HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1946-08-28, Page 5WEDNESDAY; AUGUST' 28, 1945: ,
THE LUCKNOW ;SENTINEL,, L
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ESTHER WILLIAMS
Show ;tarts :at' 8-00 o'clock, 745 ,on Saturday
Matinee Saturday at 2.30 o'clock
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Summer 'flowers, and beautiful
spruce ,trees. on the :lawn. of Mr.
and Mrs, Geo. T% . Currie, East
Wawanosh, wasthe setting' •on h
Saturday afternoon, August 17th,
for the wedding of their ,daugh-
ter, Sara Catharine, and Franklin
Waiter McConnell, son of Mr. arid'
Mrs. Allan McConnell of:'Strath-
roy.: Rev. A."H Wilson of White-.`
church officiated 'and during the
signing of, the' register, Mrs. Geo.
Taylor of Exeter, cousin of the
bride• sang• ,"1 .Love;. You
Given in marriage by her Fath-
• er,° the bride wore a street length
dress. of•.pale turquoise, crepe with
shofllder . length veil of , white '
tulle,, arranged, with headdress_ of
white flowers and carried Ani-
erican •beauty. • roses. , Her sister,
Isabel, as bridesmaid,.wore a sun=
filar ggwn with blue ;matching
headdress, and :a...corsage :of red
roses. Mr. Chas -Currie, of Ter-
, onto, brother • of ' the bride; .Was
gi nnmsma
`Following the ceremony, :a re-
ception was . held ' for about 95
guests w!en the bride and. ;toorn
were '
the • recipients • of :' many
beautiful 'gifts. The bride's moth-
er =•received the guests wearing'
.turquoise;crepe,_with _se t in; trirp
Ming -and, alarge black Pict ire,
hat, and black 'accessories:
;G; , .Smith . proposed ..the , oast to.
the .I'.bride. .
Mr.: ,and . Mrs. M;•Conneli' left
ori ' :, a trip to Niagara Falls and
Buffalo, the bride '': traveling . in
a : biege suit with brown
sori'es
'On their return' they will
resid•
e in. Wingham.;,
Guests were present fxori'r=`
onto; Paisley, : •Galt; Strathroy,;
Eondori; Liucan,.,Exeter, Luc notiv,:
Whitechurch :and ;Winghain. •
Finished Fust At .Ingersoll
in the second •section of the 2.13
trot or pace at.Ingersoll, :on Sat
• 11trday, Christopher" Stout, -owned
by Donald: ' McCharles and .:driven
;:,Lloy-d''Ture3z-finshod-iii first
,place taking, the three beats . an
1-2-1 order..
Bergman an
Ferber.
Two Shows, Each Night at 7.
r in;; the Best -Seller .by Edna
and' `9
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SEPTEMBER 9TH and SEPTEMBER
The:green:'A l cat on Card No. RB.191 at the.bach of Ration Book No. 5
must be -properly .4completed ;� and : p#esented to- a Distributing ;Centre.
in order to get a new booir,,
Distributing centres will not'be open, an all days at all hwours. Dates;,
.TI
and hours will -vary in each locality.:'
WATC%oFfIc,AL AN.NOUNCEM€NT-
IN
THIS -PAPER —NEXT WEEK
giving full particulars as to
•
HOW, ` WHEN OR WHERE T.O GET 'YOUR NEW RATION BOOK.
The knit coupons In the new book will' becoine valid September 19th1
• Failure to get your'new book during the official :week of ,distribution.
NW U involve delay and will mean that you will be temporal ily Without;
Cqupons where you nyC.,urrge>ntly, ,need them:
THE WARTIME PRICES AND TRADE BOARD
RBI W •
.'HITECRU.R. •
Miss Eileen Y•eoman..:starting
this week to Make a business
course .at Shaws scliool, Too.
Miss Hopkins of .Toronto gave
a short ,course in the Institute ,iiaf
Mast week on hooked rugs 'and
braked mats to a iclassn'of'women,.
Mrs. i271. Roane ;and *Vlr. and
Mrs. James McInnes' spent Sun
day .with the forrner's daiigiiter�
Mrs.George McKague ,and M..
McKague of Teeswater + :
Mr, and Mrs, . Harold 'o110
and family spent. ,an evening last
week with Mr: and Mrs: Mac:
Ross G.
Mr" •James *iison 'and •
Motlier',Mrs 'Andrew Wilson . and
her Sister`, Mrs.. McPhail: left last
Tuesday motoring tothe; west to
vieit relatives there:
Miss Flora Con er, daughte
of..Mr :and Mrs. WM.', Couittr,
4 left recently for a ' trip west to i
thes
coast- . ..
