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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-07-06, Page 5• AY, JTULY ',Olh, 1960 �'D TH LUCKNOW SENTINEL,' LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGX'THR= LIBBY'S . DEEP BROWNED : BEANS Save 5c, 20 oz. ,. 2 for 37c ROSE BRAND SWEET "MIX PICKLES Save 4c, ''16 oz. , ... • : 31c ZIP?OG FOOD Save 16c, 15. oz • .MITCHELLS APPLE 'JUICE 46•, oz.. 12 for ... 2 •for53c.' . . RED & WHITE TEA. BAGS Y• .15c 'off pack, 60's . 544 SUNSPUN .ICE,CREAM, CREAM, Pint , 25c SUNSPUN SALAD: DRESSING,.. 16 oz. 35c BANANAS, 3 bs. ':. .. , . 29c CANNON BATH TOWEL PREMIUM Only $1.39 with $5.00 purchase PHONE: 2.6 FREE DELIVERY.• Miss Lena Robinson was, one of ::.the hostesses at •'` a dance ;at'. the Harbourlite ' Inn at .Goderich, Sponsored by the Goderich Gra- duate. Nurses Association; With; Proceeds for hospital , equipment. Mrs. R.. Hi Thompson . and Miss —. Ilelen:•Thompson-left on --Friday, .by -train ,for Vancouver , where. they,: will ; spend.; the summer, holidays With Mr, and Mrs. Win; Hewat They stopped. ,at Winni Peg' to -visit ''relatives. . Mrs: H.' D., Thompson returned' home on ' Friday:. from Vitoria hospital 'where She had under- gone surgery 'Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lindsay of Toronto .visited' on Sunday with Misses Ada and Hazel Webster.,• onsfisioxililfllI•ninapme ANNIVERSARY 'SERVICES' • at SOUTH KINLOSS: PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH •on. SUNDAY; ,1ULY 10th Services at 11 a.rn.i and 7:30 pan.. • • Guest;. Preacher REV. • GORDON S. BAULCH Special Music 'By The/ . Choir Mlauui alsou•emmosiiilfliruiank rti.wiir�Yul.10� • L•ucknow. •resbyterian. Church.. • Interim -Moderator Rev. Neil McCombie," 'Ripley ,SUNDAY, JULY 10th 0:45 a.m. •Sunday School 11:00 am. Service withdrawn, • in. favor of South IIinloss anniver- ' sary. .....••••.••--,•!,,.,... •••••. «... ' 414•4!•1•141111.1•1111161/41111•1141.1•14111111•11411111•44111.4.111.44111111441104 UCKNOW . NIT'E.D 0tURC�FI Interim 'Moderator . 4tev. Peter 'Renner, of Teeswater • SUNDAY, JULY 10th 10:00 a,iri. Church Sandof 111:00a.m, - r 1�ivine ''Worship Rev,' W.D., Clark, ' NI/Ingham • , i.. xhoUght For The Week ' Eo one respects, a talent bid is Concealed... �. . 1 Local 1VIr: and Mrs., , Dennis. •Leddy and Debbie 'Anne of: Kitchener Spent the- 'week -end with Mr. & Mrs. Ray '.Leddy' and family. Mrs Harold Treleaven::_and:: her ,daughter, Miss Ruth .,•Trelea- •.ven have returned''.frgrn' a visit sn ; Edmonton '•• Visitors" at ...the .home, of Mrs. M Sproul were:. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde •Loutit of, Toronto, Mrs. A:. Louttit :, of.. Wingham, Mr. and Mrs.. Forbes; McDonald of ' Pick- ford, Mich., .Mr. .• and Mrs. W Dexter of. Paramount. Dr: George, W. MacGregor and. his daughter;: Donna ' .Kuehihorn and her sons :Bert George, Jon- athan,. onathan,, Stuart and./ Bernard Ken- neth' all of Chicago are visiting g Catherine MacGregor this `.week. Mr. M. J MacDonald .• of De troit spent the week -end 'at the Some " of 'Mr: and Mrs. Virden, Mowbray. Mr.: and Mrs. John. Emerson visited at 'the' home of • Mr:.. and: Mrs. Gordon' McDonald • of Kin= lough; also at .the home of -Mr. arid' Mrs. 'Ralph' iHiTl:.: ` Mr. • and Mrs. Neil McColl of Otter :Rapids ..visited last week at the ' home 'of' Mrs.' Charles. Cooke. : Neil is . manager of the Bank of. :Montreal. at Otter, Ra- :pids,' and was a .former member of • the ,Lucknow staff. Mr. • and Mrs:• . Albert Morton •and Ian and Carrie Milne •left ,on . Thursday o'n ' a molar" trip to Montreal; Mr. •and, Mrs.' Ed Cunningham and son'" Jimmy, of -Alberta ,spent •the week=end with their aunt "& .uncle; , Mr. and Mrs 'D: C. Kings- bury. ' Mrs. ,Rildi Henning, .of: London spent a week with. 