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THE I.UCKIVO'Qi1• SENTINEL,i.TTCI NOgI -•--( TARIO' __... ___
'WED sivsDtAY,
J'U'LY 4th, 1962
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ParlyVenture Was Success At ENGAGEMENTS Congregations . , onourRev. .:
Garden ... :•� - Mrs, Elym
M er Reave,
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b� JulyWeek-End Celebration Lucknow„ wish to announce the Upon 1 15C u engagement of their elder, lough-
Retirementorn
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t MarilynElizabeth, to Mr
Well over 5'0t adults. and'
chiidren enjoyed the garden par-ce chestra,
ty supper, which, . was. .a A parade on Monday afternoon
'venture in connection ' with the starting from the High School
Luckngw• and District Lions Club, at 4:20 was headed by the Luck-
July
uck
July hst week -end , celebration.< 'now-Atiwood' band, which made
Wives of Lions Club n}enci'bers a supper hour departure for At-
donated pies, cakes, jellos, etc., wood to participate. in a carnrv.al
to 'go along with the cold .ham'
• and •salad plate. The ladies took
.charge of food •prepparation ;and
handling and aided by some
"mere, males", a.delicous supper
:was. served in an attractive set-
ting in the. arena. Members of
the X Ranch Boys played
during the supper.
The week -end activities opened
with a band concert. on Sunday
evening by' the Lucknow District
.,High School Band assisted by a
group of Atwood bandsmen, un-
der the' direction of Lion. Elwin
Hall. Some 400. persons formed,
an appreciative audience, 'Lloyd
Ashton, newly elected Lions pres-
ident : was master of ceremonies.
A midnight dance followed;
with music by, Glen •Boyd's or.
Were Married At
Ripley Saturday'
• MacLEOD ANGER
Baskets. • of pink • and : white
• : roses which supplemented the
beauty of, the' church! planter;
:while white pom-poms decorated
the penis, made ' a . lovely 'setting
'in Ripley United Church on. Sa-
turday, June 30th for the mar
ridge. of Carol `Marguerite, . An-
ger and Mr. James . E. MacLeod.
•The bride is the: daughter of .Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Anger, A.R. 6.,
Lucknow,and the groom is the
son of 1V r.' and 1}�Irs. John .Angus'
.Mac'Lead' of: Ripley. .
Rev., Douglas' Dunlop perform-
ed ' the 2:30 o'cl`ock. •cerem`ony.:
Mrs., William . Graham was or-
.ganist 'and "Miss .Marilyn, Finlay-
son'' sang "The: Wedding Prayer"
arid "Because:" .
Given in, marriage by her fa- son, •. transistor radio Allan An-
ther, the ,bride's ,.gown of white drew,' 11 -piece flash cane'ra .set;
• chantilly lar" a with lily 'point • Bill Tichborne ' Goderich, . insul-
sleeves, .,and scooped . neckline ated ice chest; Mrs,. Wilmer,
With simiulated , .pearls and • se Howey, .,barbecue; Mrs. W. • B:
quips. The long bouffant skirt A, nderson .Sani=Queen disposal
w,as. of' 'ilk organza' . With ' lace . can•
medallion and over, skirt' trim- 'Up::to press time,' no accurate
med .. in `ch'antilly lace in ; apron: figure was available as to the
effect. Her shoulder; •length:. veil
of tulle ., fell from ' .a,`• crown of
»seed » pearls and leaves. : Her
flowers were';red roses ,and step-
honotis,'• °
Miss' Barbara Anger of London,
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there:
The parade featured children,
pets, pones and, horses, with
Jimmy Boyle as: master of 'cer-
emonies.
cer-emonies. Judges were Leonard
Cook oa Blyth arid • Donald Fin-
layson of Toronto. Prize winners
were: best car float, Mrs. Ken
Jardine,; Alex. Andrew; Pony and
cart, Allan ry Prior; Kitchener,
Wendy MacKenzie;; , horse and
rider, Barbara Cameron, . Dale
Haldenby; • Pony and rider, Lynda
Walden, Brian Stothers, `Stewart
Alton; Bicycle, . wagon or doll.
carriage, Joanne' Greer, Nancy
Kirkland, • Donnie. Brooks; Fancy
dressed , Gail • Jamieson, • • Carol
Campbell, Sandra Finlay; C;oxnicn
dressed,. Linda Boyle, . Kim Co-
wan, Jaxri�es. Montgomery; animal
costume, Joanne .Thompson, Nan-
cy Ritchie, , Linda Hamilton; at-,
tractive pet, Bill Chisholm, 'Almer.
