The Lucknow Sentinel, 1949-09-29, Page 7THURS., SEPT'F,MBDR 29th, 1949-
WEDDING BELLS
II IMIL TON- ELFHYCK
A quiet .wedding was solemn-
ized in The Manse of Ashfield
' Presbyterian •Church on Wednes-
day afternoon, September: 21st, 'at,.
three,. o'clock, 'When Dr. W. O.'
flhoad officiated at the marriage:
of Josephine Marjorie' Elphick;•
eldest dauhter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Eliphiek 'Of Paramount• to
Liam. Allan "Bud" Hamilton; son
of Mr.. and Mrs. iRdbertiarrrilton,
":01$6. Of Paramount
The` bride' was gowned in White
satin with long sleeves, tapering
to a, .point •.over the " hand, Her
fingertip.. veil 'was .'held. in 'place
spy a seed pearl-. headdress:" and..
she .wore'.a three=strand' necklace'
and .carried; ` a bouquet . of red
roses and ;fern,' Her". attendant;.
Miss, 'Wilda.: Irwin of .,ucknow,
'wore .a mauve`'•taffeta gown with.
fingertip veil. 'held in'place by
a seed. pearl. Headdress. She car-
ried a colonial•, (bouquet of 'yel-
low roses.` , •
The best man was Mr. Donald
Hamilton, brother ,of, the ' groom.
Following, the • . marriage • the
bridal couple and ,their . attend
• antsmotored to Knotty Pine Inn,
Kincardine, where ,a wedding
dinner• :as served. A reception
was 'held . that 'evening and Mr._
and Mrs. Hamilton later left by
motor.for North Bay and Ottawa,
returning by way of the St .
Lowe' nce
1ii er.They: will make
their.home in Lucknow..
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THE LUCKNOW* S 'IPT ; L'UCKNOW, ONTARIO
DUNGAr4NO1
Pre-NuY,tiat Shower •
Mrs, Benson • Mole, .,6th Con.• of•
Ashfield, was hostess at her home
Friday night for a miscellaneous •
shower for her niece,'. Miss Grace'
Cook, whose Marriage takes place
i October lat. ,About .35 guests • at-
tended and enjoyed .a mock wed=
ding prepared as; part of the ev-
ening's entertainment. Those talc,
ing part "were Miss Gwen Ste-.
wart, ,..minister; D'onanne Ceasar
bride,dressed in a floor leng
green. taffeta dress, lace curt in
veil and carrying' a. bouqug of
'celery, onions and •carrots, . She
'was,charming' with ,the exception
of many+iipstick freckles Marina,
Petrie, as, groom, was J andsorne
With a claw suit and •proudly dis-
.played diamond socks. Mr`s,.•: Har
vey . Mole,' gave: the bride., away,
`and'•,clai'med ;'Phe 'was •glad: to do.
so as»she was• a bill of expense.
Mrs. ' Benson; Mole demanded
them. •to. produce their. •license,.
which .,Was only an old car. clic-
ense, after Much • awkward
searching. The bride' -to -be, who
.was .seated in :a specially decor-
ated'chair,' was presented at her
side with a rbaSket of gifts
brotught ; in by Marion and . Jean-
ette Mole., Misses Loll Mole. and•
Lois., Webster • assisted :Grace . in
opening the `gifts, who thanked
all : f or their kincL expression. Mrs.
Hugh McWhinney read an ad-
dress', :
s , , of best wishes on'behalf:
of those present arid Mrs. Glad •ys
Itivett gave •a'.cumbrous reading.
Mrs.` Benson and Mrs Har-
vey
vey Mole,; assisted by'Lois:Web,:
sten and Los Mole, served level
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'refreshments .to close a `.';very
happy. everting.
• GEORG GIBBONS IBBONS ' 'of Ripley
"has`hi meat market in operation
again •after • a 12weeks' layoff
that.`•was 'originally .exp'eeted :to
be ust -"a few days'. rest
.LEN C. H EWITT
of Saskatoon
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formerly' of . Kinloss,'_ has been
awarded the *degree of Chartered
Life."Underwriter 'on .completion
of a three year course :in modern
life : underwriting, .sponsored, by
the Institute of :C.L.U..of: Canada..
