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,UCKNOWW SENTINEL, ]EUCK11I4W ONTARIO
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W3DN1:?SDAY,
WEDDING BELL
YOUNG DUIt1yII'
Large !bouquets, of'White .glad
ioli and potted.' tern made a
:lovely
-setting or .the. -wedding
.setty (Kathleen Durnin .and
IBarry Wilson, Young in Kzhox
'United Church, Auburn on Sat
• urday,. September 8th.,
The bride is the only •laugh-
ter .of Mr, and Mrs. John Dur-
nin and' the groom's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. 'Worthy "•Young,.
Auburn., The' double -ring cere-
-flay: Was' :penfornned , by Rev.
Charles aLewi$,
, Traditional wedding Music was
played (by . MisS Margo Grange,.
London,.' and • she • accompanied
the soloist, •Gerald; Cox, ;Clinton,.
who sang, "The Wedding Prayer"
and "•O Perfect Lave.
+Given in marriage 'by , her
father the' 'bride • was :lovely ' in
a .white floor -length gown' .a
nylon, taffeta •over satin, li1y-
point sleeves, scoop, jewelled ap-
pliqued neckline on a. princess
Ibodice;; • arid/ .a. 'fla .wing skirt was
draped ' into lace panels ..cascad-
ing into ai• chapel train. The el-
bow -length veil • of. nylon . 'silk
illusion with scalloped_ border
was held in ,place •by a tiara of
pearls and rhinestones. She tar-
ried a 'Crescent !bouquet of .yel-
1ow roses, stephonotis and green
1Vy.
Mrs.• 'Kenneth• Tharnas, Toron-
to, .cousin of 'the !bride, as ma-
tron of .honour Wore , an organ-
za; 'sheath • with ` convertible ap-.
• tall. 'panels . of mistique• • thistle,,:
an over-theface pill • box. veil,.:
�carriled :a bouquet wU alby.
4numS ' with rnauyeof ;thiteulle and
white ribbon.
The bridesinaids, Mrs. Glen
, ' Patterson;.' Goderich, and. Mrs:
Douglas 'Pearce,. Willowdale,
tern of the . graom, . wore iden
tical gowns to the .matron of
honour and carried similar flo-
wers. The !pretty ` little flower.
girl,. Debbie .Errington, Lucknow,:
cousin • of the bride, was 'dressed
'!as•' a bride. miniature . in .white
rfrille.d frock with ' contrasting
thistle . accessories and.carried a:
nosegay of. white. baby.. mums
with • mauve" tulle. .
William' Young, Auburn, twin
brother of the,groom was gro-
omsman : and ushers: were Ebro,
thlers ' ' ' of the !bride; Donald,
George -..and,. Wayne . Durnin, all
Of . Auburn.. •
• Tor a . reception: which fol
-lowed in,, the ; Sunday School
room of the church the bride's
another assisted . the wedding
party *receiving. the guests
a minx brocade' sheath ',with
jacket, ' beige accessories and . a
corsage • of ' yellow ...roses: ',She
was assisted'by y the !groom's ano=.
Cher. •who; :wore an . embroidered
eyelet sheath of • dusty beige
with chocolate'•brown.. aocessorie.s
and a . corsage of, talisman roses,
For a 'wedding trip to' Nor=
therm Ontario the bride; donned
a beige suit with chocolate . ac-
icessori'es and she Wore a cor-
sage oi',bronze :mums. On: their
" • a•e turn th:ey : will reside . in Clin-
•• ton:. •
PtJRFL.EGROVE
'Starting the fall: 'terra at pub
lie school ` is Margie ;Collins,
Cathy and Dianne Dore while:
'George Bushell and Alex Hew,
itt attend "Waterloo Wn versity.
Donald Forster ':spent the
.week -end with Richard McCosh.
Mr. James; 'Errierson, of Char
ing-Cross spent the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. George. L`m-
er'son.: •
•Miss Marlene Gawley and Miss
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1Vlary. Anne McCosh, of Toronto
spent . 'the week -end, at their.
Sandra Collins; visited Mrs.
Glenn. Young. • fi •
Mrs. Frank Dere and .family,
Mrs. !Claude Dorei Carl, Delbert •
and 'Kenneth spent Saturday, in..
Goderieb .
