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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-11-16, Page 5THVItS4 NOVEKREK 15th left The Sentm. Luclmow, On Lyceum Theatre w I NGHAM Thursday, Friday, Saturday November 161 17, 18 DICK POVVELL •LUCILLE, BALL in 'MEET THE, PEOPLE' Music and Comedy with 211 all star cast at , the Lyternn, Theatre where you can "Meet the People" in a mood of fight entertainment Also Short Subjects Ilfathiee Sat. P e t41 at 2,341 lifonuay, Tuesday, Wediresday *member zo, ill, 22 RED SKELTON •ANN iuTruERvoRD * * * • nvitHisnirtiG In. BROOKLYN Wide and seek as plays tag with the cops robbers. • Also "Short Subjets" n and ASI -WIELD -NOTES ' Mr. •and Mrs. Chanibers Helm. of Tiverton and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hunter of Wawanosh spent Sunday with Mr_ and. Mrs \Will • Hunter. •• . WEDDING mils • SIEITTON—DeGIWAT. A pretty house wedding was solemnized at the home of the bride's parents oil Saturday after- noon, November 4th, when Freda Madelyn, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. -Fred DeGroat, ViE- toria street, London, became the bride of Russell Fulton Button, son of Mr. and 11/Irs. R. J. But- ton of Lucknow. Rev. John Fleck officiated. Given in marriage by her fath- er, the bride was ch arining in a. floor length gown -of white Sheer. with embroidered bodice and full bishop sleeves, Her fingertip vei of dotted illuSion was held in place iwith a pleated sweetheart halo of illu.sinn and she carried a shower, bouquet of American' Beauty, roses and bouvardia. Her only ornament was a heart shap- ed gold locket; a gift fif the groom. The bride's only attend- ant was Miss Jean Kelly who wore a bouffant dress of gold. net •over taffeta with a shirred taffeta bodice. Her headdress Was, of mauve Velvet ribbons with • rosettes of Violets, and a illative veil. She carried a. colonial bou- quet of - Talisman , roses •and mauve sweet peas The grooms- man was Cpl.: Wm_ Martin of the RAY., London, England. A reception followed the cere- mony. . MrS. DeGroat received wearing a rose colored figured dres,g with a French shoulderette of baby mumsirs_ Button who assisted in receiiring: chose •a black crepe dress with a corsage of bronze mums, ,., After a buffet luncheon Mr. 'and• Mrs. Button left_for Hamilton and Niagara Falls, the bride trav, bridesmaid a pin. to the best man ening in a gold wool frock with aceessokries. pair'crf gloves and to the fishers broWn Served 031 Jury W. A. Porteous was in Walker- ton Last week serving on the jury at the trial of Claude Smith, highway contractor, who was up on a serious charge. Sentence was deferred until yesterday. Philip Stewart was called but did not serve on the jury. Boyd acted as ushers. Mrs. John Carruthers of Bramp- ton, sister -in -.law of the groom, was organist and during the sign- ing of. the register, Mrs. Jean Canipbell of Kincardine sang '0 Perfect Love". Piper Kenneth McLennan piped the couple to the church and to the home. After the ceremony a reception was held :'at the home of the • bride's parents at which the bride's mother received in a dress turqUoise blue with black ac- cessories and a corsage a Briar - BOUNDARY EAST • M. Lavergne McMillan of Kit- chener spent the week -end at his , home. Mr. and Mrs_ Al Morrison arid Rae of London spent Sunday at Mr % Jack McMillan's. • MTS. Ed Thom spent Sunday with Mrs. Gillies. • Mr. and Mrs. Ronald -Forster and Nancy visited at Mr, James Forster's on Sunday Miss Elmira Alton spent the week -end, with • Mr. and Mrs. Pharis Mthers. MT. and Ws. Pharis Mathers- entertained 'fact week for an, an-- nual triple birthday party When Mr: 'and Mrs: Ed. McQuipin 'and Grant and. Mr. and 1}Ars. Sam Morrison, Gordon and. Melvin were the guests. The Bride Club met at the .rAipit WWI! •• • cliffe roses and thi. groom,s home of Mr. Farish Moffat onl • mother in a mauve dress With 1 Friday evening.. Winners were hat to match and acce.ssor- mr- and Nils- Gemge Eisner- Mr. Foster Moffat is entertaining the dub this Friday eVening.