HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-07-03, Page 5THURSDAY,, JULY 3rc1, 194'
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UNE '30th
JULY • 12th ' • .
.INCLUSIVE,
etiring Teacher Honored.
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On Tuesday. afternoon of last,
week, :several ladies froni S. S.
No. 14, West . Wawanosh, 'assetn:-
bledat• the homed of. Mr. and Mrs.
George Galdwell• and, on ; behalf
'Of the section,' presented Miss
Thelma Caldwell With. a folding
steel bridge table' with xnarooni
leather trim and .beautiful doral
... r ;; They: 'also: . conveyed 'their.
very est wis es"
happiness,, Miss Caldwell' taught •
in their school from 1944 until
THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL; LUCKNOW.,; ONTARIO
PARAMOUNT
Mr. and Mrs, Rae McDiarmici
and Donald ofi°Cleveland visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Gram McOiar-
2xlld' -
Mr:. and Mrs, Fred Martin and
Goldie Martin attended the dog
show at Barrie.'
Mr; and •Mrs. .Mike. Kosmyna
µnM Jimm y, visited with M,r., and
Mrs. Robt. Hamilton on Sunday, Robert Earl Irvin, son of Mr. and.
Mr. Allen and Donald Hamilton Mrs. Wm. Irvin of Con, 9, Ash-
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WEIDIN G .BJ LLS ' ° ! N f•cs.A iii N ON
i,RYIN"-RITCHIp part
. , -� 1T One of theau ea
io�eiy ,.events of the
The Ashfield Circuit arsonage
was Mlle scene of a pretty June and: Mrs. S.
wedding on Saturday, June ;28th, eaton was the trousseau tea held
at the home of Mr.,
in
when Reid. C . B.. Woolley united_
in . 'marriage; Elsie Ida Ritchie, Herbert Stothers,. Dungannon honor of. the .r younger daughter,
daughter.of Mr.•and•Nirs; William .Helen Norene, on Monday, June
Ritchie of _Con...12� _.Ashfield, -.and,. 30th, Miss Helen Stot:hers an.d.her
rspent the week -end in London. field,.
Mrs. E. -C
Cbpland of Galt are visiting w
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Mrs. A, Ketchabawi'�'
Mr,"•and Mrs. ;John Elphick and
family visited at H Pinkerton o.n
Sunday. .
• Miss Margaret Murray' is under
the doctor's. care' with. ' aHeart-
condition.. , .
We-aare glad to report the little.
daughter Of Mr:°' and Mrs. Kelso.
McNay- is well enough' to leave
the . hospital.
udney :and
Mrs Just at • 12 o'clock ` noonthe
bride entered the living room - on
the arm'. of ,he;r father' to the
strains of the wedding march and
took' her :place.. before a bank .of
peaUtiful: surriMer flowers; She
was. gowned in a"pale blue'crepe
street • length areas with rhine-
stone ,pin and matehiig earrings.
With it she wore navy blue ae
:cessories, and a .dainty corsage of
Palisrnan,•roses. • • .
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. E. Andrew
served as witnesses. Mrs. Andrew
WAWANOSH .BARN 'BURNED.
Early last Wednesday .after-
noon • the' barn , ori: `the fent of
Edward' Mills,' West Wawanosh.
township,- three miles 'from Au-
burn, was', totally .destroyed. •The
Mills family had ben to `:Gbd
erich .in 'the morning and had
returned` home and were at din=
net wherV one of the children'
noticed smoke coming from the
barn. 'The fire .had. made .consid—
erable headway,and'was then out;,
of ' control. A herd of pigs, a 'calf
and a flock of :Rens were:. lost.
The cause of the fire is' a corn=
i,x `"rei trtirie .pteta : ysw¢r mcr'e,s ��rtw
.ally `covered by' insurance, the
premium . having: been .paid 'the'
1946. }. morning,,,,of the fire.
