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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-09-22, Page 11WEDNESDAY, SEP17.:2m , 1965 THE LUCKNOW: SENTINEL,.. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE. ELEVEN , RIPLEY' MEAT MARKET Cusiom Bukhering Mondays — Hogs, in by 4:00 p.m CATTLEt: CALVES and LAMBS EVERY DAY, EXCEPT SATURDAY We do . Curing and Smoking ... Beef, Pork and Lamb. Sold Whole, .Half or Quarter . •. For' Better Service,. " • And (;.ower; Prices -- Call: Riptley 100: , • CHAS. HOOISMA - Prop. _.Y .N•If`M WHITECH.IJRCH. On Tuesday Mrs. Walter Moore and baby. " daughter born Thurs- day, .September 9th, In Winghani a n d District Hospital, arrived home, . . ' This'. community extends their sympathy. to Mr. and Mrs, . Hugh Simpson„ and family and Mr. -and Mrs.. Lawrence McLeod 'of : Lang - side in the loss of Mrs. Simpson's, and : :Mrs. McLeod's mother; Mrs.'. Annie`Struthers of Lucknow: Quite a ' number .:of friends and relatives . from here attended the. ' reception 'of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam McInnes, held in Tees water. Hall on Friday evening. OiIVET NEWS L.A.C. Burt .White spent thirty days leave with his parents Mr. and Mrs. ,Oscar White and fam- ily. • Clover Valley Party Pals The fifth. Meeting of ' the Clov- er Valley `Party Pals" was :held at the . home of Judy Maan, 'Sep- tember Sep tember 14th at 4.30. All Mem- bers were present to answer the. roll . call. Mrs. Clayton discussed Party . -Ideas ' and =: Mrs. J. Mac - Charles demonstrated. party dec- orations. • Lunch •w..a s served by Mrs: Pangburn; which wast enjoy ed very • much. 4.0 pyed:in Canada and •� ritres!,e. :� other cou • . Today, Canada's best- ada best -liked beer' isinwinning . new friends ar•.ound the world. Originated Canada Carling Black Label Beer is now • brewed m►18 p, Pants in 5 countries. Next time ., tell cool. Black Label.. .' you have a beer, pour a You'll know why, it's so popular, , , . * IN • ,BLACK LAB•L. 4 ' W ~i1IIL>s/RL i `: t • .r Shirley Newbold Wed In Lucknow STIRLING NEWBOLD, Lucknow United: Church, decor: ated with pink$and white gladi- oli, was the setting, for the mar- riage` of Shirley Anne Newbold a n d James' Milton Stirling, .on Saturday, September lith, ' at 3:00 'p.m: Rev. H. W. Strap . offieiated at the .double' ring ceremony; The. bride is a 'daughter .of Mr.,. and Mrs. George. Newbold of Luc- know and the groom is the son of Mr... and Mrs F.; P ,Stirling, of St, '' Thornas.. . Mrs. Ross Cumming was organ- ist and Mr. Don !Hachborn solo- ist.' olo-ist F• The 'bride, given .in marriage by her father; c: h o s e a street - length .gown of chantilly lace with. lily -point sleeves. Her c'h a p e 1 shoulder-lengthr veil'fellfrom, a pearl and sequin.; tiara.. She car ried . a nosegay of white Carna- tions, pink rosebuds and heather. Mrs. Fred Prange of . Preston. 'wasmatron of honour . and Eliz= abeth Newbold, sister ofthe,bride, was -junior 'bridesnaid, They were. similarly ` d'r a ss: e' d in Bermuda blue: delustred. satin. with match- ing shoes •and headpieces. Their• corsages' were pink and .white Sweetheart' •' roses. The groom w a .s • attended '. by Ronald •Mclvor of, St., '' . Thomas. Gary Archibald of St. Thomas ac ted . as usher. . A reception • followed at t e Church." The bride's . mother; re- ceived . the guests : in' a , dress of Erin rosewith lace "top, match- ing hat. and shoes and ` wore a. White ' orchid . corsage. ,She . was as-. listed by 'the groom's •mother,. dressed' in Peacock blue:' with mat- ching hat and 'pink orchid cor- •sage. • . . The bride 'chose . for travelling a red. Wand Black double, knit suit, matching..'accessories and, corsage of white carnations and ' red.,rose. The groom is attending the Un- iversity of Waterloo. Mr.. and'.. Mrs. Stirling • will reside at 29 Brick SL, Apt. 11, Kitchener.. uc) Present ' Gift rs. VIrwin (Amberley News) The• September meeting ''.of, the ".CW. was held •in Pine, River United Church on . Tuesday,' Sep- tember 14th.. 