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T4E� LUCKNOW SENTINEL. LUCKNOW ONTAIKTO
WEDNI7SDAY, JULY 3rd, 1.90
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Nonagenarian.•
laid To. Rest
' ' "�• • QRS. HENRY MATHERS
+Mrs, Henry Mathers who spent
the, most of her ninety years in
this cornmciunity, passed away at
Pinecreot Manor Nursing ..Home
on. Monday; June 24th..
• She was the former '.1Vlangaret
-Gallagher,• 'daughter of Hence
F. Gallagher. and Julia • ' Pharis,
natives of• 'Co/borne Tawnhip.
They lived briefly in Michigan
where >Margaret wasborn ' .at
Ann Aar%or. They' . returned to
Canada when Margaret was about
two 'years of age , and lived for
•a short time at Dungannontbe-
fore moving to . Lucknow. Mr.
Gallagher was a harness maker
and : ope ratedsa shop about where
Cowans restaurant . is 1ted..
Upon 'retiring he sold ,the busi-
ness to : Rag: Barrett, • Who'. had
Worked , for iini.
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Hes ;paternal: grandfather was
the first • teacher 'at S.S. No 1, ,
••Goliborne` Town h .. .
• On February 15th, 1896, Mr. , :and•
• Mrs. Mathew were rharried" in
Lucknow ) ,Rev. I. T3. Wall.:
win .of the Methodist ;. Church...
Mr. and Mrs; it lathers *fanned • IMemlbers of ,Arnberley • Orange
on the 'h'oniestead F on Highway 86 Lodge'.' 'attended. 'service' in, Kin;-
east of Lucknow ed }'CChurcl :on :Sun-
,
Awned bycardinie ',United
, •their' :son; 'Pli,aris Mathers, ,until. day. •
retiring. to' Lucknow some 28' Sit.' Luke's Anglican...cor grega-
years . ago., Mr, lMaithers- • died in . tion •'is;• pleased to,, know that
19'4,ilJn5.. at the 'age of -?6.' I,uP,
ton is ableble �to Ibe
fiev; 'S..R..
:til the in�firxnities : of . ag '(buck in the .pulpit again :atter, 'an•
AMBEF.:LEY
Mr; and -Mrs.: lt`ay Col1=ins,
Sb eila, "Bonnie and Linda • 'lef t
this 'weelt on a trip to z eou-
ver-.
avers, Laura • +MeNam Visited
witty .
..relatives.. yin L'o, ndonr' on
Friday, •°
A number from this vicinity
attended a shgwer in Ripley on
Thursday •it 'honor of Mary •fir
Margaret Ann . Courtney, and
Marsha .'Humphrey snook pant in
the dancing recital in 'Kincardine
under the direction...4 ;Miss Army.
Johnston. .4
Successful in, theory examlin a-:
lions at Walkerton were (Carol
Courtney,- ` Barbara McTavish,.
Charles 7.:d�dle and Eleanor Exn
;merton from this area.'
Elaine• !Robb and Helen; MC-
n.'pl�o
Nain • are eiyed for the
mei months at Port Elgin
Mrs. Sam Geddes of Ripley.
.yisi°ted :;over the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. John, Blue. .
rMr. and Mrs; Robert < Sltoessel
of Livony a, Michigan, were guests
of" Mr, : and a Mrs. Wm. 'Courtney
on Tuesday evening .of: last week.;
' :Eu+gene Blue ,o,f':Detrailt visited
'over : last week -end with Mr. &
asks..J�ohn Blue. -•
began• to weaken :Mrs, : Mather ,
alio had • enjoyed- rernarkable
health and. was active ;and; Men-
- tally 'alert. .For about ,a. year,:
a°plpendectomy.,. .
'Mr.. and .Mrs.George -Porter.
of Niagara Falls were;, week -end
,guests. of . MMr. and Mrs.' Walter
however, She had been Ibedfast, I BroW,n. , , • '
and .a•, felw :w
"eejs. ago; was�,ad,F •,C,ongra'tulatious are extended
....Mated !o Pinecrest' Manor' where to iMrs. William Steele of Ripley
the end Caine pea cefulay I on attaining • cher: eightieth birth
Mrs. +Mathers was I a Mild lanae day, June , 2'ntlh Many happy re-
° I riered and . ,gentle,, .' dv oafi ,many iturns..; 'aid; iwrshed by her many:
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fine qualitie who as 1 .v d fir ends 1
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passing..
grow Un ,ted Church Thel, a1 'her father, Mr
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Wed Saturday
At Wingham
KIL. PPATRICK TH;OMVISON
A • 'eddingg of much y,local
terest , was solemnized in Wing-'
ham Baptist' •Church ' on Satur-
day,' June nth, at •.3:000 o'clock
when Sharon Adele Thomson of
Stratfc rd::and boughs Richard
Kilpatrick °. of Stratford :.(took
their . marriage vows.
The. bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Thomson
of Wimgha�m , and formerly ' of
Lucknow and ;the groom . is .• the.
;son of •'!Mr.: and Mrs:Richard
Kilpatrick 'otf' Wingham ; and
'.formerly sof Ashfield. i .
The double ring ceremony Was
'pertforrned • by Rev. John Coyle
of, Orangeville, assisted by Rev.
