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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-10-09, Page 8Pl rt 3 • 4J. : N 1 Two* EMN,T " d' LUG'K.NIOW SENTINE R LUCKNOW: ONTAflIO. L. . 1 . . lu/la so GLENN'S.• . . 1 NASH ALUMINUM ', SALES i Two --Trac. whitlow. .. Up To 64 United Inches $19.00 Installed I ■ . i' •'• .. 528-3723 —?- LUCKNOW, .ONT. •�• • . Wedding Ceremony At WhitechurchuEEDRAN WALL , Req. IG,play of Wingha • as• • misted by• Mr. Ja+co�b.; Kuiper .oi . . fiiciated, at the marriage,at Doris Elisabeth 'Wall and George Flet- cher Needham,' on . Saturday, September 21st' . at three o'clock in .ChaRmers 'Presbyterian church, ' Whate?chtut'h, which' was 'or !n' this bedroom,: we'd like to mention; One thing merits special attention, 4"It saves you :worry, Running am/ hurry: • It's he convenient BEDRQOMEXTENSION! IFYOUR NOMEIS 816 NOUN •TO LIVEIN,ITSBIG 'ENOU6%IIORA.. BEDROOM EXTENSION 1 MOVEN YOURS, JUSTCALL ated wi'bhwhite gladioli. and. yellow anwns. • • The bride is the ter 'of Mr. and. ' 1Vl:rs. +I+ra Wa , R.R, 3 ,Wnghaan and the groom is ` a son. of. Mr. and 'Mrs. Ogle Needham 'of Pinkerton. Miss Mary. Fisher, • was organ- ist and the bridal music chosen was. 0 Perfect Love, 'Walk: • Hand In Hand •arid • Wedding Prayer, Given in anarriage by 'her fa-. th,er, the bride .. wore a street length dress of white nylon Ov- er 'taffeta, full skirt, With lace inserts -and •• lace •bodiice with :scoop neckline Her shourlder. lenitth Tei fell from a : clown of pearls and ,crystals , and „she carried a cascade' of white awns, red rimes and ivy. • The maid , of • lhonour. was M :s+s Betty Zinn of 'Winghaan. She was dressed in ,!blue • ' :nylon+ :Ov- er +talffeta,. full skirt 'aind:• match. ing. flowered, headdress: She ca u+ie4 white°mums centred with b line carnations. Miss Edna 'Wal+l, was rbri+desniald, dressed in .pink' 'nylonand styled similar t o the maids : cif . honour. ,She carried White; mums centred' ' with', pink Carnations. Mr: Carl Hoffman . of Kitchen: er 'vas 'g oomsnian; Ushers • were Mr. ,Lloyd .Needhaan, Kincardine and Mr. Wi1>tiarri ' Wall . Of Wing=: South Kinloss +Mrs. Allister Hughes was hos- tess to Scarth 'Kinloss 'W:M,S, on Wednesday •afternoon, Oct. 2, with Mrs, Vrank 'MadKen ie . andars: Wan, 'McIntyre as directors. Mrs. Fraser rMadicinnon presided and Urs, L' 1oyd Macpot gall" read anin •sites 'and ecibreSpondence, • There Was *discussion on the Sectional meeting to. be held in South Kin loss on Oct., 2.1, .4.0.d a conuni ttee' ,Was: named to arrange . rnatteis regarding the same. The Fall Thank Offering meeting is to be +held at the Mane of Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall, Tove rnber 6 With, a special- . speaker to be secured. Plans were made . to visit : the ;. 'patients at •BrcueeleaHaven on Oct. 29. The s+eleation• for 'Bible . Study. Psalm 96, Was :read' by Mrs. ''Rod MacLeod. 'and'. Mrs: .Ted 'Collyer read an article accounting for the. popularity:.of the Psalms. There is not a subject of experience not found .in . the : psalms and men and women in the. ' struggle ' orf 1i+fe, learn guidance for therriselrves. The i turfy. of this partieuiar psa1an.. which ibegins with Thanksgiving and.in the second part contains 'a warning, led to a.. review of the events connected•with the Exodus.. The journOy toward the Promised Land and•the forty years of Wan- dering in'. the'•wil..derriess revealed• their failure to . trust' God The roll call was answered by a Verse with "Thanks". , Mrs. Currie Col= Well read a poem • ' en+bit<led. "Thanks for. Comanan :Thiings. 