The Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-06-29, Page 24'
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THE L'UCKNOW. SE1VT'lNEL, LUCKNOoW, ONTARIO
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THURSDAY, JUNE 29th, •1950,,
CALEDONIAN. PARK
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Bingo,
dolts 2$c, Public
jai
PChool 'children I��c
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Prize Draw..
•Ashfield Presbyterian, • W.M.S.
The June meeting., of the 'W;.
M,
S.' of Aahfield: Presbyterian
church was held,t the.'home of
PMrs DuDuncan ,A: MacKenzie with.
adults and 5 children iiiat
teiadance. 'Mrs, Brotchie, the in,
.;p: P
resident resided, Mrs. Eliza
beth •Rose• read the scripture and
prayer was offered by Mrs. Brot-
chie. Mis. Donald. R MacKKenzie.
•gave a paper on -the .75th anni-
' .versary . of . the; Presbyterian
ohuroh in Canada. Mrs. D: A: 'Mc
Leanread a paper :on `-Resent
anents';. All en.oyed a solo.` .by
;Mrs.. Will Ross. One of. Isabel
Cameron's store, stories. on "Dr.
`Lindsay" was read )by:Mrs; Sinp
son.: The •.meeting' •cl'osed:. with.
prayer., . The .• hostess—served7"—a
dainty 'lunch:
WHERE THERE'S
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TH ERE'SADEHOSPITALITY
•
.onthof Weddings::
•COLLINS': ,LAMB
'�.
' ed Church Gad
.North St. � Uncut ,..
hwas; the scene of °'a� quiet
ere ,.t
we...d ngd i • :on Saturday, June 24th
at -12 :o'clock noon. ;In a. double:
ring,' cerem,ony',•the Rev.'W.• C.
Cope, minister of ; the . Church,
united in marriage, Laura Elaine;
eldestdaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Toynbee. Lamb;, Colborne Town-.
ship., and . Rean Herbert .Collins,;"
son • of :•Mr. ,:and 'Mrs..Harry' Col
-
lips . of. Marlette, 1V.Cieh . .:
, The , bride was lovely •in a
street length dress of aqua bine
lace over taffeta. Her corsage
-fw'as4Of • pastel—pink and white
carnations :with 'bandeau of:lace,
and: flowers in her hair: She wore
a . single, strand of. pearls. White
• sandals •com'pleted; her- costume:,
The bride _ was. 'attended by : • her.
•sister,: Leone. in pink taffeta. with
'corsage of blure ,carnations. The
-„:groom was SuppOrted.,.Jzytwin:
brother Rex.
ii■ .uiu•I ummummimr/:
,,,
The, Calga 'y.'Stainpeders
•/and other top western talent,
ran
;z�nca d
e
Kznsm
present ..
•;
PERSON
Zlhe'wedding. party returned • to
the 'home": of. the bride's parents:
Where luncheon was served. The
table was ' centred' by a ' three
tiered,+wedding • cake, .after which
the' young .;couple left for '.1VIar-
lette to ' have dinner with the
groom's' family. `.before leaving for.
an extended. motor' trip through
'Western Canada` +by way •of Ate
Northern States. On "'their return
they,': will` reside.. on the groom's
farm near 1Vlarlette, Mich,
Mrs.• • Collins
• have
Mr. � and '
planned• a reception. at•the Meth
odist Church House: on' July ;14th
for the bride and groom
.the, bride was' a popular Mem-
specially' interested in' Junior In-
stitute work, coaching. in ' sewing
and d'on'e ,making projects, hav
rots :won: her County awards ,this,
year. ' As'::.past President : of the:
Colrwanash branch, she. was guest
of honor ', at. a ' .miscellaneous
'shower at 'the home of, Miss ,Mary
Durst,; .= n'here . • fellow,:. members
presented her with many, beauti-'
.,fui !gifts; wheeled, in.by little
Connie. ,Durst. Mary 'served 'a de-:
•liciouS lunch - assisted by`' her
mother, Mrs.:,John Durst
WILEO
TER
RC:, : Victor Western Singing
•, Star, . plus
Mike Mark and Jack:`
"The Rhythm . Pals'•. "'of •
Burns :Chuckwagon
Mary:Jane • Russell
' Beautiful: Cowgirl Singer
Hank: Jones
rn er of ' Ceremonies
Weste Mast
Big Variety Show .8.0
CONNAUGH' T'
STADIUM
.,y
DANC•INGi
FO�Lows
° at
Kincardine Pavilion
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-*r. a and lrl oftthe vol
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uet.
ley:
Miss 'Lois, E ,
” •arrell a cousin' Of..
the.•.ibridec.. attended,:• • wearing N, a
gown of "pale green satin, and
Carried a',rbouquet of ,yellow roses,.
and: daisies. The flower girl, Miss
Heather Ackroyd, a .niece :of the
bride, Was: gowned .'. in mauve
brocaded poplin; with• plumed
headdress" :•and., carried p basket
of yellow nose's and daisies.
