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WEDNESDAY, MAR, 151h, '1961
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•tOr. ;GUELPH LAST WEEK
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NAME, COMNIfTTEE. TO
BRINGSLATE
The ivlarch meeting "of the'
Lucknow Women's Institute. was
held' in. the -Council Charnber on
Friday withA' large. attendance
and with Phe, president, mrs.
Phijlip Stewart, prsicling, Mrs.
Russell ' •Robertson and.
Omar• Brooks were appointed ..te
bring in the',slate Of officers' for
the 196:1702. term,
Joe MacMillan was ap-
Pointed• as, a delegate 'to attend.
the ";. officerS' convention at
'Guelph hi May.. Mrs, George
Broolts gave, a report on the card
party: 'A collection, Was 'taken
for pennies for friendship. .Ar-
rangements were made for the
'ladies le servedinner for the.
leaders of the classwho' are
taking the 4-H 'course on Wed-
nesday, and' Thtirsday, •
The annual meetin is to be
held in' April with ki. pot luck
supper. All reports are,to be :1.0
for that meeting.
Mrs. Jack'Emerson "presided
for the program..,' .CornMunity
•singing was: led by Mrs. J. W.
Joynt. An ,Irish. reading, was
given by Mrs. MacMillan and a
solo . by Mrs. Philip Stewart,.
"Danny Boy."
ite oo / re paper 'on, public. relations. Mrs.,
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a s e an . . Mrs. John Emerson gave a
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Mary McLeod. gave a very in -
°PHONE '26, -- 'FREE DELIVERY ,, , i teresting• talk On Ireland. A.
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contest was conducted by Miss
Local •St General:
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Mrs, Wellington Henderson re-
turned recently from an extend-
ed visit at Atlanta, Georgia and
in • Fl.orida.
Lloyd Bell returned to his
s home in Lucknow last week, af-
i ter five weeks in Victoria
t • Hospi-
•tal, London, where'he had.
'.undergone major surgery
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Allan 1VIcQUilliri, son of Mr. &
Mrs. Dick McQuillin, returned
last week after being hespitalized.'
for a : time ,at VictOria Hospital,
London.:' • 4
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Mrs. Ron Rothwell and Mrs.'
Golloher of Norwood
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Ed. Thorn.
• Mr. • and , Mrs. George /NeWbold
were recent. visitors in Windsor
• and Detroit. •• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton &
• Mr. and Mrs. Villiam• Schmid
returned :on' Wednesday • of last
• week from a holiday in' Florida.
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Mrs. J. E. Carniichaer whohad
tbOep. visiting her • Sister; : Miss
• Jean Lyons; returned • to Toronto
•On Sunday to rejoin her husband
•Dr.• Carmichael, •before. leaving
for their. home in Edinontori.
Visitorsover the week -end at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. ben
Steeves were Mr. and Mrs, AlYin'
• Dauriheirper, 'and Linda, Marlin
Koebel and John Rose, all Of
• Kitchener.' and alsb' on Saturday
eVening. were Karen •ArnOld 'of
• London, Tom • .Collyer, Karen
Streud and Jim Gardner::
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Lucknow
Presbyterian Church.
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-/ Rev. Roderick MacLeod
1 Minister
• SUNDAY, MARCH 19th
11:00 a.m, Morning Worship
Suriday• School followingS
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Church service.
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W. R. I-lowey, manager of
SilverWood Dairies; Lucknow;" is
on, the sick list and isconfined
to his.'home, for a rest.
Mr, .and-IVIrs. Cecil Mullin of
Hillsgreen visited'on Sunday.with
ATTENDED COLLEGE ROYAL
Mr. and Mrs. ;Gordon Finlay-
son, Mr. an Mrs. Vernon Himter,
Barbara Murray and • Marion'
Mr. aridBuckton attended the 37th ann-
Mrs. Walter Alton. , ual 011,6ge Royal. pt Guelph. last
week.
NATIVE 'CUSTOMS.13arbara Finlayson -and Joanne
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. Hunter, took part in the '.catt e
MARKED NUPTIlittLS Showmanship events in the morn-
ing. In the afternoon there was:
'AT 'DUNGANNON •..a .'fashion showing of . ,garnaents.
made bythe class and •afternoon
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SIEVERT.-- PPLAIJM •
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A Very pretty Marriage"Was
selernriized at ,the'. Dungannon
United. Chtirch,.. Saturday' even-,
ing,, March '4th, at 8 p'.m. by the
pastor, Rev. Trevor Richards.