' Mrs. !Gordon MacDonald' was
..hostess to the rxinlough Preslby-
terian.. W.M S. on Wednesday
afterndon.
Mr.; and. Mrs.' +Glenn Young and
Vicki • Louise. were Sunday guests
•of.. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Collins..
Mr. and Mr's. Donald . McCosh
were.Sunday, visitors of Mrs:
John Colwell.'
Rev:' and •Mrs. Carson were
hosts " to +Group:.1, • of Bervie
United 'Church Women en Wed-
nesd'ay afternoon.
IA. numberfrom here attend-
ed Kincardine Fall Fair `,on'Fri-
Margie . and John Collins vis:
ited,Cathy and' Jimmy' Dore.
Mrs. Tena Damen,' Brucefield,
Mr. and :Mrs. Bruce. Raynard,
Rev. and Mrs ..1VlcKinney visited
Miss' Margaret Roberts'on:,
Mrs: Frank Dore, -Nancy, Ron-
nie and Dianne 'were Saturday.
guests: .of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Rhody..
Mr. Norval Stanley; Mrs. !Helen
Swann, Mr.:Milton Stanley were
Sunday . visitors with ,Mr. and
•Mrs.. Glenn Stanley. •.
• Sandra :'Collins entertained her
friends' on the ,Occasion .of her
tenth. !birthday on- Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs.; 'Walter Forster
and family; Mr. and Mrs Gordon
Patterson . attended the : 'Harvest
Festival Services in Church .of
Ascension and . visited Mrs. ':John
!Col well.
Mr. TWiiliam Arnold accomp-
anied' by Mr. John M,acrD,onald
,
Mrs: DonMcCosh, Mr. and Mrs.
John McMurc.hy were in Ayr
'on. Wednesday ,atten•ding: the' sod
turning ;of ,the new' "FAME"
Mr..Nelson. !Gra . er. and M.
Bob 'c`orster. spent 'th'e�week-end
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in Toronto •
Mr.:' and Mrs. (Chariest • Dore,
•Mrs. 1Vhaibel Dore .and Miss Sara
Dore .of Part Huron were .recent
Visitors `with • Mr, • and :Mrs.
Claude Dore.
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tHURCH NEWS
Were Married
Here On Saturday
FARRISH_..,. MERKLEY
Marjorie Lucille Merkley of
Wingham and George Lorne.'
Farris.. of+. Lucknow were unit-
ed in marriage 'Saturday, Sep-
tember 22nd. Rev. H. W, !Sar. app
•performed the .double -ring cer
ernony at the 'United .'Church
Parsonage in Lucknow. .
After travelling to Florida .
MONUMENTS
For sound • counsel and • ;a fair pride on •a 'r•nonument
correctly designed' ned from quality', material, • rely on
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Pat O'Hagan, Prop.
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• :r. • . VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW . I . . '.
'In .:sonie:' cases,. "Terms to fit
your budget," would be nothing ■
down and 'half that much' pay-
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able Meekly. ' • ` . • ■ Clerk's' Notice Of First . Posting '
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with brief comments .on: Christ-
ian Citizenship . the theme of the
evening's programme: Serving on
this .programme were Mrs. Alec
Andrew, ,convener,. Miss .Flora
Webster, Mrs. JW... Joynt, and
Mrs. E. Hall.' The ° guest speaker
was Rev: Wilfred Wright who
gave .a very inspiring address 'on
iCitizenship under the . heading,.
(1) How 'Citizenship has devel-
oPed through the centuries(2)
How to apply Christian ' Citizen-
ship'to present day problems; and
points • •of view. Canada can no
longer. be described as. a Christ-
ian country and the ;faults and
:weaknesses of our. ,social •.life ' lie'
in the; lack of Christian .teaching
and C'hrist'ian example ,set 'by
parents. The .poorest homes with
high, morals are far (better than
godless wealthy. homes Follow-
ing this •address reports , •were
heard .and 'October Q4th was set
fdr` Thankoffering service when`
Mrs eyes of ';Paisley; ' will . be
j. guest speaker. 'Plans pertaining
to the 'Fowl !Supper, October .PA.
1 were discussed. A beautiful 'solo
was sung ,by Miss Helen Thomp-
I son accompanied by ' Mrs. R.
:,Cumming.. ;Meeting.. • closed with.
',benediction., ; . .
