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BRADLEY7-STOTHERS
Orange ,blossoms, .'pink, roses and
p
blue delphinium, prettily- arranged ed a- -
round the chancel, ma
ade pleasing
setting for the wedding in Erskine
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Presbyterian' Church, Dungannon, at
three o_c'lo,ak Wednesday aafternoonon,
o Miss Eliza Lenore Stothers, Reg;
f r: a, Mrs.er Af .M d P
N, eider • daught.,
S..1 .. Stothers of Ashfield and Mr.
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Mr: and Mrs:°henry BradleY,Coder-
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The. bride, given in marriage by.
•l'er father, entered the -church to the
of tile. Bridal porn; ;played
strains
liy •. her.'cousin; Missy Betty Taylor,,
rid looked.:charining
_Luciznow . The�l?1 e.; • •... _ ;,
in a floor -length gown, of white•crepe
sheer made on French4ines, with fin-'
ger-tip •veil of :white silk net and head.
dress of white :carnations and white•
satin ribbon,: She carried the 'white
satin Bible Which was carried byy her
.mother at her : wedding twenty-five
years ago, June twenty-first. Atter=;
ding her sister as bridesmaid was.
Miss Helen Stothers, wearing a floor-
length . dress of white point , d'esprit
with •ruffles• over white satin and a
dainty white turban :.with•• pink flow-
ers forming the crown. She carried
:e.., ..:of, . .. .'rid' --
a nosegay of .sweet peas., The b , e
groom was 'supported by his brother:
William Bradley, in ;training in kit
chener: The '•ceremony was 'performed
by Rev.: C n•;lane-Donald ' n le re -
ence of about twenty guests; all im-
mediate relatives, and the nursesof
the bride's graduating . elass, with
Miss' McCorkindale, the superinten-`
dent ; of Alexandra Marine and Gen-
eral Hospital, Goderich, of which, the
bride was a graduate.The. ushers
-were, Mr. -Billy Tigert,--•I•r.' Keith
_Hackettcousi S Of the bride.' During
the signing' of the register, Miss Peg-
gy MacDonald sang "Because". Fol-
lowing the ceremony a reception was
held at the home of .the bride's par-
ents, the bride's mother receiving in
a gown, refigured bine sheer, with
large white hat.:'. The bridegroom's
another was unable to attend' owing
to illness, A. wedding dinner was :ser-
ved from a. table set : in' "T" shape,
the color . scheme being • pink- and
white, with pink roses and pink can-
dles in silver holders. 'Assisting. in
serving were two• caneinS of the bride
Misse's;Dorothlt Tigert and Doris Tay
lor, and two aunts, Mrs:. Ewart Tay:-
tor
ay=tor and Mrs. Harold Tigert. Mr. and
Mrs.; Bradley left by' motor .for a hon-
eymoon Which will be .spent in Mus-
koka, the• bride' lonning -for traveling;
a smart black. tailored mannish serge
suit with pin .stripes, black Mexican
style hat with _white trim, and:black
gabardine . shoes ` tipped with -white
kid. Her accessories were white. 'On
their return they,will reside in. God-
erich. • •
and G�EHEfAL
Miss: Maladie Fisher is.holilayitig in
Kitchener,
in
,. . Borne spent #e week,
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end wit -daughters h her -. n hters in Toronto:
Mr. and firs Ted Collier, of Ham-
ilton spent. the.' •week -end withrela-.
tives. here. .
HURON ' JUDGING- COMPETITION
•
Mrs. A..0.. Elliott spent'last week
ai
in Strathroy.,with •i11r and Mrs. I a
.MacRae. '
a•
`me gtwimmirig. pool
was•
The Gans n
eanin out • on.
given a
thorough
cleaning
Monday. K
' Arrangements. have been made. for
LivestockJudging- ,, Com
the- Annual- ,, g_ .� :,. .
Petition open to' all 'fanners' ';sons
in Huron County, to be held ' in the
Clinton distriet on Tuesday, July 8th..
,._c tb .following lige -I
stock ° will he judged: ;heavy horses,
beef cattle; dairy cattle, ; sheep: and
swine. •
The ' prize: money fot the event
have: , been donated • by the Huron
County Council through the Junior
Extension .grant. . . : •
The competition iwi',,1. be under the
ricul
hea7�el' �g
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total.representative.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson jro
I•Iainilton were Sunday 'visitors With
ie• '�
.i elatives : he
ur ess, rof
Bei. • •and Mrs. 3°• L. B g..
Morriston -are . �- .present holidaying
at Bruce Beach. '
Mr• James Pickering who . has' been
i11` :with pneumonia is making a : sat~"
isfactory recovery.