• ies -and a corsage of • Briar- cliffe roses. About sixty guests were served dinner The table were beautifully deearated With pink and white streamers and silvercandles. Later the young couple left on a trip to Niagara Fa11 and Buf- falo The bride trav • in a mauve wool suit and moss green • coat with red fox fur and hat to mat -ch and brown. accessories. On their return they will take up residence on the,groOm's farm at Pine River. Guests Were, present from Bill - fain, Detroit, Brampton and Tor- onto. • The grooms gift to the bride was a pearl necklace, to the hridesmaid earrings, to the junior -1-. • ties. • PARAMOUNT . —,--7-. I Mr. Norval Richards of Guelph visited at his home here. • • Mr. 'arid Mrs, Orland Richards and Mr. and Ws , Lloyd. Wylds • of London visited on Sunday with Mr. and MTS. Oliver McCharles. Mr. John Winfield of Kincar- dine spent Sunday. I with . old neighbors. • Mr. and Dirs. 0. litiebarciS and •fornily and Mr _ D. Richards vi..4 ited. with Mr, and Mrs_ C.' Mac- Dougall and Mr. and MTS. James Richards of Flesherton_ • Red Cross qMltings were held at Mrs. 0. NicCharle'S, Miss Ada Stanley's and Mrs. Wm. Kemp - Iton's. Hobert J. Macintosh of 'Nova • The bride is a graduate of • Strathroy General Hospital and 'Miss &Mit. Gibson is assisting for some time hag been, on the Mrs. Chas. Rite:hie who Is making nursing, staff of Queen Alemtandra • a very favorable recovery from sanatorium. her recent illness \ Mr. and Mit, Will Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Menary. Mr. Leonard Phillips and Miss Swan of Wingham visited with Mr_ and Mrs. Jake Hunter on Sunday. C.A.11KETHER-SYD Pine River. United Church was the scene of a pretty autumn wedding when • Grace Marion, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pte. Eimer Culbert �f Chatham Charles a Boyd of Ainberley. be- • spent the week -end with his par- came the bride of Elliott Lock- erits. ' hart Carruthers. son of Mrs. .t. Carruthers and the late Mr. Car- ruthers of Holy -rood.. Rev. John Hutton officiated. assiFted by the Rev. J. C. Nief1015021. The church was decorated with autumn flow- ers and evergreens.. Mrs. Rabb is visiting with her daughter. Mrs. Gordon Ritchie. • Mr: and Mrs. Pori. Sherwood •spent Sunday with Mr. ,and Mrs. Les Ritchie • • Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell of Belfast spent a day with Mr.1 The bride: given in marriage and Mrs. J. Hunter. , . by her father :looked lovely in a Mr. Allan Culbert accoMpanied Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith on their return to Detroit. Miss Irene Hogan. R.N., return- . ed - to Detroit after -Da brief visit with her parents. ST. HELENS Alltthe ladies are invited to the Red Cross quilting in the Corm- - munity Hall on Friday afternoon. Harry Swan. Joe and -Gordon Foran. "Earl McDonald and Allan • 11?filler have returned from Al- berta where they assisted with the harvest. A successful At Horne was held in the community hall on Friday evening under the aus- pices of the Women's Institute. Music was provided by Mr: Ray: - Mond Redmond of St Augustine. Mr. and WS. George Stuart. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Taylor and Miss. Doris Taylor. After luric.h Mast- er Donald 'Taylor drew the lucky ticket on the quilt. MKS. Robert Purdon. of .Whitechurch was the winner. Mrs. Sy:---e.5ter Raynard and children of Blteva:e 4nd • Mrs McFarlane. of Lucknow were week -end visitors with Mr. and. ( floor -length gown of embossed crepe in lily of the valley pat- tru3with long painted. sleeves trinuned with petitpointe lace. length veil n to a 'headdress Queen of Scot Her three - qu was gathered patterned on M lines and was adorned with. or- ange blossoms worn by her moth- er at her' wedding. She carried a bouquet of Tiriairliffe roses and adiatum 'fern, also A liandkerChief made by her , grandmother over .years, ago and which was car- ried by a fn-st cousi#-of