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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-07-08, Page 5• •••• • ' • • THURSDAY, JULY 8th, 1943 Ammummia, Lyceum Theatre WINGH6m Two Shows Saturday' Night ThUrsd4y, Friday, Saturday1 July PIERRE All1110$T . • SUSAN PETERS -.. "ASSIGNMENT IN. BRITTANY:" A s'Wiftly told, smart,action: story .against a commando background. . Alse---41Shart-Subjecra"-: 3114iffine_ Sat.: afternoen at 2.30 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday' Juiy12 13 14 LAUREL & HARDY r 'Air Raid Waidens" Here is'gaiety from Laurel & Hardy, those artists of comical embarrass .Also "Short Subjects" THERE WILL be an afternoon show on Monday, July 12th. • CREWE.' • f;A E litLICURCIPAr SIENTIPITEL, 'LUCKNOW, ONTARIO • BOUNDARY EAST Mr. andMrs...Will Forster and sp familyspent • Sunday with • Mr. Janiesi' Forster. Mrs. .Harold .Dawson and Don- nie, and' Mrs. • P.haris 1VIathers and. caroline;spent Thursday-. af- ternoon' with Mrs. Ed. McQuillin. . Recent' Visitors at Mr. John Mc- Millan'S were Mr. Scott Paterson, Helen an,d Jack Mundell of 'De- troit, and Mr. and Mra. Al Morri-i sob and 'Son of London: . .' • • • .; ',1V1r.,,- and Mr. Albin Griffin, Teddy and .Lorraine of Detroit are 'spending...a few days' at Mr. .Pat. McMjjjafl'L 0 • Mr. John Griffin 'and' Larry:Of Detroit visited .over. the -week -end With Mr. and Mrs. ,Milas McMil- lan. - ' . . Mr. and Mrs, .Pharis Matherrg visited at the home of Mr. Earl Whitman of Auburn on Sunday. Mr. Robert Laidlaw„ who • hag SpeutAhe,..pits.t..4ewl.-weeks-attits:„ e,--and-eousrri-of -the-bride • • WEDDING. BELLS FAULDS—pmuur S The summer cottage of Rev. C. H. MacDonald at Bruce Beach was the scene of a quiet wedding at 3.00. p:m. on, Friday, July 2nd, when Miss Elizabeth' Forsythe phillitig (Beth) of St. Catharines, younger daughter of Mr. :and Mrs. S. E..• Phillips, Ashfield, was united in marriage with. Mr. John James Faulds of St. Catharines, y,ounger son of Mrs.:FaUlds, Lon-; don, aricl the Tate -Mr, Ern t Faulds. .= The bride, who was •give in marriage by her father, was be- corningly gowned in a street -length' dress Of• white sheer, with, white accessories% She parried • a bouquet of Dream roses and bou- . _ LAI4GSIDE- NORTH PAGE Tx VE ' Mr:- and Mrs. Farrish Moffat and Mr. Alex 1VlacKenzie attend- ed the Robb-Dustpw reception at Bel/bore on Tuesday evening. Miss Margaret Moffat of Sault g,te.. Marie and LAC. Graham' Moffat of• the ,R.0 A.F Halifax, N. S. are visiting? at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Win; IVIeAlliater • and Evelyn and Mr: and 'Mrs. Lorne McAllister and Shirley •were Sunday visitors with Mr: and"Mrs, Lloyd Moffat.' Mrs. Turner. of -OttaWa visited last week with Mr:: F. G. Moffat, aneother :friends. • - • • • .The Jtily•rneeting of the Mis7 vardia. Mrs. Frances' Omans- of a. t• e home of Mrs. Frank.Miller Detroit, - gowned, • in, fern green with an'attendance of 20. . 