•Ewan MacL'ean,, brother of the:
groom. , •acted as 'best man. •
M.
rs Lester , :Ferguson • gat* a
pleasing rendition sof '"Bless this
.House" accoMpanied by, Miss
Barbara:lVMacLennan. .• '
• The
reception:. was , held, jrr
Reid's •.Cerneis ,hall: •
2. • For. • the wedding .trip: to •:Ot-,
tawa and_: Montreal the bride
wore a.suit: of sky blue�gabardinct
with:, White accessories Mr.' and
Mrs. MacLean „ will ;reside. near
Lac]i'als:
Mrs:• Harry Tichlborne 'and Mrs:
,Harry •Dodd ,entertained , for:the
Ibride-to-be.. at.1a. beautifully :ar.-
ranged;�tea at the' home ,of • Mrs.
Dodd where., she •received :many•
lovely • gifts front the • ladies
:brought' in by.'Master. Peter Stan.
iforth in a ;decorated.. basket:; eo1
borne neighbors and :friends, call
ed. on Elaine at her home 'the
previous week ..Nuaneroits•' .were
the gifts ..and good. ravishes extend-
ed, to her :'before leaving for.her
new home. .
• MacLEAN=FARRE)LL
A pretty': Wedding was solemn
ized at the home of. Mr and Mrs.
Wm. R. 'Farrell of - Duron ,Town;
ship, when their youngest ,dau
ghter, Mildred Catherine; •became.
the bride 'of Allan Scott :Mac-
Lean, , younger son of Mr_ and
Mrs. Donald A. MacLean of Loch
ash.' Rev'. J. C.. Hutton 'perform-,
ed theceremony before° a bank.
of spring flowers'. ,
The bride• was attired: in • a
gown of heavy .White duchess
satin . with .tight fitting basque
bodice, and net 'yoke edged, with
a• wide frill of imported French
lace. A wide'! band of lace edged Hospital and the•'groom from the where she spent her lifetime, un-
the hem, caught up at the, front Ontario Agricultural College'. : I'til' the death: of her husbancT sic
with :sprays of lily of .the valley The groom is .a. former`. teacher l years ago,” Since then Mrs:" Ken-
•.nedy has' spent •rriost of the time
4n Toronto.
• Mrs. Kenedy wiras a kindly
person w1 o' endeared:herself to
wide -circle of friends. To mourn
the loss of ra devoted Mother are
four daughters, .Mrs. A.T. Lamb
(Annie) of'Goderich; Mrs. Wm.
UARY Cranston (Ruby), of West Wawa?
OBI'r .nosh; Mra Roy: ;Maclnne.s. (flivri)
l
• 'MRS.' W..J,. McGVIRE of • Toronto; •Mrs: • Gordon IrW n;
Wednesday evening; one (Daisy) ,of.' 'Goderick 'and.. ten
On* y J
ire
14th11firs:' W:.J.'•McGu , passed
assed.
away at the home of her :daugh`
•ter in Detroit,:.following a 'seve're
• p:. �i
aral tc ,seizure on,; Monday.: She
was in er '.80th year 'arid •was.
formerly Valencia Ensign, .born
f., y .
at Ingersoll December, 15th, 1870.
The eldest a. five children •of
Isaac: and 'Emily (Staley) Ensign..
At an early . age she .''moved with'
her ', parents to the, Ensign farm
on . the Ashfield Boundary, • and
BALL—AUSTIN.
Baskets• of. white peonies form-
ed
ed an attract>Iwwe , background .for
the, wedding in.' Knox Presbytery
ian :church; Guelph :on ,Saturday,
`June 17th, at '4.30 ,p.m. when Mil-
dred Aline Austin .became :the
;bride' of `Alden; Gordon Ball of,
Ames, Iowa ' The 'bride; is the dau
ghter of 'Mr.. and:. Mfrs Stewart
Austin Guelph and the groom is
attended- the Lochalsh school
In ••1893 she' 'Harried. William.
Jcihn` m189G3 ''and took' up real-
.dente' on the McGuire hotri'estead
on•, the •Se.cond Concession '' of
Huron. Township,' After .t .e ' e eat
of• her husband in .19.15 she MON/J-
ed'
oWed''. to London ,for a few: `Cyears,
then', Went:. td, Detroit: where. she
remained until'; the • time of her,
death
,Mrs.,McGuire was possessed'.of
a friendly' and cheerful' disponi-
tion 'arid 'a ,generous''nature. ,She
had. a •sincere Christian.' faith and,
was .a ,loyal member 'of; -:Olivet•
Church. and . Pater the ;Methodist.
church in Detroit. -She leaves to
mourn .her passing, four sons ,and
`three • daughters:;.—:'Roy,. Ripley;
Howard, Huron Township,;: Percy,.
