The Lucknow Sentinel, 1957-05-15, Page 11p,, Y' 15th
1957.
TI��D-.' •
ih +canvas 'rade annually ha
(DUNGANN)N NEW)".;
• 16ther.'s.. Pa;Y. Was a special
Service , at the, • Dungannon • Un-
'ited ehurch with a large crowd
:th'at •-neeessy-tated hairs ' in -the,
'aisles; anti atth&bac�k'w iich ilI_
.ebd,
mGeonge• andintroduced
Rev; •Moore, the Jane RdbbtopcP
lace
Watt, presided with Lorne Al read fromthe. > o.n •Wed
nesday,, :.M y - 8th after. hcr, sud.
Ion a•tr;d" Thomas. Fowler leading Pe) of St. John. ,The • work of the den death on •,$onday,..May: 5th,
andrt;acling, scriptures and' offer, Society, was explained and it With a heavy, .paralytic stroke at'
ing players, Thoinas lEOwler to ua�e to •know that of 2500 :the •borne of he; recently' de-.
,•.children's _ sto , . 11 ou m g,: t ..1s and dialects spoken ::n (.lased' aunt,'. Mrs•;..Alice Robb„.
.of
e tlrc rY r
' the waIl.d f 1. ,
• p e Home tivhere M. , .th . B b1+e .is available ,,uc, k,naw,, where ,1VXar Jane had:,
girls scrag � h., .. ,.. Y..; ., , .,,,
Y.
IYi'a ed", Th,ey.,'were< El- in' 1,109.' Thore ,is ,s;till;. a • lo't to . stayed on, .4p0. was` inten:ding'•tp.'
Mothei : ; d to rea' lr aIl''� r , .
y eturn to .her," home in •-''Dun an:-.
' eanor Altan, ,L'ynda �:,Blakea;=..Io- . ,
,: c ,..,.. •people in trans:.., . g..,_
. _ 1 aign;• riritin and distributing,,;nori'tk�e fol i ; •
e'r an Pauline Ander- P glow n Mr., Ror
Anne Croz, .d. ...g ,day.:' _
`20,OA0 were::. f •:t i • Ke ' ' a.
Rev_Watt eonduet o f, the press i c .. n ic, an. occupant:'' of • the•
. , , vba isni • f service :or, • ai} ' in London, • .En land f , 1 1.'iti,411p kitchen
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': i�e�sivc b :pt .:., al Service #` 9 g , ;.i',n
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.1�.
t'' the rbaptisnlal. font.
infants ' a
The:•were.: ,Betty Lou, daughter in .,recent ; years, but • there, has
been: u crea ed ' ivin . and•re-
of Mi; and iMrs�: -Gordon. 1Vlaige, g g
Wayne. Geoilge,: son _.of Mr and hewed 'interest, to carry on this
:world ;wide Christian•` work.
Mrs. Glarlc Zinn; Barbara Ann, • �.
daughter of::Mr. and,' Mrs,. Howl rs. J. :Hamilton bad the mis-
M.
and Culbert; Donald Ross, son c4 fortune on.Saturday , at' noon to
o s •Hen - 011 off 'a.chair
^.�dVlr..;and Mi s. R s ry 'Greg
__ ;she stood ood on and
-py Wayne- s n -- f r. and`-MrsTg ve_.leer.leg-a-. bad' twist"-X=rays
Jack Alton; "Debra Anne, daugh on Monday at Goderich hospital
• ter of Mr. and 'Mrs: Laverne revealed there were no' .bones
Cunningham;un. Donald ; Thomas bro ken; .,but she will be 'Off her
nd' Edward` 'Brune sons of Mr: 'fect�� or:
a ,
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C• N l i11" I TEL, LUCKN6Vir `aNT,A Ifl "'
Webster„
arrieUrit riaMed Wasaiiade poss..
i�ble .by,, the donation of. the late
Imo„ Walter Diekashn, tw le • be-
queathed $75. Fast year; Mrs. Dux
nin will by made .an• honorary
.life•¢nember arid resigns. the posi=
tion: to Miss Iota,
D, att--conducted..-th-e-rrneet}n -
Tl?3e • .f1 'vier .bearers
aesar, }} i re• ' en.
land, C] cries and 'fho , . FgW1er,,
H'ed3: 'Finnigan, NOlsorCulbert,
Arthur,Elliott and•. Lorne ' Iyers.'
