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HUF4S , FEBRUARY 21,sit; 1052
BLIND FUND DONATIONS
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Jas, E, Little, 10.00' . H, Greer,
5.00; 'Lucknow Fruit Market, '5.00;
C. Mason;, •5.00,•
' C. MaeTavish,,
5,00; Oliver Glenn, 5.00; 'William
Hunter, 1.00; J. Wasney; 2•.00;
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has., ,Cook,. 2.00; A. Breckles,
1,00;.C. L. Smith; '2.00;. J E Ban-
nister, 2,00;,Roy Collyer, 2,00; L.
C. Thompson, 3,00;'=John.Kreutz-
weiser, 3,00; L. Ashton,. 2.00; J.
Wraith, .75; Mrs:• G. Lockhart, •
.5.00;• Dick Baker, 5.00; Mrs. ..R.
Nelson, 1.00; Bert Ward,. 2:00;
Op. MacIntosh, 2•,00; John W.
Henderson Lumber Ltd'., 60,0.0; C.
Lorenz, 25; Mrs. C.., Shaddick,°
,50;. 'Thos, 'Burns, 2,00•,'' Jas. De=
Cechy, •1.00;. Clair Agnew, • 2.00;
, Redvers Johnston, 2.90;'. Harry,
McQuillin, 5.00; Norma Reay, 50;•
Miss E, Reid, ' .50; Mrs.. Ewen Me-
•.•. ;Kenzie, 2.00; A .Friend, 3,00; • Joe
Cgnley,•, 2.00; W, Potter, 2,00; Rod
Mae Dougall, 2.00; M. Wi}son.
Hamilton, 1.00; 'Mrs, J. • W..Hen-
derson, 1000; .Mrs. Jt• Carnegie,
2,00; T. A. 'Cameron, ..2.00; Jack
Cook,: 200; E. Gaunt, 5.00;. Gar-
field McDonald; 1.00; A. Bowman,
1,00'; . J. Gardner, • 1.00; Sam.•
Sherwood, 2.00; Mrs. Mae I•rwin,.
•,1,N; Treleaven Milling Co. Ltd.;
500 `H: A: Thompson, 2:00; :Wm.
,Robb, 2.00;; Alf Ritchie, 2.00; Bud
Hamilton, 1.00; Gordon Brooks;.
:100;. S. 'Robertson, 5.00; Mrs, Geo,:
• Brooks, 1,00;• Chester; 2.00; !C
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C: Crawford, 3:00,'. Joe
A:b Alton; k.00; Nlrs.• Elizabeth 111
ton;, 1.00; VIrs. MacFarlane, 2.00;
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W •SENTINEL;° LUCKNOW, ONTARIO'
HOME 'OF HAMILTON
BLIND 'MAN ROBBED
. At' a time wi ten others are con-
trrbuting to, the aid of the h b11nd,
Hamilton's, "meanest thief." has..
been 'robbing one of their num-
bergs •
Early • last 'Thursd ay ',evening,
while Mr. and Mrs.. Harold Mit,
chell . and.'fan iIy were briefly.
absent f-ron their home in IJarn,
ilton, a thief gained entrance to
their• xesiidenee by a' basement
window, and ransacked the house.
The loot include .d money,
watches, a diamond ring • and
ether household articles, as well
G`s leather .which Harold uses to
manufacture articles.
,xHarold; - .who i8. -a-' native • -of
"Wingham„ '•logit ,his sight severaa,.
Years . ago. ,Mrs.' Mitchell, fori'ter-,
ly' Margaret Currie,, i's a sister
of Mrs. Morgan • Henderson ; of
town, •
AMONG DECORATORS TO
V.l[S)KT WALLPAPER PLANT
• • According to' an, article 'in the
London Free .Press, last `week a
selected group.. Of. Western On-.
tario•,master painters and decor=
atars observed • the,..,irocess . of
wallpaper designing last . Wed:
nesday when.' they toured . the
iod .rr'n-wallpaper-p'lant7o t
ton Wallpapers,: Ltd.,',,at ,Leas ide.
'The trio was planned to familiar
•ize ache .party with wallpaperr
manufacturing and to see the pat
terns. of tamorrow
P.hrlils Stewart ori; k►ioW `was
at member of 'the . group.
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WORKI'NG. WITH ,CA'NAD'IANS IH ESiERY WALK OF':l IEE. SINCE: 18.17'
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WEDDING BELLS
COURTNEX-AUSTIN
• St. Joseph's, •'Roman Catholic
Church, Kingsbridge,. was the,
setting for, a pretty wedding; on
,Saturday morning, February 9.th,, •
when Mary Teresa, daughter 'of
Mr.. ' Frank Austin, • Kingsbridge;:
and • the ---date Mrs, . Austin; Was
married to Mr. Joseph Michael,
Courtney, son • of Mrs. Grace
Courtney, Detroit, and.. the late.
Mr, Joseph 'Courtney., formerly,' .of
Kingsbridge. The. ,double .ring
ceremony was performed -by Rev.
Fr,. ,MacMartin,. Mrs. Wm. -Lannon,
'presided'. •at. the organ• .and . a
choir. composed of • Donna 'arid.