Donald Sinclair.: The church. and
the reception, tables were decor-
ated Iby Mrs. Reginald Collar .&,
Mrs.' . 'Glen Sc'heifele. The front
of the church. was banked with
pink`"'"and• white peonies, canter
'hurl, bells, Sweet William. and
other2perenhials With (bouquets
• of • roses on 'the ; alitar.
'The . organist was :Mr. Harold:
.Victor. Pym. ' The Soloist, , Mrs.
Norval ' 1Vlar+tin.'of .London, aunt
of the ,bride, sang "The Voice
That ; Breathed, O'er Eden" and
"I allowed Me cries.
Given. in ,marriage ,by her fa-
ther, the :bride was ±IharriniIg in
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white : ' nylon . over satin. The:
sweetheart _neckkline and 'waist
were ,trimmed with. sins :and'.
. appliques • of re -embroidered
lace. The. - bouffant skirt . was
,topped tby:a shirred . 'bodice with,
lilypoint sieves.. • A +crown of
rhinestones held her floor length
French illusion'. veil. -. She carried;.
a sheath of red roses.
• Maid xt honor was Miss Sill
Thomson• ;of Wiinlgliain, sister ofMi
'the briide The bridesmaids.were
ss •- re Kil - b ick sis•te of
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•the:Igroam and kiss Linda Blake
of Dungannon. • They wore ..ident-..
icalf dresses, made by the .bride;
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of r -sen `on Organza over taf
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, land (carried'pink' and White'
carnations �. ; 1 I ,
Thiel ower (girl was Barbara
z' alae i of,, Duingannon; Sher dress
1 ;ho'Ise1 i:oif tee! other at./
She iarried a basket Of`
whi li she scat -
the ' ooeei the-'Ibrale
laisl Tlhe.ringl. bear r
`las-TT'hom onl, 1. brother.
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a12r, I-toward'ThorzspsOti cl
Mrs•. ,Donald t1tllcCosh ', were •
clay guests Of„ EVirs 1,17William Cox
andel MrWI den an: Cox
Rev,' ' .and rMrs'. Stump ',were
guests .of Mr. • and r1V[rs. iiowarcl
T'hominpson .
Mrs. �'H4yvard Itollsxids and' pu
i1•s', ,Mrs, Bunton Collinsoland
•pupils enjoyed a bus. itrip to
London on' Tuesday.
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+1 ait�1s'�a ,L , 13'iand
'..Ove,',''''iii i .' axi Stocks
*' ia,gi;s. .. I.n Dick'
i nr �t''0 j �� r e
Moffat \ 1 ict,l,' 1t t,t Senior,
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Bill Moffat, Mad' 'aaInnes, Al-
lan Carter; .'Ball ' Throw' 'I'roup
1, ,Bob QVLay'or and Kenneth Raul
stop, A+trd '' ;i Mab rizie; Group 2,
Jim •Macltinnon, David Eadie,
Mac '•Maeirt'nes; Group. 3, Walter
Dicltie, 'Bill . Moffat, Douglas'
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Eadie; e; R Running Board' J rep
Senior, Bill Mo£fat, 'Mac 'Mac-
Innes, lain S'.teeksni;a; Junior,
Bob Major, Ro'l MacKenzie,;°Ken'-
neth ,Roulston;
Ball games concluded the
srpotsr Grades 6, 7; ,a.nd. 8
chlo&e ,two teams With' team A,
Tan. Steeksma as captain w'an-
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ei±'',i edding, trip to, or �
Q iar+1o,, The bride eh I a
suitl of � l'x �l teen linen. ',Mr arid'
Mrs. 'a t''rck ' reside in
Stratford. The bride is a +gradu-.
ate of school of Radiological
Tech nicians, I. I I
The grandparents of the (groom,
Dr. and Mrs. Atkinson, attended,
the - eeren n°y •.•µas Xiout-
of-town'' guests fro I ur annon,
Lucknow, Paris, sAgi eo#i
bl!in, '.St. Thomas, London,,
dale; Proton . and Barrie,
ning' 7:-3 over Iteaixi:,B, captained
by ., ouglas Eadie,
' 'r.rad'es•'. 4 azul 5': chose two
lee :ens, • Team A °f..AeOnge
ng
UOIttait y 'captain delfeite
ss► '.t aan
B with ,Pat Paidre as' captain
by a .scor"e of 16-5
Broken . Sizes And' Discontinued` Lines I.
• and Canvas Footwear
PRICEDTo •CLEAR.'
.allies' Bone & Beige dress Pumps
Cubes And' Illusion: ' Heels. Velum To $8.95
Clearing At $4.88 and $5.88
rowing Girls' j Flats
hi . Bone, Beige : and Two -Tone Colours. In: Narrow
and Medium Widths
Ladies' Kedettes and Funtreads
Washable, Ideal For. Street or Beach Wear,. Reg.` 3.•95
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Cearing At $2.88
I L Men's Crepe ' Soles Oxfords
oath Crepe' Soles, In Brown Leather, Brown and
Black . Suede; • Values Tor, .$8.95
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Cameo Wardrobe Aeropacks
By McBrine. Removable hangers. Reg. 17.95
leas 1 5
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SEE, O'[i Nt�G $ � l~ OR THESE , . •
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OUTSTANDING VALUES
i F`t1Vl 'FOOTWEAR • FOR ALL 'THE FAMILY
,tiO ndv phone 528.3117
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