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„. THE TAUCKNOW 'SENTINEL, LUCK -N Ws 04R 0 ,
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RAIRSHEA CLUB MEETING
,The fourth meeting of the
Kairslaed Fiuti.!.t, Servers was held
. in 'the kausliea,. Hall o \April
2901.. The roll ca ./I "Fruits we can,
Iteez,e or drwas ansloce_red
"seven members., The next meet -
mg on may 4th wig_ be at: he
borne Of Grace MCDoitgall. Notes
were, taken on' "Fruit for Break-
, fast."' Mrs. • Burt demonstrated
Ito* •'to: make fruit ciip, and the
is helped her. For ltinch: they
'had, the fruit cup,, with grape-
fruit' ice as the beverage.
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Phone 150 Lucl'azowt
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Op!. JranUarY *1St, 1962, a new
organization »anizatiQ wUiCO:me
'into bein in the United Chureh,
•known, as "The United ,Church
-.Women." It will embody aU the
*;ladies • in rspective' United.
Church 'congregations, and re-
sult in the disbanding' -of 'exist-
'iPg ladiOse gi'61•4•P$.
Locally the three grOup$ of the
WOnlan's Association and he At•
ternoon and Evening Auxiliaries
of the. will be united un-
der. one Slate of officers,
A -Provisional Committee was
recently named tb. plain ;for this
transition, The Committee met
,briefly on *Sunday, following the
t'church serViee and, will convene
again later this month. Members
•of the Conunittee already. named
• include Mrs. Raynard Ackert,
Mrs. W, B.. Anderson, Mrs.' Omar
Brooks, Mrs.. Kenneth Cameron,
Mrs, Vernon Htinter, Mrs. A. E.
, MCKM, Mrs. MacDiarmid, Mrs.
K. C. Murdie, Mrs.. George ,Mrs
K.
Mrs. Mark Raithloy, Mrs.
Orland Richards, Miss Helen •
Thompson„. Mrs. George* Whitby;
.MES..ALBERT 'E. THOMPSON
Within .three, weeks of .her 88th
Mrs. .Eileen White:
LONG AN I NVAL D
DI ED LAST WEEK
birthday, death came: to Mrs.
Albert E. Thompson at ••Wing,
harn Hoipital, en Wednesday,
April 26th,, ten • day,S 'after she
had suffered a Paralytic seizure:
:the effects of, whiCli progressively
worsened, • .. :
•::Yor about eleven :.years Mrs—
ThOmpson had been confined td.
a chair with an 'arthritic condi-2
tiOn which prevented h'er Ir.orp.
walking_ Her hands were little
affected'by:the rheumatic condi,:
lion and . she dida greatdeal
Of :‘knitting, and crocheting, In
fact she wasworking on:a piece
of fancy work,. when the seizure
struck ber. .
She, was: the former ,Charlottei
Jane—Miller, daughter of Peter
Miller and ;Elila Jane MacKen-
zie and was born near , George -
ton on May 18th.; 1873. -.AS • a,
girl' of nine she came to the
Blackhorse district with, her par-
ents, Who settled in * Greenock
,
Township on the :highway east
of kiIosS. Village. '
There 'On*Nbverriber. 2:5•th, 1903,
she married: Albert' E. Thompson,
and . they farniecl bn.. Con. 10,
Kinloss, for. a, number �f;years
years
before moving •to. the. Holyrbod
district in , 1926. Her husband
predeCeased her In.: NoVerriber
•Mrs.• Thoznpsoii •has' resided.
with • her only son, ,Eddie, and ,
his wife the ,former ViOlet Satin- 1
der," who have., given 'her: de
voted • careduring her long in
validism.
Mrs. Thompson was a member
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Ilolyrood Women's Insti-
tute arid: a' member. ,Of Kiniough'
Presbyterian, church. The 'fun-.
er-al service was conducted by
her Pastor,. Rev, T. :M6Kiiiriey
at the MacKenzie, Memorial,
Chapel on Saturday 'with inter-,
ment n Greenhill Cemetery.
The Pallbearers, were six neph-
ews:, Art liodgins, Frank' Thorhp-
son,, Gorge;'Htheringibn, Harry
Patin, Ira and Norman .Leeson,
Mrs. ,Thoinpson survived by
.her son- and daughte.r-in-1aW
a ,grandda•ughter, Marjorie: ,Se
was • one of a family ',.of ten, Five
brothers *Predeceased her. She is
Survived by three sisters, Mrs
iqaud •Palin of Toronto,:
berta Guest of kincardirie,: Mrs.
I Wes (Alvin) Leeson of Kinross
Village' and 1 brother, ' George
, Miller. of Whitby:
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WEDNESDAY,' ,MAY 3rd, '1961
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WE. I -LVE A NVIVIE301. OF FAR.IVI. the,. 144eknow
• Distrlct, well located ancl canbOught. on terms,
HOMES* AND BUSINESS PROPER -RFS for, snip in
Ludo.* .and: throUghout Western Ontario'.
List your property with •°
Western OntarioN Fastest Growing. Real Estate
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• WARREN L. STEVENSON.
Real. Estate, Mount Forest
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JOF!N HALL,; SALESMAN
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and one brotheri''Rev.*T. Eimer
Kennedy 'of •BlueVale and was
predeceased by two :broths,
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Thomas in infancyand 'John of
'Huron, Township; also, by. five
' sisters (Sarah) Mrs. T. Roach,
(Mary) Mrs. Will McDonald,
(Ma gi
e)M rs. Robert' W a r,
(Martha)' Mrs:. Sam Nicholson,
(Annie) Mr's. Alfred Andrew."
The remains reSted at McLen-
nan Funeral home until Wednes-
day, April 26th where the fun,
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..•• OBITUARY
WILLIAM: T.
William kenzledY passed
• away 'at his Abert Street honle
in Xincardihe SUdderily on Sun
Atirl •hs 1th
,L`lie was both ori Con, 6; furon,
/hip .nct lived thee. until
tzt agb when 'thy moved td
He was of a quiet .."
•and kirid 'disposition, •
Kertriedy' was• the 500; '
the Lite Thomas Kerineds't .atid
IVCarthaStnJth ae tirived
bff his wife, Annie. ArrnStrong
eral service was. held. Rev. W. R.
Lake conducted' the, service. • .
Walter Dexter sang Beyond the
Sunset. The Pallbearers were
Duncan McLeod, George 13e11,
Jack ,Kennedy, Walter Dexter,
Ira. Needhain, Philip., Stewart.
Burial took place in Ripley
Cemetery, Those attending 'from . •
.a. distance were Mr. Oscar Arm -
Strong, Mrs. !Stella Rennie, Tor -
'onto, •Mr. Harry McAuley of
Brampton. , • .
ENDS ' TM: ..'SATURDAY . • .
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Here s a few of mariy bargains
• See Handbill For Complete Listing.
GA.REtAGE CAN, $4.79 -value ......•• $3.99.
TEETER TOTTER., $11.50 value ..... . $9.98'
LAWN SPRINKLER, Wavemaster, $7.95 value; -$5.49
POWER MOWERS, 19", a zeal bargain . : . $39.88
Two other models on sale 'at $58.79. and $67.39%.
FARMCREST ROTO fILLERS .4... , $109.95
Deluxe Model $129.50
CORONADO: HOTPLATE, $5.49 value . $4.98
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LATEX,' regular. '$8.45 ,gallon;'. HOUSE .PAINT, regular
gallon,..•,in White or colours,.:
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The Sale Feaurels .The Usual Selection of •Qu1ity
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Coronado, 21 cubic foot freezer $279.95
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