Ackert, Brenda Jardine. ••
.The garden party .' supper f01 -
lowed, the parade and:. carnival
games, : bingo and dancing got
underway with Carruthers Or-
chestra . playing ,for .the; dance
Prize. •Draws '
• ,Prize draws were Made. at rnid-
er, . an yn iza� , .
Roy ;Johnston Stanley, son of Members from Pine River. and
Mr. and. Mrs. William Stanley Bethel •.congregations and friends
of Lucknow., ; The wedding will from the surrounding com,rnuni-
take place on July :28+th at 3 p.m. ties. ;gathered . on Wednesday ev-
in Central Baptist Church,. Lon- ening of last week at Pine River
don. United Church , to honor Rev,
I John C. Hutton, who is retiring
Mr. and Mrs, William,.ham:il- ' to Kincardine.
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ton, Londesboro, wish to an- Rev. M . H.
nounce. the engagement :of their
daughter, Lenora 'Ann, to .Mr.
Charles Everett .,Lamont, son ..of,
Mr. and; Mrs. Calvin; Lamont, years, 'a charge which he may
Hol rood. The: marriage is still minister to:
to take place on July 21st, i�&62, A program of chimes played
at two o'clock in the Burns' ' by Mr.. William Leonard of. 'Point
United Church, Hul'let,' Clark, also•recorded music by
Don' Mason was' heard: Mr. Bert
Demolition of the old Bruce Irwin 'presided' for the program
County, home' building at. Walk- which • opeped with selections by
erton has been recommended by . violinists, Clive Munro, George
the ' county, home committee of and Murray . McDonald, Glen.
Bruce County Council. An in -. Boyd, Elliott Carruthers and
spection•. report received from
the - department of public welfare
strongly recommended : the"» -'re-
moval: of the Old .home which is
more than' 6s' * years old.,
Mr -utton has ministered
to the congregations " of Pine
River an•d Bethelfor eighteen
years. also . to Millarton of •later
b C. Hutton
Ministry
with an enclosure,.
�1Vir. Hutton made a gracious
reply after which Rev. Doyglas
Doof . Andrews Un
Churchunlp, RipleyStgave a boritedt
address. .� .
Duets by . Archie and 1300'
Courtney were given, also sel-'
ection�s by the Senior Pine River •
quartette with Walter Walden
Charles Boyd, Donald Cardis &
James' Courtney.. taking part.
' .Margaret Ann Courtney anti
Marsha Humrphrey participated in
a 'dance nuthber after which
Donald. C•ourtneyD and •• Morris° .
Reid,
members of Pine River & ,
Bethel, sessions, gave ,short ad,
dresses.
LSelections pn.. 'the : bagpipes
were given by Murray McDon-
ald . which was ' followed with
duets _ by Mrs; David Henderson
Gordon ' Boyd accompanied' by and Mrs. Leroy Walden', also
Mrs. -Elliott Carruthers, and • was
,followed with , a reading by, Mrs.
Campbell of Point Clark.
At this • time : Rev, Mr, Hutton
and Mrs. Wayne Johnston (Ruth
Hutton) were .called to the plat•
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duets by. Carl and .Lynn Lowry.,
Numbers .were: given. by the
Funston girls' 'quartette , after..
which Rev. Mr. •McCornbi:e' of.
Knox Church, Ripley, spoke brief
ly; also' ''Mr. James Courtney.'
Farmers' View Hoa• read an. address in which regret "Accompanists fo
r the Program
amform while Mr.' Ralph Elliott ofKincardine. .
retirement and of appreciation of Mrs. Ernie Gibson, 'Mr. s• Harold
SeiiinFacu S ' • his faithful ministrydur'in'g the Courtney, Miss Betty Emnerton
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Approximately fourty' Huron eighteen , years, of his pastorate. and; Mrs. Carmen •McLeod. After.
