The Lucknow Sentinel, 1946-03-07, Page 8•
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TES, WE HAVE NO CORSETS.
THIS MAY SEM SILLY, BUT WE DO HAVE'•
Corselettes and Girdles
T IN PQpVL R SILES. FROM. TIME TO TIME.
We never know for sure, when they will, arrive or in what
quantity,. Many of our customershave their names on
file with, us 'and.have their orders filled. •
'WE HAVE WHEN AVAILABLE.
Nu -Back Foundations that stay pUt aregardloss of whether
yousit, stand. or 'be•nd,
REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD WEAR NU -BACKS:
They will _not : ride 'up.
spreading hips. " a -� .
•• 'Shoulder straps "stay 'on the shoulders
They •do ` not "bulge in the back t
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They save hosiery runs.
They flatten 'the diaphram • and, , abdomen ,.'• also confine ;
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.A�td' ,Burned-6uF`Fa�f y �"'
• " The Sunbeam Club sponsored : a
-successful shower for the ,Ernie,
Carter family, whose home wag
I` destroyed by--fire•-r�ecently: tar -i•-
.mus gifts , were . donated for ..the
home, besides, nearly .$10, in cash.•.
I+1ile Victory League • held' a sue-
d , , cessful' dance iii the' schoolhouse,`
"' Iso -m aid of=the burned -out fan.L 1
Surgeon Lieut. Ycciriras `G-raha
'-About $50 ;was; realized Irwin '
RCN, 'son of -Dr and M
ow � i'entlnel; Lucknow, Ontario `- N
FORMER LOCAL GIRL.
IS WIFE. OF ATOM
BOMB `.=SCIENTIST
Buike, IamiltQf
Dr; Josep .h �: .
scientist,: who spent: two, and .a
balLyea:rs working on the devel-
opment of the atomic .orn..
Los__ -Alam ,os.. -.=Ne ,kr.vMexico; said
there was no reason why' Canada
"with...the materials it has avail-
able" could not have ' developed
tie -•,bomb. alone.
sot},,,,of Dr. Charles Burke:,
dean• of arts "and .science at Mcg:
Master -University,' Dr. Burki,
was 'interviewed after' arriving"in
Hamilton with his wife and two.
'children,; One., of: whom was, born.
Yn r'Mexico. •Mrs:. Burka, was for:
fnerlyr. Mary Wilson, daughter of
Mr and Mrs. R. S. Wilson. Mary
attended: ' s'cho`ols i. n Lucknow
while her father was manager of.
the Bank ,of `Commerce here
".The basic,. facts •of the atomic,
bomb are well known to every
-country.," -the , scientist . s.ai t .,
that thosecountries. wh chemo t 1'
know its secret could" develop, the
bomb if • they had the ''pecessar'y°
materials"
Dr. Burke expressed afire"len gr t'
with the suggestion that. there
should be ,some kind of inter;,
national,' control' --"otherwise the
future of every. country. Will'be
M1 uneertan". au
rs `•sThe'.,project in the New Mex
ico desert w'as intended to 'aug.
�}} t uur knowle4ge-of- e -•-bane_,
facts • and : to end . up. with the
atomic bomb", :he said.. "AS Can-
ada" has a good supply .of uranium
;ores, used in; • making the bomb,
h this, coun
tr y could. not have, developed it".'_
Dr. ' B:urke, a graduate of Mc-`
Master '` and- ' Cornell- Universities
has accepted. a' professorship With
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the Institute 'for Study of Metats.
at. Chicago. Talniversity. Head of
the-depaitinent=-is-.eyril' Stanley
Smith' who ., had : charge•, of :thc
metallurgical':; work: at, ' the atom.
n -r bomb experimental base in New
ud � Mexico:
ism Dr: Bu ke, �whu is '3:1--has-re=
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IRWIN—CQNNELL
St: James'.. C, athedrial, .Toronto,
was the•' setting on ••-Saturday foi
• the''marr-•iage of Margaret Somer
•v,ille, daughter of Dr.. and Mrs.
: M. 'Connell of Wingham, • t a
Bought -$alien, \ •
Beverley Beaton of . Seaforth
•and' a resident, of this community
youth, "has' bought the
East .Street' ' Bakery , in, Gocterich.
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5 .assorted flavors'
2' .packages''••••'•••••.•.,4,,•, 15c
Lees •.:Muffin Flour
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WOMEN' 4c.. CHILDREN
ik merchandise is still, in short supply,
„We will -do, our. best to` take `care":
of °your : requirements.
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M. Irwin, •Swift •Current, Sask. I
R:av -G---1VL-effatt off-iciated.: '
The : bride, ,'given `• in marriage
by her father'; .wore ' a' gown
ice' • blue... tissue 1 rocade, mad
with square neckline and . f itte
- sq -T euff
in . a court train.,• {Her fingert
veil was held, .with a : matchin
halo,
and -,--she carried a whi
prayer•. book'` with' gardenias. a
Finch. roses.Her ,maid of hon
was her sister, Miss Mary L
onnelel;`weari ig roae--pink-she
made With..portrait neckline, f
ted bodice and, full graceful ski
She carried, a: nosegay• of Joan
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Hill roses, sweet :peas "and bi
.to=matteh=her-headdi`ess 1VI
Louise...144d, Toront , and 'M'
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bridesmaids,• also' gowned in, p1
taffeta, and carrying: ,noseg'
.LTh_eL.groorns non :'" was '=Snrg�e
Lieut, : W . G ,Burrows, '•RCN.,_ .