NAVY LEAGUE OF CANADA`
SUP'ORT THE `NAVY LEAGUE
BUr A ' TAG ON SATURDAY
agg><ng be,n charge
" i 'char.:..e of the
:will
Lucknow. Girl. Guides'
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chose a, lune green figured silk.
jersey dress with• .:white acres=
sori•es 'and a matching corsage -of
wine geranium and fern.
The; bride's ' mother wore ' a
gown of black, and ;white crepe
and, embroidered net ' with', black:
accessories.' and corsage of pink
carnations and fern. `The• groom's
mother :was lovely in a. black fig=
ured' silk jersey .dress with black
accessories: arid corsage of :red
and white carnations antl fern ,::
:After the ceremonythe bridal
Party proceeded to the• Sunset
Hotel in . Gpderich . for the Wed-.
mother received at the ,door, Pinks
and' white streamers- were attach-.
ed • with pink roses. The three..
tiered wedding ,cake_.with pillars
grid arch and a' miniature bride
and groom was an. added„ attrac
tion. Those:who poured tea in the
after "noon' were Mrs., Jim Mac-
Vicar .of Qodei ht 'and Mrs. ,Bert
Treleaven,. Dungannon, , aunt . of
the . ,bride=to be;' Pouring tea 'in 1
the 'evening 'were' Mrs, Melvin ].
Cranston of . Goderieh and •Mrs;
Ged';..:,Huriter, Luckngw, ;°•aunt; of
Miss', Stothers, Serving lunch '.in
the afternoonv .and evening were
Miss Marie Chisholm,, Mrs, Ralph
Brodie, Miss • Ruth Pentland, all
of Dungannon, and • .Miss -Lois
Feagan, Nile. Those .who display-
ed the gifts were Mrs. Arthur El-
liott, Mrs. Frank Pentland, Mrs.
Allan Reid, Dungannon; Miss'
Evelyn Turton, Carlow and. /Vra..
H:enr. Bradley, Goderich,• Mrs.
Gladys Rivett; Dungannon. - -and
'Miss Lillian' Kennedy, • Goderich,.
displayed the • bride's • trousseau.
Others assisting during' _the,. day
and evening,' were Mrs. ; Howard
Feagan,.. 3'Irs.' Eldon Culbert and
Mrs. Harvey 'Anderson. 'One hun-.
dred and fifty guests were pres'
ent : and - many beautiful gifts
dinr.Trtner L,at-er th'e^a��t.reei.
couple left raid sliowerss of con•
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fetti for Niagara Falls' and points
east.
HILL: -14N AN
St:; Joseph's:,Church, Kings
bridge, was the scene of a .ruble.
ring wedding; June21st, •when
Rev; Fr..T. -P. C. Donnellan united'
nan,: daughter'•of, Mr. and Mrs..
Wrn:P, Lannan : aiid Gerard Reg
inaldHill, ,son of Mr: and .Mrs.:
R, T. Hi.11;..Toronto.,
The bi°ide;' '.given din marriage
by .her ',.father, :,,looked lovely .in
a gown of shimmering white sat-
in 'with : sweetheart neckline, Her;
full length veil was; held in' place
by tiny. white rosebud's; and 'car-.
i•ied a- cascade of Talisman roses,
bronze snap's arid stephanotis.
1ler .only ornament' was a .double
strand •' of pearls;., •gift` sof the
- grooii ,
Rose Marie' Lannan as her sis-
ten's only` attendant, wore :pale
blue brocaded nylon . and .: carried
pink ca*rnations and -.'stephanotis:.
Walter . Riddell was the best man.,]
Louis Hogan .and Larry. 13rown-
were ushers. During t; ;e Mass,
Ken, Le 'Macre sang Pants' Angel -
i Schubert's Ave Maria and
On•
.This Day, accompanied by
Mrs. Thos. -Quigley. ' •
Wedding breakfast' followed; at
the British tExchange Hotel' .after trombone solos :by Cliffo d.. Heif-..concert .the. real . Scottish tone...