Standards. of tall, white tatiers
entiwined with ivy lent effect for
the candlelight cereinon.Y.. The
bride: was '• Heidi; daughter Of.
;Mrs. Margarete Pflaurn of :Celle
Germany. and the gro.om was
Karl ,Heinz •Sievert,-, son of Mr:
and Ars. Otto Sievert of • Wil-
helinsh,aven, Germany: -Seven,.
te:enth. Century music'was play-
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:ed -.at: the organ .by Mr: George
EsPert of goderich. •
• The :bridal procession to the
altar was Jed: by Brenda, Brad-
ley.and her Sister; ,Fay: Bradley,:
little daughters.' bf,, Mr.. and Mrs..
•WIT1: Bradley 'of goderich. Bren-
da. wore a' dress of 'pink Sheer.
'nylon with lace trimming, and.
Fay wore 'light blue, nylon- with
-matching •satin ' sash. Each wore
a headband' of 'White nylon and
'stephanotis, They carried"pretty
baskets of flower' petals,.- that
they gracefull'scattered as they
:came down the ushering,
the bridal Couple:
•The bridewas lovely'in an imj
ported white gown of •her . Own I
deogp, serni-formal ,length.
The skirt of „perlontulle 'mater-
ial hada 'shorter. overskirt-of
erzgebirgische spitze ,(lovely
hand 'embroidered lace),.fingetti
sleeves and three-quarter length'
veil which ..was fashioned •with
.headpieee and,stephanotis .trim.
She 'carried a lovely bouquet' of
red and white :roses.
• Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Webster,
were their attendants. After
igning .the' register, they re- '
lUrned.. for photography and re-
paired • •tO the Sunday School
rooms, where they were greeted
by neighbours and friends offer:-
ihg best. wishes. A receptionwas
held at Dunlop • Inn. •
The -bride's going ',away cost-
ume was a two piece. enseMble
of bla'ck' ttevira and _Matching
.accessories. ;After. a short honey -
tea was served. • n •
In ' the 'evening aexcellent
play was enjoyed, • which was
written, produced and stagedby
• the student body of the O.A.C.
George Richards .took part in a
square dance which was One of
the :novelty features 'of ' a scene
in the play. .
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MRS, D. .J. .LANE PASSES
:Mrs. D. J. f,,ane, wife of Rev.
J: ::,Lanel of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church Clinton,
ded in Victoria Hospital,. Le don
on 'Saturday: • Mrs. 'Lane had'
been very active in the wor*' of
the W:M.S. and served two terms
on the Dominion' Council of the
W.M.S., as, well as filling • many
other important posts in Church
and cominuriitY work.
;the funeral service was held
in St: Andrew's .Church on Tues-
day with burial in Walkerton
cemetery. Mrs., Lane was the
former Madeline *Huck 'of Wal-
Firil y on on lrelancl 'The
roll. call. was whatI. find most
helpful 'from my W.S.:work.
Ulrich, was served.. • ,
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NEWS BRIEFS
FROM NEARBY'
• Wolves are '•On the increase, in
13ruce . and Grey it seems. :They
are reported near CheSleY; in 'the
Walkeitcin area and near Gorrie.
One * m
as Shot, at DUrha.! The
increase. in rabbits. it 'believed to
be •induding wolves to forage for
them in„the open.
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Paisley firemen asked': council
kw a .50c an hour increase. While
on, 'active duty. Coiincil met them
half way. Members of the brigade
have previously be,en receitritig
$1.50 an hour 'and ,the fire chief
$2.50. These rates ;will be . in-
ereased 25c. - '
• McKee:Brothers Ltd., of Elmira
established ten years ago, :are
Continuing to expand
and in-
ctease 'the .proportion of bUsiness.
being, done outside the proYinCe.
A snow 'blower'was developed,
. couple of years ago the latest
iciaty7 is .• newly developed in-
dustrial •loader narned "Irista,
Ilitcher." ,•
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The first month of the new.