'her, parents, Mi.',and • Mrs. Jim McNaughton and on her return was accomp- anied by ' Elaine who had been visiting with her.. grandparents... ,Mr,. and Mrs.' Jim MacMillan and • children, St. Catharines and Mr. • and 'Mrs, John '. O'Reilly, Montreal were.. holiday visitors with . Mr:, arkl •Mrs.' J." L. MacL. Millan. • • ' ;' Mr. and' Mrs. Ian Murdoch 8i Mr.,' and Mrs, Joe • Agnew, Pam, Judy and Joanne of Detroit were holiday Visitors With M. and Mrs,E II. Agnew. Mrs. Sarah. MacKay of ,Detroit is visiting ,at the home of Mr. and, Mrs. :Ted Collyer.. Mr. and .Mrs. Ronald Herider- son of Hamilton, Mr and Mrs: Ivan Henderson and ,sons of 'To- ronto, F,O. and .:Mrs,. Lloyd Hen- dersoin• • and ' 'tWo daughters . of Bagotville;. Quebec have been Visiting' with , th°eir father*, Mr. J.aok Henderson. . • Mrs. Fred Reeve of Toronto is visiting with • Mr. and- •Mrs. Har- vey: Webster. ' Miss Nancy _'F.orster :has , sum - met employment at a resort ori Manitoulin '• Island. Rosalind'`,. Loder is assisting this week at;'the:'Chesley. Nurs- ing Home. Visitors at the. home :of Mr.. Mrs. Orland Richards over ' the holiday .week -end were:. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Richards, 'Mr. and Mrs. Ray' Richards, Paul and Pani, of •Flesher ton, Mr...', and. Mrs. P. S. MacDougall and Anna• of. Owen • Sound and George Richards; Dept, Of ' Agriculture, . St:: Thom as. • • Mrs . Jessie . Allin and Russell' visited over the •week -en.' with 4 Mr.' •arid Mrs. George : Marr' and family, Dorchester, and also at tended . Strrathroy Centennial where theyvisited .with' Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reid :and merribers' of the. Reid family . who ,wish* to be remembered to friends here. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and ' Mrs. .Harvey ' Webb announce the engagement •of their daughter, , Lillian • Ruth. 'Elizabeth,' to Daniel James, Rose, son of :Mrs. Daniel Rose^and the Yate Mr. Rose. 'The wedding will. take • place in mid ..July. . Mr. and .:Mrs. • Wray Reggs of Kitchener..' Ont., announce•' the engagement ' of their daughter, Sandra Joyce• of ..Lucknow to Mr. •Donald : 'F, Steeves 'of Lucknow,; son of .Mr. and . Mrs Ervine Steevees; Waterloo Ont. The wedding to : take : place in Kit- chener on July , 30th in Denton Street Baptist Church at 5 p.ni. Mr. and. Mrs. "Orland Richards of Lucknow, 'announce the en- gagement of , ;'their daughter, Jean Anne, to ` F.O. Ray Elden Murray, son •'9f Mr.,: and Mrs. David Murray of ' Wingham, On- tario.,The',marriage to take place on Saturday,. July 23rd at 3:00 'o'clock • in •the Lucknow, United ,Church. .Mrs., WY E. MacCau.aig wishes to . announce ' the ' engagement of. her daughter • Donalda Lorraine, -William Houghton,' o of• to1VIr.Wson • Mr. and ' Mrs. Ernest Houghton, Toronto, Ontario. ,'The . wedding. to take .p lace in Calvin Presby-, terian Church, August 20th.' ' Mr., and; .Mrs. R. 'J •Adamson of Teeswater • wish 'to announce: the engatgerneht of 'their daugh-: ter, •Diane Elizabeth. to Mr. Bar- ry; Lane Hackett, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hackett of Lucknow. The marriage' ' to • ,take place in Teeswater= United Church ' on July ,16th at 2:30 p.tn' 'ED SATURDAY 1" K I NC' ARD'I NE HARRIS MacKENZIE Knox .Presbyterian Church,` Kincardine, wasthe scene • Sat- urday at 2:30 of the wedding of Beverly MacKenzie •and • Gordon Harris, both of :Kincardine. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Dave •MacKenzie ofK.in cardine and . formerly of Kintail, and•.the groom' is the son of Mr. & Mrs.• Eldrid •Harris of Kincar'- dine.' Thee church : was decorated' With' pinkand, white, glads and, Rev:, .Fred Crbr ey,, recentlyin= ; ducted minister at the church; performed 'the ceremony. • • ' The , bride, given in'. marriage by her father, wore a, full length gown of, white pois de 'soiewith scoop •'neckline and appliqued with French.re-embroidered alencon lace: Thea 'fitted bodice' was accented with lace. and • • the box pleated skirt was highlight- sprays,ed with fell into a chapel length ctrain. The. finger tip ' veil •of silk illusion was held :by a band of 'baby. :nuns ,and feathered carnations. She carried a 'bouquet ,of