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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-09-20, Page 7• WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 20th, 190. 7454: LUCKNO.W; SENTINEL, LtJCKNOW, ONTARIO, ICAN GET YOU THE BENEFITS OF A CASH DEAL.. " Remember—before you buy your car, consider the benefits of One -Stop Service through. The Agent. Automobile Finance Plana • • Get the funds you : want, plus the insurances youneed, 'with all benefits of a cash deal, • It's economical, .,confidential and convenient. For further particulars, telephone before you'buy. McDonagh Insurance Phone 306, Lucknow • CHURCH NE • Langside W.M.S. The. September meeting of the •Langside.'W.M.S�. was. field in. the church 'on Thursday, , September 14th. The 'meeting .was. opened with' the call, to worship, by the president, Mrs. Gordon • Wall.' Scripture lesson was. read• by Mrs. prr;• •.The meditation ;was taken• by Mrs; Farrish Moffat. Mrs: EV- r It • • , erette , Whytock :led in prayer. was decided ;. to *order the new:. study book:,., on • .Canada. �A .:letter from Beatrice Scott of;India'was.. read b` • Mrs. • Lloyd Moffat. The x• � - October Thankoffering. meeting Is to . be, held in . the 'church' on Tuesday,' October .17th. Roll call: is .to be answered with a Bible verse containing the word, Thanks. ,The . meeting .' closed with Hyrnn • 742' followed..by the Lor,d's :Prayer., sociiati ' n'' Group I Woman's, As o Mrs', A • Breckles was hostess: to the. ladies .of, Group I ' Tuesday. afternoon for the September •: 'meeting Mrs' A. Havens presided • and opened the. meeting' with the • theme 'hyirin; motto. and :prayer. Fourteen' members •answered' • the• .. roll call :to'. something nteres:tin.g' abut my ..v c ' ivisitors• attended. 7lhe three • gtoups reef- ing was- announced for• Septem- ber 25th, also the anniversary fowl supper:on October 24th. Mrs. Pharis Mathers and. Mrs. N. J. McKenzie will help, with • ,the cheerio boxes. Mrs. Alex McNay. and Mrs. Sam''Alton have charge: of the flowers in the church ..for October.. Mrs.. Pharis•;'. 'Mathers took • the chair for,' the devotional and programme: After :singing "Come let `us sing.of" a wonder f zl, love",, Mrs., •N: J. MacKenzie read. •the .scripture lesson. Mrs. Dorothy McLeod took the study - book' ,and presented the' 'life' of ZLpporah,'--Moses"-wife/ -We them: enjoyed ,two solos recorded; by • Mrs. Ha1denby.. Mrs. • Howard Ro- binson gave a very, interesting talk ''on her trip., overseas: .The meeting closed with singing,, ."Oh Master, Let Me: W'a1k,,with' Thee": and prayer by Mrs. MacKenzie. :Mrs. ' . R. Robertson ave=::: the g.. courtesy.'remarks and'all enjoyed :a, social hour Group If W A. Twenty-three . Members and four' children , met at the home of ' Mrs. Grant •MacDiarmid for Grou' •IL W.A . Sep tember''meet- ,P P irig: The. hostess presided....and' There's nothing quite ;'like the : wonderful world of Esso:warmth..It's a : carefree world of safe,' dependable heat, available ,to,' you whatever type of heater -space heater, floor furnace or' automatic furnace • — you use.: Ask your Imperial Esso Agent about it today. THERE'S A WON IDE RFU L: WORLD OF WARM WAITING FOR YOU, 0 rw ALWAYS LOOK TO 'IMPERIAL FOR THE; EST Beloved Holyrood. Lady Laid- To Rest MRS. .THOMAS, it. -HARRIS The death of Mrs, Thomas. H. Harris of Holyrood occurred in Wingham General Hospital . on Monday, September 4th at the age of 83. She had not • enjoyed the best of • health for a time ' and had been hospitalized since suf-' fering a stroke on, July 22nd.. Mrs. Harris was a good neigh- bour, and possessed of a jolly nature, .and 'was held in affection by •-a wide circle of friends. She was the former Agnes Emir Palmer, daughter of .Amos Pal- rner and Margaret Brown Kayya& was born in Huron Township, Of Ripley, on June lst, 18.78. Married irx, 190.1,, to Thomas' H. Harris, they 'spent all their mar- ried 'life on 'the Harris home stead:on 'on Concession' 8;. Kinloss, whieh was taken up 'as Crown land by this' family. Mr; Harris predeceased his- .wife in , 1950. Mrs. Harris was. •.a 'life mern,ber of the Holyrood•.Wonen's :Insti tute and attended Kinlough• Pres- byterian Church. Her pastor, Rev. T J. McKinney, . condueted the funeral service at'the MacKenzie Memorial Chapel . in Lucknow `Thursday, ,September 7th. Inter- ., rnent. was �in Greenhill. Cemetery, The, pallbearers were `four nep- hews, Harold" Harris, `Lorne.'Cul- bert, Gordon MaaPherson, Orville: Palmer and': two grandsons;. Bev and .