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;'• . OBITUARY
WILLIAM MacKENZIE'. •
The 'death .00Curred at his nOrne
in Kinloss �r WednesdaY,, April
16th of William Jblin. MacKenzie
in. his 80th year. Mr; MacKenzie,
had been poorly for the past few,
onths, with' pneumonia finally.
overtaxing his failing 'strength.
lVf.r4 • Maelcengie WAS bOrn ,.in
Kinloss Township. He was one of
• eight children of the late '.Alex -
lender. and Elizabeth MacKenzie.
Four of the ,familY. still, survive.
"Mr, MacKenlie...remained on
farm and spent his entire life 'in'
i§.native township:: Porty7seyen
years ago he Married. Elizabeth'
owe "and the 'MaeKeri'Zie. home'
was AWAys,a place of kid1y
hospitality MrMacKenzie was a
horrie-loving.than and a kind and'
loving husband,•father He
was a member ,of.South Kinloss.
Presbyterian church. •
47-priViteimeial Service was
held at his. late residence On' Frj
day, April rstn• ;followedby
service in South KinlosS.
Presbyterian Church which was
largely. attended: •• •
' 'The wealth 'of floral tributes
and the constant stream of friends
'Who visited the MacKeniie hOthe
were eXpressive of the .11igh:re-
gard in which ",Mr. • ',MacKenziews. held. ;
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• The service was conducted lay
:BO. G. Batilch,': and 'interment-.
• vias---in7Sout1r-KinlOis'-e-etheterYT,
,pallbearers • were :Alex Mac-
Kenzie, .JaMeS. Park,: Wan. Mae-,
Intyre, Ted Collyer, Ivan Conley
and •Seott. Neighbors act
• • ed. ••flOWer bearers'. •
Prayer, led bY Goldie tinersOn
was followed by the call to wor-
shjp given by Eileen Orr, Faith
and Evengelisin Convener. The
opening hymn". was, followed by
ih Scripture read by Duncan
Campbell. Mona Cornish then.led
in prayer.. The topic "Worship in
(Nieryckay was„ taken by.
Eileen Orr and Ted.lVfoore, and
was terminated by „grOupdiseus7-
sions. Jacfde,...Hedley toOk. charge
-6f the ,business section 'and plans
PAgE SEVEN
61,(aCCZ
TRADE MARK REG
costs so little
is so easy to serve
were made for a bowling party *.
on April 25th. Al Hedley led in,
recreation and' the meeting was
cl6Sed With, "Blest be the Tie"
and benediction. .. • •
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o n Surviving are Mrs...MacKenzie; •
• •iptioNE 150 three daughters, 'Mrs. Wilbert
• . Sh'eane '(Mary) Bervie,
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LIICKN'OW, ONTARIO .
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ULD -YOU
FACE.
ALONE?
As your .husband's. 'chief
beneficiary, would you ,
know how to handle the
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administration of, his -estate?
Inexperience in such matterscanbe expen-
sive and cause untold worry. A sympathetic - •
• aiki experienced Estate Officer • of ' The
• ,Sterling Trusts Corporation will be happy
•- to discuss . matters with you and your.
husband. Such an, Interview could be the , . •
to your future .peade of mind. ,• - •
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Robert ,MeOuillin, (Jean) of,Hani-,.
iltoni and Mrs. Ray ...Finlaysan
::(Betty) of'1_,LicknOw;• five l'seris,.
Kenneth of •4'oChalsh, Alex and'
Donald of.',Harnilton, Bill of Dun -
ds and Hugh ..6f Sudbury,, and
,nine ,grandehildrery;•.tw6. sisters,
;Mrs. D. 'N. Lawrence. (Chris) cf
F1nt, Mrs. Tom Inglis :(Jennie)
ofLuCknew;.'two!bratherS, Ken-:
neth, and Rad of iCalgary. ••
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Mr. MaCkenzie Was Qredeca-
'two .brotterS, Alex,and.
John a.nd one. sister, Heririetta.