County hog :producers left Huron:' in: the' congregation. Tribute was the' Queen, lunch'. was served in:
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County .by, bus 'recent'ly, bound.paid. to : the memory of Mrs.. Hut- the Sunday School room of the
for Toronto and the Ontario ton, a ,faithful partner' and • mo- church' and a social time was.
14iog. Producers' Association •: fac then • virh'o , could , always bring enjoyed. The committee •in..
bight. Joe'Conley won the $the a' smile to those. with char' a for the occasion:.was` Mr..
Rifles. Hog producers in , this im= . cheerandf;
$5ObOnbond little Ruth .Brooks the ! mediate ii ` were among :whom. she came. in Contact.. '• and Mrs.: Walter Pollock, Mr:' &
$�0• bond. . Merchandise •' winners: vzc n, ty : fl g' .
1 the , group. ° • - �MMr: Hutton, was presented with Mrs.; John Blue, . and 'Mrs.'
were;.' donatedD.;Button,, ..electricI '. a chesterfield and platform roc- Carl . Fun�ston . and Mr, aiid Mrs:
Thee. ,`reas�pn `for th•'is expendi-platform :kettle' through the I ..ker,also. an' initialed 'billfold Glen. Campbell. '
tion was• to 'better acquaint the .a • , .
farmers .in Huron County. with
some of ' the.: facilities' which.guided 'tour of. the telotype 'ma=.
they own ' •and control:: in• the chines iri. the .building: First they
form "of eo-operatives;:.'also to .were shown .the Master' telotype
explain the inlfl'uenee arid impor- 'machine. Which offers all'; • the
tance of these organizations.' • • 'hogs : for : sale to the. seventeen
• This :trip 'was.., organized. by .packers ,at.:their buying:•machines
Officers of.. the' Ontario Hog.' Pro-* and the buying. machine at the
which . proved.. popu ar. ' Mrs.
r o. i�e •° r . '
1, :f.rorn•Bayfie• ld, ••presiden.t of Hixr- ducers.'• ° on the arid; to: Kitchener •where
A tin So pznon'wori the ixisul on County'•Hthe en .o ed a turke. dinnet
ted gahon' Jug, Stewart Jamie- Hog Producers, Ray -Other' machines.seen .were: the y 3' y '-
rnond 'Finnigan and''.M:r,. :Bacon • di`rect t'elotype'. to. the assembly before returning .home:
Ori the arrival . of the, group :plants in Ontario which , which informs
was expressed' by Mr: Hutton's were Mrs, Elliott 'Carruthers,
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Co-op by . How%den's; C.H Des-
mond, 'Toronto, _ 3. quarts''
Paint, through ,Bob Finlay; H'
1Vhiller,` Toronto, $1.O.po wallpaper
voucher. :through 'Bob 'Finlay;
Russell . Wiles,. . Walkerton,' 2
hams by; Whites; Joe Patterson,
London 2' hangs , by. Burns CO.;.,
across the yard. • • .
From '.the •Stock . Yards . the
:group proceeded . to'• the offices.
of the 'United :CO. -operatives.;' of
Ontario where • they had ;coffee
and' ' `Later : toured the:, warehouse'
oh.: Weston' Road.
A penny draw • was introduced'.
ducers including Alf ' Warne , ff c of the Onta o Hog Pro -'The bus loadd then proceeded
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in. Toronto , they were addressed the • 'nun ;bei of 'hogs available.
by Jim Royton. and Jake, Coulter, The buying machine which ° was
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senior' officers of • the Ontario used by: smaller packing plants :• ", - ,,
Hog Producers' Association. They ' and ` plants in Montreal. - .
explainedsome' of •.the• 'functions;
problems and •iinporta�nces of this After a,' 'tour .through the ..hog •
organization• in. Ontario: One of producers facilities they were.
.Mrs., William . MacDonald has
gone .on * a trip • to' the '.Maritimes:
with' her brother;'. George Mac-
Donal.d.
Ray . MacKenzie, of Toronto
was harne: for the week -end. • ,,
Mit... Colin Howes, Mr.. -and
Mrs. Sandy' 1¥IacDonald and •• An-
gelia visited in St. Thomas • on.•
Sunday: with their aunt, Mrs:
Avery:
`Henry MacKenzie *broke 'sev-
eral ribs, when * he fell from a
wagon ' and struck the • baler.
