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° THE - 'UCKNGW SENTINEL, LUG..KNOW,. OilTARM
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-- hen-- l in -e s--1~aliza til •
gl do'' literally the!''•whotle world
was listening,
• This Thursday morning at ap-
proximately 11.30 a.m. GAVLT.,'the
marriage of Princess Elisabeth to
Lieutenant ' Philip Mountbatten.
was solemniz.e in Westmainster
Here are s me of the questions.
which than , people ,have. been
masking about the wedding
yuitiii.,the ^ an wers.�° ,
The form'o f service is precisely,
the' sa e a .that 'used for any
Other. ou ale : belonging to *' the
Church... f England, and the King.
will giv .his 'daughter away like.
.any, . other father in the, British.
• 1CoridnioriWealth" 'Ther only differ-
yence ;bt'Ween: a • royal. weddin
and : tha of an 'ordinary citizen
is' that i is a proportionately bigr
ger• • wedding ••and an.`historical Per
: ,. i•n attended 'b a:number,of'-I •
cos o y
i • an official ' caiacity.
people n ,•
The place Westminster Abbey,
Where there have been very few
. Royal weddings' since .1300; among
..; these • were . the weddings to Prin
*:cess 'Mary to Viscount Lascelies,
.the Duke' and Duchess of York
. - .now King, and 'Queen) and the
Dukedand Duchess, f Kent
•;clergy take part in the :ceremony.'
the , Archbishop of -Canterbury,
'Dean of Westminster The Pre-'
' :,•centor, C. M. Armitage; the. Arch
bishop of York. Only clergy' take
part in the actual ceremony,. plus.
• three Lay •Officers.,.attached;"to.the
Abbey, who have the Tight to
attend These are . Llle • High:' stew-
tlu, •.LVfu Halifax,
aaran; former A
r$
bas$ador to • the United '' States;
tthe, High Bailiff, Mr, W illinck and
the Chaper. Clerk, M. Hart
Wright. The' Dean . of Westminster;„
the Very Reverend Allan C... Don,
p.p., ,meets • the Princess. at the
door' of the: Abbey and heads the
'n -,to :the: altar -.:--Th
rocess�o . e Dean
P
reads the. commencement of the
is . The' Archbisho ' of .=
._ .�sery c _e . _The P Can
terbury as Primate, .ofhe Church
Of • England. ;marries° Princess
un -.
•,'; �lizab`eth'"an�d-Le�.rterinnt-•- ..Ma t*
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battens : and the:. Archbishop ' of
Fork gives the address.1 The Dean
' u ial:
the t
ies t
of Westminster g p
blessing.
: of' Service—For the 'ten-.
. ,Form
t -al. part`;.of the' service, that is:
the.. actual :marriage, • the ' form . of
solemnization' of ' matrimony an
the Book "': of 'Common : ,Prayer
(1549) is" used The United King-
dom : Parliament:, did not : accept
he 1928;, revision ,of ; the .Prayer
` mainder "of, the ser-
,
the
The, re
-vice' follpws-'the -form- used' -at- the
marriage: of. the King and Queen
.in .1923 = (hynins• and anti -mins)...
The, words of: the' bride's'vow in.
. the- Book of: Common Prayer in
elude••"to love, cherish and` obey",,
' and :these are the, words the P
'' Princess •`ice using. ' •
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... firm.. G.
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`A Charming. ; Photograph -Of Princess-Elizabet)� 'And Lieut. •
Phili"p 'Mountbatten, •R.N., ;.Who` Were Wed This Morning
In : Westminster Abbey.
Ti 1.IR . 249VHMBERA :20th, 1947-
LO0:KIh1G;, BAC KK'WARDS:•
THROUGH. ',THE SENTINEL FILES
•
Sixty. Yearn .' _
In protest against the $eott Act
Kincardine- hotel . keepers, ,closed,
their houses . to the public. • The
shut -down strike was short lived
,lasting little more than 24 hours.
