The Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-12-03, Page 7WEDNESDAY,,• DEC. .3rd, 1952
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Wednesday, 'MUM; Dec, 3, 4
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MATINEE SATURDAY:
Monday,. ; Tuesday, Dec: • 8, , .9
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Jack & the. Beanstalk
Stork Writes Luey's Script
::Lucille Ball, vivacious 'star of
the ,"I Love Lucy" CBS -TV': show,
describes seine :•unusual problems
in costuming.' .and. script -writing.
caused by her becoming an ex=
p'ectant mother. Look .for: "L ucy's.
• Having, a Baby", by Lucille
in, this' Sunday's (December
issue of Color. Gravure American
Weekly, exclusively with :.The
Detroit Sunday .Times.
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THE LUCKNOW ,SENTIML,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
MERCURY DIPPED TO
to ABOVE MONDAY MORNING DUNGA.. ..
The Z,INN--SMYTH
past week, brought the
first touch of winter, and early
Monday morning, .December 1st,
the mercury dipped .to ten above
zero for the coldest 'day . of the
season.
November was unusually pleas-
ant, as Novembers ,go, with above.
normal temperatures. The high
for the month was 58 degrees,
and the' low 18. •R.ainfall totalled
3.21 inches and there was a scant.
214 inches of snow. This is the
more extraordinary when• com-
pared with November '1951, which.
brought 'a rear record snowfall: of
46y2 inches.
GIRL GUIDENEWS
At the regular' meeting of the
1st I.ucknow Girl /Guide . Com-
pany, Novemberth, the follow
ing Guides were/enrolled, Jean
Mullin, Nancy .ebster, . Joanne
Hunter, Jean Ri6hards and• Betty
.Habkirk. Jean -Richards won.the
compass 'for 'having .finished her
test first and Joanne Hunter won
a one year's subscription to the
"Canadian Guide" magazine as.
runner-up.
Four Guiders were. enrolled; .'
Mgrs.. Chas.. Smith. and Mrs. Rob-•'
ert Findlay, Girl Guide leaders;,,
Mrs. Harold Thompson and Mrs..
Keri Mowbray, Ranger •'Leaders.
Irene.. Roulsto#i, 'a Lone Guide
from the 8th :Ontario Lone Guide
'Company.. was present. and took
her .promise and received her
Lone: Guide; badge.
• A highlight of theevening. was
the . presentation :of the ' shield
which. was donated to the . Girl
Guide Company by Mr. .Wrn.
,Schmid. It was won by the. Robin
'Patrol,. Marjorie. Armstrong,, pat-
,rol. leader.: • This'. patrol , had' the
highest . number of points • during
the year, attendance, uniform and
tests. passed being: the. basis of
awarding. , •
Several' mothers were •present,
and were served refreshments <af
terwards in the Guide . room by
Mrs Bob MacKenzie, Mrs. W. B.
;Anderson and Mrs., A.' C. Agnew,:
'The'Guides enjoyed square dant-'
ing, .cocoa and' sandwiches.'.
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AS RACKETY &SONS
The Dungannon United church
'parsonage on Saturday, Novem-
ber 29th at one o'clocly was the
scene of a quiet but pretty wed-
ding of Donna Elaine, second
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. , Gor-
don Smyth and Irvin Clarke, sec-'
and son of Mr... and* Mrs."' E. G.
Zinn of the Crewe district.. Rev.
George Watt performed the 'cere-
mony, The bride wore a becom-
ing floor length gown` .of light,
blue .taffeta, net ,yoke. and short.
sleeves, • a, shoulder • length net
veil'. to ' match with . headdress
fashioned with •tiny .pink roses.
She carried a, shower bouquet of
'red roses and . stephanotis. Her
sister, : Marie,;' .was bridesmaid,
wearing to ., mauve ` net -over 'taf-
feta dress with matching veil and
flower headdress and carried. a
'bouquet of chrysanthemums : of
various shades.. Mr. Warren: Zinn,
brotherof the groom, was best
man. ' After .the :.ceremony . and
photography . at , .Goderich, • the.
bridal party • returned,. tothe
bride's home • where. , nlmnediate.
,guests were ' entertained. The
bride's mother received .wearing,
royal blue -crepe, assisted by the
$groom's mother wearing a dress
of 'grey crepe. For a wedding trip
the bride 'wore black and red , taf-
feta, navy goat and reelaccesser-
ies. After returning from Toronto,
Niagara Falls and the States they,
will.'. reside on ;the groom's farm.
on .the 4th Con. .of.Ashfield. Prior.
to their: ' marriage, the, bride' was
given a'miscellaneoustn
gshower of
.'gifts by friends and neighbors.
. OKE• CIISHOLM
•A quiet :but • pretty . ' wedding
was. solemnized at. St. Augustine
Roniap- Catholic'. Church at 11
a.m. Saturday November ' 29th;
when Rev.,. Father. Toth united in
marriage 'Marie Marguerite, only'
daughter of Mr. ' • and . Mrs. Jack'
Chisholm, 'Dungannon ;'arid Mur;
ray C. Oke. of . Toronto; -eldest son -
of Mr. and, 'Mrs.' Irvine. Oke .,.of
Goderich Township. The ' church
was decorated beautifully with
chrysanthemums -Of r a r i o us.
shades. The bride, given in mar-
riage by her .father, •looked love-
ly wearing a' charmaine blue suit
with feather hat of :gold and rust
anti -,list; accessories. She carried
an ivory prayer book topped with
an orchid with satin ' streamers.
and pink •rosebuds: To the strains:
of the wedding' march :played: by
her cousin, Agnes 'Chisholm, God-
erich, she
oderich,.she entered the church with
her. father. Miss Marybelle Chis-
holm, her cousin,. was bridesmaid
wearing a suit of twoo-tone grey,
dusty rose 'blouse, hat and acces-
sories. .
cces-sories..: Her flowers; were mums
of different 'shades,.. rose's -and
fern, Mx. Donald: Oke of . Zurich'
attended his brother as (best man.