0. with. white, was her sister's Mat- Miss Eileen- Stewart is aSsist- ron of • honor, ...while Howard , ing Mrs. Farish Moffat Blake,' son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ' •• • ,,,,,.,......., sion Band was held on Saturday ome, has returned to Galt. The annual picnic was held at S.S.,No. 9 school grounds on June 29th and in spite of the very dis- agreeable weather a .good crowd attended. The ball game was a big feature of the program with cap- tains, George Fisher, and Eddie Moore,, the ,former's team winning with a sore of 72-31. The races and winners were ,as follows: un- der -3-years, Myrtle Crowston; 4 and 5 years, Allan Miller- 6 7 was the best man. Rev. C. H. 1VIacDonald officiated: • • After the ceremony, the corn- pany repaired to the home of the bride's parents, Concession 9, of Ashfield, where a wedding dinner was served, only immediate rela- tives -being,• present, Mrs. Hugh Menary and Miss Phyllis Blake, cousins of the bride, assisted in• serving. The table was , centred' the-we-dding cake..andmasses` of roses and delphinium added to and 8 years, Harvey Miller,'Reria •the attractiveness rf the large farm home. Moore; 9 and 10, Clarence Crow- ston, Billy Fisher; over 10, Ray- Mr: and Mrs. Faulds left by 'inand. motor on Saturday forLa_sh:or ;--ho-Y8 honeymoon to Aroma, parkhill Si -4-wtte-etuarrce, BW: Fis4er London, the • bride wearing for and Clarence Crowston; men's travelling:a two-piece suit of rose race, George Fisher, Eddie More; 'couple race, Geo. Fisher and Mrs. crepe with white accessories.: .They will' 'reside in St Cathar- • Ted' Collyer; paper bag race, Bet- inei br Mille ' race, Betty Miller's team; match' •• BRECKENRIDGE--.-ALLIN. _.... an • - sh— - e elp iniunt r steam;: croquet relay. . = - Lhoir.".raee; Vivi relay- tace„ Betty Miller's Standardgfof-bin h O er's team. The ticket was drawn on the ..c.u,shion top by Freddie Moore with Mrs. Norman 'Calvert of Lucknow the winner. After this lurid' :was served:and 'then' the pupils sang a number Of chor- uses. The program ended with God Save The King. • The big event of 'the week, was, the barn raising held at Mr. John McMillan's when around 200 peo- ple gathered for the :occasion. The Men worked, in perfect harmony and the barn went up, without a hitch arid was finished by iive p.m. when the workers ' filed- to the lawn for supper. During the afternoon some' of the ladies did a, Red Cross quilt on which tic- kets were sold,during lunch hour. Mrs., Al Morrison of London held the Jucky.:-.numberis---Proceedg-On- the quilt amounted to $12.55 to' be •used for patriotic purposes. We extend our thanks to those O who so kindly .did the work;on it. Miss Betty Miller was hostess to the Langside, Mission Band on Saturday 'afternoon. • Mr. James Orr spent Sunday with his parents on the Sixth. Mrs. Merrill Cantelon 'of Wing - ham visited the. latter part of- the week with her brother, Mr. Al.: fred• Patterson. Mr. Wm. Wraith and Mr. and Mrs. Jcihn Wraith, Roddy. and .Eldon of Langside spent Sunday at the same home. • .• Mr.. Bill Frezieli..•of • , spent • last 'week with Mr. 'and .• -. Mrs. •Cecil*Chairiney, Belgrave.. • • .Mrs: Bert. Treleaven •spent • the' O • Week7,end • with • 'her daughter, • Mrs,' Vernon Hunter. Mr. and. Mils. Palmer' Kilpat- riek and 'Brian of Toronto are ' visiting _friends here.' • ._ • • ••• • Miss • Lorainne 'Drennan, sent • akfew.days• with .her"cotisiri.Hel• Stothers,', Dinigannan. • • •. Mr. . and. Mrs. Lorne Emmons and .Muriel spent•a day -recently • • .v7411 friends' at London.• • -• • . • Mr... Robt.. Durnin whb Spent • • . the 'pagt• week, with Mr. and Mrs. • M_arvinDurnin,. made a busines . • • • Misses :Frances. Si, Lorena . Croz-• • ier :of. London were, week -end, guests with their ..parerits,--Mr.