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THE. LUCktNOW SENTINEL, LIJC QW„ONTAR10,-,
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wise -man or -woman would .be .w,ithout.
theerices of a trust company lainatters...
concerning their estate—it's far too °
iinportant. So, take my advice, 'Write for,
. the free booklet, ."Blueprint For. Your •
•Farnily." It will tell you•a lot' you should
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know about estate administratiOn.." •
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'Is MacPherson 4,typieal Scot?' all his
shpuld 'Say he is, He's .saved I hood'.
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toys for his second
child -
CULROSS, CORNER$ I
Held 'Shower Por Bride .
The home of Mrs. Morley. Wall
was the Scene of a 2 charming
event on Monday. evening when
friends . and neighbors gathered
to shower ,Mrs, Harold Lamont
(Marie Edgar) with 'gifts and
good wishes. 'Mrs: Art Graham
played the Wedding. music and
Mrs. Morley Wallread" the ad-
dress to the bride. Elda Wall and
Mary Collinson brought"in the
gifts. Lois."Halclenby read the
attached Verses while Helen -Col-
linson placed the . gifts.' They
Sang. “For She's a Jolly . Good
.Fellow",, -Marie thanked every-
one . for. the IoveI gifts. With.
Mrs. Frank Brown as chairinari
a sifort program follo*ed: a con-
test' by Helen Collinson and Mrs.
Torn Hodgins; piano. solo by
Elaine. Meyers; duet by Beverley
and Doris Wall; jokes by Mrs.
Frank Brown anda reading by
Mrs. Tom .Hodgins. .Lunch was
served and a social time enjoyed.
• Several Of the members of
'Bethany Farm: .Forum •-joined
with Documin' Forum in "a :bus
trip to Hamilton on Wednesday.
"ThY were the gues,,ts of the In-
ternational Harvester Company.
They were served dinnerand
taken on a .conducted tour of the
-faetOry, and twine plant. Every -
.one reports a Wonderful trip.
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Mr % and MrS. Midford Wall &
Donnie spent Friday •afternoon
With Mr. and Mrs. :Eric Hackett
and., family . of. Paramouzit... '
The .community *extends. sym-
pathy to Mrs, 'Jas. Wraith' in the
loss of her brOtherTin-law,. the.
late' William :Keith, who passed
sway ..in .-Wingharn, Hospital on
Tuesday. • ..
13111y Wall spentSaturday' b
XiN.Lou.cw
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Mr. anct. Mrs. Roy Schneller
spent a few 'days with. Qwen
Sound friends.
Mr. and Mrs. William. Stauffer
moved on Tuesday to 'Medford
where he has secured employ-
ment • '
.Congratulations to our new
Township reeve, Mr. • Harold
PercY. •
' Mr. and 'Mrs. Lorne Wall and
.abse Of Lueknow 'Mc/4—
day with Mr, and Mrs. William
Wall., • -:
.MISSWm.aie Percy, R.N., ,of
Woodstock 'visited during', the
week at her home' here. •
Rey D J , Lane of 'Clinton and
his grandson, Donny . Edwards,
visited on Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs; Malcolm Lane and .Mr.' and
Mtt.. J. R. Lane. • .
Come out and ..enjoy..thp play,
'the
Grandpa's Twin Sister" in
Holyrood .Hall. on Tuesday eir
.inFg,arAmpri,.1012
ruihisth.
from Kin
TOwn,ship met on Monday ev
ing At the Ilelyrood Hall. .
Powers was :the guest spealc
and told of the benefits of fa
forums in; rural communities:
:also .tOtiched. on the market
scheme. Mr; Carman •McQui
was :chairrnan-Tfor--tlielrolloW
program; a short speech fr
N42". Harold ,Percy, reeve •of.
Township; mouth Organ in
by.Messrs. Bill Stanley and T
MacDonald; readings,. ,Mrs. B
Nicholson, Mrs..• Don .1VIcCO
Roulston,. Duncan Cam
.bell.; violin W Stahl
guitar • music, Gordon Huffm
solos, Mrs. John Emerson, .Sand
.Fallowing ,the Progr
Shoot was played, Duncan Cam
ell and. W. Arnold'eicpressed
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ternOon with Donnie wall. t
Mr:. and :Mrs. Ralph Goesel & s
family. and 1.(eith. Goesel, Kincar-•
Vi
•dine and Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'Tif-
fin .speni, 'Sunday. with Mr
Mrs. ToStewart. • R
Mr. and Mrs. Everett "White-. B
head and Janet" of Teeswater vis- tu
fled Sunday With Mr ..4 and. Mrs. 3,,v
Morley Wall': and family.,
hanks to Rapid City for staging
Lich a fine event. .The collection
as. in. aid of the Red Cross.
