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WEDNESDAY, MAY 27th, 1964 • THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTAR.,IQ
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▪ 3-1962 Chevrolet'•.Biscayne. •.sedans, automatic •4transmission
•1962 Chevrolet Belair, . 4 -door, '
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1 1962 Chev Biscayne sedan, standard transmission
• 2-1962 Pontiac Laurentians, ,automatic and radio
.1961 Chevrolet Belair sedan, standard transmission:•
▪ 1960 Chevrolet Belair," 2 -door hardtop, •V-8, :automatic
1960 Chevrolet. stationwagon, 4 -door, standard transmission
1960 -Chevrolet sedan, standard transmission
1959 Ford Fairlaine, standard' transmission,: 6.4ylinder
• 1959 Pontiac.. Laurentian, 4 -door sedan, 6 cyc.,: automatic
■ 1959.` Ford sedan, 6 cylinder,standard transmission
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ST..':,.H.EL.ENS...'WId DISTRI.CT:
Mr.. Irvine'McCabe ' of Windsor don 'on Thursday :last. • •''
spent. , a few' days at the • home Will the ladies o( the . W,I., meet:
of ..Mr. and Mrs; Frank McQuillin: at the ,hall at •2'" O'clock • on. Thugs-
Mr. ' George McQuillin: of . Ham- day, June 4th• ' for: a tour ''of, the
Ilton. was a recent visitor'' with museum at •G.oderich...:This will
Miss. Beatrice .William and. Char take the place of the regular
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. les "McQuillin sand, other relatives.: _ Meeting: All • members• are asked
Mrs.' WM. A. Humphrey is a. to please . bring a few cookies
patient . it Wingham and district ' Recent.' visitors with .Mr; ,and;
hospital. Mrs:.. Fred McQuillin •were Mr.:
Born to F `L ' and .Mrs. Keith: •and " Mrs: ..Barry McQuillin and
Black (Margaret . 1V1cPherson), at Jill, Mr, Ivan 1VIcQuillin
Middleton, Nova• Scotia do Wed ener .and. Miss; Mildred Somers
•nesday, May ,20,, a :'daughter, a .'of 'Stratford.
sister for David, ' Freddie, Gordie
and ' Kevin. l If , you can buy it for . a . song
Mrs. E.: . W'. Rice returned home.'the . first thing to. do. is • to find;: out
from ' St Josephs, hospital, Lon -:':what the pitch is;
Ashfield Wedding ,
At Parental Home
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'HUMMING. -- MENARY
A quiet but pretty wedding,
amid pink and white streamers
and white wedding bells,took.
place at the 'home of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh . Menary, Con. 9 Ash-
field on Saturday,. May '23; at 12:00
o'clock noon,, when ,their 'daugh-
ter, Mary ' Caryle, was united' in.
marriage to Mr,...Keith. Cameron
Hickling, . son of Mr. and Mrs.
James B. Hickling of Carlsruhe.
Rev. G.. W Kaiser officiated for.
•the, double ring ceremony which
took .placebeside a bank of. white
lilacs and multi coloured tulips.
Mrs. James Boak played the wed-
ding . music. Mr, Howard ; Blake
was .soloist . and . sang the Wedding
Prayer prior , to the ' ceremony and
0 Perfect Love ' during the sign-
ing of the register. '
Given in marriage.' by her •, fath
.er, the bride :looked lovely. in ' a
white 'brocade. street length dress
'with ' scalloped . neckline; long lily
pointed sleeves, soft pleated , skirt
with • a ' .bow at the back: Her
elbow' length. veil was held by. a'
crown of pearls. Her flowers were'.
red roses ° on a 'white Bible.
Matron of honour, ' Mrs.. :Keith
Blake, sister of • the bride, Was
dressed in ' Aqua` Crystalette .' with
a. bouquet of • pink. mums. The
junior, .bridesmaid, .. Janet Blake
and Sharon Blake as flower girl,
nieces of the bride, . were dressed
'alike . in Aqua crystalette' ` with
matching hair b ands . and carried.
pink, .and white flowers.
Dori • Hickling,: ,London, brother
of the groom,was best'. man. Ron-
nie Menary, brother of the. bride,'
•was ring . bearer for thea double
ring ceremony.:: '
... A wedding, dinner '.followed`, at
the 'bride's .home with Mrs. Men-
ary receiving in a blue dress, with
white; accessories and :corsage of
pink:. mums. She. was assisted by.
Mrs. Hickling, -who wore. a two-
piece . blue dress With white.. acres-.
sories and a corsage' of pink •mums:
• For travelling •, ,the bride • donned
a turquoise suit with white . acces-
sories : and . corsage of red roses.
The 'couple ' will reside ' on ; the
groo fs farm at RR. 1 Carlsruhe.
Thee bride's grandmother was a
guest as well as others from Lon
don, Carlsuhe and . Luchnow.
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ONTARIO ` HOSPITA'L' INS.U.RANCE
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you are no longer covered by your parents', certificote
Register separately within thirty. days to keep insured. '
Forms are available at hospitals, banks and Commission
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'ONTARlo •
CHANGING JOBS?
DEEP. INSURED! If you change .jobs,, follow
'carefully the instriuctions on the backof the
Certificate Of Payment, Form 104, • which
. your group` is required to give you.:
GETTING MARRIED?.
. • KEEP INSURED! When you marry, the.
Forriily premium must be paid to cover .hus-
band,
us-band, wife and eligible dependants. .Tell • •
your group OR, if you pay, direct tell the.
Commission.
ONTARIO HOSPITAL SERVICES' COMMISSION
219'5 YONG.E. STREET, TORgNTO 7, ONTARIO•
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Rev...'An.gus..MacK�y, Jhansi,".Ind,iai.