'Mrs. Sandy 1VreeLeod accoi panied by Mrs.'Buckton sang,.`Wien.• tiie Mists Have Rolled Away".' T h+•e study .on Formosa ' rwas 'taken , by Mrs. Ira rD2ckie" and revealed some''af. the diffieurlFies confront-. ing Missionaries on• : that island, where /Vie ancient religions seem' to he - reviving and trying to keep,• pace with the growth of C;hri tianity.` Mrs: • tDouglas :.Gra- ham distributed -letters l,e,received m . frovnissionaxies !and read • one. -rfrom a marker ..in ,Taipei, telling of :the +usemade of: Christrrnas cards. Mrs. Rosh MacMillan had .charge of the Prayer .Hos tens and , directors serired..1un+c'h. Blake 'UnitedChurch Wom•en. tribe. October . 'meeting ' :of ' ;the. Blares• U. +C; W. was held: at the home of Mrs.. , Zin+n. Mrs Russel• P- hiilips' was in charge of the prO- gram;which ' opened with :h r nh and `prayer.Mrs. Jack Curran lire- . sided at the piano. Mrs. f a r. k` Berger .finished the ' study• 'book ".On Asia's +Rion:" Mrs, I. Cranston, the herald on` Home Mission$, had a (very interesting reading Mr. Kaiser, gave : a summary, ; :of the : third chapter of the, Word and the Way, "The Living; God'." The lad-' ies' were': reminded . of the' meet- •ing at Benm.iller pan , 'October 9.. T h e annual' ' meeting Of the•• ladies of the three churches is to he .field at :the :home of Mrs. Kaiser on '.November 2L ' ' • +Daseussion took (plate on quilt- ing. ,Mrs I.. Cranston .and (Mrs. Win. Irvin . were. named. a >nom- inating :committee to bring in a slate :orf officers for 1964" at the• November meeting; A bale is be- ing packed shortly to be sent to the United Church Depot at, Tor- onto. Holiday envelopes `and unite .boxes are to 'be .turned in at the November •ineetirig. The meeting. •closed. •with prayer 'and a delicious lu,rich ,was served: ,All. those pre- sent •recceived• a: piece 'of Mr. and Mrs, lames Little's 46th wedding anniversary cake. . For a dinner at D;anny's 'Rest- ur 'Win , the, bride's mother .received.:the guests .. n a :cocoa: figured, ibrocade drew with beige 'accessories and ter-• sage of yellow muan& The groom's '. mother assisted dressed in navy . lace .with blue access- ories ccessorie s ,and' corsage of pink earns-, Voris; For 'a: ' .wedding trip to North- ern . On'tariothe, arid& "..those' ,a green ° Terelyne figured; dress; Whiteaceessories and corsage of pink poses.' • . Mr. and Mr.,s. Needham wi1:1 :reside . on the • grooari'ss ` farm at Pinkerton:' A neighbour went into the young newlyrweds 'home` . and found the wife in. tears. "What's the trouble, . idear?" she asked ;sympathetically;: Oh," wailed the girl,: ."1.. a nice cake:.and. put it in the refrigerator ,an. honk 'ago, -- and' there • isn't ' any frosting on • `it •••N•••••••••••e•••••SS••••••••••w••••••S Se ••z _o. •• • • • • • • REMEMBER YOUR WEDDING FOEVE Record the happiest moments r_ • of your fife between the pages •' •of one of our albums • THE .... 'HARRIS STUDIO • Phone 41 1 — Kincardine • . • '" • ORTRAITS WEDDINGS • •CAMERAS ' • ' ° * PHOTO SUPPLIES .11••••••••••••••••“••••••••••••••••••••••••••044 • . • •` • , • • • • • • . • . • • • . •• • • • r: .,• • •• • • • . '• • •. • • • •. •'. 0' • FROST FOUR'MORNINGS IN SEPTEiVB'ER Unusually early and damaging frost hit this area during Septem- ber. Prost' was recorded on four mornings, .with the lowest tem- perature dropping to 31 degrees. The high for the month was 78, degrees, ;but .the month on. the average was quite cool. There were 3.86 inches of rain. A'11 our wants (beyond those which a very moderate income., will supply; are purely imaginar it EIenry St. John. innati Cream ager Beer