The Lucknow Sentinel, 1957-02-20, Page 8}
PiGE: EIGHT'
)IES' NEW SPRING
I SEE BY THE: SENTINEL .
THAT Arnold Alton and;..Lorne
Hackett. of Ashfield'are two of
the..eight directors; of the Hur-
AGENT'' FOR KINCARDINE 'CLEANER:
Free." Pick -Up and Delivery' Monday and Thursday.
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Children's,
Men's,Ladies' 's: Wear Piece, Goods wind .Woollens
, Ch
ReYnemb Carnival FRIDAY.
. er Tife . LiQns
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•BELLS in at 870 Monroe Avenue, `San.
E1�D 1�1�
. I Jose.'
Prior to .her , marriage, Carol
PINOCALI_GARDNER
lafererGhapei ,as !given several showers and
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n Carmel, Cal=, received rnany.:beautiful .` gifts
ifornia; w'as the setting for vows
uniting •Miss Carol:' L. Gardner
and� •:Mr:
Donald A. Pinocal} d by;
Rev. Kenneth "Gray. '`Parents of:
the.'new ._. eds,:are'Mr and Mrs
J R : Gardner of Zion ' and Mrs. Rev: Wallace McClean united in
A: Pinnoaal and 'the late Mr. Pin bonds of ,holy matrimony, Betty,
LINK;-- ARMSTRONG
.0n Wednesday, February 3th,
at ..the Presbyterian . Manse,;, in
surroundings. of • spring blossoms,
ali, San: Jose,, California
Given inmarriage by her bro-
ther-in-law, Robert W. Panter,
the bride' chose a pale blue taf-
feta ballerina ' gown : with sweet-
heart neckline, ' long tapered
sleeves . and . matching headpiece.
She carried
Joan; second ! daughter of Mr.
and ',Mrs. : 'Robert 'Armstrong of
Lucknow; and Ronald Morris,
Only son of Mr. .and Mrs. Morris
Link Of London
•The bride, given in, marriage
by her : father, Was charming in
Sh a bouquet of white a 'wool suit of 'pastel pink with.
orchids. Mr. and Mrs. James
Jones were their only attend-
ants, Mrs. Jones being a sister
of the bridegroom. Soft music
• was played during . the ceremony
y ohn;',Panter.
Following the double ring cer-
emony the couple:received: guests
of the ' immediate . families at
Highland Inn, Carel. T h e'
bride's going -away costume was
a wool cocoa, brown' fitted dress
with hat and shoes to match and
fur jacket
After a two week's trip thru
the :Eastern States, thenewly-.
•
white accessories and corsage, of
white carnations,
Miss Marjorie Armstrong at-
tended' her sister and chose • a
grey English • wool suit with
black accessories and corsage, of
red carnations,: '
Mr. Fred . Link of London,
cousin of the groom, was best
Aman. ,
A reception followed at the
home 'of 'the bride's parents for
the:. immediate; relatives.
After• a ..trip to Detroit, Mr
and Mrs. Link willreside in Lon-
don. ,
Association,: .which held the
annualze'et;ng ,at Clinton last
week.
THAT Mr. 'and • Mrs, . Charles:
:Short:, ,won the ;best.. dressed
couple prize at the Valentine
costiur e .ball` on,, Friday, 00.6 -%
sponsored by ' the . Lady
Foresters;
'T
.11 T Wthis{ :district ~ .was -111-- the
`;`banaria belt" la's't :Thursday,.•
Whiler Toronto,"Ha niltor , Lori
don and such points' were.
struggling under:the, paralyz
ing-;effects- of excessive°; snow-
..we here, ' *ere.' enjoying
ap -leasant ..winter's day with,
out, a flake 'of 'snow,
--o
THAT; ' Brent 'Bailey, four-year-
oldson. of• Mr.• and M'rs' Gor.
• don Bailey,;was, one of 'a grouci.
of. •youngsters .featured at a
'Valentine, party . on M'argare:t=,
Brophey's "M'lady" television
show,:on.• Thursday - afternoon..
After : rehearsing', ".Love ,1VIe:
sang.."Jingle
Tender , Brent
Bells" when' called on,. for a
solo. from his', repertoire.
CLUBGI•RLSY MET
are now-at-hoYnp in Sin a .. .
en you are in need of .
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Prices • Effective, February' 21 22, • 21,
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..:.The :Lions. C , , ..... .:
.r.�R;emember..