Mis'ses.. Anna' and 'Charlotte
MacKenzie of Toronto were
week -end • visitors. with. .:their
sister, Mrs. Earl' Howes;
Mr.: and Mrs. Stteve Elliott
and children of Port Huron are
visiting with Wm. MacDonald.`
Mr. and , Mrs. Cliff . Jackman
of Toronto visited .relatives here
last week -end.'
the' interesti.n:g , comments '•that
treated .to a pork• • chop: dinner
net:: proceeds, which ;will : be used . donated -by the: United -C'o-opera--
came,'fraarn, .their 'address s that
exclusively . for the Lions Club.. tives „ of: Qntario.
since the formation'' of the ;0:11 -
welfare work, including sharing After. dinner r the. took a . two -
the transportation costs : to the PA, 'priced had'incrkased & re -
of' • . e y.
retained .approxima'tely .$a: -per 100 '•-home ttour • or a -nada _ Packers.
swimming classes at Teeswater. killing arid . packing •' plant, and;
were 'shown killing,; curing, stor-
ing,. processing.'. and , packaging 1
Procedure Of pork and pork.' by-
products. • •
'These officers 'then • invited', They .'next • toured the stock'
questions from the floor. 'Some. yards and sat, in: on . an auction..
questions • answered .were on the' 'ring of United Co-operatives of
over prices 'iit :the Western •Prov-
• ,inces and also . since the use of
sister of,; the bride,' was maid W. M. "Bill' Leonard'.of Point'. .the telot al
y, p came into:. effect,
,of honour in a. shocking pink Clarke' attended, the Grand En- prices in Ontario are usually'the.
dress' .of • silk organza 'with 'gath canapment.. of ' the f:O:O:F. highest st Canada. '
• ered.tul.ip skirt . and scalloped Toronto. ; He is chairman of the
neckline. Her headdress' ; . Was r finance corgi ittee , and Grand
• large m.
atchng rase with:. tulle.auditor..
veil. She wore white accessories
and. ; her flowers, Were light pink .
roses with ivy.•
The 'bridesmaids were 'Miss
'.Dorothy Dunlop of ;Ripley' 'arid.
Miss Diana Anger, R.A..• 6,, Luck -
now, sister .of the, bride. They
'-Wore identical . dresses of ,pale
pink ;'chiffon with ;gathered ibo-.
dice, and puff, sleeves. The f1.111
bouffant skirts were . trimmed
with --matchiing; roses. `,Their • veils
• wore. similar, to that of the .maid
of . honour.
Th . best
The st man' was Mx.o
li. dney ,
MacDoriald of Ripley.. The ushers'
• were Mr... Douglas • Rainy and
Mr.. Phillip Hruska, nephew of
the : bride. '' . •
For the reception in, St. An-
drew's Church. Parlors; the bride's - •
mother' received in a. lilac tulip
draped dress with sequin bodice.
trim, and matching hat; shoes ' arid
'white 'accessories. Gold roses
formed her corsage.
The grooms mother `wore a.., '
rose beige sheath dress with lace,
bodice, bone accessories and •con'•
sage of medium •pink roses
• The bride's • travelling costume
was : a powder blue " suit . with '
box jacket and three-quar'ter
length. sleeves. Her ' accessories
were white and her. corsage was
of pink roses. .. '
After ,a wed•dirig' trip. to Nor- •
. thern Ontario and • United :States
Mr. and Mrs. MacLeod 'ill'reside
• in' Wingham. "
»Larry :and' Fred Cook •of Wal-
kerton and James • Fitzpatrick of
Wingham, were 'each sentenced
to ,a ,year definite in. Guelph for.
assaulting .two provincial police:
officers • at Walkerton
elevation : of prices in one. day;
the' 'reason for • truckers • having
to . wait at assembly :poin'ts;'..the
reasons. for ' condemations in the
packing :plant and ''thefuture of
pooling of , prices for one week.
Ontario.. An interesting observa- •
lion , there was that pricesre-
ceived by • ,.Bab Morrisson • for
the cattle.: he was selling were
from * one to one. and'. a half
;cents a, pound .higher' 'than a
Later, the group wasgiven a competitive commission; agent
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JOHNSTONE'S FUNERAL. HOME
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NEW ..and., MODERN •
Now Located ' On Campbell St. Adjacent To ' Their Furniture Store '•