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LUCKNOW ..SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
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63 CHEV., 6 cyl., automatic, radio, Lic. 169A3H ' •
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62 MERCURY, 6' cyl.,, std. shift
62 Pf NTIAC, a6 cyl., Laurentian, Lic. E4161
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62; ACADIAN, 6 cyl., std.'shift, Lic. 16988H
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Area Native
F�s�es At Dumas
'MRS., HENRY J "EA.RNELL
A resident of Huron Township' :`
for .many years, Mrs. Henry
Johnston Far ell passed away at .".
the .House of�Providence Nursing,
H'orne;in,Dundas on Wednesday,
Marchrlst.• She was 91•years of
age;
Mrs, Farnell, ws the former Mary
Elizabeth 'McGill and was born'at
Paramount'on August 20, 1875. ?,
She was 'the daughter of the late
David McGill and. Sara Cook.
I•n February, 1903, .she married
Henry J.. Farnell at Paramount.
The,'couple farmed on the 6th: of
Huron for malty years, • later. resid.
ing ih Hamilton. Mr. -Farnell's
'death occurred in March of 1961
at Pinecrest•Manor in Lucknow.
Mrs. ' Parnell,Was the last member
of the. McGill family.,
She is survived by a. son Arthur
Farnell, of Toronto, daughters:
Mrs., Grace Keane.'of Hamilton,
Tvirs. Al (Beth), Hewitt, of Galt.,
:Mrs,; Gordon (Jean) McWhirter of. • .
Gormley .,:
Besides her husband, she •was pre,•
deceased,':by sisters.Mrs ;: Annie
McKeith.,, Mrs. Emma Spindler, ,,
Misses Esther• McGill, Jean McGill
and brothers William McGill , •
George McGill:
The ,funeral service was conduct-
ed at the Johnstone •Funeral Horne
in, ,Lucknow ;on 'Friday,,' March; 3rd: •
at 2 p'. m .. by `Rev.. Rod• MacL-eod.
of Lu'cknow'Presbyterian Church.. •
',Temporary 'entombment:was .made
ir>t. South Kinloss Mausoleum with
South Kinloss Cemetery to be the
ftinal resting' place.' '
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Pallhearers were .Jim•Ketehiab a.w,
W>illiiam .Ketchabaw•, H'ossack• •
Bain, 'Jerry. Keane', Walter Pettitt,;
Robert Pettitt,
.I Features
Panel Discussion
The . February meeting of Dung-
annon W,omen•s•,Institute was•;held . .
at the borne of Mrs. L. Ivers with.
Mrs: W Zinn presiding: She::
welcomed the visiting ladies 'and
;rnern'bers
Many different recipes were
given in answer to the roll call
"Better with butter". During the . •
business period an invitation was
read from Blyth. W L { to attend
their Centennial Dinner on Marche,
16th: •
Plans were made for a .;Variety
,Concert to be held: earlyy in April=,
committee in charge being Mrs.
Wt . Zinn, Mrs, "G:: Finnigan, ss
Iva Carr and' Mrs. 'C . Finnigan.
Further•plans were made for the
Centennial Book.on, the Area
Schools:.•
The smotto "Husbands would .. ;.
rather come home .to.ad untidy
house an unmade' bed; than.to a
cranky wife"' 'was prepared by Mrs,
G. McNeeand read by•''Mrs. C.
Blake
On 'the committee to.look after
the Easter boxes for shut-ins are
Mrs. W. Brown, ,Mrs. L. Ivers andV
Mrs.. W. Stewart. •
•Asthe theme for this month was
Home Economics ,'',a panel' was
arranged or the choosing' and 'Care
of modern cookware with Mrs; C.
McNee as moderator. Shediscuss-
ed old and :modern.cookware With
many pieces oiJ display and 'd/os
and don'ts" for cleaning" them:,
also the different cleaners. ,
Meribers•' of the panel were Mrs.
H. Girvin for stainless steei, MtS,
David' Dawson - teflon and Mrs. Cr
Finnigan aluminum; Miss Flora
Durnin also showed corning Ware.
After singing the Queen and Inst
itute Grace, lunch, 'was; served by
the hostesses in charge and a; social<
half hour enjoyed.
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EDNESDAY,;,MARCH' 8th,, 1967
Ripley Couple Are S
rs Murried,.
Mends Extend Their ongrutuIutions
IR., AND Mai. *ALTER WALDEN.
About 200 Ripley and Huron
Township friends called on Satur-
day': .March 4th to 'extend congrat-
ulations to Mr. , and Mrs. Walter
Walden of Ripley onthe occasion
of their 'SUth :wedding, anniversary.
Open house was held afternoon
and.,evening at the home of their.
daughter, -Mrs; John
• MacCharles in' Ripley'. foliowing
a dinner at the Bruce Inn,'• Kinca.r-
dine . . •
'Mrs. Walden was the former
Emma. Reid 'of Huron'Township..,
Mr. Walden was born on the 2nd
of Huron' and farmed there all his,
life until retiring to -Ripley in
1948. He served as Reeve of :Rlple) , •
for sevenyears.
• Mr and Mrs. Walden have two
daughters, Mrs. Harold .(Reta)
Crittenden of Clinton and, Mrs.
John (Noreen) MacCharles of Rip-
ley; alsd six grandchildren.
At least: 22. per cent of'the na-
'tion's annual • perfume •• sales'.
occur •in December. ;
,WHY :YOU ;
SHOULD CONVERT,;
YOUR PRESENT
[OUIPMENT TO
SAFE, : ECONOMICAL
OIL HEAT
It's easy to convert to oil. Ne have a complete
line of,top quality Esso Heating: • quipment to
choose from • Esso burner -51.85 a month •
Complete Esso oil furnace unit -84.95* a
month. And now, with Esso heatuig equipment,
we•can arrange for you to. get Esso Home Heat
Service,, at no cost. Your best guarantee floc
continued home heating comfort~ ;•
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PlumS bin and 'l-ZeatinS --_ Phone'' 528-3012. Lucknow
ESFSO ` OIL BURNER .SALES,and SERVICE •
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