United Evening Aux..o the,WMS
The. opening fall meeting of
the Evening: Auxiliary ,was held
_last,Tuesday: evenrng at the home
of .Mrs. Floyd 'Wilson, witli.:31 ..in
attendance: The .. president, Mrs.
.Harvey Webster.; • conducted,' the
business period: 'The roll callwas.
answered by each nember" •receiv-
ing from' Mrs,: Webster,,.pictures.
she. had taken.. a • the group ; last
June at the picnic. Mrs. Muiiiford
made ' a• few ' remarks and`'ralso;
extended `best. ° 'wishes :, from . the;
liagersvilleT Evening:: Auxiliary.
1Vfrs. M. -Corrin and Miss Jean' Os-
borne volunteered. to '' look; after'
.theordering and distributing •of,
Chr.istmas ordering
desiring
cards may, leave:their.order With..
one:'of. these • ladies. ',The new:'
• study book, "Growing with the:
Years", was. introduced and the
firtisteh e
ap�ter „presented by ' ,Mrs
Alex.Andrew, with the assistance
of. Mrs. F. `G, `'Brewer, Mrs. C.
Crawford ;and Mrs. E. 'Crawford.'
Readings - Were 'given by Miss
Mary. Struthers and 1VPrs: R.
Black:. The , m,eeting was !brought
to .,a ; close by the mizPaly bene.-
diction •followed .by •a contest;' and
social` hour.
family plot should- -be-
graced.
be-graced• with.Lthe shrine -like
beauty• of 'a riaonument which
will be everlastingly a tribute
to those at rest. We, have many
classic styles tosuggest, and
will work` (kith yoU, on cus-:
tbi cThsigns. ` "
Exceptionally low prices.
No 4canvassing, ` which . elimiri
ates sales 'commissions.• •
Inscriptions • ;Repairing;
Sandblasting YVIemorials'
25 Years' Experience
The latest in Portable.
Sandblast Equipment
All work personally executed
Brownlee' Me•orAial
Alfred St., WINGHAM
'Phone 45:'
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NEIL' MacLENNAN,
Ripley, 'Ontario.'
Anniversary Services >
= ' The,•Dungannen •United church
on Sunday, .Sep.tember 25th; oka, ..■ •
served- anniversary, ;services•,both ■
morning and evening::. with :::Rev.; ■
Gordon Hazelwood of Walton as4 s
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• POTATO' OV: Rt 21/z; 'POUNDS
The largest otato, we've, •heard
of to, date this season, ." is one
grown'by C'as(Well. Hackett of
'Lucknow which tipped •the'scales"
at two pounds, nine brines, and
mould:make "a. meal for a fam-
ily". The' potato has been on dis-
play at The Sentinel Office.. Can.
anyone beat. it? '
Heads Rebekah Lodge
A! . iRebekaih Lodge as been.
newly. organized in • Wingham.
9fficers• will be installed in Oct-
ober..Mrs. Horace, (Jean) Aitch-,
'ison has, been elected, noble:
grand., ' .
In Mishap, At London,
• • .Herbert. 'John •Q,iiinn, , 60, of
Timmins suffered,.a fractured leg
in London_ Last: Thursday evening_
when struck by ;a car.' driven by.
Benson :Johnston;' R, -3, .Auburn.
Mr. Quinn• w'as crossing the street
diagonally from HotelLandoll;when the mishap occurred. -
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Brought Quick Results;
A wood for sale advertisement
in last week's Sentinel brought
quiek results. for .Jdhr Austin • o f .
Asfhfield
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Thirty -One At: Sunday Gather'ing�
1VIxs. J4. • Sproul has' had as her•.
guest .her, 'brother, Mr Earl Beg-
le of: F William; Fort W lliam .and last
*week
week the ' ' visited ' at' Leamington and two : children, • :.who were other relatives', frah�-4ih`is vicinity'
y ley
With . t ei�--'"brother. Willi " 'n enroute frotn. British 'Columbia to..Orvi11 and `Lloyd Begley ,are .,.
