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THURSDAY, 4UNE 1Ath, 1944
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Lyceum Theatre
WINGHAM
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
JUNE\ 15,_ .16107 ,
MERLE OBERON
BRIAN AHERNE
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"FIRST- COMES
COURAGE"
A combination espionage 'and
underground drama complete
with action, romance and act-
ing of the highest calibre.
Also "Short Subjects"
Matinee Sat. afternoon at 2.30
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Monday, Tuesday,,Wednesday
RINE 19, 20,
SUSAN PETERS .• •
MARY ASTOR
HERBERT MARSHALL
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"YOUNG IDEAS"
The son and daughter .of a
woman writer attempt to break
up their mother's marriage..
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Also "Short 'Subjects" • :
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Nosongeowsi:
Eakt'Wawanosh-Couple
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Fifty ears Married •
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Congratulations ' .,are extended
• to Mr. arid- Mrs.: David Currie
of East Wawanosit- Who eelebrat,
. ed. the 'fiftieth annivepsery. ...of
•their marriage on Tuesday,. June•
6th, when a .host of friends.,.called
•. to extend :greetings. They also
received, numerous gifts, .cards
and other Messages of congratu-
•lationS. • • • . • •
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, It. was on June 6th, 1894,• :that
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•Jernirna K .Huggirt became the.
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• -bride of Mr: David Currie. The
ceremony was performed by Rey.
• .. 'Dr..DaVid Perrie, -minister. of St.
Andrew's Church, Wingharn. The
• • bridesmaid was Mary Huggins,
the late Mrs. Norman Farquhar-
. • soh. The •best man wa Mr Gee:
Currie, who now resides' et. Cher-
. ryville, B.C. Since their marriage
• and .Mrs. Currie have •resided
• on their farm„ the
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Lucknow road. •
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Mr: Currie who is in' his 74th
. year, . is a native of East Wawa -
nosh, 'the Son Of the late:Robert
and Ann Currie who as pioneer
• • settlers, resided on the fent now
conducted by Mr. Robert 3.'.Cur•-
Ile is a Veteranof the First
Great War . enlisting with. .. the
• 161st Battalion, -and is a Member
•• of Wingham •Leg•iori.. ' .
Mrs. Currie was born in Rox-
. burgh, ScOtland, coming to,Wing-
ham in 1892. She. is in her 70th
year. They are' 'Members of St.
• Andrew's Presbyterian Church.
• Mr.. 'Currie was for many` years
a member •of the Board of Man-
- agers while Mrs. , Currie is an
• active Home Helper...of the Wo-
• • men's Missionary Society.- •
They had a 'family of nine,' Jas.
E., Margaret Leah, -and -David.
2-, Kenneth at home;- Mrs. Russell
• 1 • (Ethel May) -Gaunt of., Kinloss;
.Mrs, Eric (Flora Jean) Elliott of
• • Ottawa. The other four children,
• Robert, George, 'Annie . May and.
Janet Dorothy predeceased them;
"Seers And Suckers"
•gy
• The famous mind wizard who
• has amazed radio audiences by
telling their innermost thoughts,
exposes, the fake spirit Mediums
who are preying on the families
of our country's war dead. Be-
• gin- reading ,"Seers' and Suckers'',
in the 'Anrrican Weekly with
• this. Sunday's (June 18) issue of
The Detroit Sunday Vanes..
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The Lucknow Sentinel, Lucknow, Ontario
WEDDING BELLS KINLOUGH
AUSTIN—ARMSTRONO
A quiet wedding Was solem
ized at the United Church. Parr
LucknoW, On Saturday
June 10th, when Rev. J. W. Ste
wart united in marriage Prance
s.
Mildred, eldest daughter Of Mr.
.and Mrs. W. G. Armstrong • of
Lucknow and •Joseph: 'Robert'
Austin, son of .Mr.. Win. Austin
and the late. Mrs: Austin of.
Wingham; A Wedding:dinner was.
served at the home of thebride's
parents. The happy couple rater
lett ,,for points south, On.. eir.
return, Mr: and Mrs. Austin will
reside on the 'grpoires • farin near'
.Wingliam, • •., „:. ..- • . ••,
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• BROWN—EVANS
S. Paul's Cathedral, London,
OPtario, with :flowers and. cand-
les adorning the chancel, was the
setting on Saturday afternoon,
June 3rd, for the wedding of
Edith, only daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. G.'"W, Evans of Langsidel to
Robert Brown, .on of. *Mr. and
Mrs. W: C Brown of
Grove. Rev. Arthur H. Jared of-
ficiated.