-and Mrs. Wm: Crozier. • • Mrs,: Wilson of •WaWabosh vis-, .ited few days with her datigh•-• •• ter, Mrs:- Will Reid:0 • Mr. Jim. Sherwood spent :a few • days in LOnd•on. • • • A most interesting program of readings, solos, chorus, dialogues and folk dances and a short play. • were put on in Crewe school on • Tuesday evening by the teacher • and pupils. The teacher, Mrs. T, Durnin; is to be congratulated on the :wonderful training of the children in presenting such an •excellent concert. Proceeds are • for the. Hot Lunch fund. and orange blossoms• framed an. effective setting in 7 North ,Street. :United -parsonage, when Marjorie .• Eileen, only • daughter .Of. Mr. and Mrs,: C. 'B. - Alli. GOclerick. becarne .bride 'of M. Ernest Breckenridge,: son :Of Mrs. M. E. Breckenridge and late Mr. Breckenridge. of God.er- The'• ceremony was.,Perform- ed 71;•3r. Rev-. R. Tui-nbull. The Wedding music'waS, played by the -bride's' aunt, Miss Mabelle Allin, A.T.C:M., TorontO,' • and. who also sang "ThrOugh the Wart" • during the•Signing of the register: The' bride was given' in mar- riage by • her father: . She wore, a gown „cif white French embossed •de-sior, with -full bOufant skirt,: styled with a princess necklin e point :cuff, over white 'bridal 'sat-, in...A ha -lo ofwhite rosebuds held 'her fingertip. veil and -she car- .-fiedfa bouquet. of .white and pink Delight roses. Her ,only ornament' Was three. stranded pearl neck- line. The' bride's attendant Mrs. Breckenridge, wore a ,town. of ' pink silk 'jersey, torso Style. With 'three „quarter ' sleevei arid. sweetheart neckline :and Matching flowered hat With veil -and car- • ried a bouquet of Talisman roses. The grdoni.waS attended ,hy his brother,. Mr: Roy. Breckenridge.. After the ceremony • luncheon, • served at the Park 'House. The rang room was profusely. dec..- ated.' with • roses and orange' ossoms...The bride's • table -Was centred' with. a tall 'tanking can ,...• diesat-,..each- end: ••• The 'bride mother- wore a biege.' Iwo -pied MURRAY RAE, former Wingham odri ball player, is playing senior ball bl with the Hagersville R. C. A. F. tearb. • • A GALA DAY ORANGE CELEBRATION WINGHAM Sionday, July 12th MONSTER PARADE SPECIAL SPEAKERS Street .Cairnival Afternoon and kvening °• tinder Supervision of Winghain Lions Club. BINGO. Good Prize. BOOTHS; , GAMES Or SKILL MEALS SERVED by Hotels, Restatwants and various or- . . ensemble with square yoke neck line in our contrasting shade orchid accessories, and a corsag of .yelloW -roes. The groom' mother was dressed in rose, an wore a black redingote and • aO cessories and a corsage of dee pink roses.' For travelling the bride donne a navy' crepe dress with ,assets o lace, white' aceessories and a cor sage -cif roses. ,Guests were pres ent.from Toronto and Guelph. ALLIN-17ORMS ' 4' recent- weddng of interes on. May 22nd at. Grandview Un iet d Church, .VancoUver, was the marriage of Corporal H. V. Alii only son of Mr. and Mrs. C„B AM Gederf, eh to - Miss Eliz- abeth Hope Morris, youngest dau- • ghter of Mrs: M. Morris and the late Warrant Officer W. J. Mor:- R.N. of Vancouver, B. C. Of- ficiatink at the 'ceremony •- was N.IL. Henderson, R.C.A.F. Chap- lain. Given in marriage by M. H. Blair, the bride wore an Eliz- abeth blue ensemble with corsage of talisman roses and lily of the valley. Mrs., Wirt. Alonauft..pt,. Cpl. Charles Allen was bet man. The -bride- donned a blue topcoat. over her ensemble for a honey- moon trip •to eastern parts. of Vancouver. .