' J. ipoipervzlle,, was...having:` the
agrjictltural^grounds put in shape:
The • old^ cattle sheds ..were. being
taken dawzi 'and, replaced by new.
ones 'on the east ;side of the build -
MC. •
•Mrs Maud W hams sof Black=.•
horse hotel' was committed • to
Walkerton. jail for selling liquor
contrary to the Scott ,: Act Her
husband .-recently . had. served a
two • rnor�ths'. ,sentence on a
.about.
100 •'relatives.: and friends
non a
-aao
••' he. r t
in to w
o g • �I
g
new regulations limiting .enter
tainment. • It will be; paid for by
the' King from:: his priv 'te purse.
i ar : cha
John• •MurchiSdn; a ri d David
Moody: of Lu ckno`w „and James
Morrison, • James Mathers and
'Henry, •Mathers. of Kinloss spent
a couple . of weeks hunting- deer,
bear and other game 'in the Bruce
Penin siula. 7 " •
W. J. Earls, chairman' of the•
d Bridge
Road: anCommittee was
calling for tenders for -opening
na
p xiing
and '£'ef ihing of the sewer ion
Campbell St.
• Wheat was 69c, oats 32.e, barley
40e,, eggs I5e, butter 18c.and,pork
• $4.60 ,per 'cwt.. "
Mr,,, and Mrs. Georg'e'S 'Robert -
Son; returned from •a ' 'trip ta+,
Indianapolis where all the, .fanX
ily gathered to visit . wl%•. their
.inother, Mrs, -Isabella Robertson.
Messrs,'T: Watson,. G. H; Aoug
las, J: A, MacLennan and C. Rich-
ardson, assisted ..with. the Music at
anniversary services. in :Knox
Church, Ripley.
. J G. Anderson of Lucknow and
MacDonald of 1Kinloss were •
attending' County, . Council.. at'
Walkerton, •
A.•Mills, tinsmith a't the f,aw,
rence. Hardware, had . his- leg •
broken . when he -fell from the
roof of the •new residence being :
• erected by:. Mr: `b. Lawrence.
Mrs. Harry Days died 'at Wood",
stock; having Survived her hus-
band only 14 'months. She died
of typhoid fever, which she cors-,
fretted "whli nur h e .tr
Who was ill with the malady.
A pleasant ,evening 'Was spent
at., the home't f . • Mr. and, Mrs,
Poster. Moffat when friends gath-
ered. to celebrate their 10th wed-;
ding anniversary.
Dr.. John. H. Garnier, ' author of
the ', tragedy . "Don Pedro", was•
honored by. having the play stag-
ed in ;•London, England;,.. theatres,
with 'a 'special performance staged
for.. gerrajes 'y ;T e lien _..
Garnier wrote the book some 1.2
,years earlier. • •
' M. ' J. McKay. succeeded Joseph
Mallougii :: as ,A•ehfield Township
tax collector. •
The Huron County team defeat-
ed Bruce .in. the tug `o' war at the
Caledonian ,parries .Captained .by his. 80th :year. •
The ' death . o f , . Mr: Wrn;::Mac-
Lerman • 6f Langsicle-, . oc urred in . .
John A 'MacDonald of
the 'Huronites . were • W • 'Johnson,
J:.McKenzie, R. R. McKenzie,F.
T: ,Henderson, •' R. McKenzie, , M
McKenzie;'.J. D. Matheson, -J.: B.
Matheson, .J Dalton, B. •Finlay -
on. The:Bruce. :team :was•
eluded J. Stringer,• R: McKenzie,
Alexander, H.Alexander, M.
._Iholson J. `` Hays,R.
Nac
Hays., '
-3�I:ueh-of=the-suceess*e-f-•he-1.3th-
nnual...Cai,edonuan Games i •n.
Lucknow ;,was attributed::to• the
following:, Dr: D. ; A MacCrim-
mon, Alex' McPherson, 'Alex, 1Vlc
Intyre, • Capt. John, McPherson,
Win.. McIntosh, D. , Herrie11, R,.
