your_estate
k,Experieticed. Estate Officers,' like thOse'at
Sthrling Trusts, can helP you plan your esta,te
properly, so .,that ultitnatelY there Will be a
,minimUM of delay, cOnfusiOn and tax IOSS.,
soon . ; or *rite for Our, free booklet ' BIO,eprint ,
Fe, Yogi Famili".
' 'VMS. •WILLIAM HA#K�IRK•-
The death of Mrs:. 'yfjen„. HO.
kirk; occurred at ,Baker's Priv.;
ate,osptal �pn Mond"ay; April
.lst, where she had n -a bed;
patient for over ,four years due
�ad�xon rShe--•i�ard:
!been seriously ill at varus ttmesi.
!but 1~he end came rarther, •sudden-
ly. Iyer son Donald -9f. EI �etc had:
visited, with her , just *ie day
'ore •Shewas . in ! ger: • 85th.
Mrs: , Ha(bldrk Was 'dearly; lov
ed b, the:'.patients at the Baker
Hospital where "she 'was`.a "mote-
er. ,to these. all" , .Despi'te the fact-.
:that she.4 was Bedfast she was.
always �lirig(ht „ands; 'cheerfu'l and
"was• the life of 'the 'place".
She '•was ' the former Margaret
Graham,' one of ten children
born to Donald Grah_ain_and Ann
Smith; pioneer residents of this
community, She .was * born . on. the
Graham homestead,: ,tWO Miles
.east of Lucknow; until `,recently°
owned. b ., deo tae Lavis, who
sold the farm to Raynsrd,'Ackert.'
Date' .of her: Lith was Islay, 28th;
1872.. .
Mr. Graham died in 1902 and
a • few;' years after .the fatiiiiy
moved' to Luoknow and for many
years ' occupied 'what is : known
as' the Graham . home adjacent . to
the &ipertest. Garage.
Tin :1914 Miss Graham, known
familiarly -gas • 1llaggie' Graham,'
wed .Wm. Halbkirk. They resided
at Kincardine and Teeswater' and.
following his death Mrs-,' Habkirk
returned to the ' old home::, town,
where she had since . resided
The '.:funeral service was at the
McLennan -MacKenzie Memorial
Chapel: •on Thursday afternoon,
conducted by Rev Wallace ;Mc,
Clean ..of . Lucknow.,Presbyterian
.
.Church. Interment was;: in South
Kinloss ` Cemetery,- the, pallbear-
ers'ibeing'Kelso MirNay,Joe Mac-
Millan, Phillip Stewart, 'George:
McKague, Douglas Graham and
E; V :Baker:
.Mrs Habkirk is', survived ,by
two 'sons,. William of Aylmer' and
Donald of.. Essex and by six,
grandchildren
Sole survivor of the Graham
family ; is her 'sister, Miss', Mina
Graham , of Chilicothe, Ohio;.
where she. has (been in. ,the mill
inery ,:business • for •' many : years.
Miss . Graham ' has ; been a' fre
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'PHONE L UCKNOW,
Miss Donna •Hedley visited
Miss; Nancy—Dore last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs., Frank Dore at-•
tended the funeral of the Tatter's
aunt, the late Mrs..J. H, Allan Of
Toronto, on Tuesday.,
Quite a . ,number frown there
tended the Bervie play'put; on in
the 'Anglican Chuirh, at Kinlough
last week. '
OBITUARY
MRs. 3AM R. MILLER,
Word .: was " received . 'Saturda.
;niht`ib
g Y• • : Mr. and Mrs:: Frank
Miller of the death of their sis-
ter -in-law, Mrs. Saar R. 'Miller.
Before her marriage she was the
former Edith Fitzell, daughter of
the ;late Mr: and 1Vlrs. Aaron, Fit
ze11, :who, were -filer er=residents
at ° Holyrood •whhere' 'Mr. Fitzell
was employed by• the late Mr.
John^ Ackert tor twenty. , years
and where Edith:. attended public
school. Mr' •Fitzell s will be re
membered by the old-timers as a
bagpipe player and drummer.•;
Since her Marriage 'to . Sam
Miller she had been' a resident
of near Fielding; Sask.,, until re
'tiring to ' Maymont . a ' few years.
ago.. For the last few years 'she
had- been ; in ' failing .health.s and
the last few weeks • hads been a
bearing the,' name ,,of the qtr`
whcli he ' is found.