' Mr. and ; Mrg Stuart Collyer and
Teddy of Westwood are holidaying
with relatives :here. . .
Miss Alma:Solomon' of London;is
Holidaying with her parent$, Mr., and
Mrs. Austin Solomon.
• For Grades IIX, X,', XL XCITt. .
•• . .. _ . ;. _a ' royal of the.
SubleCt; to the... FR • •
partene�xt • of Education, tha following
students of the Lucknow High 3
Bonk, • lambert --Eng., C; Ai. & M
Hist., 1II; Nath ,. C, 'Chem. III.
:Bushell', Aisla—Eng•, C; Math, C,
Chen., C•
M Hist,;
shin, Saih-n6•, C;' ,A &
C; Math., 'C,• Chem., III; Fr. C,
C
Culbert,:• '13arbare�••EngA�, Chem• ,._,.
School
:. n Charles- En$•.,, C; A
Dalton, .
the standing. indicated:' Thst•; C; Math,, C; chem., C.
Obtained
to LOQ%• xT• -66' to ?4; IIIA- Gardner Kathleen— '
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60 to lir C-50, :to `5.9• . Gibson,. Kathleen ..Eng., C; A & M
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am second. , rvin Willa A. & M. Hist. = C.
L,`orraiiie,;k'erguson c e and _. , . I . .,, -. .. ' En' . •II' A•. �.
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THURSDAY, JULY 8rd,, 1941
Thurs., Fri., 'Sat, July 'a.
QPENIN( s ' .
• ' . SUMMER SEASON .
Trail
The Sante Fe
"The
BOOSTS' THE HAND l
Following the Pipe Band's appear-,
at, .Seliforth last 'Satiirday
Day, the BeacenAleraldrcertied the
:bleed in ,Yon
aE all yell can't help but thrill, to the
sight Of the Liichne* Pipe Bland.
Talk to the men of the. band nnd
you'll thrill more; hicanse theiere
kenziee, TreleMrens—and en on. All
these are •niines familiar to the lend
d •the heather. ,They ldve. playing in:
that LuCknew. hand, Every Satutday
4•ilight they appear in Lucknow and.
present a cOncert,' arid the Scotch -
field flock in droves- tO listen to the
Stothers, Who. has a farm in Ash-
ington doupty; tells ns that when
he is at ;the farm over the week -end
the folks all want to eo into Luck,
now to shop' on qt.du*day night. He
knoWs that their, real--Ireason is 'to
listen te the- pipers • play".
ugs
New
Congoleum
Rugs
presented by William °Macitenzie for Latin, II., ` Fr,,. �I. .'
•
General Proficiency, witht•y, to -,Mac- MVlacKenzie, Fear1--
Kenzie ,airing second.. ' MacLennan, Catherine=- .
r o:these• .stud- 'ac •ennan, 'R;oduey.-,Rig:,. C,_ A.
Certificates � issued tM., L
ents by the 'Department of Education & 1VI Hist.;' 0; Chem:, C.
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given'to the. students after • ' McBride:, .1VMuriel--Eng.., . C; A
will. be. Latina,
school opens, in September Hist,. C; Math; III; Chem, ' 1
C; French, C. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Bal Hewat and child=`
ren Bobby and Nat cy. Lou of Toronto
spent the. week -end her .
Pine ipe Ba'd `:°as .in.: atten-
dance Saturday t Seaforth at
the annual Clydesdille Field Day.:
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart. Burns of De-
troit were, week -end visitors with .his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burns..
Cpl P. J•.Naylor of Hamilton, and
son._.J.ack of . Toronto have been • visit-
ing here with 'Mrs. Naylor, .:who wi
111•: ,
Reeve N :E. Bushell, Jean •and Net:.
lie Cranston are spending two weeks
`vacation at a cottage at 'Wasicgo
Beach. ". . •
' Dr. and Mrs. ,d. F. Macltenzie and.
Mr.• and . Mrs. 'Goodenow of Detroit
.are .holidaying_ at -their 'cottage ..at
Bruce
SS
KroAlan. Hale
l Flynn
. Olivia DeHaVilland .
GRADE IX . • Maize, Ellen—A .& • M' Hist, C:;
Agnew, gnew Katherine--Eng„--Eng„C, French chem., C; Latin., C; French, O.
C Art, C; Music, C, Soc. Stud., C; Morris, 'Constance—A & M Hist.;,
Gen. Sc., • C; Bus.' Pract, q. - c: II; Math,
Allan, ,Jean ;Eng:; C; Fr., 0;. Art, Mowbray, , John—Eng.,
ILII; ' Music, ' II; Sot. `Stud., C; Gen, II; 'Chem'.; `II„ Latin, , French, I.