Interment w,as in: Dungannon
Lernetery, , •
Death of•Ma;ry,Jane Robb;
--'The` 1fu;neral" of~ the - l:ate 11!1ar
1956,. ' :Production is,. More. costly when he come downstairs that
-morning. She was 'taken to Wing,
ham I-iospita;l;:'' but .passed, .away
in'.:an :hour, She' was -.75. years
old, • and. survived by a.' brother,
Wm J' Robb of St, .Helens, and
one , sister, • Eliza • Milner of • Lon-
Jon. She was ;the. daughter of. the
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date•- -h _ . � � -
C axles --Ra
,bb and -Charlotte
Marwood • Rdbb•, •.born at Donny
brook 'Rev, .Geo..• D. Watt icon
du
cted funeralrices t :` Nt - e
,a cbn
-n•an--- ,nd:--- - - MacKcnzi;e--Nierri:orial''
Chapel, Pallbearerswere .. Lorne.
Ivers, Frank :Jones ' R J Du'r-
n, es, Wardell, er. i zgei'
pustitly three ' vtreek-S
and Mrs. Don Williamson; Sandra' Mr: and Mrs'; Fred Finlay of
'Lorraine- • .da i leiter . o.f:'1Mr;_ .: and: . r -Mrs.-
Mrs,:
g St, Thomas visited Mr. and Mrs: ni L Bert F t
son d Mr. sand Mrs, Allan.derson on''Sunday 'and
Mrs.:.Harold Maize and Larry. Harvey An aid, : Alvin. Roob. Interment 'Was
Juries,
Hackett. The choir sanga :bap-
,.also called; on Mr. and Mrs: Cecil Dungannon: Cemetery,
p ;Blake.
tismal hymn after the ceremony; Mrs. Abner Morris• .is spending 25 `Years, Married
' ;and• rayers, , Rev, Watt' spoke. on:
Athis week, ;visiting her•� '1VIr. 'snd .Mrs. Everett
;, �• ,,,, ' , t lig daughter, . Exiling=
God is , our • Hope � The' teachers '
• : Mrs'. ,Russel Drennan, Sarnia. ton'., were x5 years. married
and scholars of .the • Sunday Visitors : with -Mr. ` and Mrs, 'Satui day• and on Sunday at their
.School joined for -the ;service` and
occupiedrow' ;R
J. Durnin on Srda were . home r a ,family reunion Was 'en-
. the centre. of seats:: atuY their
_Mrs. Omar Brooks, Sunday school
secretar cal'led`'the narnesTin
:•'each Mass ;for pupils: to come
•forward oqu
rd -and receive awards for.
perfect; attendance in •.the past
year.' 'They were Bibles, `hyrnri
books and :,other ":Biible .:story, •guest 'her ;..granddaugh.te•F,1
books.
TheY. 'Were :Presented hYGarfield Westoni-,Whose- .thusban
d.
he .Superintendent,
Mr,• Frank is_ the .fa•m'ous °'bi cult` ' anufact
Pentland'. The ' church looked ' ur er.: They are. presentlyliving
... ng
beautiful With floral tributes in in Toronto, but' live 'also part of
meriory of the late Mr' and Mr:;:: the , vear T in England ..and Bet•
nephew, Mr., Donald , I3urnin ' and
wife --of • Californi-a-an -and the latter
couple's son, ,FO. Ralph Durrin
instructor,
and •:w>ife of Clinton
RCAF
Mrs: Nellie Stewart had a's her:
joyed. They •were Mr :arid Mrs.
Harold;,Isa�b'elle : -Ad
( ) awns --and`: 3-
children,
:chIdren Port, andALber •t, '� � -
M�•..
Mrs. 'Jerry Crawford and little
son of Goderich; , Mr: Wilmer . E.
ringto:n a student of Stratford
Teachers Collegei':and- Miss. Nlar
j•orie Errington; a ton• nurse -in ;train
:.
ing, .at Woodstock Hospital. A.
lovely ,si1;ver tea service was. ,giv- Surviving' bides ;her • mother. is',
en
by' the family to
their par-
`
: .a sister Doro'iah. ` .Mrs. Cecil: � o
tints.. ' .
