HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-06-29, Page 7THURSD Vt *JUNE 29th, '1950'
RECEPTION N _ .'HELD.
FOR NEWLYWEDS
THE LTJCKNOVit LU CIF-NQW:,
ONTARIO
: PAGE NINE
Quite a urgecrowd • attended '
. the reception' last Thursday night
in honor of Mr. and •Mrs. Dick
gleed. Carruthers orchestra pf
vided.• the music for dancing and
at the 'Bunch hour. Mr. Jack Mac-
intosh. called th eabride and groom
to the platform, "After a few,"jov
sal :remarks he, read the follow-
ing addr'ess end Bab Reid Pr'e-
'sented them with .a purse of
money.; • .
Both Dick 'end.Caro1ine thank-
ed their friends :and 'invited' them
to visit them when possible
, Dear -Dick and Caroline
We are: pleased tonight to have.
the opporttunity46 ather •here. fo'
honor you •onthe happy occasion.
• of your' ,marriage Oursincere
congratu.lattens 'arid best wishes'
are Wended to •you' both,`
, It .seems, Dick, that you have
forsaken the briny deep to launch;
out on the sea .of matrimony un-
del`; a new'_ skipper and we trust
that. throughout f'ife's .greatest.
•voyage•. all will .be clear sailing. '
BY Your .ge}ial 'good nature,
.Di
1. ck;
you have :won .w far'yotirself:
host" Of friends: in:' this con-
xniinity; You, -Caroline, we know,
must' be of the sarrie calibre: How
else' :could -Dick-_have • been , per
su;a,ded''to ,give'up his;`sailor's life:
o.f'roaiping the high seas?
At this timewe wish :-to, pre
sent you with this. gift as a token
of our esteemfor you, Be' assur
ed that with it, '*e., ,your, friends
of Lucknow-and district,: wsh,you
married life--filled-ta tyre—ut
most with .: happiness', and • pros-
perity.• ;
Signed by all ...your friends at
' Lucknow ;. and vicinity.
•
VEDDING BELLS
• `RITCHIE-STRATHDEE
'A double .r ng 'ceremony, per
formed by the Rev:: D. "A: Err -..don of St. :Andrew's : tl nit, e d
..Church; Ripley, . united in',mar-'
riage: Catherine'. •Marie, younger
daughter- orMr;
•Strathdee .• of Ripley' • and ` Alvin.
Leslie, only son of 14r and Mrs..
Leslie Ritchie '•of`: Ashfield Town-
ship..
The bride was charming ,`in a
with a corsage of red • roses. Tier'
only .attendant. was ,'her ` sister,
Mrs. Thomas Mutton of .Carls-.
ruhe,' who wore' a gown of `coral.
•pink faille' with corsage of
low- roses. `They both. wore head-
dresses' to ,match. Tharnas` Mut
brother-in-law of the bride
was: (best ;
The groom's gift to the bride
was, a gold, .'Wrist . watch,, while
the:. bride gave the :groom an ;en
grajved' silver aighter. The bridal
Couple. presented their'. att-eridants
With: a cut glass cake:plate.
Following• the reception • •'at
�Ma,C's 'Restaurant' in `Kincardine
the' couple left fpr.'a' trip to Nia-
gara Falls..and nearby:States. For
going away the : bride donned
,grey gabardine 'suit with Match -
Ing' 'accessories and, carried : a
' coral top' coat
A • family plot should be,
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beauty `of a monument which
will be • everlastingly a tribute
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NEIL MaeLENNAN,.
Ripley', Ofttarxd.• .p
V4VHITECI-[URCH
Mrs. Allen' Turner of Toranto.
and formerly of Lucknow visited
:last'Wednesday, with:'Mrs.• Mac
Ross' and Miss. Olive, :Terriff.
Mr. and Mrs:. Elwin Moore :of
'Islington visited one day:, mast
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Moore,
Miss Lenora Adams of Hespel
er spent the , :rweek-gait at her`
home Jere, •
1VIr.. and 1Virsw Hayes of Detroit
spent the Week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Victor: Emerson and other
•relatives.
,1Vir.. and •'1Vi;rs.r . J. F, MacLean
have soldtheir store to Mi,;.:: Doike,
of Auburn who gets possessioxr.
next week. •
The•Sunday, `School; of ••the Un-
ited` Churdh here and. of St, Mel -.ears
'bed • :a picnic•, '.a1 the `Tenth
'.Bridge in East W'aiwenosh . , on
,Satu:rday and .had a good -time.
Mrs. H. B. M. • Tichborne aid'
Mr: and Mils. Jdhn Reid' of God-
erich, also Mr. ` and ;'Mrs. Lorne
Durnin and family, of Lucknow
visited Frlay • with : Mrs: 'David
Kennedy and attended the 'furl
erel• of their , aunt, Mrs J-, Ken-.
n•edy.
Mr, and Mrs, ;Tobias Jantzi :8&
family of Miliverton spent S in -
day with •'her,. aunt, Mrs. David
'Kennedy -and also with- lyfr. and
Mrs.' Gieorge Fisher.'.'.. •
Mrs. :James 1V1eI•nries,',attended
the, 'Sectional :rmeeting• at Tees=
Water last. Friday. • •
Mr: and' Mrs Gordon Small 'of
Toronto are ` visiting . this week
+with Mrs. D'uhcan.'McGregor
The.. ]S .M..S. Of the_Presbyter-
ian• .church Met last, Wednesday.
at .the, home of Mr.; dnd • Mrs.
J.. Coulter with a good •, attend
ante and with` the president,'
Jsaimes *.:McIannes in charge.
sponsiye ° scriptu're', lesson was led
by, Miss ;Annie• Kennedy. The.
topic • waS. given. by Mrs. (Rev.).