Mr. and . Mrs. 4To1 Reid
Goderich visited -with Mrs..
nd Miss -go
yt
Sharpe of 9,a•irrilton is spending'`
a few' .days' with Mrs. A..Foss. '
Mr. Bob Adams has ''laotight't1 e
house where lat. and Mrs, George
;Garton, ',sr., lived fornerly.
Passes In 9Ist Year •
Two coreSete
QLO cOfy
stow tliat'.S Nape' ler '
t annieat "•
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1T & M0N.
at's °The !grit'.
PEWIT RYAN
*Am Boter
Mrs, . Wm.- Martin-- ;(«orcnerlgr
Miss Maggie Laidlaw) an Old and
highly !esteem d resident -of' .aor
;commiini
t3' pac5ed :aw.ay ' •
-.daj in. her 191st year: Her brother,
Mr Joe ;�Laic1� a wy, passed . away
three weeks ago.. She:-. eaves to
notun ler .Loss a1x c.-Soin--•-iei-'
.Henry ' Martin , •of. S.ohthampton,
also several grandc'hidren,. great
ardch;ldren , -sand .done r,.;gr-eal-J-
gneat grandchild S'urvzvin�g .also:,
are two. sisters, Miss Christina
Laidiaw ;of here and Mrs, Jacek=.
son tof `Toronto: She' was $ Mern-
bei sof the !United tChi?rc, The
funeral was held on Sunday from'
her, home, .,conducted 3iy her min,.'
Aster, .Rev. ,G», ;Newton.
BY SCORES of 1.1-3 and i6.5
Walkerton ,Jaavenj1e to vTri�nat �
Elora :and won the W.O:.A A juv
tenile baseball chs ripionsh?p
R
The monthly; Mee g of the
W M.S 'was held; in e .:church
on 'Thursday 'afternoon ' withthe
president Mrs: iKilpatrick in
charge of the, .devotional ^perio:els.
Dorotl tCorbett.: gave .a reading
followed by a•.cliorus'by the girls.
:Gwen Treleaven • ,gage •a-readilg,.
"The:Good :Shepherd". 'Mrs. Ray
mond Finnigan' gave a • reading,:
`12',01.1'. Should `.now '..: A .duet, by:
:Shirley Sherwood and {Gwen
leaven was rendered. Mrs:. Tre,
leaveni gave • the. topic...cO. .. he
subject `fie look to the:W:M:S.;�'
the baby 'band. wastaken by R•�ith
Curran; 'Edna Rivett , as Mission.
Circle member; Gwen • Treleaven
Auxiliary member; Shirley Sher -
,wood; Associate member '.and
Kilpafrick " as Affiliated meinber.,
Each. gate, readings which:'show;'
ed the • different departments
rzakg up the :Society. Mrs. Zirin:
closed the: meeting .with Declar-.
ation' of Witness.. Collection :$4,74..
• .Diaster " M array .,Gaunt ; 'S't•
Helens iS -this 'i eek'.a •guest with
is cOttsi ;' .Norrria Sher abed, .
•Mr. Ronald. • Treleaven spent.
'Sunday at: Stratford :
Misses• Ruth and, Sy1Vis .Curran
'Two swellload— wei
bothi' in tecimicaer.
17CENTIIAuT BLONDE",:
Sfa ring ; .8 ,
ecia nil ar .
cavalcade• otithe tern ic: ' aan.�en
ties Tnrr�, n��fneLTl'J ma?ir�ai�'
ccoinedy scenes = ; wt d .. west
station ,. Lamour: dill in,
-g:argeo,a*---?gcrr
cam
The cast also i( c1hi 7i
-k'ZizgfT
Albert ID.e ker..
may,
saissmay,, Monday
NEXT WEEK •
DIGHT siEi Y wrair
Also �...
4,i0 a 6 0
• a o daer...grar# :show, 'so
prepared for sw `
-onenf=nit 9veek
Week
• 11' THE. BLS®TISSUE ®F
are visiting friends; in and around'
L• unknow:"
.Mr.„ and Mrs. Gordon .'Stuart
and Cheryl of Auburn called On
Mr. and Mrs.` ;Mai vin 1) run.. o.n
Sunday evening,.
.,N4, ,:aid : Mrs: , Clifford Crozier
aid' Joanie, spent the week—end,:
With .friends iii ,:Lortdgn` •
*.' and Mrs. Kobe, Dturiin of
bttngatinlOn spent a few days With'
Mr. G. , { , ' l urryin a n d Mrs,;
Granit: Mr. Durnin assisted •dr-
vine. it i' his harvest.
Miss Jean Free is, 'visiting •vith.
her grandmother, Mrs, " Si11Ib;
Gbderich township,
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