Y: „. Gog..
of Farrah s Point,- OritMr:. •E1-
•:Mr andlairs Gor�dori, 4aiaei-1-iett-4a brot-her m-
1and three little daughters, .
g •hters , w ho wan arid' • six aisters. around Shaw-;
Nave lived at Glenn's Hill, have. ail
v le, :Quebec, where he ' .origin
Purchased a house in L
uckrow, allk came froir: • 1VLrs : `' McWh -'
n
where: Gordon will *be nearer. to .'ne : e -
y, (Will ata) and • little •`dau;gh."
his 'work • at' Silverwoods. • -• • ters have: remained,, a while
Mrs `Hu h ' McWhinney 'receiv- longer.. g � , We extend our sympathy
ed word that her father, Wm- W to Mrs. McWhinney n i:" , ` the loss
.
Elliott, age 60, of Aua•tsville, near :of ' h_ r' 'father.
avi... . rring on, • r. an • rs.
D'avid Sproul, Mr. and•.:Mrs. Wm.
•Sillib, Mr..: Mathew :Shackleton;.
•'and from.. funeral•, of. the late
'Mr. ,'John Ryan.
ve . _ a grown -9;p'
.family .of. ,nine,. who :also make
'visits here. Mrs, Weston .drives,:
hei own° car, a. Cadiliac' and .was.
accompanied by .a niece of Mrs.
Miss Barbara Wil' }� 'Stowart, :who. is Mrsi Norman:
son, nu se in MOC llou
tranin V.ictoria,:Ho I' - • u gh of Kitchener. A' fine
g, spit; Lon large box of various: kinds: of bis
don, spent a 1. ,few days...at her
euits: came along and soon.' after
home last week:
•that. a :patter of little .feet of pre
Re+t^.:H. 'L. -Jennings on Sunday;, school.. children `who .seemed, "tip
,sive. bar,. I..i,al ' ,service at ' St
Pagl's Anglican ebur . :Church met in- :the .Sunday • siehool•
ham Allen, infant `son of Mr. and
Mrs Rdberf Mole': rooms on Monday nights/ ,Evelyn,
Visitors with .Mr, and Mrs,.
.Smyth; vice president, was :in the
Cecil• Blake . and_:Mrs:._..J._:KIL__c r. Tommytl~'.owler ..cit'izensh p
afternoon conducted an ir'rrpies- know "(were ont'the :Verandah.
ch for:'INil The. Y.'P:U. of . the 'United:
patriick were Mn, and Mrs.:.J`.. D: .
community service conyeh-
panic w t " er, read the. scripture ;lesson: Geo:,
n S ratafoi d • Smyth led in prayer:' A question
Mr .Jaynes...Thorne •spent thFt ,box of the. good citizen, ' encour
week -end with relatives at: Port '
Elgin aged•.thought and discussion; Eve
arrires • sprout' was lyn led in a.business Period. Rev.
"•r` h ,f G. D. Watt "gave a talk and asked
,lrospitalized at Gorie.
.and is now• questions •on _ the topic for. th•e
evening :After recreation the
at her *borne:. ' � . �
tnegting closed. wvith ;the •
niizpah
Mrs. A. B. Pentland, Toronto, .
spent 'theweek-'end with ..hei, benediction.. •
sons, Wilfred and; Frank Pent-'; Death of James John Rs an
• land and families': ' ' One of lungannon's`••highly es-
• : Mr':._Bert, ',Maize and 'brother, I teemed residents.'was removedby.
'Mr. 1 o:y Maize, spent .'a-. week's ,•death • •lash Wednesday, morning,
holiday's.' with their brother, Mr, I When • Mr . -:.John ' Ryan, a, k laclt,=.
William,�Maizet °St; Lambert,.,Que. ;;smith. inthis' village :for upwards
'and attendedthe wedding of `. of 45.• years, passecl . away from' a..
•-.t'hel- nep'li'ow Mr.. Neil' Maize
Visitors for.the week. -end with
1Ki and'Mrs.•Ceci•1 Culbert. were
IIr, and Mrs; 'Don Wil:liamsohs'
and 'ttvo.little sons :of':Londor .,
• Visitors on Monday with .Mrs.
severe, heart seizure,•.:being
only two or three day's Though
not. in • the best ,Of health in re-
cent years,. •his' °dead' came a;,
a< distinct' shock ' tohis fainily.
and community, He was born on
Mathew ,Shackleton were her a farin across 'from •',Harry, Gr
sisters; Mis: '•Howard Durnin and' .vin's and later moved to the farm'
•of 1-iarvey Andersoh, His p,ar:ents',
were the Tate Wtn Ryan ' and
-Hann-a•b Oantelorr=-Rvatr=-I4rs-= rfo=`
ormer y `H`elena 'Glenn, survives
Mrs Clifford Webb &' Mr, Webb.