`Den iarris . ' } She is ' survived by two 'sons .Earl on; the'home farm and.' Les- lie .of London.; orie n.Y Palmer of Detroit, one` sister Miss Margaret.'Mae •Palmer .of. Kin c 'r ca. dine;, 8 ' grandchildren, and 16 great grandchildren' ; •Mrs: I arris was e predeceased b• .y her. husband; by one 'son, Howard Harris. in •'May of 1956 a: rand g ,. daughter, Lorraine 'Harris in IS;e cernber. .of 1948, a'great�,grandson, Tony. Taylor. ,of Port Stanley and by' 'four brothers; Bruce, David; Edward aricl•'Robert..,Palmer. GENERAL, INStRANCE. HOWARD A !ei,.C.y . MONUMENTS For sound counsel and a: fair .price- on a Montane/it correctly designed from .quality material, rely on KELTON MEMORIALS Pat. O'Hagan, Prop, Established Over Sixty? . Years Walkerton Phone 638-w Ontario Dungannon Girls � Elect Officers rneeti'ng opened. • With. prayer, theme, hymn:. and motto. The roll call' was 'answered with• :.many interesting •holiday incidents ex- perienced• 'by the :members.' Mrs. Harold Treleaven was the pro.. gram ' convener. Whom do . we serve, was: the -theme for• thede votions, ., taken ' by ' Mrs. • .Bruce MacKenzie. MA: Treleaven -gave an accountnof •the.:. highlight .of her' summer vacation, a Visit to • h p Per Canada :.Vlllage This ,village is situated 6 Miles east of Morris .burg ,and is -composed of buildings as they were 10O' -years ago; Life, is carried .on industry and • cust , ors the' same as during the life of ' the •pioneers. This village . is. a memorial to the . pioneers and' a link with the:. past. ,Mrs.' Tre- leavens closing remarks were al though Canada is a young coun 'try, we can be proud of •otir :heri:- tage ,Mrs. Harold Ailan favoured With piano'.selections. Hymn..and prayerclosed the.; ,meeting,: A geographical eohtest was enjoyed:. Mrs. Allan expressed thanks • to the.; hostess., Elects C.C.Y.T .' Officers ', 'The , iS'tepping 'Stones G.G.I.T: Group met at •the Presbyterian Church . on• Thursday, ';!Septeriiber' 14'th. Election of . officers' was•. held: President, Margaret 1Vlullin Vice -President, Elizabeth• Finlay. son; Secretary; Betsy Henderson;. Treasurer,, lanet `Finlayson; Pian- ist, 'Peggy MacDonald, There we're thirteen• girls .pre sent. • . KINGSBRIDGE 1)r. and Mrs. Wenzel of. De-: bort, spent the week -end at their' cot'tage_at Kirita 1 beach, Mr. Peter Van Osch had his appendix removed in; Wingham' Hospital 'during A.the past week. Master Eddie , Sinnett of Al- pina, :Michigan isconfined to Wingham' Hospital as a result of a car' ' accident.•'' ' ' - Mr. 'Leo • Courtney, . Desmond,, Michael, Helen 'and Ursula Cburt- ney visited .Mr. Michael Ward a't Huronview; Clinton, 'oil Suhday. The first .meeting or the Dun- gannon .441 .girls was ..held at the hone of Mrs. Hugh, McWhin- ney ney on Wednesday,' . September 13th. Featuring Fruit is th6 course to be taken this •:fall .to help;'girls enjoy learning together, about fruit and its many 'virtues; -: T-1 e--elec;tion of: officers result- ed, as.' follows:=• President, . Betty Irvin; :' ViceRresidei t, ^ Patricia lJedy;• Secretary -Treasurer, ,Shat= •an • Stewardsdn; Press Reporter; Diane Bridgett.; Other•members are Lenore; Pet-' He; %Donna McKenzie iHelen- War-' drop, :Barbara' Pollock and Bev: erley Regular meetings are :planned for Friday evenings at: • eight o.'clock. '` . Discussion took place. on : clean= liness, dishwashing • arid` working procedures; led. by • the assistant leader; . Mrs. Cecil, :Blake. The demonstration op *eights.. and measures:was given by the: 'leader, • Mrs. H. McWhinney The. girls carried out simple experi- ments; on: measuring .and, chose the •title !Dungannon, • Fruit• .Las 'saes" " for our • club. Lunch • was'. served by the 'hostess OBITUARY MRS., ALEXANDER MacKENZIE:. • Thedeath occurred suddenly of ' • Mrs. Hazel M. MacKenzie beloved wife of. Alexander .'MacKenzie in ' Detroit, Michiga n on September 14th in , her 67th • year. , The funeral was 'held' on Sep- tember, 101th at *the Heeney . Fun- eral . Home, Farmington,; Michi- gan; with •_.,,. burial ;made in Oakland _Hills exorial_ Cemetery, 2.l . Michigan.' ; • ' • a' • • • :She is sttirvived by, her husband,' two daughters and four sons, nine- teen grandchildren ..and.. one sis- • ter' Those attending .the 'funeral from.' this dsitrict were 'Mr. and •Mrs:• Duncan MacKenzie, Mr and: Mrs..; Elmer. `Mac:enzie,; Mrs: Stuart 'Jamieson, Mr. . •Ch+arleS Gordon Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Mae, Kenzie Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Ellott:..: Carruthers; Mrs. N. 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