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THE LUCKNOW ' SENTINEL:#, IoUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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WEDNESDAY, •OCT. 12th, 1960.
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OBITUARY
MRS. J.'; O. ARMSTRONG
On Friday, September 30th,
Ella Gertrude Harrison, beloved
wife 'of .James. Oscar Armstrong
• passed' away; suddenly in Kin-
cardine
incardineGeneral ' Hospital in her
66th Year. "
Ella Harrison, daughter , of ' the
late John Harrison and Mary;
Carleton ; was born . March 17th,
1894 in Huron , Township, Con-
cession 10. `. In 1920 she . maried.
James Oscar . •ArrnStrong. They
have resided. in Bervie ever
since, operating: 'a general store..
was eciall devoted to•
�She, esp Y e..
her '. family, and. her home was
always open': to, friends and`
neighbours.
Funeral services were: cpnduct
ed' at the McLennan Funeral
Home,: •Ripley " on `•Sunday, Octo-
ber 2nd by the Rev: Charles• D;
Cox of Priceville, former., Mini-
ster of Bernie 'United Church,
where Mrs. • . Armstrong: was a
member:, Mrs: Clarence Cerson
sang `Sundoa' set to the .music
of Londonderry Aire Mrs.`
• Armstrong's favourite
She ' is survived, by two sons &
2` daughters, Keith of- Hamilton,
Audrey, Mrs. Frank Currie of
'Huron Twp., Myles of Bervie . &
Bernice, Mrs. • Leslie' .Hartwick , `of
• London, : also 8 grandchildren .&
2' brothers Lennie and•, • Edwin
Harrison of . Huron Tw.p. A:. sis
ter Alice .predeceased' her.
' The pallbearers were Herb
Sheane, Herb Peter, .:Henry 'Ar-
nold, Wm.: M".`• Arnold, Jack Pet-
erbaugh and Burton Griffith.
The many beautiful floral tri-
butes were .carried by neighbors,
cousins and nephews.:
HOLYROOD
' parents, Mr.:. & •Mrs Cliff John-.
ston and Barry.
Mr. ' and Mrs. Jim Smith and
Mr: • and Mrs. Donald' Smith
were Suhday evening visitors
with Mr.'' and Mrs ' Robert Don-
aldson, Tess'water,'
The . sympathy: of the c mmun-
i..:to ili s
ty is; ." extended . the, .fam e
and relatives in the.. deaths of
Mrs. .Howard -McGuire ''of • Wing-
ham; Mr.: Ralph .Huston of
loss' and .Wm. Moffat, son of Mr..
Peter 'Moffat, ;Kinloss. -Township.
Raynard Ackert is spending -.a
few days'.hunting in. Northern
Ontario.
Mr.. and' Mrs. .Donald Smith,
Toronto_''Mr.' and.. Mrs:' Douglas
Smith, and Chris, ; of ;Kitchener,
spent the week -end with Mrs` &
Mrs Jim Smith and `. boys.
Mr.' and ' Mrs. 'Sam :.Farmer
visited Thanksgiving Sunday
with Mr & Mrs. Harry Knott &
family at Carlingford
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ackert &
family spent the `holiday week
•
end "with :'friends' at' .'Omemee
Mr.. and' Mrs. Reg Broome and
.boys • . of . Belfast, . ,Nlss Mary.
Broome,' Wingham, were : Sunday
visitors ' with Mr: and mt., Ed-
die Thompson and Marj orie,
Mr: Donald Johnston, Simcoe,
spent the • week -end with his.
OLIVET .:
Sympathy. is. extended to';Mr.
Howard McGuire and family of
*Ingham in the • loss of their
wife.. and Mother. Mr. „and Mrs.
McGuire fanned on the 2nd of
Huron until their recent retire-
-ment.
• -The . church •'was ' beautifully
decorated with fruit; vegetables
and ;'-flowers.; on Thanksgiving
Sunday and Miss °Mary:Roulston
Was the soloist. •
We • noticed ,motorists • :. taking
pictures of•. our beautiful. seen-
ery: along the fifteenth on Sim -
day afternoon: Hope they had
colour film.