.The. guild Met. at the home of
rs. George .Haltlenby with Mrs.
onaldl:Thacker 'charge, Mr§:,
ert read the :Strip.-
re: The 'Word for the roll call
as "heaven"..A booth was •ar!.
ranged for. :A filmstrip• on: the
work and ministry , of Our Lord I
was shown after Which refresh- I
sinents Were served. .1Virg: .ThoS.
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Store
Hodgins. will be the April ho
tesS.
, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ball. an
daughter Charlaine were week
end. visitors With. Mr: and Mr
ex 'Percy_and farinly.
. Thp first Meeting
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WALK.F;R*)N
of the girl
s. OBITUARY
Murray
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,With the. aSsistant,":-Mis§ Elim
l.lo ire taking the 'Milky Way
:- .. „A. ,
course was held at the home o
the leader, MrsP
'Percy, :also present, Following • i
the election of officers; president
Shirley . Co•ngrarn; :sec., 'Barbar
Murray; .:Press ".repOrter, .8and
on. the methods of meastfrink
•-esh.t.ii, en tSH-Welie. ". Served. --4-13-‘
the hostess. •
The second triatipg of as(
girls as 'held at the •lieme of
Erlaia Perey; The' rollcall was
gOdci
Ts. P,„ A(. ,Mlirray showed •the
propel' Amethods of . pa,Steuri'zing
milk. Joan. Sutton 'and 'Marion
Percy reviewed the lastlesson
op_paSieutiza-ti on, ofili„.,--Erlma,
Percy .and 'Donna .Nicholson
made •a ..milk dish. Stlirley,.Con.-
grarn will be tile : next hostess,
The class, With their leaders, vis-
.ited 'the Andrew dirt at; Luck:,
now: Each girl Was giveri a bot
• tlel of chocolate.'rnilk
' Master Bob Forster, grandsOn
of Mrs,'3 W, Colwell,' had .hiS
leg: fiacttired on Saturday at hit
farm .home near
Mr. Jim Hodgins,. Jr., returned
hoetne from Vancouver Where.. he
pent. the winter• months.
Miss, tonna NiehOIS011 4 sPent.
the week -end with: Mary .Mc -
Cosh, Purple .Grove, •
Mr. land Mrs, Don Gillespie and
Ronnie. 's
-71-(7r—rs, -Catherine..liewitt. return-
"A well kridWn and _highly es -
f teemed resident of .Glamis in the •
, person ", of Mrs:, Wesley Hedley.
a passed away -on Sunday morning, •
s March 20',, 1955, . at the home of
, her daughter and sonlin-laW,,Mr.
a and. Mrs . -James 'HuSk. -.Con, 7,,
a Kincardine Townshipin her 77th
fre-r-a—.4•ei-igfify 'illness.
• The late Mrs. Hedlev whose
:den, name W -Martha ;Ellen
'Gibson, a ;daughter of the . late.,
• Mr. and ' Mrs.' George • Gibson,.
. pioneer residents of . Greenock
Township, N.ivas horn on the North: •
'Line, incardiVe7ToWnship in
*ay 1878. 'Following her mar-
riage to tr Wesley -leciley she
and • herhusband farmed .on '.Cen.
6, "Greenock, until about twelve
ears ago' -whe.rr--thPY • -.retired
from their farm ..and.'rnOVed , to
the Village of Glarnis to make
their home.. Deceased. was ef.
bright,. cheerful •disPosition, ,
kind neighbor ' and friend. • She
was a faithful member • of • St.
Matthew's Anglican church,
. and '...was -:active in all •
church Work,.. and •also in• 'the.
inissionary Work of the church
there and, While in Glarnis also
associated herself with the rn
sioriary work of the. "churches'
SurV.iving to mourn her pass -
ed to Kinloss after visiting with;
Mr. and Mrs,'Gporge Graham.'
Mr, and Mrs, Currie Colwell,
Bruce and Betty and •mrs.
Bushell, .visted Stindav With
• M4. J. W. (Colwell,
Friends here were 'saddened to
hear of. the tragic death of 'Eric
Clayton, son of Mr, •and ,Mrs:
Herbert Clayton, Con. 2: Huron..
Mrs.,_qay_toLL,„,..wAtAhe;.„401=21.e.x..:4A.
*CralW-Mills and ,taught at S.S.
No: 3, '
mg besides her so -owing bus:,
band are' three sons, iviervvn Of
Glanns, , Charls of •nervie,
the Old:. home,
tor, Marietta, Mrs.: Jaincs
•of •.Chaltriers.. One on George
passed away' in intanc,. six
grand' children and one. Novat.,
gtandchild also survive. •
'`.The, :funeral: service Was heIrj
on Tuesday fte;71100n at St,
Matthew's Anglican Churdi, Xin-
gart with, the • Per. John Pr(181'
Of ei vie c:ofidufeting the serviee
A.S'SthtOd by Rev.. r..IVIACSweof
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Interment .vkl'as in S911th
XinloSs• Cemetery.' ••
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