Delina Lannon,. and. Lor tita• and:
Frances Martin; sang "n: Sacred.
Heart", ,;':`,Wilt; Thou, Lbok. Upon.
Me; Mother",. and "Mary,.Dearest
Mother"., , The bride, given in
marriage by ,her lather, wore a
gown of...Freneh suede lace over
,white satin and'x'nPt' fashioned
with full hoop skirt. The Basque
.bodice, with .• full sleeves; 'was
fastened with pink satin .button -s,
and had a' Peter, Pat collar .em=
broidered in seed pearls.' She
were a . white satin. pillbox hat,
gasp .embroidered in 'pearr1s,• fr om
which fell 'a short veil of tulle
illusion. - She • carried a,••. white
prayer book arrangement 'of Am=
erican Beauty roses and steph-
anotis ' with' ribbon streamers
'knotted with • roses, :Mrs.. John
Austin, Ashfield 'township, sister,
.9f _the b ide_.grP_O ,„..'W -A • t tO11...
Of honor; wearing 'blue nylon,.
!net over: blue taffeta; styled with.
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full hoop • skirt, with • .thatching
blue cutaway 'jacket.. Her head -
caress was of 'braided net with
blue ;matching •flowers. Ilei: flow-
ers were. pale- yellow, roses 'and
stephanotis. Mr. John Austin, the
-bride's brother;.was best, maw).
After • the. ceremony. a wedding.
dinner was s'erve:d . to 3:5 guests
at, the British. Exchange Hotel,.
;Goderich. L.ater::Mr. ' and' NIrs.
Courtney left ',for a trip to the
United States, . the ; bride
ling' in : a- suit . of 'forest green.
ۥabardine with plum colored top
coat, black accessories and..cor;
sage:: of pale pink carnations.
They will ' reside 'on the ' bride;
groom's :farm, R. 1., Dungonnon.
ALLIN-CULLITON.
Boris C'ulli:tp i;. daughter of the.
late Mr, and Mrs'. Richard
ton, b 'came the: bride of William
Allen of: Wingham, son of the late.
Mr• and. Mrs. Harold' R. Allin
of Lucknow:, at a. ceremony at the
home of '-Mr.` and . Mrs. .M. lylc�
Phaii;''. Wir gham,.• ori Saturday;
February 9th at 5 pari Rev Alex.
Nimno :officiat.ed. --
Given in marriage by. Mr: Ewart
-MeiCer-cher; the bride *ore, a -steel
grey suit :;with yellow: accessories
and , an orchid. for her : corsage.
The. ' brides:ii'raid,, Mrs Everett
Cathers of" Belmore; ' *ore • a . plc•
and pic brow' `suit with mauve.
c_�r +aeries and a cors_
low roses. Mr. William; Johnston•
of Lucenew, 'as"tbe best Arran,.>•
The. reception-,-•.wa-=•held--a
the Hotel Brunswick. •Afterwards
.the couple left on a wedding trim;.
to the ;United States ' 1
final fixture back to Sepoyville
on, Monday.y night
Chas. Chin S Dred 5,, Jack Chin
4'• and Roy ,Stanley 2. M'c•Creight
was again the -big gun for Monk
tort with 4 goals, Hymers, got 2
and • Holman, 1. •
The Bud. Thompson Jaek Cook
(boys now meet the winner of
'the Hensal1.Ripley .series in the
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finals for the W..O.A.A, "D!'' 'sil-
verware.
sil•-ver•ware,,
Lucknow goal, Gordon Fisher;
def., Kent Hedley, Chas. McDon-
agh; centre, Jack Chin; wings,
Charlie Chin and. Roy•w.Stanley;_
alt,, Steve Carnegie;. Lorne Cook,
Alvin Baker•,George Cupskcey;
Dennis Emberlin. (Kenny Mac
Nay absent with: ninmps).
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MIDGETS OUST MONKTON,,
R>A'CH. W.O.A.A. FINALS
•Lucknow Midgets' power line
of 'Charlie .-and Jack- Chin and
Roy , Stanley blasted • Monkton,
out of .the ,W.O.A,A. playdowns
an. Monday rri�ght by sc
a ore of
0;=f paa n -e pa-sai-ng--} ays=h -d-
the Monkton ,lads baffled, time.;
and, again.. •
The visitors were leading 2-1
at ;the 'end of the first period..
Lticknow nosed/to' a 5,4' lend at
the end of the second 'and ran
it, to 8-4 midway through :the
third, before Monkton got -one
• back, L'ucithow replied in about,
a 'minute and ':each team scored
itl thp last Minute of play;
'Charlie Chin ledthe. assault
1 t�'itl� .6 goals and a pair of assists,
} Jack Chin gait three j;caIs and -5`
'kvith lt.oy Stanley picking
! 'up a single goal and two'. assists.
Monktrm took the first' game
• 1: of the' series. by ,a count'OT 9 to
• 4 The” game was played Mrl\ver-.
ten as the Monkton .kids. haven't
t....rink. and do their 1i' ctihing
in a church shed, Li ckno •v roared
' back t)`n • Thur;stiay night to win
I their •home • game .11-7. mid thane
won the toss that brought ,the
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