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ALFRED, E.: HALDENI3Y
OA': Easter Monday, April 4th,
1952, Alfred Edward lialdenby in::
his.88th year,..liassed away at the
ribine of his ..son-in71aw, Arthur
Culross Township.:
He, was the son of:Richard Hal-
denby and his Wife, ....Margaret
, Ann. 'Cornett, and..W'dS the 'last.
rhernher. of:theif family 6f, ten.
1.1n. September 190,s; in, the -Angli_.•L
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c'an ..ehlarell, : Ki,nN,1-10:11: he. ie17. as. • ••
'ilia ri-ted • to 'Catherine .. J. • percY,',
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CORPORA... - . v, v . :.
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,...!HEAti OFFICE / • :' .. _BRANCH OFFICE ' • '. :. ' '.. Cirilips- ia-rm whicIT Was land ta.4-
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872 Bay St,Toronto ''' .• „ 114 Dunlop St,:qarrie . • ' I .(.'11 , up. in :the yen, 1854 by ;NS:
' I • - . t , . ,•2.2 • .pi3Onee ; father froth ,,Hull, Eng ..•
land, ‘',ith tie exception Of •three
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the 12 ,laSt 7etli.'is., of his life when
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qp . i ii,..ii.:-., ,,,,ired tOtha.,.vi lage, cr
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.• . For The'.Early:Spring Shoppers
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Ifyou buy a new Silting Top Coat or Suit, you Will recelie. .1.
1 a 10.percetit discount on ali,your accessories: This.Will • .i"
.S'sy YOU quite a•feW dollars on Yciur new sprinvoutfit. ,•!,
Boy's aod""Vouth'g Suits in the -lategt MaterialS: and ,Colors,
c . alt 512S now. The' IOW . priee:on VieSe include .2 pair of Pants4. I
CHILDREN'S: COATS. and DRESSES.- ' ••• -
A goott'varietir to choose from at,reasOnable •piices. -
CLEARIN6 , , ',
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striiE Coats and .Sii.'tos-atS00 .an'd .• 5.n00, ;•. , •_1I
. Clearing: 1tens at all Cinefor S1.00 . .. ,1
are rm bargain rd you shnldnot miss ther.-.
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.1 , FREE! ' .., F EEt: . FREE! . . • i
''1,1•";;I:AdieSf ,Nylon • }Ips e Or 1 .Pr. Men's, Sox 'with' a . 1
dasi, purehalt of $4..).00 co. over
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TI -LE FAMILY'S READY 0 W AR 'St° 1 '
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hone 70 fol. Eir,:ening• 40pointiti6nts Teestvater,
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The deeeas6d is suivrved by his..1
to daughters, Mrs. Arthur Gra,
• ham ' (Grace) and Mrs, Doroth
ThpnypSon also two. nieeeS w
had 'made their home with' Mr,
HalderbY' from their Childhood,
Mrs. G.P: Collins .(Ethel
more) of Sault Ste, Mai:le, and:
Ws. N, Slade .(Ann -ti, Gilmour) -
pit Santa Barbara, California.
• The funeral was held ThUrst
'"day, April rith, frorn the Ana;
,ban•;church, .Kinjoligh and ;Was'
conducted hy the li•eetar, Rev: H.
E; Yanke. Interment was made in
Tepswater ;Cemetery, where the
lernains were -lid th .'et'by the .,
pallbearer,s,'Northan E. Haldenby,
Hodgins, Harold Percy, tlert
Nicholson; , Jim. B'byle .and, O.
Graham., Floral 'tributes WbM
!carried 'by Donald McEwan, Jim
Tin:Icienhy; • "Clhrk NeedhaIn and
Donald , •
whO'attended„the fttn-
6ral from • distant points weiT.
from Spun ,St.e. Marie; •Holland, •
Manitoba; and Toronto,,' .
•Vi,Circuit • • '
Circuit ?P.1:1. held
their regular niVetitig,Suriclay
enitig,,April 20th. Eileen Orr led'
in. the sing song.; assisted by Pt%
G. A. Meiglejohn at the piano. -
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