Mr..' Leonard .";Chisholm, brother
of the bride, ushered 'the .guests.:
Miss.' :Agnes , Chisholm, . ; organist,
for the occasion accompanied',
her • singing' ' "Ave Maria" and
"On This • Day". For the . dinner!
reception .at the. Park ' House,
Goderich, the .bride's mother re-
ceived . the . ,guests wearing :,navy
crepe with rhinestone trim :and
natty accessories.. • The 'groom's
Mother wore a navy .dress and
each wore :similar; `.corsages •. of
White tinted piiik gardenias with
stephanotis:. After dinner!. • • the
guests repaired to the home. , of
the groom :where another recep-
tion took place with- additional
friends, who • gathered in''readi-
ness for .`congratulations.. For
travelling the bride wore a
boucle knitted wool: suit of egg-
shell ' shade... After their . return
from a *tr.'p to iChicago . they.' will
reside i Toronto where the
groom is. mployed with, the .Bell
Telephone Company. Prior tO
her. Marriage the bride was feted
with gifts 'from •Goderich friends.
and ' employees •of. the Goderich
telephone' office where 'she work-
ed and also was given a miscel,
laneous ' shower by Dungannon
friends.: Guests 'for the,wediidrig
Were
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from London,
nM
eaford, Zur
ich, Toronto
and Windsor.
Y.P.U. Meeting' ' `n.
The 'Dungannon Young Peo-
ple's Union of the United church
held a 'service' on Sunday even-
ing with Miss Lillian •Popp, Mar-
garet Joy Durnin as leaders, as-
listing the pastor,' Rev. George'
vigifitirowappopow
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PAGE SEVEN
Y USE.
•• Preseints:,
Thursday, Friday,Saturday,' December 4, 5,
The. eonfliet between 'two U'S. Marine offjcers, over the: •
handling of • their airplane' squadrons. . •
•'`Flying Leathernecks"y g,
with JOHN WAYNE, ROB T. RYAN 8i JANIS .CARTER.
CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS -SHOW
• 4.0
Monday,' , Wech es •
day,:DecsmbGr 8 10
� g,.
An all star picture with: a bevy of, Guest Stara--.
Tuesday,
laterMusic!'
•
Bringing Bing Ci'gsbY• in the most ' entertaininpicture of
the year with. such stars as . Charles Coburn, Nancy. Olsen
and Marge and. Gower Champion. • .
lOYNO 3 Al 1ig3 ll int lorl l i Alia *
Watt Responsive reading was led It id: at :the piano; trumpet set-,
by Margaret Joy, who also of- ections by Jimmy Reed and J. C.
•fered. prayer, A Young .Peoples Durnin,{.solos ,by Mrs. Carman ,
choir :led the .singing and sang Anderson , ;and' Mrs. Marianne
nier- T
accoYnpa i d by 'No resnovt�ch, accompanied by Mrs~;
an anthem:
ma Sherwood at the ,organ, Who L. Stingel, violin selections bar
also,' accompanied at the piano._ Jack : Errington . accompanied by
for a, trio, of Wilmer Errington, Mrs.. Hera Stothers, readings ' by
Lois ',Webster and Shirley ,Finrii- Miss Beth ' McConnell, song by.
gan. Rev. • Watt gave an, encour Donna McNee and Pauline An-
• aging message with strong . appeal derson, dialogue by Crewe school,
fot the young people to use•their `'Miss 'Ada Webster teacher, 'acro
talents togoo} advantage. batics byFustina Banks, dmuble
,.
trios by Dungannon senior•room
pantomime .• by ..Diggins. school„
teacher .Miss, Ruth :Pentland, ars
Indian drill by Dunganon,• school.
pupils,. teachers. Mk.. Eric ; Moore
'`and..Mrs. M. Durnin,..Dungannon
School chorus Mrs.•. Dustew ac -
companying at the. piano,' Piano
spplo by Barbara Witten. • The
chairman' entertained' with a flint
strip •on. Pert of New~York. -86i 5QE-
was.. the door. receipts, : which. wast
above„the figures realized at last
year's•; concert;
Library ;Board Concert • ”
• The .Dungannon Public Library
Board sponsored:•the annual con
cert Friday night at '. the Parish
hall; With, a fine crowd, hearing
a splendid program frons neigh-
boring school pupils with the, aid
of 'their teachers and music sup
ervisor,.Mrs. Gerald 'Dustow: Rev.
Watt,. president of the, Library
_Board actited-''as-•chairman Ol Can.
ada 'was sun g with Miss Barbara
Wilson 'at the . piano, A :drill by
Cedar Valley school, . Miss Payxie
teacher, was preceded by .Scottish
songs . by Mx.: Ed. Baker, Ludt-. Advertising ' doesn't cost — it
now:accompanied,. by •MrsAllan pays! .
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