an orchid and 'feathered • carnations. Matron of honour was' Mrs.' Don Thompson of Lucknow wtho ,wore a street > length dress of. midnight, blue embroidered silk orgarza over taffeta:'' The head- dress was -a' band of white :baby mums and the bouquet' was a cascade. of white • baby .mums The ' • bridesmaids Were Mrs. Jack. Guest °of 'Montreal and, Mrs, Stuart, Sins of Toronto ' who were gowned . similar' to the matron *of honour.:: •.. Bob. Black . of •Kincardine was groomsman and ' the ushers were Donald MacLaughlin and ' 'Roy Ellenton, ' both, of .Kincardine.' • • Pat 'Lambert of • Kincardine' was organist ';and. 'Mrs , T: Phair of . Kincardine, ' soloist 'singing, ',The Lord's Prayer," and '"The Lord,. is My :S.hepherd."• • For a wedding. dinner. at. the church,- the • ,bride's mother. re- 'ceived'"Idressed in .'an ,ensernble of' .turquoise silk organza . over taffeta with. white accessories &• a corsage. '.of' white.. roses. The groom's mother Was dres- sed in, an ensemble'. of .pink 'silk organza over printed, taffeta, pink. and. white accessories, and a corsage of 'white roses.. The bride's .travelling, costume •was :;an ensemble of 'beige silk organza. over brown' and : green floral silk with • 'matching acces, 'sories• Th young couple will reside in Kincardine. The bride • is a 'graduate°,of Stratford Teach- ers' College', and:. will be teach- ing in Kincardine, next'year. The couple will ,.honeymoon in the southeastern United States.' • Mrs.' Mary Jane , Webster has 'returned. from Winghain Hospi- tal, where she was .a patient for: some time, but is. not enjoying the. best ' of 'health: • ;UtRUillig PERT�NG ))) WE WORK AND FICUURE `. IL ATO KEEEPP OUR HEATING,, KNOWLEDGE, r R,. w•� Pte_ ROY HAVENS Plumbing and Heating Esso Oil Burner Sales and Service SISTER OF.. MRS. ' C: B. WOOLLEY PASSED AWAY ' ,Mrs. C. B Woolley of. Dobbin-- ton obbin-ton and formerly of . Asbfl d, has • been bereaved by the, pas- sing of her. eldest sister, Mrs. (Rev.) H W. Stevinson, on Tune' 19 .after a prolonged illness. Mrs. Stevinson was the. eldest' daugh:' ter of the late John K Thomp- son, • publisher ' of the ; Thorold Post,. and married•Rev. Harry W. ' Stevinson'•in Vancouver,' in '1911.,.. They served charges in ' the west from Van Anda Island in the Pa- cific to ' McLennan, •Alberta ' in the Peace River District, and re- tired some years ago to Vankleek Hill, Ontario. •• Mrs: Stevinson was -a ' member ' of • the Canadian Author's As sociation, ' writing ; under • • the. • "'name of Jean Stevinson., ' She is survived by:'her hus band;' two sons, Harry of Ottawa,." and ' Arthur oe Montreal; three sisters, Miss Ethel Thomson of Thorold, Mrs..; C. B. Woolley 'of Dobbinton, . and Mrs. : Tho3nas .: W. ''Hicks of Stamford;: also 'one brother, Trico:: A. Thompson=.of• St. Catharines.. Three .brothers and a sister predeceased her. In- terment took place . at. Oxford Mills.' GLyceum eatre �4NHA•MTh Two Shows Each ,Night' 'Commencing at 715 p rri.: Monday, Tuesday,' Wednesday, Thursday, .Friday, • Saturday, ' July 4 5,' 's, '7, 8, 9,' David Ladd Donald Crisp.. A DOG OF FLANDERS Thestory of a boy; his dog, • and his :dreamy :of becoming:: at . artist. • h�. GODERICE Now' Playing y Three more • days . "A DOG 'OF • FLANDERS. —Scope ,and. ,Color. Monday,. Tuesday,; Wednesday, July ,11, 12, 13. LOVE • ADMITTANC!' ' • RESTRICTED I'S MY PROFESSION i� 5 ' ,, • •... OR OYHt . B ' ;in a French made version of the eternal' tri- angle: in which a celebrated middle-aged lawyer, his young flame and a medical student, square the triangle:"`. BRIG'ITTE, BARDOT —= Jean Gabin - Nicole Berger • Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, July .14th, '15th, :16th. .,. JERRY: LEWIS ;Joan Blac . kmaN — Kreton, a mischievious inhabitant of urian Earl .Holl • flying planet,. goes A.W.O.L. for' .a flying visit to Earth,' "VISIT TO.. A SMALL PLANET" Corning --` Rita' Hayworth .In "Story On Page a = Adult 1✓ntertainme lt, y • i ii- re` it,,iri> +'!?'+ram b el