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THE LUCNNAW SENTINEL, LUiOW ONTARIO,.
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The life time cooking utensil . . Sauce pans: In •all sizes
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Fry Pans 9" and 11" with or without covers. and all •
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Also Roasting Pan's in different szes_ ° .
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SUPREME ALUMINUM WARE ..
We have ' a..'wide range to choose from; reasonably priced
and any 'piece would: Make a pleasing gift - See the4iridal.
Gift Set.
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
•FOIA "THE MAN OF THE • HOUSE
Winter Mitts, ' Gloves and: 'Gauntlets;
Pocket '.Knives and Carpenter's Tools.
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• Irons,. Tea Kettles,' Percolators •and .Heating Pads• '
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INTERESTING CHRISTMAS: observance stressing . the need for
1V1EET1NG HELD'' BY : W.I. keeping in . mind the real signif i$
cance of the day: Mrs° 'G. Meik-
A :large. crowd • assembled in ejohn played 'a piano solo and; ports Were given :by. the :treasur-
the Recreation Centre on Friday Mrs, 0, Jones and Miss ' Mar, er and •the sick' committee. Don=
afternoon for the Christmas meet- garet Rae sang a •'duet. ations of jams or cannedods
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ing of Lucknow •W.I ' Mrs:' C. Mrs.*. Welsh'. 'ave•..a delight- Children''s. Shelter were
g for the'.
Cook" presided for' the.: business ful-'description• of how. Christmas .received. 1VIrs.._A. MacNay took
session • and .Mrs. A. Havens. read is ,Celebrated in. ,Bonnie Scotland charge .of ' the • •following program
the correspondence and gave' the where there is much' genuine .hymn . "O .. come all ye' faithful
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Financial -standing. --Mrs W Joynt ladness and'. -no lonely.�oxies Dare readings by Mrs:.'E..`Taylor, Mrs.
and Mrs. A, MacNay gave reports forgotten. °The. topic, "Every pri-
of the conunittee in charge of the vilege carries. 'a responsibility", ,
painting' of thesouth wing of the was' discussed. by Miss Dean
Centre Which: was financed by' MacLeod who spoke of .it as,�be=
the' W.I. and Which --greatly add-.. •ing• a very suitable subject for
-ed.' to .the attractiveness• of the this 'festive season. Jane Joynt
room. The roll call was answered` and Karen Mowbray sang a duet' . committee in charge. Inc 'Jan
• by donations for the Christmas :accompanied by. ,Mrs: w. Joynt. nary meeting will be: held'at. the
- _ . i. .... ..- home. of Mrs G -Elliott.'
ch mer boxes for shut-ins Mrs:• A. :Struthers. conducted a ,
Mrs;.. A. 'Struthers presided , for Contes. e
t • The hostesses far th
OVERSEAS SLIDES SHOWN
PARAMOUNT. W.I. SOCIAL.•..
Members; of Paramount Wo
men's Institute; . entertained fam-
. dies, and friends on Thursday
evening at a .bounteous pot luck
supper and program at the Re-
creation Hall in Lucknow. 'There
were over 70. present.
Mr. Walter Dexter :presided for
the 'program which opened with.
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a sing song with Mrs. O. Rich-,
Ards at. the.piano. ' Mrs.. M, J.
Webster gave a humorous read-
ing on what happens .at an. In-
stitute meeting, followed by a
;pianoduet. 'by Joyce and Elaine
:MacNay, a ; reading by Mrs. Rob-
ert Ilteid,• a diiet by. 'Shirley and.
Alice Brooks and_,a recitation by
Mrs Burt •Rdach, ,� '
Thechairman. called ,on several
in the audience for short ' speech-
es and then introduced Mr. Jas.
Needham' . of Ripley who showed
'slides illustrating his, trip to the
British' Isles.. this. past .summer
and 'which was most interesting:
Mrs 0. Richards expressed.
the thanks. of the gathering and
presented •a small tdken of alp,
preciation, , and . a: most enjoyable
evening concluded with the Nat-
ional Anthem...
Women's Association, Group . I
The Johnston -Houston group
met at the home of: Mrs. W. Dren-
nan on Wednesday; December 7,
rice-Iuf•-i Wa rd children present. present. Mrs. M. John-
son was • in charge with the 1.
theme "Hope of the World", . the
meditation by Mrs<1VI. Johnston .�
and the scripture by -Mrs., F. Gil
christ, ;the theme .hymn and. • the
hymi "It.:^eame• upon the Mid-
night clear" was sung and pray-
er offered by Mrs. G. `Elliott: l .e- •
E: Thom and. Mrs. A. MacNay; a
duet by Mary Murdie and Dawn
Stewart :and a:. solo by Margaret
`Rae. Carol. singing and the' miz-
pah benediction :closed the meet=
frig and •lunch was served/by the
the program and carols were meeting, Mrs...A. Struthers, Mrs.
sung With, Mrs. G. 1VIacl, arrnid
..s; Mrs. S. .•Collye.r, Mrs.