Evidently, no one will be Liam.'
ited to any one county as lion
as a proper license can be , slwwa
at the time; of ,the request _by +a
conservation . officer. Each ` is
du�a
uvidl :license will cost'$1.0.0.
This . nvove . is to discourage
mass influx of hunters from• a'
no -+hunting ' district to, areas
where more•'`hunting o• own . iss
enjoyed and also to more or' less
discourage s,u.m m e r . hunting;'
when it is felt game should ::be"
given a chance to ' prapogate ' its
own species without interference,
from man or ' guns.'
Junk is' the stuff : you save for •
20 years -and—throw, away just
two days before .you need .it.
qu n v st or ere,. with her„sis- patient in St. Paul's ^Hospital i
Mrs. 1'Ia'b
curred on Friday, April 5th
ACETYLENE & :ARC WELDING`
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ter, dura1}�g her long illness, Saskatoon; *here her death oc
kirk was �predeceas-
'ed by five brothers, Duncan,: Dan, She :leaves to mourn, 'a, . fami
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ngus, ` James and Norman in in- of two daughters and ,three so
'Tooled, To. Repair All Makes O!':
Tractors, 'Machines & Shop Work
_fancy,andahy...three-sisters,-Chris—'Rett-(Mrs: �V'm�i' Big '171a
k „ W. BRECKLES
Phone. 18-r-20, . Ripley.
tie, Mary Ann and. Kate, Tile.lat- (Mrs. Francis Ducharme); Fran
ter died the same 'week as her r Walter and Chester,;” all in th
Mather, in 1902 Mrs.i• . Graham :Fielding'district,
passed away in 1917. : Surviving also `wile two sisters
Attend ng� the�f neral—besides d—th eel brothers, Gladys (1V�rs
'Mrs and Mrs. Wm. 1;riabkirk, Mr.' Gordon ..McLeod) Hazel,
and -Mrs.,'Donald' Habkirk and est, Peter and Nel'sori.'hitzell;: Mr
Miss ' Mina , •Graham, were two 1Vlilier ..pased 'away. October 31,
aep) ew's, '._IMr.-_._anal -Mrs:--. ugh 1954 Mrs- .Malco-1-m---11If-;lir es .'o f
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SUMMER- HUNTING
'.PURPLE GROVE3 . ', , .
REGULATIONS
Miss ,Margafet Robertson' is vis-
itp* with Mits McLeod of• Luck., (IV Irwin LObsinget)
. The W.I. wa.s. held at the'home 04en place this Year regarding
of :Mrs.' morford McKay with 'a hunting 'in, the*' stn.niner' ;months'. '
slarge attendance last Wed,nos,daY. ' Previout to ; this 'year a 'resi-
Visited 'at the home: Of Mr.''''and Bruce 'arid Grey Until June 15th
Mrs, Jahn Nikon Of' J3elgrave last and invIttirdii 'county, until. Feb-.
Thursday.' : ' ' ruary 28th' and after those ates
o ..._Nindon; Vitited. at the home the 'Migratory Birds. Act or the
a Mr.,' Milton . Stanley, for , the: Oarne and Fisheries ACt Could
-tor sortie holidays, , ' . which yvaS valid tilt the end ,Or
Mr, and. Mit. Harold' Stanley ;Aligusti; when the ,regular teii-,
a Eves "last, week atound the ehaSecr again. , . • •% ' •. . II:.
-3 Dunlop St., Baerte
a
ri Swan and Norval , spent Fri.
Mr.. and Mrs, ,Frank bore and
.Mr: and Mrs, Donald 4VfcCosh
Ertte'Sday7 1V11 -
cosh aISO Attended, the diub
TNE HOME Of IjUALIRSPIViCE'
and Genuine JOHN OFEHE PARTS
moNUMENTS
ELT
,turers,iii this part of Ontario
the carload and nrocess !rein,
...tbe , 'rough t9 the finished
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ReSident.4 License to hunt likim Write' 'or, phone Walkerton 8,
March 1st A4tist 31st. When' • and revert. Charges.
'bi.Oing; this' license, the' appli.
,cant inuSt State Which County. he
or she:wishes to hunt itt'AS it IS
,good fOr
the 'name of the totifitP• aSked.
Girls training' kourse last. Thurs- for, A,'iper '<ion foUnd htritthfc,
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