Miss, Florence. Cartwright, ;who
sang "Through The Years" was
accompanied by Geo. Lethbridge;
who also played .the wedding
m a rChes. •
Thebride's 'father gave her in
• marriage. Her long gown of
White sheer on taffeta was de-
• ;signed with a closely -gathered
girdle, full skirt and • high em-
broidered, neckline. •The bridal,
veil which fell in Soft folds to
form a train was of white illusion
held , in a halo. She wore the
groom's gift, a two -strand Pearl
necklace and carrietll!a shower of
deep red. roses. • •
'IVIiss Flora ,MacPTiail, as maid •
it).f honor,- • wearing - blue-and.Miss
Daphne Davey its bridesmaid, in
pink, wore dresses ,of sheeri in
similar design with elbow veils
to Match, held in • floWer. head-
dress, They carried .cOloniar bou-•
quets' of Pink carnations and
sweet pe -as, . • H .
•FoUr-year-old :Patsy ..Daymerit,-
of Wilton Grove, • the grooms
ni•ece, attended as, flower
wearing a pare ,mauve • taffeta
•frodk, trimnied in, yellow,. •Witn
-a little poke borinet.'.arid a tiny•
basket of flowers._ Teddy Ev.ans,.
small brother of • .the .bride. was.
ring -bearer. The best. -man was
:Delmar Patrick, of 'Wilton Grove
and. the Ushers were Day-
ment, Grove and • AC2.
Eric .Evans,„ R.C.A.F:-; • brother of
the bride. . • " ••
At Ccibblestene. Inn where" the
reception.' was, 'held: and •Stipper
was served,. Mrs.„ Evans receiyed;
wearing a two-piece .gown of
bine Crepe with. pink .accents, 'and
a corsage Of carnations: . Mrs.
Brown chose widol crepe' in aqua
shade and two-piece design, with
corsage of cream roses. .
Before taking '4).1 residence 'at
Wilton Grove, .Mr. and -Mrs. Rob-
ert Brown are taking a motor
honeymoon 'along :Lake •Erie to.
the United States. The bride went
away in a dressmaker suitof
pale pink. flarinelit. with whiteac-
cessories, little •pink.•hat,land 'cor-
sage' of dark red carnation. •••.,
CORRECTS'ERROR IN
ASHFIEL/D CIRCUIT SKETCH
Editor Sentinel:
• Please allow me tie call atten-
tion to an unfortunate- slip in
my Ashfield church sketch., in
last week's Sentinel and torriake
a correction. • ••
,"The Unionof the Wesleyan and
• New Connexion Methodist bodies
'took' Place in 1874, not in 1884
as stated. There were two Mette
od'ist unions,- the first in 1874,
and the second, which brought
all the Methodist churches toge-
ther, in 1884. •
• johnElliott.
Huron Council In Session. —
" Huron County Council conven-
ed for the June session on Tues-
day morning and got right down
'to business so that the members
could take "Wednesday off to at-
• tend the Federation p of Agricul-
ture . picnic, at. which the Earl
of Athlone ,and Prindess ,Alice
were distinguished -guests.'
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Mrs, Frank Johnstone spelt
last week with her daughter, Mrs.
Donald Murray and .Mr, Murray.
at Loqdon and also visited with
her brother, Mr. Chester Black-
well at Byron.
Miss Ellen McBride spent the
week -end at her bottle here.
• The Presbyterian service will
be heldon Sunday next at 8 p.m.
rather than the regular service
at •3 O'clock.
Mr. and -Mrs: Alex Percy and
family spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. A. Irwin •and Mr, and
'Mrs. Bill Stanley, Lublinow.. '
LAW: Doily Orr of Ottawa is
enjoying a furlough with ..fela_
lives there. :
Miss Ruth Johnstone .Of
now spent the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Wall.
Pte: Harvey Johnston of Camp
PAGE FIVE \
Memorial and Decoration Service
AT . . .
South Kinloss Presbyterian Church
Sunday, June 1[8
At 3 p. m.
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Under The Direction of the Lucknow Branches
of the Canadian Legion and Ladiel'Auxiliaiy
You Are Invited To Attend This Service.
Borden' spelit the week -end with• .ASHFIELD
his parents; Mr. and Mrs. Fran
Johnston..•
'Mr. a.nd Mrs. Melvin Gray o
Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Syd Gard
ner: of ZiCKI, Miss Mabel John
stone of • Lucknow, Misses. Bet
and, Jean Johnstone of Kincar
din were • visitors Sunday wit
Mr. and Mrs. , Frank Johnstone.
• Mrs. E. N, riodgins is spendiri
a while with her brother, Mr. W
McFarlan.
Miss Pearl Henderson of Luck
now is visiting with Mrs. W. J
McLean. •-•
,Dr. •Pick Lane and Mrs. Lan
of Toronto visited during: the
week with relatives here.
Mrs. .Win. Orr, Bruce & Ritchie
of Langside visited 'Sunday' with
Mr. and 1Virs. Willis Lapp and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Percy.
•'Ronnie and Karl Murray of
„London are holidaying with Lois
Johnstone.•
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Mr.. and, Mrs, „ Cliff ,Borthwiek
Of St Catherines,'Mr. Charlie
Gillespie an& Don, , Mrs. Jack
Hodgins and John visited Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs:. James Hod-
gins. ••
Mrs. Wm. Holland and *Jack
pent Sunday with her parents.