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Sunday; there were thirty one Halifax;' Mr ':and Mrs. Lloyd.Beg-' sons ' ofrVBe`g y.` The former
iver= and:. is being
,. is' a
dec-sea
.Tor nto
' gathering� hildren,of o
relatives -'at ley: 'and two c ,P
r ves'''at a �£axn;ly Y from the : Pacific :ta ' •
at the Sproul. home, Theym- :M r. and Mrs. Robert• Rosel and transferred
Mid -P. coast; .
Atlantic c.
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eluded Mr. and Mrs Orville • Beg s`on of.Grand Rapids, Much. and. the A „ ,.
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guest: speaker. The church was
tastefully decorated: wwith.. beaut-,.
:ful :autumn flowers :and .among..
them were at :the, '. altar a lovely
houciu,et .orf ' gladioli *arid chrys-;
anthemums piaced "by Mrs. Bill ■
Bradley •(Ettabelle),, Goderich; in` "
meinbry of.;her, grandparents;,•the ■
late• . Mr. and . ;Mrs.. Herbert' Al-: i
ton..; At the morning service Dr, ■,'
•J: Little of Lucknow' played the: •
;violin, choosing "Largo' as,,a set.. 11•:..
ection' 'while the.congregation as, ■
'sembled Alccoiripanying Mrs. L.
!Stingel, organist, for . the .hyinns, '.■
was Miss Grace Hudson .`at the
piano and, violinists; Mr.. 'Harvey ■
Treleaven, Dungannon;' Mr W L.
MacKenzie &' D r. • Little of Luck- N.
now.' Thechoir of 24 sang an
anthem; Mrs. H.arold•.Smalldon of:; ■•
Walton, guest soloist, sang -"We :*
Thank Thee"• inpleasing voice. ■
Dr. ' Little "favored witha violin •� '
solo. In the. evening .Rev. Hazel- •
Woad, gave a: forceful and niter- ■•
esting; address on "Death `. of'a,■
Chnirch". Dr Little played beau- ,■■i'
tiifully "Schnbert's .•, ;Seranade". '� .:
The choir sang arid; Mrs. Small'
don sang • "Thanks be; to God". ; • •
Rev. J. Bright,, the:, pastor; who.''■
was -present' for the evening ser-
.viee, expressed ;appreciation on •
behalf of the congregation' for •
visiting' musicians,; the organist ■•• •
and Choir: end. the decorating
&idnntittee for making .the, day, •
(bright acid successful, also to Rev: ■
Hazelwood as guest speaker ■
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ERT' McGEE'S BARN
►S`-NEAR``;PREY-TO-"FIRE
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• Albert, Mee . of ,Port Albert"
shad a narrow escape from losing
his barn by fire • on: Mondayoflast - week. '
Mr: IVIoGee• was • repairing -the-
roof on an ;oii'tside 'granary. 'with
ihot Aar When .a spark ignited an
unthreslied oat.'staek at the ,:west' 'i
side of the barn:. At the time. :
there., was a strong. south-west :■
wind .blowing,. •and in no ' time
the, whole stack . was 'a mass of 0
flames. ' ■•
A call,Was put in !for the God- ■
:eric'h fire brigade •and they re- •`
sponded` with ' their chemical ' ■
truck 'and through. their efforts • . •
and those of neighbors •the fire▪ d d
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was 'brought under (control with
little damage ■
Had thewind shifted Whore to ".■`
northwest Without c'ioubt the : i = Space contributed in the service of the community by.' John Labatt, .Limited. i •
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large 'painted ;barn would 'have
one up in „flames, as well as the '■ . - ,.. _ ... r
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CKNOW AND IIISTRI(
the Opening , Of The :Nw ..
creational
Which Is To, Officially Take Place;
haankg><ving Night,:' -Monday,; October. 10th
May:'` This Centre Prove A Truly Worthwhile
Civic Asset In' It's: Public Service Facilities . And
For The Promotion Of The Social' And Recrea-
tional'
ecrea-tional ' Activities, So Essential • To , The Welfare
And Progress Community.;
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