McCarroll, A:' D. Cameron; Aleft
Currie, :Allan McDonald, :•J'ames
tamed' by! George •
'Kerr and m
The. Royal Family Family are inviting'
-relatives -and _ per-somal--4riends
and the remaining places are al=
Ideated to • leading figures in Bri-`
tain' and ;from .the other countries
ma e a Spee-: of: the Commonwealth and to rep -
jaiBoard of Trade , , . p .
ial' ' allocation of , coupons for the resentatives of other countries.'
Princess's weddin� dress':and. o- , Ladies' ' are wearing 'morning.
g�g
ing-away. . outfit. ' She had no dress and hatsy and . .gentlemen,
trousseau. morning dress, lounge..' suits or'.
_., r are : eight ht•: brides aids se°rvice.;, dress..
�T'he e gbridesmaids
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arid: two pages. The ;bridesmaids, A Select Committee of Mem
are Princess''' Margaret, Princess . bers of the United Kingdom
Alexandra of Kent,'' Lady Caro- House ' of Commons ``drawn from
line Monta u -Douglas -Scott, Lady :all Parties- will be' called by. ; the
MaryCanibrid a .Lady 'Elizabeth•, Lord Chancellor to decide if -the'
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Lamb�art, %� • The Hon: Pamela. Princess's allowance..Will now .he
Mo ntbatten, The: ion. Margaret increased. They are ,free. to call
Elphinstone a n d Miss „Diana in �whomever•they_like for advice,
Bowes -L• yon. The tjwo ' pages : are and , ylrhen• the amount is ;settled
'Prince, William of Gloucester and it �. is put before, ' . the 'House. "of.
`Co'rnmons:and made .an•Act. This
procedure is necessary because
the 'Princess,:as a' whzian, could
not 'inherit the .`iicom.e derived
from the '••D.uchy :of Cornwall,:
which. in , the case .of 'a male' heir
to �the,'Throne is his rightful in-
torno. 'Since the last . P,Tince of
Wales (Edward VIII — Duke of '
Windsor) this : money .has, "been
devoted to the Government's
cil list". It is, therefore, now for
the Government to • pro fide; :or
the Heir ^ to the 'Throne, The ;.sura
decided upon will' be . additional
to .the• 6,000 pounds •($24,000)" an:
nually which the Princess now •
receives,. •
Prince •Michael, of• Kent.'
The King and Princess Eliza -
The bridegroom was recently;•beth travel to Westminster Ab -
'received, • at. a .private ceremony,
as: a member :.of the Clhurch of
England.
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There' will •be no public expen-
diture a •'connected' With the wed -M
ding. The Church :expenses • are
paid • by 'the • bridegroom, in the
.. customary way,. arid the remaind-
er will come fr,'om •the King's pri-
vate .purse. Thel .procession' , in-
volves nothing more . than an ord-
inary State. procession, for, which'
'everythipg that is heeded is ' at
•hand. No changes in; Westminster
Abbey or, Buckingham Palace are
contemplated" and no -'stands are
erected°along the route.
The : wedding" -breakfast is est
pectec ' to be on the scale - of a
small private . buffet 'party for
bey 'iri the Irish State Coach; and
her Royal. • Highness',' the': bride •
and the .brideigrooin' return' • to
Buckingham Palace ' in. the glass
•
coach: • '
The : route 'of the procession
from . Buckin'gham; : •,Palace ' to,
• Westminster ; Abbey'is via The.
Mall, . Admiralty. Arch, Whitehall,
Parliament .. Street, East a :n d
South sides of Parliainent Square"
The return journey is oh the
"sane route. 'The whole route ,is
lined by. contingents • from • the
three 'services. ,The Household
Cavalry 'provide .Mounted• .escorts..