the bride at her wedding three years ago. Miss Lillian Carruthers. the youngest sister, of the groom. as 'bridesmaid Was lovely • in • a white lace dress with sheer in- serts with long pointed sleeves. She carried a bouquet of Briar- cliffe roses and adi2..ttinn fern. Her headdress was a halo of fea- thers with fingertip • Miss 'Elaine Boyd of Buffalo. nier' of the bride coax junior bridestriaid and looked lovely in a gown - of faille taffeta with sweetheart neckline and puffed sleeves ancl,:pink rages in her hair and carried a colonial bo -et Mr. Gordon Boyd. brother of he joride was best man' and Mr. Ip kLCarrtheT3a.nd Mr,. Mac • Annual St. Andrew's • Under Auspices Of The Kairshea Club In Caniegie LUCKNOW 9.200 Sharp . MarDonahl Orchestra, assitted by Munro and Snowden, Kin- cardine violinists. 111q1NG • DIGHLANW DANCING • SCOTCli HE -ELS The Old -Time Dance Of The Year minission . . sic --43EEEEgiTEEZESEEErriESSEE. Scotia is spending a furlough with Ins parents. • • Mr. and .Mrs Allen•MacAPIey of Ripley spent 5nnea3i with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack McIntosh_ • Mr. Art Cook returned home on Tuesday after spending a week' at Lion's Horse Dropped Dead 'T le Clark lost hiStlelivery horse on Saturday When ft,guratively, died in the - harness while mailing its roam& that afternoon. NOTICE TO VEILS AND THEIR MALE EXPLOwEttb-,_ - Farineirs By an order signed on August 15th, 1944., by the andersignet1 Minister of National Selective • i• • Commencing August 22nd, 1944, every employer is required io check the dotti- meats held. by each newly engaged male employee, within 7 days of the employees' exigerneut.', to kietermine if such employee possesses docmiterttit to show that he is in • good standing under National -..leetive Service Mobilization Regulations.1944 (that is. in relation to the Military Call -n0; 2. Every enrplo-yer must report •on Schedule 9 to the R.:Vistrar for his Mobiliz- ation Division., concerning any eurplewyee found not to possess documents as referred lin 3. Every emplayer is required similarly to cheek the duets held by each male employee now working for him, whose sr under imthoritY of e MoLaization Regulations., 1944: doctrine/its he has pot checked before,atea to report to the Registrar for his Mobiliz- ation Division at once on au such em- ploee found not tii pnssess documents referred to 4. Any male employee here referred to, required by the Regulations to present his docaments to, his ezuplayer for purposes of inspection; 5: FOR THIS PURPOSE "4EitIPLOYEIr' INCLUDES ALSO ANY FARMER • OPEtIATING A FARM, WHO 11_45 A MATT PERSON W 1.1m1 -G FOR HE11; G. Penalties are provided for any employer or male employee *rho 'fails 'to comply with these Regulations. By' an carrlier order. employers were required to check the documents held • bY their male employees, and to report by Mary lst, 1944, on tkonlittill •.cases as well as cases where employees did not possess documents. Employers are asked to reanenzber that they do not report on 771€11 who do possess the necessary documents–only on those, who fail to present documents for examination, or where there is doubt that the document presented actually proves good standing. The employers of Canada, iIudngfarmers, co-operated verysatis' fortorily on the first chck, made. Up to May lst, last. This' co-operation was decidedly helpful. and is very much appracia ted. Further co-operation is TIOZEr earnestly requested.' 0 Schedule 9, for reporting to the Registrar. and details as to documents which prove good standing„are available through the nearest Employment and Seleetive Service Office. Farmers nut neeed on the farm during the winter, zrho answer the urgent cull for winter workers in other essential industries, will be given a continuance4 postponement of nulitarytrainingwhil etnna y from the farm. NATIONAL SELECTIIVE S ERVICE UrLirt 4113 CHM. A- MaeN 41:MARA •Minister of Labour • Director. .isational Selertire Service r a