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MRS. FREBREN HODGKINSON
• . The ' death of Mrs.. Frebren
Hodgkinson occurred, on. Monday, .
ebruary-27th- at :the- home__of.
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16 oz. Tice Box Jar
ial!
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;Choice. Quality,' vacuum' pack
2 tins 29c
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Mr. and • Mrs. Garfield Shoeibot-
tom in :Clinton, where she . had
made her home for soane ;time.
Mrs IiodgkinsorL rwas . in ' her
•74th• year and : had been ill 'only
about a week since suffering., a
s i ko a She : was' formerly :Maud
•Beatrice Mayhew: Born •an Eng-
land. she 'came to Canada as a
,child, a•ne raised„.a.L. K:inigugh
6 'B.ELOW $ATURPA ..
As ana terxnath of last 'Thurs-
day'.s (blizzard which tied tra-
fic,. the mercury sank
lowest pointof the seasons early
Saturday morning: The official,
temperature was recorded at 16
below,.. during 'the night, ' but
moderated rapidly and by 7,40
a.m. Saturday morning was back
up. to zero.. ..•'
•where she spent the most of: her.° 1805 to: 1910.•
1Lfe. .. The Truro News •gi+ves. • theQfol=:.
The funeral service was held lowing account of Mrs. Saunders'
in:Kinlough..Presbyterian church death:
on• Wednesday, ' :March' 1st, 'con- ' ,Though not m .: the best of
ducted .by, Rev G', 5. Baulch.; "In health; in late years she had been
terment:.was�. in Greenhill Cean `abou�f. 4•• :duties of the Rectory
etery. : with 09naid • ' McFarlan, as usual Friends :had called ;for
George Ga'aam, Fred Guest., a .short visit.`, and just after they
I1arold.; Percy, Bert McLean and had left .around 0:00 p m she,'was
S+am Stanley acting as. `pallbear . taken: with . a sudden 'seizure and
ers: passed away before medical- aid
could•reach'. het, Ahe had gone
as far.'. as the Church: to attend.
the evening':service abut` did •'not -
feel <iwell en9ugh . to go in and:
returned: home -to rest-he-
wlas"feeling better when the -end
• came.,
The late Mrs. Saunders was be-
fore ,'her marriage Helen •McPlier
son, daughter coif' the' late F; 'H.
McPherson, , K.C., :and Mrs.: Mc-
Phereon of. Siralford, ..Ontario.
in :Ontario Where . her " husband
was .a: rector • in;Huron,', Diocese.:
When .:. Rev: Mr.. Sau riders-, was
called- to servo in Western Can
ado, she . lived u :•W in nip e g
Twenty two • years: -ago they.- carne
'to Stewiacke 'where her : husband
is presently 'serving
k ••addition to her:husband the
•
Rev C. W; Saunders; she is sur-.
iviived by.''a son, Gordon, a lieuten-
ant . in, World War II and ;who.
now :resides' in London, Ontario:'
`The only daughter. Marie, was
.the wife :of Rev. Captain K. Eaton
who •was • killed in Italy in' the:
second: world 'war. She. is '.now
livin+g;: '(with her father at the;
N.ectory. On the death of. Mrs.:
Saunders': father,' her twin ;sister,
carne' from Ontario and has' lived
at. Stewiacke with her: sister and
hu band. -
Mrs. Saiunders was one of,,those
possessed 'with a charm that 'al'-
%The,,pallbearers Were six neph- .ways made her 'welcome to the•
evils,, Dynes Cam+plbell; Herman Rectory +a most inviting one She
,Phillips; ,George Ph lliips, Jake r`was active in the'' ,work of the
1iur�ter', Robot: Bird and Sylvester Church./ .and particularly An.; the
ox The f16wezibearers,. were, ,VA,, as long as her health' per -
Glom I%reph.er, Stan. Campb ,ell , m itted. ."
C1cm.Steffer,, Ken Tyer`main. Had ,she lived until Thursday.
Relatives •and friends. Were she' would have been 70 years
present from :Toronto, Ripley, of age:
Wingham, Lucknow, Wroxeter; ' The funeral' was held ` it . the
• Blyth; and -Brussels, _. • parish church in Stewiacke on
Following 'Thursday's +b 1 o w ,
highway plows: quickly punched
a , track through main ' roadson
Friday, and then -w ent - to work
pushing back -the banks.' Conces--.
sion• and .'.sideroada • were , badly
filled-inand the problem of olpep-
iog some of .these'`will . be ,much
Some, ,north sbuthi, .aide_
°'sla
'roads were so-" badly,' drifted a.
,to be almost impassible for man
4r .beast. Rural' mail serlvice:was,
:disrupted, and • some:.ruralites; re„
ported receiving 'no n�si1', last
week. from Tuesday on
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M!RS. C. W. SAUNDERS
Old friends in the Lucknow
and St. •.Helens; community will,
regret to learn ,of "the. death' of
Mrs: ,C. W: ,Saunders of Stewi
+acke; Nova Scotia. Mrs. Saunders
died, suddenly on, Sunday even
in'g,, February 12th, at the, Rect-o.
'ory at .Stewiacke, where her bus-
mad -is -the .Anglican •minister.
.Rev. , Saunders was . rector of
Christ` Church; 'St: Helens and'
S ter ; -ChUr , .. ckn.6
THURSDAY, MARCH Oth,a 1950
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Mrs. Hodgkinson is suiivived by
her huslband ;• : one ' daughter, Mrs
Clarke Stanley .(Phoebe) .of Clin
ton; one son,. Gordon of °Kin'lough;
three- grandchildren am d great grandchildren.
grandchildren:
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Pink Seal . Salmon
�.. 1b tin Fancy Pink
Special ,: 45c
London House Cheese Bar •
It slice's, Waffer size •
3/2• lib.- 'roll. 25c
Aunt Jemima Pancake 'Flour
Box 22c.
How+about pancakes,'' for •
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Canada Bread . "Brown'n Serve
Rolls" -No mixing,• 'kneading,:
waiting to ,rise and•no baking
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]liver,
There passed peacefully , away`
at her .home: near., Brussels. 'oh
;Friday ""evening, ^February. 24th,
1950; .Mary Edith 'Durnin, belov-:
ed, wife Of the late Jarnes E, Bird
in 1}er 8lst'year
She :Was born'in: Brantford on
July -18th,. 1869, ithe daughter. ` of ,
the late Mr. sand:. Mrs. Alex Dur-
nin,. and when a child Moved to
St. Helens. In 1906.she was united
in.
marriage to James . E. Bird,:
who predeceased; her `fi+v'e years.
ego, \She was a Member of the
Pre a inn:' church She. is sur
(v+w d. ••one• son Allister,: .of Grey'
Township; and one brother, Same
uel•Durnin of Lucknow Three'
brothers', and one: sister have •pre-.
' deceased::her. • e
The funeral. was held from her
late•resiidence on Con. 11; Grey:
Township onMonday, February.
'27th at, 2.00..p.m. with interment
in Brussels Cemetery; Rev., Alex,
Simpson of •„Cranbrook "officiated
:assisted' 11:y' Rev:,.:. John Kerr of
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