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TEugs„ 1SIOVEIVIBEH.0th, 1947• THE •LUJCKNOW :SENTINEL, LUCICNOW, ONTARIO PAGE. THREE
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SPECIAL. SALE Hosiery' Satur- Mrs, James Ritchie was a guest A fox that is a family pet and •
day night, • TiE; MARKET STORE at the Ritchie -Boyle wedding in even romps about unmolested; •
Woodstock on •Tovem er•
Catharine MacIntosh is visiting b 8th.
in Lindsay and Toronto for a
• week. •
• Mrs'2T;1,McKintrois°-antl-Diss
Jean McKinnon ;of Kinloss were
recent visitors in •Flint, Mich.
with five houndsLis=•to be found
on the farm of
Victor_ Errington,
Mrs, `Margaret Dudley returned R. 2, Auburn. •
Qn_li,aturd.,ayy-.aittor-:: penclin,g—a- a-Paptured-wherr
`eek rironto ar he home of It did not have its eyes open, the
her brother, Mr. Arthur Haldenby fox is now a year and a half old
NG BELLS
WYLDS--STONE'
Metropolitan United Church,
London; Ontario, decorated- with
mums, ferns and candelabra was'
the. scene of. a pretty autumn
wedding when Lilian June, dau-"
-.ghter ,of Mr. ,and, Mrs,. Alfred.
` Stone, St:. Marys,. -'became the
bride: of Warren F'rankl'in Wylds,,
son of Mr. and Mr's..Donald' Wylds.
of LucknoW. Rev. Di. W. E. Mac,
Niven officiated at the ceremony:
Mr,, T, C.. Chattoe. played the
wedding music. Miss Willa-Wyeth
was, the."seleist,' singing '`Through"
the Years" during the signing. of
the register. ` ` : •
Entering the c urch' with 'her
atheiC the. brio& wore a bridal
gown of white s1ippe.r satin with
slight train, the sweetheart neck-
line : and, peplum embroidered
with seed pearls., Her embroider-•
ed fingertip veil was` held with
a , feather headdress She 'carried
a 'bouquet, of Sweetheart roses
and wore a • pearl'•ne•ck1ace, worn:
by :her mother.on her wedding
• was 'hex. matron' `of honor,'' wear
ing a' floor'length's bink' taffeta,
.gown with matching flower, head
• 'dress and ]carried'; a :bou � diet •of
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pastel chrysanthemums The best
man *as Lloyd Wylds of'Kincar•
dine,`.brother of thea grooms.
Thebridal reception .was held.
at the home sof the. bride's par-
ents;.Mr. -;and'iv rs,'•Aifred''Stine..
The bride''s. mother 'Ware a sequin:.
trimmed' black .crepe .dress:. with
• 'matching hat and corsage of red.
roses.' The groom's• mother- -Ores
• a caravan brown •crepe dress With
matching hat and corsage. of Pink'
roses.
For their! wedding trip tQ the
United`. States the: ,bride'"'donned.
a -brown suit-'--witir grey -topcoat
• and* brown • apcessories..and ..wore
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a;ga'denia corsage: On their, re -
tem M. ' -anl • Mrs. W Ids . Will
reside i:ri : Kincardine.
AITCHI ON-�N:ILSON.
A quiet weddingwas soleriiliiz
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ed •at '. the; Presbyterian Manse,.
Whitechurch, :by Rev.
erland at 3 .p.m. 'Saturday, 'Nov-
• . ember'' 8th; when Celia Marion.,
only daughter' of Mrs. J. J. •Wilson
of ':Lucknow :and •.the late. M.
Wilson became the bride'Of
,
.James ' Russell Aitchison, ' : eldest
s$n of Mr. Archie Aitchison, It'
Lucknow aid the, late Mrs: Aitch-
' ,•rson.
and. with Other relatives. 'For fear it might attack the -
__ O°B I T UAR Y
chickens it is kept :tied on a leash.
The hounds will come up to the
MISS C WELLWOO
fox and' play with it. as if •to help
D, •
R N: its° pass a:w ay the weary hours.
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- ...,fibers of the Errington? fa-
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, former W. M: •S United Church ilk are ' quite devoted to• it and
missionary in West China for 38' can put food in its mouth without
year's died suddenly . of a heart fear of being bitten. A son. of
attack in • Grand, Rapids;, 'Menne- the.,'. household; • It;oss •Errin ton
sota:',Eorn 'at Fordyce, Miss. Well-, noattending;Stratford Normal
' wood was well known in the, dis- school .delivered
• :.. an -Oral.. eqm-
tic ..ShNe was' in her• 74th year ,position' 'about..the per fox' at
as 'a graduate `of the Tor- Stratford Normal :this fall: •
onto; Conservatory of Music,. She The fox broke away from its•'
received her Bible college train- leashseveral months 'ago, but af=,
ing in Philadelphia '.and her nurs ter "wandering. in , the : bush for.
ing degree' at 'Washington, D.C.. several days returned' t'o the
Miss Wellvuood started her mfs- farm,'• apparently quite happy to
sioiiary work':•'in West - China in be lback; Goderich Signal -Star.'.
