The Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-06-05, Page 5•
4. TRU ,SPAR; JUNE 5th,, 1947'
gum The•atre
W' I NGHAI
Two Shows , Each Night' at.
• 1;30 and -9.30
s
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
JUNE .5 b_,.. _7.
LOUIS. HAYWARD, •
BARBARA BRITTON,
n
f a ,
T
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.� Rotu 0.. e
Monte Cristo"
matinee `Saturday at •.2 ' p.m..
Monday,; Tuesday,. Wednesday
1
JUNE.. -9 .10 r I.
SPECIAL':
MARSHALL. THOMPSON,
GEORGE :TOBIAS,
LLA
A tiT• _BE
SS
Passed Second Year
Examination results at the
O:A.C.; `Guelph, •;list Miss ..,Helen
Salkeld, 'daughter -of_ : Mr;' .. and : .
,i rs ;T,. J:' Salkeld; as havine pass=•
• ed • her second '.year degree•: with
• a mark of 79' percent. Three. other
' ,students• also' obtained this. :Mark
Class, Tt is'a four year course:
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO •
FOURTH CONCESSION° . ' WEDDING BELLS
Mr, and .Mrs.. Peter McKinnon - BURGESS. _ALT,ON-
and Miss Helen Maclntyre of The home of Mrs, • Charles W.
FTin.. ►� ' e ' r -
dad . with:''relativea here:
Mrs, D. 11/1cKay of Detroit spent
,the'Week :endwit1 T1 sister.,'
Mrs. D.:YlacIntyxe. • .•
Mrs. Wm;• MacDonald was in
Torgnto a fewdays attending the
graduation exercises. of 'het. sone.
Graham„., •
.. 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom• Morrison and:
family :of Whitechurch visit'ecf on
Sunday with Mr'.'. and Mrs, G.
Hamilton; •,
Mr.. and Mrs,.'George;Middleton
'of Torozitb spent, the week -end
,with lair:.. `and Mrs. R. Mtdd1eton.
Miss Anda ;G.raham . of Toronto,.
spent. the week -end with•.he; par
•ents,,''Mr. and Mrs.' A. Graham..,
CREWE
Mr: and •Mrs. 'McLaughlin and
daughter, Joan of Detroit, Mrs,
Chamney of Belgrave .and Misses
Ann and Clara Chamney visited.
with' Mr.. and Mrs. Rayrnond Fin-
nigan on: Saturday,
• Mr. and Mrs.. 'Vernon 'Hunter
and ehildren.' of'.Lucknow visited
friends here on Sunday,'
Mrs. 'John:' Kilpatrick and clan-,
ghter 'called ori,' friends •.in, the•
burg on. Saturday..
'Mrs. Edna. 'McWhinney, who
spent.. the ' winter at Echo:' .;Bay,
returned to her • uncle's, Mr. D.
McWhinney:
" 1 err rc
family,'•.visited frie•nds,�in Loudon
last Saturday:
A' • num.ber from here were a
Lucknow on Mondaj°Tb the T.B.
,..
MI::Lloyd Finnigan;'of`'.Zurich:
is: stay lig with..1Vli ` and 'Mrs. R.
Finnigan whiff le he"is . assisting in
•
o ea re .ui •ing
t Pt. Albert for Preston
inset
•.:Flouds of:tormenting flies and
-insects',make cattle restless, affect
their; Weight and milk.:yiel:d. Shell.
Livestock Spray is the'easy, safe, sure
way to keep cattle free of insect:.pestsi •
Use it to 'clear the air instantly,; morning'
.amilking night t time. ' .
Then spray it directly on the cattle, before U r
putting them; out to pasture and
r p befor bedding
them down Shell Livestock' Spray repels insects
'round the clock before they bite!;Yet it's
guaranteed harmless to man and beast -absolutely
safe to use. Be sure. you have'•Shell Livestock Spray
always on hand. $1:610 an .Irxiperial gallon,• ,
Art start of fly ' season,
•
spread SHELL' DDT. BARN SPRAY over
en's d•
e Surfaces, eaves and. corners,
stalls, and manure piles.