Toronto; ,and the • ushers 'w
Lieut.:''•N.. A: Stewart, RCAM
Elston, :"Sisk:; Surgeon Lieut:,.
;Mandel; RCN,' Saskatoon.. T
soloist was,' Mir Craig .Armstro
off Winghaii `iVTiO sang`.;
Lord's. Prayer".
The••bride's mother was gow
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turned to the New.Mexico pro.
ject to'attend to. "what 'he de-'
scribed as "cleanup work" on his
'part of•'the atomic } omb..resea-rch
He , inn ll .report :10 -7E -Chicago
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_ The atomic, researcher; `his wife,'
and.,two• children visited with.the
NEW SPRING
YOU, CHOT'Cir
`April: '
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,'Burke .and' Wilson families whit„
1 -in' Hamilton. Their son, 31/2 -year
ng• .old. • Charles Burke, shows scien
The tiihc tendencies even -at•his-age
The baby, who is 7 month'sold,
ned was born in • New Mexico.
in a. floor length dress of ;,lime
green 'crepe with, ,gold. trim ad •
matching flower "hatr.and shouts-
er corsage. :The groom'•s' mother'
was charming in , saphire i velvet
with ' sequin trim and matching.
That., Sle • wore a •ghotiider /Corsage'
• of roses For travelling, the bride
chose a twdf piece wool suit of
lime mint, matching straw ' hat;
and corsage', of pink Delight. iroses
• and white' bouvardia..
' After the reception at'the home
,�.. .w "rill -'Mrs.. -T -
of tl"ie;'`brides ati ,�
Rahilly, Toronto, thej`couple' left'
on a wedding trip 'fo .Montreal.'
Surgeon. , Lieut. ; Irwin • Will. be
stationed at Halifax.
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LUCKNOW
Rem. J.W. StewartAl.N.i B.
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SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 1946
11 a.m. a'Lif e's Third Factor:
Story "She saw the King"
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12:15"`4 in.—Sunda"�`Schiiol:
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7 :p.ni.—"Life of Christ
(illustrated.),
AVOID DISAPPOINTME1'
CHAR . IE BARBER RETIRES
FROM ''NEWSFAPER'IELD •
Mr.
C. A:. Barber, who n s been i A :very erijoyalrle icai•a' party,
was., held at
1s �in '• give,,-
Lothian'school. on Friday
s onsore` by the
g, p
LOTHIAN 'SECTIO.' imp) "JBL
ED-UR'O.S-S-SOCIALSOC A Tint • -T
and social evening.
in the;: printing.: and publ h g
r. almo yt 'half 'a, cen- acher
bus"ness fo _ th to
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, an for 23'. years has b e s
tur.Y�
editor of " f'ne Progress" at Chill-
iwack B.C., .has sold, the.paper.
and, will retire from active news
paper :work. "
Mr.. •Barber (Charlie).:as he is'
best known, • is -a. nephew ,:of�-
Joseph•- Hackett• and • Mrs. Wm.
McNal1 of Lucknow. He 'started
as a printer's.'"devil`' in Wingham
and , was ` later • employed for ' a
time • by -The Sentinel before. .go. -,A
'ng to'°Weste'rri Canada where. he'
first published. a paper.: at Pilot'.
Mound; Man , before going to
Chrlliwack,
HELP SCARCE!;
• The response to A. recent "Want
Ad" m The Sentinel by a mar;
rgid_man-„ .wanting
•farm 'Work,-
broUght
-this comment from the
advertis r, "We had • so many peo
ple ansmier out advt., it is really
surprising how scarce help is": Second Concession,
M rs.. Jean twig ey, . in •d -6f -the-
Junior''' fled' Cross. There was .a
. attendance .with. ;8 tables
large•
for cards High counts' were sem,
b 'Mit:. R. E. Gilmore and
ed• y'
HerbCulbert. After .a splendid
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�•luneh was�. s
ror
rain was''e.njoyed 'including a
g .
.piano selection':by. Phylis Barger;
numbers by 'the',pupils;; recitation
by' .E:: Swan and Scottish select
ions -by Wm:`Buckingam, accom
partied. by Mrs..Quigley.
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KILPATRiCK - Mr, ,, arid • MO
Richard Kilpatrick .•are .hap htel
announce ' the birth: of a dare.
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Karen 'Anne, at Private Patient:
Pavilion, .Toronto' Western Ho
pital, o March 2. 1946.
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+horn Hospits
..-lri Wing.
' n :Monday, P'els.r u.�r•y 18th,
Mr.:'and Mrs; 1litrrtley" pawso
Kinloss; a so
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ool Blankets, Fancy 'Bed Spreads
leets and Pillow, Slips
je Store With The
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