1906 and during her women's hos
pitali work there was instrumen-.
tai ire building a • hospital••at i MR.. & MRS.. SAM `DURNIN .
Cher gtu, She arrived' home ' •in MARK. 49th ANNI'V'ERSARY
Canada . in 1943. Sur iving, are • •
one brother and two .sisters; Wil- There was• a very • pleasant
,bert, Wingham;' Mrs. G. H,`Zigert; gatliering•at4the 'home of Mr.: and
l 'amilton, 'Mrs., R. J. •McKenzie,. .Mrs.Porman McDonald
-.and
Winnipeg, Mr. Harvey; Webb of LloydPhillips, Fordyce, on
Nov-.
West Wawanosh is a. nephew. ember 16th to remember the 49th •
The body will rest at•the home wedding anniversary; of ,their
of her brother Wilbert Wellwood, uncle and. aunt, ;'Mr: and Mrs.
Wingham.. • Funeral_ aetvr s «K,1t Sa- L.D * .a£ d0ukx ,i ..,T*
-e ie d In the •Wirigha'rri United- .also the 7th weddingg a .
anniversary
Church Thursday at..2 p.m. Rev: of :Mr. and. Mrs.Norman McDon
ald's wedding: •.
A..,grand fowl dinner 'was ;en-..
toyed; complete with .a beautiful-
cake for the two wedding ,anni-
versaries. Other guests were Mr.'
and; Mrs: George: Phillhps 'and Al
,bert• . Phillips, : Betty : 'McDonald.
and Betty'Durnin: of Lucknow.
• !Mr. and Mrs: Durrrin .:received
a ' lovely"•:•bouquet of big yellow
mums 'from their: family, in rec-
og. nition of this memorable oc-
casion:J •.
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W.' A •'Beecroft -will, officiate with
burial in Winghari Cemetery"
MRS: WALTER .M. BRAWN. " `
After. an • illness 'of -:several
wee, ks, there 'passed away in the•:
Kincardine .General, Hospital, 'on
Wednesday,; • .October 29th, •1947.
'Estella' Taylor Campbell,• wife of
Wa.ltei M Brown She. was born,
in ;Huron Township:, December
1880,. and was the 'daughter' of the
late' Mr. and Mrs.• David 'Camp
bei7.: In 1.912.she Married Walter,
M Brown' of :.Ainberleywhen e•
they_:have resided �_.
Mrs.! Brown .was , a 'faithful'
merriber *of Pine River ' United:.
Klug h `and a teachei. nth Singe
ool, She was a1soy a: mem-
ber✓off the Women's. Missionary,"
Society, ;Ladies'. 'Aid,. and Re•id's
2orrier's Women.s nstitu e.
ing " the.-;w,ar•, . years she was, an
active : worker m • the Red Ci cess..
• The funeral; .service `was held
at her,; late. residence, with 'burial
Ripley `cernetery.. The .floral
tributes..andthe large ,:Crowd who'.
' attended •tlie funeral showed the
high; esteem 'in .which Mrs. Brown
NOS held: The Rev.- J. C. .Hutton
'Officiated at the , service, .assisted
by the .'R'ev - J,:: C..•Nicholson of•
Glenailan,'' a•. former : minister `of
Pine River United .Church.. Two
favorite :' hymns of • Mrs. Bi own,
'The••bride were a 'street 'length "The Lord is:My Shepherd" .and
dress of blue.' crepe' with black ac "Abide with ,Me" Were sung. Mrs.'
cessoiies. Her corsage was•:Happy Mervyn Eckmier and Miss' Eliza-
Day, roses beth' Welsh sang' "Beyond the
Mrs. Sam 1Vlc uilliri. Lucknow, Sunset" accompanied by . Mrs.
as 'matron;; of honor - ,chose`, blue Wt:. Courtney,',• :
crepe`.;dress with 11lack''accessor-. The pallbearers were. six: nepli-
°res. Her corsage was 'Happy Day.: ews, Russell; Glenn; Gordon;
roses: 'Ih'e .groom. was `attended Grant, Chester`' and Evyyn� Camp
by. Mr. Sam
ding lldow io -ac•seceremony a wed',. Besides her 'husband,.,
d at the Brawn leaves to mourn her pass-,
. •bride's home..•;Later .the :bildal ing, two.daughters,. (Doris) -Mrs. 1 ■
• .'couple left •on a 'honeymoon 'to Murray 'MacLennan, • W.ingham; )
:.London,, `I- ami1ton and • .other (A.11ene) Mrs, ,Eldon' .Bradley, of ■
pgints south: Ashfield three granddaughters; ■
Misses_. -,E. Hende>son RN. •• : D.