Sc., ' 0, Bus• Pratt., C;. Math., C. Orr, Helen -Eng,, II; A.& M Hist'::
• .Alton; Jaek__.&nga'G; Art.; III; Mus. II; Math., I; Cheri.., I; pat., II; Fr.,
C; Gen. Sc., II; Bus. Praet•, C; Math.; I. -
.::Weal Hatherine—Eng•, 'C; A. & M.I
, Blake, Heward•=French, C Hist., C; 'Math.; ;C, Chem., o;• , Latin;'
.:, Chin, William g:; C;°,French, C; C; French, 'C. • '
. Ii,' Soc• • Stud:, ' C; Reid, Kathleen=Eng•, III; • A ' & M
'Art; II, Music,.. ,. • n;
- Sc' C- Dao :•pmt, tc ..1►�ath ,.C• ulst,,. 0, Math„ C, Chem.. C, Latin;
Dahiner, °Verna ---Eng., C, Fr.,; C', C;: French, 0:.
Azt, ITTI; 'Musa C; Soc., Stud., C; Gen. • Reid, •: Lorna --A & M Hist:,' C;
The June meeting of the Ashfield
Mrs. Hector 1VIcLean: Mrs. Donald
onakiare* aci_tlauteripture lesson. She
read also the proPhecy from, liabalc-
kek 3-18 With its explanation by Rey.
Kerr, of • yancouter, ,B.C. Aire. Wealei-
Robb' led in prayer. The'roll call was
ture. The minutes and treasurer's re-
port were given by Mrs, tir.. Simp-
son. Mrs. D. A. Me.Lean gaVe. airead-
ing entitled "Ptayer". Mrs. Donald
MacKenzie led in prayer. Mrs. Earl,
Howes gave an outline. of the work
of James Evans,..a Canadian trans -
1 lator of, the Bible. Ile ;Worked among
' the • Indians and finally gave theta 5'
language they 'could read.,,Ile taught
them to rest On the Sabbath Day and
,thrilled them with main of his trav-
Mrs. Hector McLean, gave a paper
on_The Indinns' and the W.M.S. Since
192kIndian bearding •sehoois have
been assigned to the care of the' W.
M. S. The Cecilia Jeffrey school at
Lake -of -the -Woods and 'one at Bertle•
Manitoba. The boys' and : girls are
\ taught and become self-reliant men
and women. Our bales are sent 'to
Mrs. (Rev.) Ester gave ae outline
0,41 'Christmas entertainment given
by' the pupils of the Ceeilie Jeffrey
school for` their parente. Anna Itine
•McDonald gave a talk on the Supplies
sent to these schools. Mrs. Colin Me -
1 Gregor led in prayer.
I ,Lunbli was served by Marie 'Fei'••
guson and Lillian McLean and a soc-
ial half honr spent,
Mr. and. Mrs. Orm. Moffat and
dagl.Iter, Marilyn of Toronto • were
week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and. Mrs. Wilfred IVIurdoeh, Mr.
Lovell, Miirdoch ane:Mrs. J. G.. Mur-
doch of Teronta, attended the, funeral
Sc C; Bus Pratt '0. '
•
goat which he hitches te his lawn
mower for mowing his spacieus lawns:
In the winter it is hitched to a finial'
.the Paths around the home. .
4Wachinery Dismantled
Chein., C.
Elliott, FI'llwood't---Eng., C; Fr:,, C.; • ' Solomon, Murvin '
Art, 0; Music, III; Soc.ud., ' .0• 'Taylor, Betty—Eng:; VIII;.' A & . M
Gen. , c., C; Bus. •Pratt„C; Math., Hist.,: C;. Illath.,, C; Chem., II; Latin:
Ferguson, . Lorraine ---Eng., III; Fr., C; French; C.
¶I; -_Art, .II; .iisie• I; :Soc. Stud., h1I;' Treleaven, William -Eng,, C:; A. &
Gen: Sc,, II; 'Bus..Praet., II; Math.,'I• M •Hist„ 0 lWm•, C.; Latin, C;
Ferguson; j gina1d= Eng•,G;, x ; French -Fn. m
C; Art, •III; .Music; D14I, 'Soc.. `Stud Weatherhead', Grace -Eng., C; A &
II; 'Gen Se., II; Bus. Pract., C;1VIath,..M Hist•, C; Chem:,• 0,, •
IDI. : Wilkins, Muriel—Eng., II; A & M
Hamilton, .James-Soc.FStud., III. Hist., III; Math., III; Chem II; Lat.,
Henderson, Eileen,--Soc. Stud, III• lll; • French,
Henry, Harold—Eng:, •C; MLA.; McNeil,' 1tay-A. & • M Hist., { C;
Music; 'C; Soc: Stud., :C; -Gen. Sc.,•Il; Chem 0.' • I
r .. Math., n
:Elwood -Solomon who is in training.