. Porms an' invisible, film of'deatli
. which dries hard, 'stays put, won't blow ,
away,. Kills' bugs.u,here.they breed. `'
`One spraying lasts a iong'time!
$x.2.5 'an' IIli perial;gallo.n.
•
and DDT BARN SPRAY
a lovely candlelight .:cerelnony at
four o'clock,. Saturday _a,tternoon,
May.24th,when her only daugh-
ter, Marie 'Ferne, was united . in
marriage to Mr. Edward Fergus
.Burgess,' younger son of Mr. and
Mrs; Richard F. Burgess; Tilbury.
Miss Marion Burgess, the bride-
groom's sister, played soft piano
music' as 'the •guestswere arriv-
ing and . the ' wedding march% s
the ' 'bride descendedthe' stairs.
Baskets., .of , snapdragons,,,, white
floor,. candelabra. and ,a • large
White 'rug formed:: the ' setting for
the.ceremony which was 'conduct
ed •by the: Rev; W.''Stuart : Mac:
Leod, M:A., B.D.The roorris were
decorated with baskets and bbu-
quets of the season's f lowers. a
.The bride,.„given in marriage"
by 'her.• mother,` .wore a.' graceful
floor, length gown- of white .bro=
caded.' .satin . with Ring pointed
sleeves arid..sweetheart neckline.
Her :finger tip" veil'of embroidered,
net '. fell in -simple' folds • over her
coiffure and 'she car ried.•• the
bridegroom's 'gift, a white Mor-.
occo 'leather Bible ' adorned with.
Talisman• rosebuds and .white
.satin. 'ribbon. • Her only •attendant
`was the 'ring -bearer, Dick Bur_
gess, nephew .of •the'..bridegroorn,
attired in :a. Lord Fauntlerox: suit.
.wine colored: velvet; and scar ry-.
:i.ng, the riiig on a white :satin pit
-lt7�tir -
The bride's mother was gown-
ed in : pearl grey,: made .with' err-
bn o id..er eA,...Eten_,_:j jacket_ ,Trees 'hat,
Li sinaIl felt tricorne with flo•wer.-
rimmed er.o.wn .arid 'her
were purple . ' ' The : bridegropm's
mother -was wearing" a flowered
silk..jer sey•dress,' large, bl�ack:.lace'
PAGE FIVE
TAKE. ZION BUIL; TRIILEI
CABINS TO TOROI 'O'l
•
',A, • couple of . sleek aluminum
e;;;axen'to, or -
onto last 'week ' from . the farm.
home ,of Fred Anderson' at*_Zioril:I
where for`. the past few.: months.
construction of six 'Of these 'cabins
has been engaged in by Dave,,
Charlie° and the father;
The interior of the cabins are
neat and' .complete' in every de-
tail. withbuilt in,}cupboards, with.
sink 'and'COoking,unit, anda corn
act wardrobe'.:With drawer space
above and below.
At: the rear end of the cabin,' a
new day bed open .up for double
bed' sleeping aecornocatiori.. At • the.
front .endthe-dinette table is de
tact able 'from • .the - warm, acid :the
leather .upholstered seats and.
,backa, come , together' to provide
a, second: double`
Head room is. ample, ventilation
is'..well taken care of,, the interior
i smartin appearance,: with not
an inch' of' waste'�space to make
the cabin a compact little summer,
htome, that is ' expected to. find "a
ready '•market' .: among " travelling
tourists. ' . The ' overall weight is
about one ton, and we understand:
the price is. about $2000
d il` '
e Ro
At •Tuesaddy ig's ` :.un
•mTeeTting it waas .ponintedht9c 40 bycil•
Councillor' Sherwood ., that Suf-
ficient tilewere :obtainable to tile
the street'. from' 'Mason's Gara
c� • ey s; .w „ is work•, is
to' be ..proceeded' with . iri< order.. to;
:give proper drainagerto this road-,
w:ay., which has failed to '• stand'
up under the traffic:
t , e. gloves,
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UCKp OW '
FRI. .SATS, , MQ•N'•
"KISS ANDTE L"
A very gay' comedy you have
been looking forward to:
.Starring SHIRLEY TEMPLE
as. Carliss Archer in this fain,
•:r
.ous Broadway • •comedy.. ;
Also Chapter Three of . •
"JUNGLE QUEEN"
Next 'WEDNESDAY
DOUBLE•. BI!