;On February 16th' The Daugh-
ters: Of the • Kairshea met at the,
home ; of, Mrs. ' MacKenzie. The,
roll call was answered by seven
members. The' girls worked on
their garments and record books
A: `delicious - lunch brought the'
meeting to a close.
,:. OBITUARY :.
DUNCAN .L. MacCONNELL
math::-remoV-ed" thQ lash. mein-
ber of :an early gneration along
•the Second Conecession. Kinloss,
In' the Passing'' Of Duncan : Living
stone MacConnell. Mr. MacCon
nell . died in St. Joseph's Hos-.
pt�al;' ,London, on. Wednesday;
February 6th;, after a 17 -day. ill-
ness. He: had::bee'n in indifferent
health ...for some time and :only
last • December • he and Mrs. Mac=.
Connellmoved .to Lucknow • from.
their home on the Second Con
cession where: Duncan :was born
almost 76 years ago, and where
he had spent;his lifetime.
He !was the last : member ,of . a
fe ly:.Of—fiye,-•,born to .Dungan
MacConnell, and :Christena Mac,:
Lend.;. He was Predeceased by Al in the:; ;past :year.
Ian Of. London,' Mrs. Neil Gillies 'He was the only son of John.
(Annie) of:. ,Yucknoww, , John; : of B.. -Rutherford.: and Mary Jane
Toronto, and ,,,Alex,. who ' diedm _at.l.,Durninr: and::...was:,;:. Ibornr ,at_ ,.St.
the farm home in :1904. Helens on ' December 7th, 1884.
Duncan was a plasterer ` and Highly esteemed in .the.•commkin-,
followed )111.s' trade. most . of his ity, -Hugh was known for his in
life, and frequently was associa terestt _inShorthorn cattle and
ted at:''.this :work .•with "Uncle in' agricultural, organizations :He.
Dune •,MaeLeod, Of late years served for ,several;.years: on the
Mr 4MacConnell devoted his time Board' of Stewards of \St Helens
to farming. -United':: Churoh. ',Illness in .1943
He was a' faithful• member of� forced ;him to:`quit fanning. For:;
S t h Kinloss Presbyterian a , time he worked -with the On-_
Church,• while' health permitted,, tario' .,Hydro;.' at London,' return:
and' was a member of , the Board ing:borne in •195;1.'
or,
our
rts an o Su
can supply .7ou with ,
ARANTEED:REPLACEMENT 'PARTS
GENERATORS • STARTERS FUEL:PUMPS COILS
VOLTAGE REGULATORS • WATER PUMPS
ALL "IGNITION ,REPLACEMENT,,PARTS
e also Sell TUFLITE. AUTO GLASS
ERAL RIDING OF HURO►'
at 8.15 P.flL:.',
m the,
HON:. WALTER RI
Minister of FinanCe.
veryone
Welcome
with' Colin MacDonald, ]Alejc••
Humphrey,' Brown airper;..atid-,
Peter •CattiPbell- acting as '3)61:1-:
Surviving,',are two sisters,' Mrs:
Miller. (Margaret) and 11,.111,
.helinine,.,RuthenfOrd of st. HO-.
sister Mary.
Remeniber The -Lions CarniVal FRIDAY.
•
nature -and loved, and .was lov-
ed by, children;
The funeral service wai-held '
by Rev.' Wallace McClean, Frank
cornpaniment by Miss. MalcolM.
',Interment was . in South Kin -
Thomson and Douglas' Graham
as pallbearers. The floWer bear-, .
ers: were Frank 'Miller, Huntley
Dawson; Harry LaviS, :Evan
olwell,, Chris: Weiler. and Don -
Mr: MaeConnell is survived by
Kenzie of • -Kincardine'. Townihip;,'
One ;daughter, Mrs; Herb, Thick -
ton (Mary) 'and two. grandchild-
ren, Marion Atut Auckton:
teh for Paper and Hand 1.1,e'.xt week, for
more ori- this*Preat ,Bargain Event...
einent
„. ions itarnivat
long reSident 'Of the St; lielAris
CornirtunitY"; oh s' PridaY,1
pagsed away at' taker's Pri=
. had sof-feted A 'series, of strokes
8.06 sharp
‘Lut.IcnoW '..1:1igh School 'Band
,Pfee :Skating, After
Public ,Sibtiut Children
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