',with the 1.C.A.F. 'Was home from St
Thoinas over the week -end before
MacDonald, Bertha—
Irwin,
Bus. Pract., Art, ITI;' 'Musk; 1; Soc. Stud., 0;. Gen. Eadie, Doris—
Gen. Se, III; Bus. Fred., II; Math:, ARM, CarolynErig., It; A & M
GRADE XII, .
MacDonald, Doriald—Fia I; Soc. Campbell, Audrey—Phys., III; Lat:
killer,' Doreena.-Eng„ II;-- Fr., II;, - Crozier, Lorena-L-Enga, C; Fr.,. II
Art, I; Music, • III; 4Soc. Stud., II; Curran, Bertram—A ix Ali Hist., C;
Art, C; Music, C;' Soc. Stud., II; Gen FinlaySon, DOnald—Eng., 04 'A."' -&-
Art, III; MuSic, C; Soc., Stud, C; Gen
French, III.
Kincardifle.
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Air -Cooled Capitol/ Kincardine
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SECRETARY,
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"POT O'' GOI4Y'
—ALL IN JULY 8't AUGUST
AT THE CAPITOL!
MacDonald and MO. 4. E. Thompson
and •Fred Taylor of Oshawa, visited
Aircraftsmin Harry ,Middleton of
the R.A.F. at Port °Albert will be
guest soloiet in the Presbyterian
Church at both services on Sunday.
through Lueknow during the Past ten
days, an the plant located in the Dun-
-Fannon pit-wite -dismantled and mov-
ed elsewhere.. A big crane en'ioutoto
the pit last meek to assist in the
work' became lodged.ander the C.P:R.
overhead bridge, just out of God-
erich and as well as doing some dam-
age, tied up traffic at. this Point for
four hairs..
Mr. and Mts. D. F. Johnston of
Oshawa Were 'holiday 'visitors with
'friends and relatives in the eominun-
ity and attended Jubilee services held
in Dungannon United Church. •
: Mr., Con. Decker spent the week-
end in Kitchener, returning with,,Mr.
'iind lire: -Piney. beeicer, Billy 'and
Norman 'who Spent the holiday here.
Billy is remaining in Lucknow for a
visit.
Miss Frnnces Sidcial and Mise
Lorna Campbell of Toronto spent the
week -end 'With relatives here: On
their return they were accompanied
):ty WillardiThomPson who will -Spend
h week in the city.
Miss Elizabeth Lyons was a guest.
at the Thompson:Reid wedding in
Wingharn last' Thursday.
'Mrs-; IlentY Crick (nee Ada, Wet -
Pon) rind Mrs. Rae `Watsan of Lon-
don were callers on friends 'here last
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rae and Mar-
enret and Betty Taylor. Spent the
week -and at .Glenn Rae cottage at
Bartow Bay.
family of Melvindale, Mich., are Nis-
iting with Mr. and, Mrs. Kehnith-
Cameron. Mrs. Snider and children
will remain for a time.
Mr, ind Mr's. Fred Bent and son
d Ifiteltener and Mr. and ,Mrs., Hew-
ard Derrick -of Niagara Falls were
Sunday visitoes With , Mr. and .,Mrs.
Angus Maclannon .who is employed
in a gent's -4thing store in Handl-
ton, aCeorapanied by Douglas Allen
spent the week -end With' the 'former's
parents, Mr. end Mrs. Dan T. Me -
Dr. and Vire. R; Treleitven, and
itlfant 'daughter of- WOOdstoeic visited
here last- Week, and on, their return
were acconipanied by Patsy Treleaven
who remained here' until the end of
the school term.
Mrs, Wm. Alan Of Chatham. spent
list week 4it the honie of her broth -
Kinloss. Mrs. Allin 'accompanied law
s'Ori Jack ,of Dresden and Miss Jean
McClung of' Blenheim and remained
W EBST .ER . CLAN ., HELD
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The ',, annual re-urnotibtllur-Web-
stet -clan was held' at Harbor. park,
Goderich, on Saturday•June 21iit with'
about 150 in .atiendance. The weak,
pienic is to he held at the siiiiie plaie
neitt year. and ill. the 'past officere
were reelected. '
Race results were as follews: Gilts •
6 and Under, Gladys Chitinisan and
Lois 'Freeman; bois ;6, and under, '
Frank Alton; Billy Consett; Girls 10
and MAO, -Eunice Iteed, .Dorothy
Chapman , and Geeige ;ruiner( Girls .