• Among the.. young people who
were 'home fol. the .Thanksgiving
week -end .were: 'Miss Marilyn
Finlayson• of Stratford, Misses
Donna . Osborne & Alice Brooks
of Toronto and Miss . Shirley
Brooks of Kincardine..
Mrs. Wm. 'Borden spent' .the
week -end at the .home. 'of her,
brother 'and ' •sister -in-laws Mr.'
and Mrs. ; Wm..Boulston.•
Mr. and' Mrs.: Orville. Gu-" ' of
Mitchell ,spent Sunday with Mrs:
Mae Hamilton.
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AUXILIARY PLANS.
FALL ACTIVITIES.
The regular meeting of Ladies'
Auxiliary to the Legion was' held
on 'Tuesday,October,4th. ,Final:
plans Were made for the Apron
and tea sale held. October 8th,
/A social evening with visiting
Auxiliaries' was. discussed. and
arranged All ' members are re:
quested` to .'&be" present that . ev-
'ening, Wednesday, October. 19th.
All, members please. remember
gifts. for penny auction table;
.Pla'ns for catering to a :wedding.
were'. discussed .and plans. 'made
for. October 1 th.. Will : all mean-
bers : who can possibly help, .on
this date .'come. The ' Hallowe'en
Costume . dance was also planned
for October 28th.
Mrs Susan: McNaughton . read
her • report of the Auxiliary con-
Ventiorf M ' Windsor which' ev-
eryone enjoyed, and was .very.
well prepared. The. Sports ,Offi-
cers
ffi-cern are invited to -Walkdrton ; to
attend a Meeting and. supper.
The 'President, Catherine Purvis,
closed; the meeting. "'Lunch was.
'then served::: The memibership.
prize . Was. won ' by Margaret
Carruthers but was not given' as
she was absent. The Mystery
prize was won by. Sadie, Mac1V111"
Ian.' ' The Sick Committee. ' prize'
was won by' Myrtle McQuillin':
KINLOSS, NEWS
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Miss Betty Hamilton from .tea-
ching in. Niagara Falls.
Mr.: and Mrs, Jack Needham;
Suzanne and Janie of Cor.unna
were :'week -end • guests at the
home . of Mr. and 'Mrs. Lloyd.
MacDougall:. 1
Mr;. and Mrs.' Fraser MacKin-
non and. Jimmy visited with rel-
atives 'in . Flint and Ypsilanti
over Thanksgiving week -end:
Miss Joan .1VfacKenzie of
Lucknaw was *a. guest of Connie;
MacKenzie for, the week -end..
.Mrs. George Lockhart is
'spending, a: few days with rela
tives. •in' -Hamilton..
Mr. and Mrs.. Douglas Graham
'enjoyed,:.a motor trip through
Eastern Ontario as • far- as Smith'
Falls . and visited With •Mr. and
Mrs. Mac , Keith en' route,.
•South Kinloss.; young 'People
who were home, for ,Thanksgiv-
ing included: Bill •Buckton•. fron
Toronto .University; Sandy `:•Mac
Kenzie 'from • Western University,,
Miss Helen Campbell from
ness College at Kitchener and:
Mr. • and' Mrs. Ira' . Die ie and
boys were", guests of .Mr. "and:
Mrs. It: Malleck and family of
:Kitchener .on Sunday..
Mr: and Mrs, Ed MacKenzie
and family of London spentthe
Week -end s: with • Mr. and Mrs..
Jack - McDonagh:
Mrs. Daisy 1VIacCharlesvisited
for' the week -end. with Mr. and'
Mrs: Gordon•; Kirkland:
.Miss Pat Zimmerman of Galt•:
and Mr.•F,Everett Swan of-Strab-
ane .visited' Sunday' With Mr. and
Mrs Earl,' Swan,
Mr: and Mrs.` D A. Hackett
and • Joan visited on Sunday with
`Mr.; and . Mrs. Alex Leaver.
The Missionary: `meeting is , to
be on Thursday (today). ' at. the
home of Mrs. 'Jack McDonagh.
• Church will be at .10' for the:
rest •of October.
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