Detroit' Walter, St: , JohnMich. .Donald -of Ashfield. Presbyterian
.� Y
Mrs.:.' J: : Dow '(Viola); Mi s., II Chiu ch, . who : Spoke • comforting;
Warner '' (:Cora); •. Mrs.' • Ed ' Lash.-'. Words -.to the••bereaved:.Interment
•rnet (Ethel), 'all.Of Detroit, , Also Was, in Ge eenhill ; ce eteiy, the
'' ' e $ 11 and. •sister, Mrs: Chas: E. 'Smith of palll:;'earers°being near neighbors,
the son -of Mr Jam, s , a
the late :Mrs. Ball .of .I emptville.; Winghani and' a brother' Herbert '.Messrs:::Pete 'Far risk; 1�.\\'art Jam
•of' •Ash field Townshi son ieson. John :Little' °3arnes: Little
Rev. 'D. C: `.Smith oft"iciarted1,
ed the vaied: L• eslie, •predeceased_ her .25, -,Years Bill ••• Wareing; • '.dim ' Johnston.
Mr 'H Wilson Styli
grandchildren:'•she. 'a5 also.•
sail.'
ivtived by a ibrother, `Neil, of
IVIarysvilie, .Califor imia
•
°ROBEItt NELSON
'The death ,of . Rc btnrt Nelsp
n
occurred . .on Sunday'. morning,
June 18th, in the Gode•ieh hos-
pital,. where he had been a. .. -pat;
ient for eight .weeks :lie had been,.
in failing 'health fo• some : time,
He was, born sixty-nine Tears ago
on Concession 10, on the fo''r
where he .pent his' entire 1rfe;;:
He .was the ,;son' Mr.., arid' Mrs;
Andrew'•Nelson,. early '' ..ioneers.
of that section.. He .ww ;as hu,hly.
esteeine., lci.ndly ane :.: genial;
modest+ andel noti'''ng, upright •lra,
all' :tris •cdealin.gs with Iiis- fellow-
men, , and a:.regulnt at
chur c)i ' rhen-health." petTriitted •'•:.
He. is survived by his wife,' the
Fortner Mary • MacDonald,• whom.
he rhar'ried thirty, -One veai,s ago;
one son •.James, of• Ashfield, and.
one. daughter.' Jean. of Toronto,
aaIs.o by, a. sister,' Mi•s.,•Mullen'of
Goderich.
The . funeral, which, was held
•from his late ,residence" on Tues..
day, June h;, was largely : at-
tended. ,Ther
vice•was.'conduct=
ed by hos pastor, :Rev. • .T. R. Mae=
iin,g music and Mr. Keith Barber. ago:
•
sang ': ' ``The, Lord's 'P.rayer" anel The remains were brought to
h• er'' old Thome on the Second
"Because". Cork scion.; Rev ..D:. A. Bryden
eFic i* 4 ,a „r„reLh � • nn •the e
arm'of her father, the.. bride was: ear'rand a half, the .death of Mrs,
lovely , in an: original gown of Olivet church on Saturdayafter- y
White .chantilly • lace' and, satin:
Her ;headdress' of ,lace and satin'
was embroidered • with pearls, and
she carried a ''cascade Iboi quet of
whi% carnations and, 'stephan-
•
otis..
The 'bride's six atrtendanfis wore
identically -styled gowns of taf-
feta.
af
feta...Miss Shirley Bates .of Lon-.
don, maid:. of •honor,, and the jun-
ior, bridesmaid,; Miss. Anne . Aus-:
tin, sister of the 'bride; swore' petal
'pink; . Miss Shirley,' Payne, Ot-
tawa, niece of the: groom was
yellow; ;Miss. Margaret Goodson
in orchid:; Mrs' George' .Shaw : in
pale. green and Mrs. Donald ShSw
in .pale,'bluer :All. wore: coronets
•• and carried • nosegays ,,of white
parnations. •
•`' Mr. Russel Shaw was%best m;an
and the: ushers were' Mr:. -Fred
Austin;, Mr. •.Wlesley''Robinson, and
1VA.. Henry Noble. '
The r'ee .tion . a heldi •' the
e p Was n.