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Douglas,. R..N. L. 'Harrison,. R.N.,:
St9tford' visited recently. with:
Mr'.. and ' Mrs. .Jack.: Henderson
-arra--atter:ded-the Atwood: -•and Tide-`
Donald wedding at. Teeswater '
,Mr :and 1VI'rs. Dan Wylds ac-
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cornpanied by. Mrs. Oliver, M.ac-
Charles attended the`:weddiffg, of
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.Mrs. M. Covey„ R:N:' and son
'returned : to •• Newt .York' havin
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been Clieie -since . the . fun ral..of.
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her:. father Mr'.., Arthur.' Cook:
Waren. Wylds 'at London.
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• TOWN. HALL, ;LUCKNOW
2 'Nights
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aturday, November 2
, Concert Starts at 8.00 p.m.
,Pro ram consists of a. one -act, lay •presentations
'8'• play, P
of awards,' P. T. acts, school choruses' etc.
iIMITED NUMBER OF RESERVED S TS
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• � ....: �►.� T'_ McKIMS • DRUG STORE
Reserved Seats 50c • :. Rush Seats 35
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n . : 'Publio':'School Children. 25c
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. THE . SINGER SERVICE : CAR WILL' BE
IUCKNOW . EVERY THURSDAY.
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• Mr. Al in, Alvin and Donald
Hamilton :,motored` to Toronto to
attend ,the', 'Winter Fair Donald,
remained .'to .take. ip; a position
of counter sales,clerk in the Cut
Chicken -Store in SimRson's
Mr:, Robert McIntosh went tci -
Toronto to'atternd the Ice Follies.,.
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MUSS PRESENT FOX' TO •
CALL ''cT BOUNTY IN BRUCE,
To ebllert the $4.00 '•bounty,• on
foXes" in Bruce County, it is nec-
essary.
essay, to 'Present .thee. entire fox
whenapplying for the reward.
This action was taker when the
Agl°ici rural conarnittee submit-
ted the following • recomnienda-
tion til tl,e, close- of the November'
session , .• i
"`ln connection:'tith the bounty
'to be, ;plaid on .•foXes, in order ;to
prevent . the alleged'‘ boot -legging
of frl pelts :froth' outside the
County •for, payment within the
ounty, we recorsmend that the
bounty be paid only on•.an entire:
fox, and that the 'pelts on the
foxes be ' marked ' by a slit- r bt
less •than .,3 inches longlaced
longitudinally in the ,lowerjawr",
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'Sandra ' and. 'Brenda .MacLennan
and Phyllis' Bradley; one \sister; ■
Mrs:. Robert Carripbell;'.2nd Con:. :'
Huron, .three "brothers, John and s
'Dav„id, Huron. Township. and Ste- ,a'
wart, 'Port Colborne. •■
. Friends' attended' the ' :funeral; 'i
from. Flint, Mich.;. Detroit,. Port' ,
Colborne; Niagara -on -the -Lake,' I■•
St. Catharines, Stratford; •Gp,der� �' a
ich Atwood and Wingham,.. ' ■�
Honored' Sunday. School Teaeher'r; .
A 'surprise st.ipper was' held at 1
the home of • 1VCrs, Harold Johns •I
stone oh Tuesday, November 4th, •, ■ .
with thirteen members of Miss °w
Celka •Wilson's Sunday School Iv
class present, tb, honour their tea -'•w
cher; i very pleasant time •was ■
,;enjoyed, !during which Miss
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THE .:`'POWER' COMMISSION A
AS . FOLLOWS:
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ENACTS
Section 97 of :The Power Commission Act is repealed An
the following. substittuted .therefor
A municipal corporation . or municipal commission and
any -company or individual neglecting or refusing to obey
and carry out any order, regulation,.' prohibition or 'dir-
ection of . the Commission or of a member thereof. made
Under section 86, or any order, regulation,
prohibition!
or direction of • the Commission made under sections 58a,
,
87, 89' 90, 92, 93, 94., and 96,.. in addition ,.to any other
,liability, , shall forfeit 'to His :Majesty for the use of
Ontario; the sum of $100 for every day during which
such neglect or refusaj shall ' continue.:.
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