Lucknow;: Presbyterian ;Church
Evening Auxiliary
The . aririval pot' luck' slipper
!P,
was held' in the ,church, base-
ment oh
asement'oh Tuesday` evening. Guests.
on ' :this occasion. were ''the; .la-
dies of South Kinloss �W.1VJ6�
•'Mrs.. Jim Aitchison ,, .:was •: in
charge of the meeting. • After
g g
weleorining. the guests, Mrs, Alt-
l chison read; a poem entitled
' "Comfor :' ;Following : the devo-
tion xercise ` -
al-� s,. 1Vi�•s.: Jack �Nlae.
• :Donald 'reviewed several
articles
General Meeting,
Lucknow. U.C.W.
_The general''' meeting. of 'the
0 -unit groups of Lucknow • Unit-
ed IC•hurch•w•aa' head on Tuesday
evening, September "lath. with an
,. attendance. of 37 members. The
Is ',Your. Subscription 'Renewed? president -..opened 'the meeting .,
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ESSO SERVICE •
FOR, TOP QUALITY ATLAS "BATTERIES
DUNLOP TIRES Most Sizes In Stock)
AT REASONABLE, PRICES!.
Re'p ll Makes of Cars .and Tractors
airs •to A
3 Licensed Mechanics r
feel Alignment and Balancing;
MOTORCADE DEALER
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Of Voters'List E,
■NOTICE is hereby given that have posted
up at my■
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office at the Town Hall and at the -Post Office in the
Village of Lucknow son • the ' seventeenth day of Septem-
ber, .A.D., 1962, the list of all, persons entitled to vote '■
�. `in the:. forthcoming. Liquor Licence Act . Election to .be
is held October 22nd, A.D. 1962 and that such list' remains .i.
�. 'there for. inspection..
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■ . FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that a special revision of .rr
the said list will be held in the Town Hall, Lucknow,
Ontario by the Chairman of the `Election Board on
■::,Friday, the 28th day of September, AD., 1962 at the
n Hour of 11:00 o click in the forenoon. ; w
I hereby call upon" all voters totake proceedings i
to', have 'any omissions or errors corrected according ' to
II law on that day.'
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■ Dated' at the ' Village of Lucknow
this .17th day of •"September, A.D. : 1962. ■..,
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E. I. AGNEW; .•
.. : Returning Officer. ri
i ii ii ■■ ia■el■ monammomismossfila■ ■ ■uI■
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:from the . glad '. Tidings. ✓_Miss
:Dorothy..' Douglas gave' an In-
teresting talk on conditions in
the mission . field in Formosa.
Shespokey `of the . kindness and
.hospitality ,of the Formosans and
the great need .for funds.. to
support the ; education • 'of the'
-aborigines. Donations *ere taken
for the •Baleand members, were
.reminded .to 'renew their / sub-
'icr:iptions • to the . Glad Tidings,
Mrs. Jack 'Fisher *as °in• charge
of ' the Topic - "The .Down
.town .Church" which consisted
of a panel .'discussion 'with Miss
Gladys 1Vlacrlonald and Mrs.
Leonard 'Mac+D•onald, taking part:
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Alsb assisting *ere Mrs. •Nor-•
man. Taylor,.: Mrs.. Morgan .`Ilen•
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derson, !Mrs.. Gorden, 'Fisher and.
Mrs.. Petersen.. A >duet by Mrs. ,
Stewart Jamieson and Mrs. Ron
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aid Forster was much ' enjoyed.
Tke Bible '. Study "A ..Three
,fold Challenge" was •taken :by.
Mrs. Virden 1Vlawlb.ray.. The : three
-Challenbes eere: "poi -fie unto
Me",. ' "Follow..`. Me" and .'.``Take
up Your Cress.' Mrs. Fraser .iv
MacKinnon, President 'of the
:Smith -Kinloss 'W.M.,S. .themed
the Lucknow ladies, :for their
hospitality. .and for 'the fine pro,
gram. The Meeting closed. with
a, hymn and the . bened;c:lon.
Oh to be a• plumber when
'tile pipet act up 1
But really,' now:: -isn't it
much easier'toreach
for the phone?
The lady does,, and her: .
spouse is rescued
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never really lost: there's always. help at „hand
through your, telephone -4 service so •valuable
yet so often taken for granted. The Bell Telephone
Company of Canada.
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