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THE • LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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SKELTON MEMORIALS
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Pat O'Hagan, Prop.
Established Over Sixty Years.
Phone ` 88.1-0234
Ontario;
Pine River UCWLoses Two. Faithful
Members, Present Them With Gifts.
CAMBERLEY and • DISTRICT) f"
Charles Emmerton .and Donald and' Mrs. C. Colling, Delegates
Courtney attended a meeting of appointed: to attend the Presby-.
the Orange Lodge in .Toronto' on
texral which is tobe in Walker -
Saturday... They. were accompan-. hi ' .
lied by, Mrs. Donald Courtney and ton : are Mrs. ' Duncan Thorburn.
• Carol, -' and Arla Smeltzer who. and .' Mrs.' Carrick Coning.. A mo -
visited with relatives in the city merits silence ' was .observed :in.
for the day, memory of Miss ' Grace Caner-.
There were players for 'thirteen on *who' was a. faithful worker in
tables of euchre on � Thursday ev- the W.M.S. . and later . in the ; United
ening, at: .h: Church Women. ;.Mrs. Wesley ,Robb
Amberley Orange Ha
won by Mrs. .presided. for the program and gave
High- prizes were
' .; William. a reading. and prayer, after which
Archie Courtney andPace
hymn 86was sung. Mrs. Mrs.Duncan
withq thelucky draw going .,:.to
Thorburn ,gave a . reading on the
. Hiram, Pangburn.. Committee in "Easter Lily" and was- :.followed
charge of lunch were. Mr. and with a duet by Mrs. 'Robert Court-
' Mrs: Elmer ' Smeltzer, Mr: and neyand Mrs: William Courtney,
Mrs.. Murray Walden. and Mr. ; Mr Wm. Courtney. "
accompanied by Mrs. Ernest Gib -
and
� . son.: An Easter drama 'by mem-:
Unit One and. 'aTwo: of. United bers of the U.C. W, was given.
Church Women of Pine River held Guest speaker' : for . the ' evening
a joint meeting, in the church on was Mrs: Hiram ,Pangburn who
:. `Wednesday evening of last week spoke on the • "High Calling of:
with a good' attendance. .The call. Women', and her address 'men-
to worship was followed with : a .tioned' many women of the Bible
hymn, after which Mrs. Eldon 'who. .faced temptations and prob-
Bradley president of, U.C.W.: gave' lerns then as ' now. In her work
an • Easter . reading' and prayer .In'' on the EmployMent Bureau a few
her. remarks or the responsibilty_ years ago, Mrs .. Pangburn met
of the U.CW. .. she said the pur- many .people who .were . discour
.. pose : and function of the organ- aged and lonely. 'Kindly > advice
ization was to unite . allwomen and. , sympathy helped in many
of the church,. She also reitinisc- cases; Mrs. Leonard Irwin 'gave
• ed on the early history of the a . fine reading. on "Friendship"
. W.M.S. which was Anterestiag.. after which she presented Mrs.
During the businessperiod re- -Stewart Shiells with a gift on be-•
ports .'were given, by • Mrs . J.. Blue half' . of the U.C.W. Mrs. "Shiells
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Managing " Editors, which under
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made a fitting. reply. Mrs. Ross;
Shiells who.was 'unable to attend
the meeting was also remember-
ed with '.a gift.. Both .ladies have*
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been faithful . workers in the.
church and especially on the work
committee where their . services
will be missed. 1 After the closing
hymn and benediction, the ladies.
were. served a dainty tea in the
Sunday School room where tables
were .set and decorated. with .pus-
sy willow and' other bright 'flow-
ers.
flowers. • •
.Of 'interest ` ` to . many, was . the.
appearance of "Edna 'Jacques"
poetess and ' entertainer who took.
part. on "Flash Back" on Sunday .
evenings. program. Her poems on
simple everyday life are enjoyed
'by many.' readers.
A. quartette consisting; of Phylis
Bradley;- .Sheila .. Collins;; ' •Joyce
Thorburn . and ' Esther Gibson 'sang"
"The old -rugged Cross" at 'Pine
River ;United. Church on' 'Sunday
accompanied by. Wayne . Brooks,
recently .appointed :organist..