••• ROBS—DOSTOW pretty June wedding took place at 3 o'clock on Tuesday af- ternoon at • McIntosh: .United Jchurch-when--Beatriee--Rose,--see- ond daughter of • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dustow of Mildmay,' became the bride of Mr. Harvey Robb, soil of Mr. and- Miis. Thos. Robb fdafrrneCI the" cerernohY; : • The bride, given in marriage by her. fathet, wore an, attractive gown Of, pale pink Freneh or- gandy de'Soie; with floral brocad- ing. The 'long torso skirt and sweetheart neckline were. tritri- nied:With-daiiity-powder Vet ribbon. ker. veil was of new ST; - Mrs: Ward Shickluna and little .daughter Gail of Port Colborne are visitors with her .itother, Mrs. • Jas. Gaunt. • • •.Mrs. Mel Brown of .•Kitc,hener is the 'guest of her parents, and Mrs. • R. Woods. • • • , • • Mr. and Mrs. Wm. DoughertY• , and Gwen and Mr. and • Mrs. Wil- son 'Woods. 8.A children of.Guelph were week -end ,Visitors• with Mrs,,,_ R. J. Woods. - • •. • • Mrs,. Ramage of Porter 'Hill and , 'Miss'. . Norma Weatherhead a. Ix • ' • StaTper. are home - for the vaca- tior.j. Salkeld.ar4 'family,. Mrs. Gordon, • Mr.• and Mrs.. W. I. Miller,. .Miss Isobel . Miller,. Mrs. McIntyre, Mr. and. Mrs.'• W., A.. Miller,'Mrs. Wilson • • and Al an Miller attended the funeral:. �f the fel:Tiler's niece, Miss Charlotte' Mae' Salkeld at -Goderz 11-1V1711-Sut..-RobP.7.1VI. C•Guire OfLondon, renewed old'acquaintances here last vteek as the. guest of Mr.'and .•• Mrs.,. E. J. Thom. AC. Russel tWebb of the R. C. A. F. :is home .on ..farni leave for, -. two months. - There -.was a• ',large. attendance • of ladies and .children :at the Wo-. men's Institute meeting.' held 'the community. hall •on Thursday -aftern-o-on. Gaunt presided and the.•f011ciwing pro-' gram: by the children was • in charge of Mrs. Archie. Aitchison:: . choruses by' pupils of St. Helen's school, .001 , •, elen Barbour • and Mar- . • _ . • • -- gare • McPherson,, reeitation-.:0bY. • , . . . • • fingertip •length With sealloPed edge of Molyneaux and Was,held in place by a wreath of rosebuds She carried an arrn bouquet of Briarcliffe rosesand maiden hair fern The. bridesmaid was Mrs. Gordon Grant,.sister of the, bride, and was attired iri a floor length gown, of blue net over •taffeta with •full skirt and velvet top with sweetheart neCklirie. Her flowers were yellow, .roses and :foern. Mr. Wilmer Robb, brother f the groom Was best Man. Mrs. Russel Nickel played,the wedding music and. during the signing of the register Mrs. H. Ferguson and • Mr.; GOrdlon, Wghtparig.. .Iome. The ushers were. Mr. Orville Elliott and • Mr. Carl Douglas. . • • Following the ceremony a buf- fet luncheon • was .served for the immediate relatives: At the re- ception held at the bride's home the bride'stmother recerved• in a blue, printed silk with white ae cessories and corsage of pink gses. Assisting ,was ithe groom's other in a twd-piece dress. of • black lace with white accessories and corsage of. peeam roses: The bride and groom° left the follow- , on a brief honeymoon. For going 'away the 'bride chose 'a red figured sheer in redingote -style. They will in Hamil- _ ton.