'There. ' was an -.at- tendance of '120. Mrs. Leonard , Ir= win and Mrs:: Mervyn 'Hooey were in •charge of the :.meeting:: After Plumbing at�d Heating Gpttley:'00.fornaces 'lu� ing F.ix#ures and��Supples ep and Sha��ov�: �If�l� Pumps ani Repairs Water Softners: '`Finance available. * PHONE 528-3714UJCKNOW a hymn was sung,minutes., and. items of : business were discussed., The roll call for the October mee- ting- will be a Thanksgiving verse. A'reading:.on the life', of Dr. Al- bert Sweitzer, missionary doctor at Lambarene .. where he worked: so faithfully among the African people until h i s. „death 'recently, was 'given by Mrs. John Fergu 'son.. A trio, .."Take time .to' be Holy" w a s` sung by Mrs Sam Snobelen, Mrs: John 'Ferguson 'and Mrs. William Courtney, • and was. accompanied by •1V,irs..'Bert Irwin: - Mrs. Duncan , T ' orburh ; gave a reading on the. Church ' in. Trini- dad. Mrs...Wesley Robb, who .was. convener . of the• program, '.gave "A" thought for, • the . day" " which was . 'followed with prayer.' Mrs. Jack Blue- gave the scripture rea- ding and Mrs. Wesley/Robb gave ,a missionary reading, which .con- tained the. verse "Come 'over into. Macedonia. and`' Help Us." She al- so • l -so: spoke ,:of the work- 'of ' Lydia, a devout . woman of the Christian 'church. Mrs.• Eldon '� Bra trey, president of the. U;C.W mentioned ,items, of business. ' and gave .'a :prayer After the closing prayer by Rev.. H Pillen, :. lunch was served :by the hostesses Mrs. J. Nesbitt and Mrs. J'. Blue. . After the lunch hour Mrs. Mer- vyn Hooey read "'a ' short'', address to, Mrs. • Bert twin and a gift was presentetjy:'Mrs. Eldon. Bra- dley' to.. Mrs; Irwin who has : been a ::valued'_ Member of. ,the and will be missed . by ;.her . many friends in the ' church. ,. Mrs.. William Hooey, who cele. ebrated her 92nd.,: birthday on, Sep-, tember 10th, was present;to en- joy -o a social hour with friends ' Unit 2, U.C.W. Unit 2 of Pine River. U.C.W.. held ,their meeting on Tuesday •ev- ening, . September 14th, with. an attendance o' f fifteen members.. Mrs ;Leonard ' Courtney presided,' and minutes and . correspondence ` were read by the secretary Mrs.,: Bob Courtney The scripture rea- • ding` by . Mrs. ` Eldon Lowry . was followed' ,with . the, Study Book by :Mrs.. Donald 'Courtneyon the Ed-, ucation. system in Trinidad; M. Kelvin. Henderson' was convener of the program. 1. A report of a thirty, .pound bale 'f clothing' which was sent to. the Elizabeth Fry Society,. Toronto, ; was ' given by Mrs. Carrick Col - ling; Plans ol-ling:'Plans " will be made. later .. •for a congregational. supper this . fall. Christmas cards -will 'be :'sold -again . and the order book will be passed around.' "After . the closing hytnn• and ben- ediction, lunch was served by the committee ' in charge and a social hour was --enjoyed. • :.• Norval 'Nesbitt: reports seeing„ a flock of :wild geese .flying, south last . week., r. . • • .'Mrs. Robert Cdurtney'.and_Mrs:y William :Kempton ,vi`sited , wit h. their mother. M'r's. William Camp. bell who is a patient in Kitchener - 'Waterloo ` Hospital. See .the new selectior of, serv- iettes', place ;mats, and casters at : . the Lnnckrow' Sentinel. ; See The New 1466 �al�on , s At Montgomery Motors, Octol ;er With the most sweeping changes since ifs :.re- cord -setting ,introduction as . a 1960 model, *the 1966 Falcon . has become ineffect a family Mustang.. The Mustang styrling influence is rea- dily apparent in the long; bopd, short rear deck, rear quarter ,e'hop-up" and roundwheel open- ings of this Falcon Futura Sports Coupe. The 1966 Falcon has n e w roominess, outstanding economy y and technical innovations. Lengthened wheelbase and "wider, tread improve riding' com- fort. Reversible keys and keyless .locking, curv- ed side glass and integrated ' air conditioning are among customer and con; ven.ence features. All 1966' Falcons Will be int Ford of Canada dealer showrooms • October 1.