:Trigger Fingers"
'
Johnny Mac Brown:
and • ,
•
ttD@CO *�:.':
with Jean Gillis,' •Edward.
Norris, Robert' Armstrong.
NEXT
Friday, day, Saturday, Monday'
In •Technicolor. '
'iCornel. Wilder. as•: the son `e!:
Yii'iv"r air,;'
"THP BANDIT
N .,. OF
SHERWOOD;' FOREST"
Thein corsages were :pink"':carria
lions and snapdragons. Mrs:,An=•
•.riie Campbell, the • br'ide's rnatei n
al grarndinnother. • ;wore a .: puI pre
and black :suit and pi.nk,carnat'ion••
corsage..
• The bride's' table, laid With .a
.white•-. satin. damask ••' cloth •' and.
lighted with• white tapers in,. sil
'vee candelabra, was centred with
:t'he'. pillared wedding cake of
thi ee 'tier s, :testing on a reflector
ti ew n with. a few red roses::
Aftei'"'"the reception Mr, and
Mrs; Edward F. Burgess left for
atwo inanths;• trip .to the Pacific
Coast andinterinediat'e;•pofn:ts,'the
bride • travelling`' in. a'• spice gab-`
:al din , suit, sand,' blouse, hat) and
loves,. ,Her • topcoat was a soft
yellow 'shade and • her •corsage,
e'ream i oses:and.,fern.'.
Wedding:: guests: were from .Osh'=:
awa, Torontto,' Ottawa, Detroit;
..Lucknow,•Dun annon• and Til
bur y. •
•1 '
WELWOOD—LLOYD
The' home' of Mr: and, Mrs. It' H.
Lloyd •ofIngham, tvas the set
ting foe► a pretty'May wedding
when; Rev Alexander. Nirnmo Un-
ited,, ii..marriage' their daughter,'
Margaret 'Louise. .Lioyd . R N'., to
No"iman Joseph W.elwood, son of
Parr andMrs E.• ' C Welwood, of
Whitechurch:
Given ;in Marriage, by, her; fath-
er, the bride ,wore a gown, of •bro
caded satin' with • finger-tip veil..
ker. headdress •, was fol rued.
satire roseuuds to`match her, dress
and she .carried. a cascade bouquet
of. J'oh;anria ..11 ill 'roses,. '
Mrs, . James Hamilton was h'er.
.sister's•` only ;.attendant; arid she
wore' peach brocaded -satin, •com-
bined with nylon. and, a 'corsa'ge,
of • blue cornflowers and carna-
tions.. Carl Seip of Winghar r' at-
tended,' the 'bridegroom,
Following the.,.ceeetnony a' re-
ception , was held at the bride's
home, Later the couple left• oha
trip 'tO'Montreal and Quebec; the
.bride traveling ' in a blue pool
stilt- with. black and White accesw'•
"On their"• i'eturIi they will
reside in. Wing'hani. '
Coming! •Westbrook Pegler
in Detroit Stiinday ,Times
Pert, pithy, ••powerfu1! That's'
the new Sunday feature' "Mr:, and
Gln =George Spolvin---Aixlericarts'•'
riy !the inimitable Westbrook Peg,-
ler,
egrler, its Pictorial Review with •The
Dvlrmt S''nridcly Times, '.starting:
with this St ci yes (June 8), issue.'
aflead We;stbroo'k' Pe ler,' both.
e lid.iy and ; Sitnday' in:' he Detroit.
Will:: MOTH .- •PROOF: '• Your
nits,. 'Dresses,. Top -Coats and Fur Coats
by Berlou and give you;. a
10; YEAR .,:GUAR NTEE
Leave 'your` garments for
Hanover Dry : Cleaners\ at
•
BUSINESS MEN AND ''LADIES!
he regular `meeting of . the Lucknow Business
`-- •Men's—Associt kion will be held in the'.
TOWN HALL, LUCKNOW
4.6
on
at. 8.00 O'clock•
Your Attendance Is Requested....
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Pilot.'
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could 'Svipe out
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'Phone 8`.'
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