'Of Goderich; . . •
_1�lis-_G1at a==Spt`oul,.. "Stryatfol,
..,spent' tire. twee -enwith cher •sis-
. tern, Misses ;Nettle ,and 11;e+bina
,Sproul; •
Rev 'Wallace McClean and Mrs'
and one daughter,', Mrs Gordon
(Margaret) Kidd 'and two 'grand-
Children
grand-C ildt eri cif IslingtOn: Threee, sis-
McClean : of: Fr•'skine Presbyterians ters 'are Mrs ' 'Burton (Hattie)'
church., called on :local residents Reach, Lucknow,.Mis:'Jenny enMc"'
leaving; ori an ..•.., ®.,. _ b - . 6 ., ,
official visit to the ; (Nellie) 'Thomas, Picturesque
vVest Coast._ -in early June ' .Buttes, ,A.1bcrta ' Dcc'ti�stwd `ova.$ -.a i
$ l'ulc S ciety. Service Recognized , active' Member of. the` IDungan-
/* ° W.s- ...:..Mogre--�,s•,ce-r`e-taz•v; of non ITnitcdt- ch_c-n c -h .a.aj.4-4;2:`1,1-1--,,,ho
l�`lier C.jinada'••Bible Society,Was U,reatly' missed 'h',V all acid ass a
pr'esen't to speak at .the• United friendly, kind�ieig`hbor. Rev,.. G.
Ahlirrli ,pry W'odries'cliy •eveniii D.' Watt conduct ed funeral rites
;5girr(l film;
iii ,, "he Liyin�i; Word ,, his late i c stdetx,t�. ori Wed:rar,,
Japan vas shown Mrs. R. J. d'ay` saff.ern`onn. with a, las"ge Coli
burnrrj,.:\mho has• been wsecretirry'• course' ctf' (friends gathering .to
l'bi th t,
Uppgr. Canada llible _ tie pay final respects, The .:pallb'ear-
•Cty Thi'I past 27'.years, in ..this' t.'rs were Otto' Popp, Alvin Sher:
y .. :t"' was given' high, praise •wood; Her�'b, . Stothot s,, ,Kalmer
e sPeaker, In, those years 1 awson . Durnin .,Phillips, Thos'.
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Cornwaill,, had passed :away • on
Monday,. May 6th. ,Mrs. McWhin-
they: and two little: daughters left
left
for there the. following; day. ;Her
husband'' went on : Wednesday to
attend ,the ;-funeral : oh Thursday.
ATTEND, QUEEN,S' -CLUB TOIIR
Miss ,Inge Suter,. 'representing:' .,
the
Lucknovv District H' hSchool
On the London Free :Press School
Queens' Club, : and her mother,
Mrs.: Elizabeth Suter ` of . the High; :
School:
. _ teaching
aching •staff, wire in
-nr'
ion for'.the' Club QueenS.
Sixty-four .girls from through;
out ' Western :O'ntar'io and their
mother s, were guests, of, the , Free
Press.' • They • toured ; the paper,
CFPL radio and TV, and :climax
ed the:dav at a' banquet in Hotel
London.:
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LET'S TO
, SELLING OU'
THE FARMER
',Imports of; , farm ,'products
•frons .11.S: in:;1956x'= totalled,
Fruit :,.... .;.,. ....5121,000;000'
Vegetables
Poultry ::...$. `5,5564000
In addition, hundreds of ..tons
of beef,', lamb and. • mutton, and
extensive quantities. of cheese;',
and 'butter were imported: from
Australia -and .Ne -w ealand
T.
week, :has irn�proved
'40
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b►ie>fenbaker Arid "Cardiff 'circ Pledged Td
'�rovi'de ,FULL: PROTECTION°:.:Fait :.The•• Canadian
arrner gairist• These Cotrxip;etitive • Imports.
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