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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-10-16, Page 5THURSDAY,'OaTOBER 16, 1047 THg LUCKN'OW „SENTINEL, LUCKNOW? ONTARI , PAGE' FIVB Illustrated r. H. R. Kingston; Professor • .of Mathematics Astroliom of ni ys ,ty oL—Weste r o.Wil deliver an illustrated lecture on. to � � .. • r THE • WONDERFUL hAVEN" IN;� THE .TOWN HALL, LUCKNOW.: • O at•o'clock • noes anspi�ces f they Lucknow , High., Schaoi.:-, • e. mission ---;25c'; ceeds lin aid of equi� �ment for: l the schoo Pro . P ,. ..—�c OLD AGE:PEN. SIONERS in Hur- Count y . number `980 They now now on Y receive $30.00 a 'month, $22.50 -.of :which conies from the',Donlinion and,' $7,50 from the Provincial vernments,' If • there is proof: of need the, Province , will. allow an: additional . amount up:• to , $10., Ex tend Cail . To `Huron Native ship and . has "been serving `.in WILL SU1? ERVIh'EC,A,C, " WEDDIi\1O a' EX.L'. I)ISTiostrirION IN :ORIENT ,yi ei,EOD--ANDERSO1Y At *ungannon Wednesday, October 8th the Rev. S, . T, :Dunk of DungainnonUnitedChurch united in marriage Mary.. Kath-: e • es... • Aug. er •o .' rs,, 'An- derson and the late David Edwin, Anderson and Jbhn• Wilbert Mac,- Leod;. only son of Mrs: MacLeod and the late John,. Durican,.Mac- Leod, VfacLeod,Kincardine .The ceremony was held 'at the .bride's home: The attendants were her sister, Miss 'Helen Anderson ,and; Mr. Robert Stothers. �.' • GA.RDINER•- .T,OIV LISSON As we reported . ,in a recent issue, ,When Rev. 'Hugh MacMil- lan reaches the Orient, oneof his first responsibilities' will be to "supervise the distribution of Can- di'a n Aid --o--( i -ine Supplies, will act as a tecutive secretary of: the Shanghai Committee.: Included In Htigh's big' file. on Canadian Aid to .China, will' be . ,news_rtand.; editorial .clippings. from The Sentinel;, '.showing .the.:re- sponse to the. carnpaign- last Win- ter by,:the folk 'of :this commun- ity, , In acknowledging receipt'; of :these ,.:. requested " clippings,, .Rev. MacMillan said, • `4It is a good thi,pg -for 'anyone. in such a .role as• mine 'to be able to speak' With authority and in terms of his; own 'con mi nity.It. is the kitid of'lang- uage that has weight;' Thea Luck - .now, story of i.nterest••in, •and ,aid to'China, is quite a good: one .and I'm. thankful• to have it"r Written on . September :19th, Rev MacMillan ...said they ex- pected to be. off in few days. The congregations . of.�Blytl and uAuburn Presbyte ian •cl urciies in Maitland Huron presbytery, have extended a call. to the•..Rev; Ross N. MacKay of Woodstock, B Mr: MacKay is, a: son of Mr..' and Mrs. Lachie MacKay .6f , Huron • town Rev. Alex Nimrzo. officiated at the ceremony which ' united, in, marriage, .I{elent Elizabeth •. Torn, linson,' only daughter ' of Mrs. Wm.. Brownie :and *the late .Wayne Tomlinson' • to William • :Lorne Gardiner', . eldest son: of Mr:. and Mrs. Mark . Gardiner, all of Wing= sham,. The. marriage Was perform- ' ed..at the. bride's home; under a pink d .white . arch banked with' Woodstock since his ordination. gladioli, , carnations and snap - He visited here with his -.parentsdragons. in June ,enroute to attend sessions Given in marriage by. her step- of the' General Assembly .at 'Cal- 'father, Wm.. 'Brownhe,".tilt bride gary. • Whatever the weather, . w.hatever your 'wor- ries, you'll feel happier,' moresecure, if. you .. : have a nice little:- nest -egg. of Canada::Saves , ings Bonds tucked away. If,•you need money • -= quickly they., can.! be cashed:'at` any time: at their full face value•.plus: interest,',-., 4. Youi can buy. up to $1.,000. in. any;one name (but to' more) in, he soarconvenient Ways - for 'cash ., or on ;easytnstalments Take advantage ,of this, ,' fine opportunity without; � delay. IBuy Canada Sav-, , ings• Bonds today! , ' ON SALE OCTOBER 14th at banks and through •' investment dealers, -or through your Company's, Payroll Saving's •Plan. X:.. ,wore a satin trimmed grey jersey dress. with; black -'accessories.' She. ,:carried :' a - •.' cascade banquet ' of • white and red. laloll: g .d .. . ` Miss: Margaret; :MacDonald, at- en e° t e ctrl• e., `wearing a $1ow Bred jersey dress with,: black ac- cessories Her bouquet :was pink; gladioli Rayrnorid 'Bell .was • best than.; The wedding •march• was played by : Yvonne SC ardu?er`;sis- ter of the ,groom. At the reception_ the bride's mother, received the g tar . y end f1owered en'. sernnie :witn,corsage ,Of pink