Currie and the study.' book'by
1VIrs: A.
Walters.
Rev 'M: G. :Newton. of -the Un
• ited hurc'h preaached his fare=
Well • serniori on • Sunday. He 'was'
presented : with„ an• electric tn.--
light'
ri-light table, lamp . before leaving.
Mrs. Newton;: was •presented with
a 'Gup and: saucer and 'a cake at:
the ' .W.M.S. meeting which was
held' 'at: the hire ' of Mrs, :Aubert.
Coultes Wast Thursday.
OBITUARY
,ETHEL.' HARRIET tBROOKS
After -a lingering .illness, Miss
Ethel Brooks;'- :native of Donny-:
brook, passed away ,.on• Thursday.
evening; June:22nd,, Deceased was'
the: eldest daughter of "the• .late.
Jacob and :: Ellen Ramage Brooks.
Following the death of her`moth
er she mQade her home with her
•aunt, •:Mrs: John 'Chamney :until
•Mrs.•Chamney passed on eighteen
years ago. after which she went
to lilwe with her brother in Tor-,
onto. Surviving: are• two,)brothers;"
and two sisters, Robert of Tor-
onto; Dir. James (Brooks) Mc-
Clinton of Timmins, MissxJean
ette: • (Brooks)': Cottle, Ii.N., of.
Toronto. and Mrs. Lanee1Vlorri-
song One sister, Sophie,, prede-
ceased her. The funeral: •service.
was ;held from Curries' ;funeral
home in' Wingham :ori :Saturday'
afternoon with `Rev. Alexander
l'srintno officiating. Interment
was.m.ade in. Donnybrook 'Cern-,
,etery. Pallbearers were Messrs.
Percy. McLean, Wm. McKenzie
,Arnold and.'Melvin Craig; 'Ste -
Wart. and 'Gordon Chaniney. •
,FOURTH 'CONCESSION
;Everyone is' pleased to :know
that •Miss•.. Margaret MacDonald;
will teach ' qur school again next
year.
Miss Hannah MacDonald .,,.of
Lucknow was a recent visitor at•
the home of Ira Dickie.
People are .beginning to fear
;the electric storms. Mr, Fred Gil
christ:had his barn ,damaged and
Mr, Lloyd Mitchell lost a valu-:
able' cow; and many others had
radios pit• out of order.' - ,
• Mrs. W. F, 1VIa'cDonald attend-
ed the', executive •Meeting •of the.
Teeswater Friday'„
Rev. and Mrs, G. A:• Baulch and
Mrs. Gibson .were dinner guests
et -the home of L. MacIver last
Tuesday.:
Strawberies' are a good crop
after the recent rains •
RECOVERING FROM
S,PI NE OPERATION:
Mr. Lorne -Ritchie. is .abo,,t
again after spending twoo weeks'
in Owen. • Sound General and'
Tvlarine:l .ospital where he under-.
went an operation . in which . ,aa
proximately two inches' was• re
moved from theend of hi's spine
and an abscess at the base of his
spine was drained,
Lorne received delivery 'of a
1950 Chevrolet spick -tip truck last
Week -end :and has. rented a 100
acre farm in Arran Township,
with' possession the. first of next.
Year. Mr. and Mrs.' Ritchie-ha,ve:.
"immediate , possession of.
hoyse and are .planning 'to move;
to the farm ,the :first of July. M, ':'
1010...v00 OF TEIYMPERANE.
•
•The verdict of sciencehes beeri.
delivered against ..,:alcohol. The
verdict 'came first from 'physio=
logy . when the. harmful., effect:
oii alcohol upon. bodily. ;tissu'es.
was proved. The social gciences
rendered their verdict --when they.
traced much of the poverty. and.
'social .evil to,. the • scalodn. 'Now'
comes' the' • youngest • ,o f,: t lie
sciences, .psychology. - The most
striking" thing in. the verdict' of'
psychology rs ,•a• new classifics..
tion of,::::alcohol "among. 'narcotic.
drugs. Instead of being -a "bracer"
alcoholic..,drinks are riow: shown
actually to deaden mentalpro
cesses •and 'slow • down muscular,
responses. The verdict of psy
chology is not just against ex-.
cessive . rdr' inking,' it ag ' fa st 'a1L
drinking. (front- Scientific . Tena''
•perance Journals.---Adyt.:
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UALITY .,. nn• I'PMENT
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FARM EQUIPMENT 'LTI).
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uron� Road . - one:1.13Z._ ' C�oderich,,
The tourist season is is ` at • hand. '. and Canadians will . he
welcoming:. an influx of American visitors, Whose .•$1.00 is:.`.
worth $1.10 in Canadian funds.
THEY ARE ENTITLED TO .RECEIVE THAT I -IAT ...
OFFICIAL RATE ,OF EXCHANGE.
The Foreign Exchange Control Board has ;issued in-
,formation on two methods of :calculating exchange. on :U.S.
funds. :he: . .::
T,:,examplesfollow.
CHANGE IN .CANADIAN FUNDS:
U.S. dollars tendered' a $5.00
z :
Add exChange Cdiffer'ential of 10 :percent .50:
Total in Canadian dollars` $5.50
.Deduct amount of purchase 1.80
Change to be given in Canadian dollars
CHANGE•
IN � U.S. FUNDS, � •• •
BY "RULE OF ELEVEN"'
Amount tendered, U.S. funds
Canadian same.. price
Discount (divide by 11)
Cost ' in U.S. Funds
_$3.70..:
$5.00
1.70
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Change in, U.S. Funds $3.30
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