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1... Follow :the Icad of more than..a Million Canadianis whoa••
save• ' for tomorrow.. , open your B of M. account• today:..,
NK 0 MONTRI1AL
BANK
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working with Collodion, in wiry walk of life :liner 1817
UNINSURED
ENGAGEMENTS
Rev. John H. and 'Mrs. Geog-
hegan!,
eog-hegan,, the rectory,:-: Woodstock,
announce the.• engagement '.of
their. daughter, Georgina Anna .to
Mr.'.•Wallace 'Alexander. Siirnipson,•
Stratford,. §on' of NIr" and Mrs
• PAG E FIVE •
REX fiHEATRf
LUCKNOW
NOTICE
THERE WILL • BE NO
•MIDWEEK, ' SHOWS
DURING
=Lt.' & AUGUST-
I SAT.
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"TANGIER'
Starring;+
Maria Montez,
Robert Paige,
Sabu, .
Preston Foster,
Louise Allbritton
Matinee, Saturday at : '2.36
marriage to take place in St , ]00,000; feet, 1
•Paul's ' Church, Woodstock, July
26th.
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:':BOUNDARY EAST
Mrs Jack: Inglis, onpieand
David are visiting •at•Torii Inglis'
this week;
'Mr Alex `Ing'lis :is 'visiting with.
Mr and ;'Mrs:. Roddie :Inglis;
. Mr.; .Lavergne McMillan is •�
home from Kitchener; for the.' hal-.
idays
The 'Ladies +Aid held a. success
fill• Scotch concert in.; Whitechurch
Mernorial Hall, on Friday•, even_
ingr Mr jambs McIllwraith
sided over':::the 'program which
consisted. pf sOlos_by .John_ McGee,
Clark Johnson, James``Wilson and
Currie. Burchill; a' reading "My•'
first • experience at; a' baseball
game" by Mrs.. George ': Fisher;
piano instrurnental by Miss Merle,
Wilson. and Mrs Nelson: Pickell;
violin solo 'by' Nelson .Pickell . and
`:Better:'
25.% I3'' and' "longer...
OLIVER1 HARDWOOD
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67 Yonge: Street.
Toronto ,Ontario
pipes failed to. appear to :give, the
which. a receptro i was held, at the fey. Many were: disappointedthat Tunch,6 s�served at the .:
riclose
'home .: of the brides parents, ,The Frank':' lvlacKenzie and: his.. bag - Program; the progra
bdes mother •:received in a moss. --= _
green .dress with :corsage ,of pink,
ar.nations and; assisted by the
groom's mother: in navyblue with
corsage of deep` pink 'carnatio�t :_r
Mi.. • and Mrs. Hill ;left for • a:
motor :;trip through Muskoka, . the,
bride .tr`avellin'g in a grey pin.
striped suit: with white accessor-
ids and corsage of `blu. e lily of:'the
NVife. Friends: were .present ;from:
GodeHch and Toronto -
• BOUGHT KENNEY FARM •
Mr. D. ;J; Kenney, Con.
loss, held a clearing 'auction sale.
an Wednesday of lar week, hav-
ing disposed of his 2507acpe farm'
to 'Goi•Flon 'Litt: of Formosa,, who,
obtains possession. in: October:.
• Accidents :happen in 'a flash.' Ifyou,are not in.
• oared, repayment may 'cost. you your home, your
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savings or months. of income. 'Lgt.us explain Pilot
Autoniobile insurance to you. .it costs so little,:
We write Pilot insurance to cover selected rinks
N'w�i Automobile, Fire, Personal Property Floater,
Burglary; Plate Glass, Public Liability and other.
general insurance.
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P S. •STEWART
Lucknow
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HIB�ITION;
THE ARENA;
LUCK
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. Cominencing at 9.0,0 • sharp
wo ;Crack 'Owen Sound Juvenile Teams,.
age 16 to'.18, will stage this exhibitiori game.
THRILLS,.
AOR
SPEED, ACTION
And Something
.mEN`TIRELY' NEW 'IN LUCKNOW
Don't ' Miss. This L'acros'se Caine' •
Admission 35c y.
:Public+ SchooI Children T5c
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