car- nations. The; grooms mother .a"s Ilisted in a black and white two- piece dress -sand a corsage otear'= nation. Later the couple, -left for Toronto . and. ;otherr points; the bride travelling ; .iii a black: suit, blue , blouse'' and' black :accessories. They .will reside in •Wingham. BRADLEY WEBSTER Infant •Underwent. Oneiation Little $ryan ' Coulter, infant son of Mr. and 'Mrs, •Chester Coul- :ter, .underwent an appendix op- ' eration in Calgary more than two weeks 'ago.. Mr, and Mrs.. Coulter and her'parents, Mr. and Mrs. ..McKenzie .Webb were visit•. ing n , a gory, wh e enroute• .to. Vancouver., Wher• the lad was stricken. He is not yet a year ' old, but came through the oper- ation well and they 'have since been able: to: continue to the: coast" Back First Time In 40 Years • Messrs. Kenneth •and James - MacInnies of Duluth . and Mr. John MacDonald of Detroit visit ed with Mr, and Mrs. Grant Mac- Diarmid' for :a few days last week. The '•MacInnies brothers were former , residents of , Paramount, and: , this, was the :first tune 401years that James had "returned, to the place of his birth, Both are accomplished 'musicians and as: ,. young men . played ' at many a. dance .'in • this community, : . At. the lovely farm home of Mr. and Mrs_ Thomas :Webster; the" marriageof _ +heir : elder :-daix iter, .CREWE Mt.� y Fr ` d Finla of St; Thomas visited. with friends • here. • - Mrs. Marie Granat • of Hamilton spentlast' week=end withr her brother 'Orville Durniiz. ' Mr. - and Mrs, Bert Treleaven. attended the :silver wedding; an- niversary, of Mr; .and Mrs, • Ewart: • Taylorat the home ,of their dau- ghter ' Betty; Mr.:. and Mrs. Jack• Ackert : on Saturday when a. e. .1rightfi even.zng•:.was: spent. .. _ • . • Mr. and Mrs.. Allan Corbett and ` family. spent Sunday at ,•Grand Vapey. Mist Birdie Whitley spent- the'' week -end; at ',her: home ..near Tay- lois; Corners, r. and 'Mrs. Jim• :Flesson •of • Sti tisit Mr :`iii Mrs • SarreKflpa i` k tial w7�ia' ay* With combines,Fr e .610 n g'"`rxj ma hires :and silo :fillerkl the fall. `wox is getting .finished • in this 'o�om :unity; but-makes-•farm4abor ., scarce: Gee - of ';Blyth, and Rhea Durnixt ',of Goderich, with the bride cut, ting the four -tier wedding; cake; :. The couple; left: later. on a' honey- moon trip, ..the bride wearing a ,navy. gabardine 'suit:with' match - Mg., accessories. • Upon their re-. turn ` they will occupy • their new: ' • home :oii�War�en St , Goderich, . Margaret Ettabelle, • to Mr. Wm, 1 ., I •. Bradley, son o0 ; Mr and Mrs: T: H.: Bradley; ': Goderich,` _ was • 'sol emnized on Friday, Septernber 1,9 by • . Rev: W. J. Rogers . of Blyth, • formerminister.. of Dungannon United::,. Church: The livingroom, ' decorated W th gladioli' of;pastel. shades, and.ferns, :made a pretty setting . for the ceremony; „the - bride, "the •bride,' given. in marriage 'by her. lather; entered the .livingrobm to;'• =the strains of the . bridal chorus from Loheng'r.in 'played; ley Mrs.; W.:.J.:. Rogers. The bride' Wore a floor :length: gown' of White satin with bouffant skirt, fitted bodice, sweetheart neckline, and fingertip sleeve's,: a• • long ',embroidered net• veil arid ': Juliet cap• headdress: She carried a large :bouquet of; 'American Beauty loses fcin.,'.and:' gypsophilia,, and wore'. a strand.' of pearls, the- gift of. the bride- groan': . Miss Jean Errington; : cousin ;of.the bride, as bridesmaid, woe a floor length' gown of yel °: low' 'taffeta' with flared skirt, Sweetheart. neckline and. short sleeves, arid, long.matching;:,veil.. and, mittens, She carried a bou quet;; of -gladioli and:' chrysanthe-,' mums. Miss:,Lois •Webster, ..sister. of the bride, •as'junior bridesmaid, wore a floor length gown of Pink crepe . with matching.' veil :and fibwe ` and feather headdress and carried gladioli and chrysanthe mums with fern. Mr, ;Lloyd Brad- ley, brother of the' bridegroom, was ;groomsman. Rev.' •S.. -T. Dunk, ;pastor • ' of Dungannon • Unitect church sang `‘Because". '': ' h .e guests were received - by the bride's mother in a 'black., crepe dress with' fishtailback and Wearing a corsage 'of Mauve and. White. ehrysanthemunis. • At r,s.: Bradley assisted in recelVitig :the. guests wearing a black crepq dress an a corsage of mauve & White phrysanthemulris, A buffet; lunch was - served to fifty. • guests ' by 1Viisses Isabelle, Errington of Dun- ganrion, Helen and Dorothy Mc- • • 0; Vr'" sTRANYER a: F I ora ' Sales and Service b Thon, 40, ' .;uc ow .