There. ,are' -bands at:..Buckingham
Palace, alcing the route, and .out-
side Westminster 'Abbey. •
There • are about• 2,000. guests
Twenty Yearn
St. Helen 'district. teachers re-;. •
Slimed ;their duties at the'follow-
•ing points, Misses ;W; D. Ruther
ford: -.Timmins;. Gladys Webb, Ft..
Caroline' Webb' Port:'•
Gilliam• _ - Webb;
Credit;,. Dorothy Webster,^-•Uno •:.
Park; .Mabel: Woods, - Nile; :Mary -
Durnin, Dungannon; C:.o i i ti
• Clark, •Milverton; • Clara, Woods,
Guelph; : Irene Woods,,Golden
Val' e
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tw
il•'Huro
D; Brooks,. Con. .P,
lost his. barn and season's drop
bit .fire.. ' .
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• Dr, D. R Finlayson' of ;Ripley
had his arm, broken in 'a motor::
accident ori ten. 12, ; Htiron TWP, .
As the James : Purves family
Findlater, A K Cameron,., Dou were. aMis'sbout to steart wto .the •Fall
gold',: McKinnon, Fair
Malcglni` Camp , "Annias thro'
'bell, M. Canipbel.l,: Jr.,':D. Camp-
bell,' D. E. Cameron, John Murch-
ison, Donald McDonald, . A.. D.
:Cameros; Geo: 71VIcHardy , John
Boyd, . John Stewart, George Kerr.,
Ed. Odium' .'wrote to The Sen-
tinel from;.Japan, describing his
trip 'to the Orient:
from the rig,,,•suffer:ing' a : severe
shoulder injury ,and %fracture.
Elmer' Woods of St,.Helens 'un-
derwent an: appendectomy in
Wingham..' '••
Mrs. Robert lvlu'llin of town
received word of the death of
her sister, Mrs. J. Johnston: ,
The Select - Committee will ;de.
cide• if Lieut. Mountbatten :is.- to
receive any allowance .over ' and
above that allocated to. the Prin-
ces., . .
NORTH CULROSS `
• Mr. and Mrs. 'Clarence Woodr-
cock of Toronto spent a few days
at the Donaldson's.
Mrs. John Mowbray, of 'White-
church spent. 'a week ,visiting;his
sister, , Mrs. John' Bannerman of
aleefnn. , •
Mr..and Miss Ruth,- Mrs.Reu-•
'i
' ben Zettler and son, spent a day
with Mr+ arid Mrs.: Linus Ruth at
Teeswater. • • • ' -
• • ^ ivfr" Geo" Herd completed a gar- tractor.. •Glowing • at` the m. of
.age and 'drive' shed for ''NXr. Bert I Johnston .Mc,Leod' of Huron,
,Banrxerinari, Con,. 14, Mr. Henry Ruth: has completed
' Mrs, Alvin Bannerman, Mrs,
David . Donaldson and Joyce at-
tended the Masquerade 'social'•. at
Mr.. "Warner Smythe's .in aid of
the Salem church. They do, say
there•was a terrific "ghost" "pres-
ent Which 'had ' those present in.
stitches. .
Mr,, Ralph Halde'nby`, and his
sister .Florence ^are remaining in
Teeswater for the week from now
on while attending. High School,,
• Mr • James Wilson - has ',been
ce
a •house. for Mr. Torn Maabonaid,.
South • Line, Kinloss Township.
Miss Mary Donaldsol-i •spent the.
week -end at "her home.'.
Snipped `bff Road �
'Slippery roads. from the first
taste of winter on,.•Saturday were
responsible• for, a -'motor accident
just west of Lucknow.; • A car
owned by George Taylor, • Jr.,
went into the ditch opposite But-
ton's' gate and turned turtle. Jim
Purves, a passenger iri the car
Suffered
a :fractured collar bone,
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MAIN OFFICE,. WALKRTON
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or: .P:01,11c:INSPEcT10
ecember., 3rd: and. 4t .1941.
In Connectipn.
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