.1/1r, and Mrs.. Robt. McLean.
• ty
Miss Even McLean of Lon-
don spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. W. J. McLean: -
• Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cassidy, and
Janet of Walkerton visited Sun:-
day with Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Graham. , .•
Mr. Wesley Boyle, Mr. Wm.
Boyle, Misses ;Vera and Edna
Boyle visited Friday with rela-
tives al Hensall aneLucan.
• Mr. itgti--4.ne who has been
ill for some time was maxi -6d on
Friday last to Wingham General
Hospital. •
Relatives from • here ".attended
• the funeral of the late Richard
Jackson •at Gorrie on Sunday
last. Mrs: Jackson is. a Sister of
Mrs. Frank Brown.
• Mr. and Mrs. , Cameron Moh-
ring of Walkerville spent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs,' Wm
Pinnell.
Mr: and Mrs. Albert Crang of
Kinloss spent a day with Mr..and
1VIrs. James Hodgins.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fairish of
Toronto spent the week -end at
k • The. Sacrament of the Lord's
• Supper was observed in the Pres-
fbyterianr.' church .on Sunday
- morning. •
• Hemlock City school, is closed
h on, acconnt. �f'an Outbreak . of
measle. Ther t . ;Were only two
h pupils who were able to iittend.
• *The district annual meeting of
g the North Huron Womeri's
. .
Insti-
tute will. be :held in DungannonOn. ThursdaY. of 'this •we.
• Mr. Clarence Shaw who has
had the Ralph Bueglas farm rent-
ed for the last three .years hes.,
bought a farin in the. Wirighard
'district aria .gets possession this
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WARD FIVE HEW RED
CROSS BENEFIT DANCE
111.••=*.
Ward Five of Hurn Township
Red Cross' Society recently held
a very successful dance at Para-
mount, • A purebred Yorkshire
weanling sow was donated to the
Unit by Martin Brothers,
when the draw was made at the
dance that evening. Raymond
Hamilton hid the lucky ticket.
LANGSIDE NORTH
• Miss Margaret Salkeldspent
the Week -end in Toronto,
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Anniversary _services. -
held ,in the ehurch this Sunday,
June 18th. Rev. Cram of Tees -
water 'will be -the speaker:
The June meeting of the Mis-
sion Band was held at the horne
of Mrs. John Ftiehardson.• ,. •
Mr. F. G. Moffat spent Wed-
nesday in Guelph. •
• Miss Dolena Orr of the R.C.A.
F. (w.r).) ,at .Roclicliffe is spend-
ing her leave at herhome here.
, Mr. .end Mrs. Robert Hamilton
and .Mr,. and Mrs. •Fink Hamil-
ton visited.withrelati'Ves• in Dun -
cies over the Week -end. They. also
went as.'far. as 'Niagara Falls, Mr.
and Mrs.: Frank Hamilton'. ale
celebrating theif twektiefh. wed-
ding anniversary. Congratulat-
A .reception was.'he.lci on Fri-
day evening in ,Amberleyhall
for LAC: Donald Courtney: and
his • bride. Donald • is stationed at•
Camp Borden., They -were spend-
ing• the week -en& with his par-
ents. Mr. and ',Mrs.. Wm. Court-
ney. • •• •
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Miss Mary -BoWler • of Kings-
bridge Visited with friends along
the lOth' Concession ' recently.
• Mr. David ,MacKenzie who has
not been enjoyinggood health
lately has ;found • it necessary tp
'have a sale ofhis stock and im-
plements so that he may go to:
• Toronto for treatment..
The friend S of and Mrs- .
John MacKay of Kintail were
pleased to learn that they • hact
heard from Flt. -Lieut. • Donald
MacKay who is a prisoner of war
in Germany. He says he is well .'
and not to worry.
• NORTH CUkLROSS
A very successful quilting was
held ,at the:home of Mr. and Mrs..
Tom Stewart, Con. 14. Mrs. Ste-
wart very, kindly treated • the
qUilterS to • a, bountiful repast.,
which. was much enjoyed. • •
• Mrs: Jas. Wall, Con. 14 receiv-
ed the sad news -that her nephew'.
Leonard Johnston' Was siverely
wounded in Italy which necessi-
tated both his
ated:
Mr. Henry Ruth Is at present. ••
away on a .building contract in. •
the south end of the tOwnship.
•s0.nr mail courier had the' mis-
• fortune t� lose a game of .check--
er •
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Science Master: Trees contri-
bute greatly to the. heat of .the.
atmosphere.
Tonimy: Yes, sir; the birch has'.
often warmed me.
So far this year, Long Distance calling is
almost 10 per cent. heavier than in 1943,
when toll calls set an all-time high.
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Soitis obvious why we must all Continue to 4vola---
neeclless Long Distance calls. Otherwise, pressing
war business may be seriously delayed. And
such delays can cost lives!
Please make only tiecesar:
REMEMBER —NIGHT RATES •
NOW BE04-N-AT 6 P.M.
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