- McINNES—macrioucALL- - • The marriage of Miss Freda A1.' s, ma 1VlacDougall, youngest daugh- e ter of Mrs, 1ViacDougall and the s late John MacDougall, SeCond d Concession, Kinloss, to Mr. Leon- ard Finley McInnes, youngest son of Mrs. McInnes and the late Mal - d colm McInnes; Second concession, f Kinloss ,took place at the hbine, - of the bride's Mother Satur- - day. Rev. H. F. Dann officiated and the wedding music ,was ed by Mrs. L. Philip. The bride were a frock of hea- _ ven blue organza trimmed with ribbon taffeta and having a sweetheart neckline.. Her finger7, . _tip veil .was- held with' a -halo of shirred net and orange blossoms. , She carried a bouquet of iv-hite carnations .and, cornflowers., Mrs, Percy Crozier attended her sister O and 1,5.`•-oree, a frock, of pink het and tarried a bouquet of pink roses. Little Sandra Crozier was flower girl and carried a, nose- gay of sweet peas. Mr. Roy Mc- Innes, Toronto, was groomsman I . - . — honor wearing_a4usty rose sheer dress and corsage of carnations. :. • . . . . . . . • • , . 0 • ' •-• J.• D. Durhin, violin and guitar duets by Helen and, Mary Dur- nin of Lueknow and .a duet.by Murray Gaunt and Lorne Forster. • • July 16th was the' date 'set .for the Red Cross quilting. • 1VIT;Lanii.--Mrs: Vie Taylor -and—• - • - - family of Brucefield, Mr. and... • Mrs. McGowan and Mr. and Mrs. George Charters .and family of Blyth were recent .guests of Mr. and Mrs: Lorne :Woods. • ASHFIELD Miss Betsey 'Walker of Hamil- ton is visiting Mr. and Mrs., R. ' • Bissett. • - , Mr. David Cown, E.R.A.; who• has been stationed.in Nova Scot- ia is 'spending a few' days at his home here.. . • O Mrs. Effie; MacLennan, Miss aeil Ross, R.N., Misses Louise and Florence MacDonald of Tor- onto are„sPending their Vacation here. • Miss MarianMacKervierNlisse-s- 1Vjrid Bertha MacKendrick of • Toronto called 'on' friends here. The Henilock City At:Lilting group net tetentlY. and finished •• one quilt. ' BORN—In Kincardine 'Hospital On Saturday, July 3rd to Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Avery, a daughter. •Mrs. J. Bullen visited one day ,with cousins in Clinton. Sunday, July 4th, was anniVer- Sary Sunday in the Presbyterian church. The church was beauti 'fully decorated witi-Cflowers and O Dr. A. O. Thompson of Auburn was guest speaker. The choir was assisted' at the morning service service by two airmen from Port • Albert School with Mr. Donald Ross of Au:burn at, the organ. In the evening they were assisted by Mt. Harold V. Py rn of Wingham.. •' The •people of: this connnunitr Were, sorry to learn lof the very •• '--- --tUdden death of Mrs. Fred Hams in' Toronto; Thursday; July ist. Funeral service was. held, in Kincardine on Saturday with in- terment in Kincardine. cemetery. Mr. Wm. JOhnston of the., -12th Concession is a brother. . ZION 00 Mr. .and Mrs: Joseph Pre.ernatk and fatnily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Gardner. Miss -Lois and Master Joe remained to visit for a 'while. Miss Marion Gardner is to be congratulated lrf obtaining all her subjects in farm one at Luckno-, HighmastSeerhoBould. Quaid of Goderich is -a-visitor- with Mr; and Mrs. Cecil Gardner.. Master Bert Howse is assisting Sidney Gardner with the haying. Mr. Jack McKay of Toronto spent the week -end with his uncle and aunt Mr. and .Mrs. Nixon.• Mr. Harold Gardner of Hamii-, ton was a holiday •and week-evut visitor at his home here. Mr. ande, Mrs. Fred AnderSont.• received a cable last week t — After tson David who had gone over he ny a ceremolunch,eon One of the largest contingent& was served to about thirty guests. ever to cross the ocean. 11. 1,0', • •