Elizabeth Rooi°ri • o2. the Royal
Hotel. ,The �bricfe's, Mother receiv-
ed , wearing a gown .of flarningo
• ,and . a corsage. of Talisman
roses; Mrs.„ Annie Carson, Sister
of the%groom,,assisted wearing ,a
and corsage of
Plrendfi blue gown
Sweetheart roses.• •
-For a wedding trip to the Rideau
Ekes the bride wore a navy
sheer dress' With white 'sib -es -ser-
ies. Her corsage was"a white Or-
chid.
Mr. and Mrs. Bali , will . make
their home in. Altos, Iowa, where
the '.groom` is: taking a post grad-
uate course at Iowa, State Col=
lege. Both graduated in 1949; the
bride from..t e Hamilton General
Beautiful. • floral. tributes: were
carried, by nephews
. MRS.;. LUC SMITH
anaoa'►�^ i�.°...r4[ '-;11 ..�Z; of �
conciucte the tuner, service at b �Y • 1
iiopoynp,#with:,.;:interment ., in.: Ripley
,Cemetery, ei y.. y ••
.
The, pallbearers were `six neigh
born; Jahn IVIcRae, • Flax
well, .W. T.:Roulston Donald Me-
Charles, •' • Norval Stewart 'and
Harvey Brooks. The flower,'bear
ers • ;were Douglas Henry, Jack
McGuire, Bayirnond Hamilton.
John 1VIcCharles, • Robert Osborne
' and; ' Jack Rouiston : There .were.,
Many 'beautiful .'floral ;tributes
and :.friends• attended from;,Wing
ham, . Goderich, Mitchell, Ford
wick; •Duridas,H'aamilton Sarnia,
Detroit' and :Michigan. '
JOHN, KENNEDY ., '
• The death ;of. Mrs. John, Ken-
reedy,. practically.a;:lifelong resi
dent of ,Kinloss •Township;•• oc-
curred in Toronto', on Tuesday,
June 20th.`.She was in her: 82nd
•
The .funeral service was held
in the: United Church White-
church On Friday afternoon, con -
"duetted by - Rev. 'M. G Newton:
Interment was in South Kinloss;
`Cemetery. ' The ' pallbearers were
George Kennedy, Russell Gaunt,
MiIas ' McMillan, Duncan Ken-
nedy; Jim McIntosh and Torn
Gaunt, The flower bearers Were
Robert. McAllister, Morley John
stein; Keitrietir-Purvis and-. Phan]
Mothers. • •
Kennedy was formerly
Nancy McCorvie, a daughter of
the. late Neil and Ann' McCorvie,
of • Kinloss Township. • 'She was
born iris Peel C unty on October
12th, '1868; ,Ibut came tb"Kinloss
as i chi:ld'with her parents, : and
forming a scalloping .effect,, and
ending' in a long •cathedr'al.ti"ai
The sleeveere long ,and close -
fitting 'conning to lily points over
the. wrists,' Her tiara of orange
blossoms held hop fingertip .veil,
of net • ',edged with hand -sewn
seed: pearls. She ' carried pa bou-
at ;Langside. Mr. arid. Mrs. Fairish
Moffat ' aijd ,,Gordon. •were guests -
at the wedding.
In. the :tax year ending' March
31, 1949, . Ottawa' collected.. $1,-
279,999,404 in income taxes, high;
est total ih history,
Lucy •Srnith' occurred' on Monday,
June ` 19t•17 in :'ictoria Hospital,
London,. where She had been a
pa+tient.for seven weeks. She was
.in. her 68t1r. year, -and •had.lived
:in, Morris Township ,alrnost all
•her life .
• The. funeral, service was held
last; Thursda.y in Bluevale. United
Church; ,. Conducted ";:by Rev, J. A.
Burden:' Interment was in Wing -
ham Cemetery
Mrs. `Smith'-.• husband, •the late
Milton; Smith,predeceased ::her
twelve years •ago:She :is survived
by two' datighte •s, Mrs*. 'Orville
Jones" of 'Luoknow Mrs• Nor'¢)a?aa
Hoover• of Bri.ssels and only
Ross Smith :of Wingham.. She isl
also .survived• by three. brothers
and.` a.''sister, Mr...•Nellie: "Scutt,;
Who has spent the•past, year here
with:'. Mr. arid. Mrs. Jones;
•DOGS AT...I:,ARG.E in. '•Wiarton
Contrary: to the • "tie them up by -
1077.
y -
law", ,'resulted ' in the . Police
Chief`• laying• . charges' against 12
citizens who •were ;assessed. $1,00,
n' .a p
and' costs opo pparing before
'Magistrate •McClevis.
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SERVICES •,A,T: •
11 • aim an:d, '61:0
B.A., BA),
te•V'�; AntrcW Lane,
of Brussels, will have charge
at both services,