Easter and Spring are a time
of rejoicing ' and together they
bring : flew. : life and hope . to' the
world. Next Sunday all : places. of
worshipwill see the;, altars '..decor-
ated with .the beautiful Easter
lilies,. symbols of the resurrection
and . music . in' :keeping 'with' the
season will thrill . all who, attend. •
Even the . new:. Easter apparel is
an . expression . of newness at'' .this
time so : let us all rejoice and be
glad at this beautiful season of
the year. .: • ... ,,
Mr.; ' and Mrs.. Archie Courtney:•
visited. on Saturday with ::Mrs:: .
William ' Sallow/'s' . of Goderich.
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busy Garr \VIW.R you.know you're
e. ectal because }woit'VO called.
llc�tore. (And .tlie e aro: so many'
.things yon can settle over tlio
phone,wiihoi.lt even }1LVlllg to go-
out!) it's, hard to believe, isn't it,.
that there was a time when people
didn't have a phone l
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LUCK. TO TH
`.A great Toad has : been lifted
from• my mind. For a while there,
I thought that chap, . Richard 'Bur-
ton, was, not going . 'to 'do right
by our Liz. ' Now' I can sleep o'-
nights.
And I 'was delighted that they
were. married • in Canada. Even
though it took place in Montreal,
and .everybody is aware that: Mon-
treal is a wicked, ; wicked place;
being. married in Canada . is a
pretty .serious, proposition, as - we
all ,..know, , don't we?, . -
I wonderif anyone pointed . out
to, the happy couple that • a Que-
bec marriage can be dissolved
. only by an .act . of Parliament:'.
There could be .somemighty' ex-
citing times
g-citing'--times in the House of. Com-
mons in " a couple of .years Ot six
months.
• Can't youjust hear the separ-
atistes bellowing:: that' the English'
are trying to ram this., divorce,
down the throat of La Belle Pro-
vince, and thereby. insulting her
sacred traditions,. ' detaining her
-ancient--glory-ands hoiibr..
• Anyway, it . was a.' fine Gere-
moray: the English -born American
film .star of Jewish faith, married
to the Welsh Presbyterian stage
actor by a :Unitarian : minister in..
a French-Canadian city.` On •Sun
day.
A pretty select company, at the
wedding, too. A few . friends, a
gaggle ' of lawyers, and a brace of
public relations men. None ofthose
maiden aunts weeping all over
the bride's make-up, , .
* 7k: *
111 bet that, even if the groom
was a little rusty, Liz knew her
lines, This was her fifth appear-
ance in that particular scene,
She'd scarcely need prompting, . '
ILEY
E B.URTONS! •
• The groom ; had, -:been.` through'
.the ropes only once: ,before.. This
culminated in' a Mexican divorce
last December, 'which is reported
to have cost him $1,500,080. Ques-
tion: , Would you : pay` that to get
.rid ` of your wife? Depends' on
whether you had it, you say? Sor-
ry I•' .asked.
I'llbet t knowwhat you're,
thinking. You're thinking. I am
writing this snidely,' with tongue
in :.cheek. 'You're wrong. I'm just
glad things are settled, so my 'wife
can get. back to the . ironing.
A. lot of people, including: some
who wouldn't give a nickel, to
their blind • leper cousin if he 'ran ..
around with, girls, have takena
very dim view of. ' the , behavior
of the glamorous pair. People have
told 'me, with - great •satisfac-
tion, that Toronto's u p p.e r
crust ;deliberately ignored them.-
Admit it, .girls. ' Who would 'you
rather be. than Liz Taylor'? Four .
husbands' 'behind you, four ': kids
Couple ofinillon bucks' in the
bank, and Richard Burton and a
ring, all at the age of 22. Admit
it, .chaps.•.Where. is -the hardship .
in*. getting home from -:,work and
having Miss Taylor throw herself
on your . bosom? . .
They may , not . be Abelard and
Heloise, Charles It and Nell Gwyn,.
or • Napoleon and • Josephine, but
they have given us a love story
with enough color, dash and flair.
to stir even Canadians in the
grip of March. •
Mr. Burton is the most electric
actor. I've ever seen. Miss Tay-
lor .is a" lady r would definitely
cross the street to chat with. Good
luck to them. And if it's any help,
my wife says, "This Will definitely
last. She's found the right'.tnan.'.
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