Turner; BOys 45' and' under, Bob Me-
Itennier_arArnold Alton; Yeung ladies
race, Bernadine Alton, Irene Ttirne:
Young mens' rice, 'Melvin Morrison,
Anneta Turner Mts. Ross Chipman.
-Married iiiene.'rate;'Goidoii. Kirkland, „
Bert Alton,; Boys 3 -legged race, Gor-
don Morrisen, Clayton Alton; Coiiplg
race, Joe Freeman, Mit. GOrdon.
Alton.
BACK IN 1936 n emit owned bsr
Hanover district fanner saVallowed
feted little aPearent effect from the
addition tet its diet' It's death oeetir-
red five years later, when a "post
tnorternV recovered the ball from the
&av's., goblet'', little the worse of
five years vent in the bOvino's dig -
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C; Art, C; Music, II; Soc. Stud., 0:
GRADE X b; French, C.
Ray—Feench„ C.
Gen. Se, I; Hui. Praet., III; Math. 0.•
Bissett, jean—Eng., CI Fr., III; NicholSon, Margaret--Eng.,11I; A
.tatin, 'II; Musie,_J; .Soe. Stud, 11; & M Hist., III; Ge'om., C;.ylisre., C•
Music, I; Gen. Sc., C; Math, C. II Mat, III; . Geom., II; French, (:',
darter, EileenEng., C; Fr., 'C; Salkeld,• Mary—Eng., III; A -& :51
I.at., C; illus., C; Math., C. Hist., II; deem., III; Phys., II; tat
Culbert, 13arbarii-7-French, Ill. . C.; French', Ult.
Gardner, Kathleen—Fr., C; Math..
Mr, Bert'Smith, editor of the Cree-
rnore Star, and Mrs. Smith Were
ers here the end th-e week. Miss
school; retufned horne with her par-
ents. Miss smith has been re-engaged
and Apart from her school 'activities
has been energetic M church and One -
nip.
INDUCTION pf REV, J. .W.
at 8 part.
The is Invited
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10 cania-Chi;ich Schaal
Henderson, EileenT-Eftg., C; vr., c;
MacDonald, Betty--Enga C; Soc,
.MacKetzie, Helen—Eng.; III; Fr.,
III; Latin, II; Music, HI; ,Soc. Stud.,
IVIacKenzie, Marion—Eng.; 0; ,Fr..
MacKenzie, Pearl—Latin, C. •
: MacLennan, Catherine—Latin, O.
MacLennan, Rodney—Fr, C.
AleQuillin, Carmen—Fr, C; Music,
Soc. Stud., C; Gen. Sea III; !Vieth., 0,
Latin, III; Music, III.; Soc. Stud, 11;
4, GRADE XI
Brigharit, Robert—Geom., C,
Frances E. McLeara• Principal
For every weman who makes:a tool:
out of a man, there is another who
makes a man out of a fool.
SAVED WHEN SHIP SANK,
DIES' OP PNEUMONIA
Thomas Elliott of Goderich reale,
ed word: frem the Departnient of ,
Naval Al/Airs-at OtEawa -that ids son.
Lewis Elliott, had died of pneumonia
in French Guinea On the west coast
of Africa.
Lewis Elliott was 2nd engineer on
the Portadoc, a take freighter which *
went into ocean service and was sunk
Off Mika by a Gel -Man raider late
He was 'buried there on May 26th,
with full nairal honors, aceotding to
the carerminication.
annoiniciog the loss of the yes-
ele•ht menibers of 'the 'crew bad
. interned in French Guinea. I
THE ci.,ki§wkEN's
SOra0
LucknOw
FRIDAY/. JULY 4th
HAVE YOUR METAL, 'PAPER AND
RAGS • PILED ON THE BOULE- „
' YARD, :PLEASE, PREPARED FOR
0114 WIN wog Emil? tinginANG.
•
Sai'vaige DelsOt Is At,
• Johnston's Feed Stable
'RURAL RESIDENTS ARE REGUESTED TO BRING IN'
aft' SALVAGE; MATERIAI, 4170-111E-:A-110V-E---D'EPOT:
•
CLANSMEN SALVAGE COMMITTEE •
Dr. W. V. Joh•nsion, Carniih•ell Thompson, floward Agnew,
Joe Irwin and tiordon Taylor,