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••at the' piano. The' nativity_ story
from scripture was ''read by. Mrs.
Edna' .Robinson. ' Mrs. E. Taylor
E. Robinson' and' Mrs. W. McGill
'served .a tasty lunch and .:candy.
• r'ead a fine article. on Christmas : Is Your Suubscrip
I. South Kinloss W.M.S,.s. ."
The WAVI.S. meeting was held
en December' 7th in the base.-
rhent ofthe church: The directors.
in charge vVere Mrs. W. ;F. Mac-
Donald 'and IVIrs.' I. Dickie. "The
tion Paid? meeting 'opened with .a reading
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e Invite' You To ' 'isit Our NEW' JIJyENILE •DEPARTMENT
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WEDNESDAY, I3EC 14th, 1955.
Gifts Galore at The Seioy Stone where you can•
do ."one-stop gift 'shopping for every member or
the family. And, you'll have e chance .. to. win: one
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With every $2.00 purchase. from, now .until Christmas
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you will receive a ticket. on ou> •-grant draw to be
made ,at 10.00.p.m.,' December 24th, for three lovely 3
prizes
a
SUPER. TRICYCLE with life size pony .$311:95
RUBBER DOLL, with real hair : $. 7.75'
BOUDOIR . LAMP,, .value -_--�_ :..$ 7.95..
See theon display at The . Store' : and. 'make this, your
Christmas Shopping Centre for Lovely, Practical and ;
Priced -Right . Gifts for All tuhe. Family.
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PHONE :108-w LIICKNOW • •
AGENT FOR CARSON CLEANERS
and, pr• ayer by the president, M's. �,
W. 1VMacIntyre..Carol 72 was sung
The Christmas., messagewas read
from the Glad- Tidings, Mrs, T;
Collyer, Mrs. D. MacK'innon,. Mrs.
•W: F. MacDonald, Mrs:: W. Mae-
Intyre, each 'reading a portions .A
report from the treasurer, . Mrs:.
H: Buckton; . followed. It was
unanimously agreed by. .the. mem-
bers :that uncan _ MacCon-
neli be presented . with the' life
membership : certificate given this
year. •.The. Bible study on "Mary"
was' given .by ''Miss • D.' MacLeod.
Prayers were said by:• Mr's. L.
MacDougall, Mrs. Caswell and..
Mrs. H. Austin. A solo "Silent
Night" • by Mrs. -S. MacLeod, ' ae
corripanied by: . Mrs. - H.. Buckton,
was enjoyed; Carol singing by all
members ,followed: ' Mrs, T. Mac
Kenzie.. "spoke'' briefly on C G.I.T.
'work and displayed ; corsages
made .by the girls. A chapter from
the' study book and. a •'Christmas
poem was: read 'by. Mrs.' I. Dickie.
A special collection was taken :for•
the . BBirtle---lndustri-al=--Sc-hool-
Hymn and prayer closed the
meeting . after . 'which • lunch and'
a time of. fellowship foliowed.
WEDDING -BELL
•' DARLING •EDGAR •
A, pretty wedding was solemn-
ized at the home of the•' groom's
parents on . Saturday, December
3rd, when Elizabeth:"May Edgar,
daughter • of `• Mr.' :J. X. Edgar of
Holyrood, and the late. Mrs. Ed -
:gar, became the bride of George
Johnstone, son : of 'Mr, and Mrs.
Stanley Darling.. The ceremony
was ,performed by Rey: R. :A.
Brook of . Bluevale, United
Church, beneath , an arch ' of
•evergreen, entwined With red
roses,
1 The bri'de's gown was of white
'II -nylon with lice bolero- She wore
e lace: veil and carried red roses.
Her sister, Mrs. Harold • La-
mont, . was bridesmaid and ,, Was
gowned. in. blue nylon. , Her flow-
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ers ware pinkk.=-carnationst= ' '
The groom, was' attended by his
brother, Donald Darling ,of.'Tor-
onto., ,
'After the ceremony, a reception`
was held, the groom's mother re-
cceiving. -in a' navy , dress with
navy–accessories–an-'cl7Weating–a:
corsage of •red carnations.
Table decorations were yellow
mums, ,the table being centred by
a tiered. ,Wedding cake ..
For travelling the bride chose
blue with a blue top coat .and
w navy accessories .After the wee-
ding trip, their home will be• on
the groom's .farm on the Bluevale
as Guests were present from, /Tot-.
,cs�a on arraston' /Mid 'Dees
Water; Atwood, Lucknow, Wing
h'am and Drew.
RE-ELECTED VICE:PRESIDENT
The GreY-Bruce-Huron Aber-
deen Angus ' Association .annual
meeting was , held, at •'Walkerton.
last week with Russell Barclay,
Tara, as president:' Tom' Todd .of
'St.' Hel"ens' was re=elected first
vice president although --he waS
unable to be ..present; •, ••
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