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Addressed MaitiondrPr . e .byte dal a,
On May ,20th, a meeting of Mait- his work in India," depicting the
land : Presbyterial of ..the W ,M..S. theme of things and the work
of the Presbyterian Church in of God there, using. as his.. sub -
Canada; • . was held in ' Melville ject ' "Ccnversiori, Commission and.
Presbyterian Church, Brussels, Commitment," His question "Are
with • Mrs. Wm. Speir, Brussels;: missions . worthwhile". was.. convin-
presiding. ; cingly portrayed ' by' his ;pictures:
In the afte-noon the theme Mrs. J, . Day,•, Wirigham,, as . Ev-
"Gratitude" was .':carried out in 'ening Auxiliary Secretary, gave
the .devotions Given by Mrs: L. interesting data on,her work: Mrs.
n r N. Dickson, . Molesworth offered'
Avery; Mrs. H. Armst ong � :and..
Mrs. •C .Steele:- •'all,oyal, f r T-eeswater;;' the Dedicatory prayer- : Mrs,. F:'
Rev , G. L RGoderch, in Cromey, Kincardine, expressed
bringing ' greetings as ,Moderator ' thanks to.all. who had helped to
o'f Huron-Maitlandi?resb ter make it such an interesting 'meet-
sa d weneed to our sock ing::Mrs. ;Sam Robinson; Gorrie,
reformclosed . , the evening session. with
'iety.•. There seems to be an a> g
prayer,
sence of God's presence in the.
: afterwhich' a social hopr
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church.. and . an absence, of prayer was enjoyed by all . those present.
:ing Christ; and show the .unsearch-
able'riches of God. '.' ,
Mrs. Wm. Smith; •.Brussels, .wel
' comed , all " present: The solo,
. "Nearer. my • God to Thee" as'
sung by Mrs. F. Thompson; Brus-
• sels, was 'enjoyed by all. The
treasurer, .Mrs. D. R. 'MacKenzie,
Lucknow, gave ' an. 'encouraging
financial. report.. Mrs.,, Wm Smith;:
Molesworth, -accepted the Honor-
ary Membership Certificate for
NCrs'. C. Stewart, Molesworth, pre-
sentedoleswortby , Mrs: W. D. .. Campbell;
Mh: •
Mrs: T. A Currie, Wingham,
introduced the. guest .speaker, Rev.
Angus MacKay, . at present. home
on furloughfrom the Jhansi field,
India. Mr. MacKay's theme 'was
`Communication of the Gospel in.`
India.'.' The . mission ' pattern is
changing 'and ,helcv is needed to.
have the, gospel spread• through.
the 'new .avenues ,of . information
used today. ' •
Five delegates gave reports of
the . Synodical meetings 'held in
London in April. The Offertory
prayer was given by Mrs. E. Jeff
ray, Belmore. Mrs. L. Knight,
Cranbrook, conducted an "In
Memoriam" for those.. who have
been' called to 'higher service •and''
Mrs.
aT. English,,. Wingham closed
thEnglish,
meeting: with- pray r
er. • ' • .
With . Mrs, Win. Speir in the
chair, the evening, meeting was
centred around the theme "Hope-
fulness" .as" revealed, in . the. work
Of Lydia, and ecplained in deyo
tions conducted by Mrs. G. 'Pym,
Mrs. J Daniel and Mrs, E. 'Bythe-.
way, all. of, Kincardine Evening'
'Auxiliary,
The' Junior Choir, accompan-
ied by Mrs. F, Thompson, Brus-
sels, sang "Teach me . Thy way,.
:0 Lord," in a most pleasing man-
ner. The skit on '1'0rmo8a" 'as
presented at Synodical, was given
by Lucknow W.M S inerribers,
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Mrs. Earle Hodgins ' 'and Mrs.
Don Donaldson attended the fun-
eral: of Fred Battram' (husband of
Greta 'Hodgins) gat.: Woodstock .on
Thursday. ' • '
At tune of writing . Mrs. Tom
Hodgins isa. patient. in,: Wingham
Hospital., ' ' '
Visitors ' at Stewarts .Tuesday
evening ' were Ed; Wilson, Kincar-.
dine'Ty'ip., Mrs. Frank Brown and
Reg and...Donald. McEwen.
Susan 'Wilson celebrated her .
birthday on 'Wednesday by' hayl•
ing a. party for girl friends after,
'school. •
Mrs. •Mac Thompson• attended a•
shower for her • nice; , Betty Far=
rish, Ashfield Twp. •
M.S. Frank Brown and Reg,
spent Thursday evening at the
,Wilson Bros:
Mrs. .Wes Thompson is spend-
ing some time' , with her 'daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mac Thompson.
Come . the first.; of June, Mrs. .
Earle Hodgins is taking tip . res-
•idence in the Walters. Apartments;,
Teeswater. " .
. We extend 'our sympathy to, the.
relatives of Carl. Stanley, Kinloss;
Who passed away suddenly Sun '
day morning. .
... Mr, - and Mrs, •Art •Graham and
Mrs.. Dorothy .Thompson, Sault
Ste. Marie were ' callers in the.
community at' the 'week -end
Leonard S't a n 1, a .y, : Kitchener,
spent the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Ezra' 'Stanley and •family.
On . Sunday Donnie Wall visited
his grandfather, Tom Hackett; in'
the 'Kitchener -Waterloo Hospital.
Mr, and. Mrs. Gary Edwards,
Toronto, spent' the wee4-end with.
Mr, , and Mrs:, Everette Parker and
family. .
Southampton's . 1964 residential
tax rate has been Set at 78 pill's
and the commercial rate nt • 85'
Mr. Maclay showed slides of + fiiillsr
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