Year saw ' dairY.. production.
Brube ,county continue to climb.
There was 553,668 pounds ef
ereamery butter. :produced; in
cornearison with 515,205' pounds
in the Same month of '1060. This
increase also was reflected in
cheddar .cheese 'manufacture,
Which climbed from' to
81;700 pOuntis.,
• Besides her husband, she is
survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Clayton Edvvard • of Goiderich
and a son, Donald B. Lane of
Montreal.
CONFIRMATION SERVICE
f. FOR SHELLY: PEARLMAN
Many guests: • and ' *relatives
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3eined Dr, anMrs', Morris Pearl -
;than and Mr:and Mrs. Louis' Mal -
for the combined Confirma-
tion .celebrations of -their ychild••••
ren, Shelley', Pearlman and Ron-
ald Maltin at AhaVas Isaac, Syno7.
gOgue in Sarnia.
The congregation was pleased
•in .the Way'Shelley conducted the
Bervicet especially since' this
erviee has . never • before, 'been:
led entirely by the Ba.t'Mitzyah
girl at this synogogne. Follow-.
ing Shelley's •Corifirrnation; , re-
ceOtion Washeld in the auch7,
toritnn cif . the•SynbgOgue,, •at
•Which :Dr.. .and Mrs., Pearlrrian
and Shelley and her, brother,..
Mark and grandmother, Mr.
Steiman', received the. Congratti
oon, theywill -returri to the 1 -
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ations of their guests and wel-.
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'farm 'of Mr. • Thorns Webster, corned then) to aii attractive tea
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where the. groom lige been ern., table
° father 1,,S_ the
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s time, :arid
ril'ogY.etiduafroteres,-,..0. hn•Ittes rranp,__ and MrSCh poaritna,
oori LuekrieWite.,• Son of •th te M
in their home.
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MARKED 'THEIR 25TH
'WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
•Mr. -and Mrs. • Archie Nichol-
son •othe , Giamis' district ob-,.
'served their 25th 'wedding anni4;
fversary on Thursday, March 2ncl.„
• ••At that time friends and neigh- ,,
bours dropped in to wish them ,
well and shower them with gifts,,,
flowers and cards. .
On Saturday 'ev,ening;March4th, .a family •gathering was held.
to. mark the event.. ' •
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson' 'were
married by Rev: Mr. Patton, of .
the Ashfield Circuit. They resid- •
ed at Belfast until some six' years •
ago when- they moved to a farm,
in the Glarnis-Paisley district.
• Mrs. Nicholson' it the former
Edith Alberta (Birdie) •Reed.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. •
Reed. • They. .have a, family at •
two, Donald at home' and Mrs,
Bob .McInnei, (Helen). of Clintom
Lyceum Theatre/
WINGHAM
• Two Shows Each Night • ,
• Commencing at 7:15 p.m.
' (MATINEE ••
SatUrclaY Afternoon at 2 p.m
Thurgday, , Friday, Saturdan
, • *arch 16; 17,18.
,Kervviu Mathews, 'Jo Morrow.'
• June Thorburn
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THE '3 'WORLDS OF
GULLIVER
• One of .the great stories of all,
times from the novel by Jonathan
Swift and taking place in' the
land of mate believe.
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PARK
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NoW Playing --.--• The Royal "W.edding In Springtime" to: ..
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with Dick ..Shawn.,S "Wizard of Baghdad"
.•A Ciyeat. Technkolor Double AttraCtitn. :
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' Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, • Mamh.20,. '21; 22. •
Vincent Price ---,- Myrna' Fahey 4,,,,a Mark Damon
.. ' .1 ' Froin Edgar. Allen Pee*.s 19th, Century Classic'
11THE. HOUSE OF ,USIIIERS":
• In Horror -Score and 'Color .--7- -Adult: Entertainment. t•
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Alsor 4::iSTET4 ' OVER THE ATLANTIC" •
•• Virginia Mayo and George Raft •.:
• Gontitice
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 23, 240' 25,
Walter Brennen Ph1 Harris .and Brandon tieVVilde
In a fun show 'to- please the entire family. .
THE ,BOY AND THE LAUGHING DOG
• Cotriifibesire lij The D."6st."Adfilt' 5iitertaintrient',
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