HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1957-06-05, Page 7yyVD,ly'ESDA.Y, JUNE .5th, 1957`
GU MORE MILLER
St Boniface Roman Catholic
Church,. Zurich, with a setting of
carnations•'and snapdragons, .was
'the scene of a iovel�r June wed-
—dingon, :$aturday, a: 10 30 a m?,
tiyhen Ashes �Cece-lia ler dau=
ghter of IVI'rs.::Walter Miller of
Zurich arid the late :Mr, .'Miller,
became 'the bride of Gerald Pat-
rick ' Gilrrnore,• son of Mr. and
Mrs., R. Ashfield.
Towz?ship ' The •ceremony- was
perffornned by Rev.: her `M. D.
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Monaghan.: '
•:Given in ,marriage her bro=
they;.' Hubert .lVI'iller,' the ., (bride,
:was lovely , hi princess line.•gown
of 'nylon' s7ieer, .featuring` round
'ed portrait. neckline with nylon
applique, , ,and : lilt, point : sleeves.
The: skirt featured large: godets.
—falling.' from the hip'"line softly
to the -hemline, Her finger tip
veil of , :Frenclh illusion . 'with
:chantilly lace applique: w a•.
:ca -light to, ,a headdress • of ••cY�arit
illy lace. ;scattered .with ,seed:
pearls. She carried a. hand boa
duet • of hybrid ,; orchids arid
stephanotis: F
Muss, _'ranccs- Qill ore of -Lon.-
don, 'sister.: of the .groom •- •was
bridesmaid arid -the' ,matrori of
honor, was Mrs., Russell Oesch of
:Varna,. sister of the'
.• bride. ' The
attendants „ We r e ' identically
gowned iii . cocktail -length .gowns
of nylon flocked symph9ny,, pale
blue. Thee bodice moulded• to the
'figure. featured a large shoulder
strap extending ; 'from' the front.
bust ..over' the ' •shoulder to' the'
back; "with .bouffant skirt.': 'They•
wore ',matching. crownless Pict-
ure'i ats a�n,d carried handy �Gou
quets`of .Queen Elizabeth 'yellow.
roses.
,The; groomsmen were James
Gilmore •arid Arthur: G:lmoi�e;
�brathers, • :of the groom: :Miss..
Cecep Denoane ;• of Zurich:' was
orgy ist and, the :soloist •was:' Bdn'.
ny S:t;innissen.Y.The ''ushers were
Joseph Judge and Samuel 'Bryan
of Lor:iduu:
MHZ i.UCKNOW S
ENTIMA LLICQ
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the Romney and the' Corriedale..
are the :t*oundation breeds, cross-
ed With the.Southdown,.,
The higihest' price 'ever known
to have been d wool w,as:
—51-0-peirce per,pound. The' young
lambs were 'shorn.- of the first
early fleece, and: they' were
again shorn When the fleece. 'had,
grown out, . This • wool was sent;.,
to. Italy'.to acidic cloth for: theat
rival costumes: Th'e' plan: is lis
approved ,of .by many, as being:
too.. avaricious; if not cruel
,Down `at Bluff which' is, at the
extreme .south ,of Sout4° _. Island';
and incidentally. the most smith_
enty pgrt'in the British ;Common-
wealth, freighters. ' were being
.loaded; 'over, beyond the',piers, is
a woo' "- (bailing .establishment
where smaller sized bales 'are ,be-
ing .pressed to ,make bales of ;450
pounds, each A freeziri'g • plant.
is, rearbx•., Railroad' carts '• rattle
along• as ,,the wool and, the:meat
-are carried—to-the---ships, w%tl1
:destination at European ports. .'•
• Much. ' ,of. the Product of 'New
Zealand: "is ,,.used for ' borne: con
,,sumption. There Are woollen:
s mills sand :garment factories
Fifty, percent :of the carpets
use are of ltome manufacture and
these carpets' are of • artistic' • pat-
' tern and, desirable. texture. .Lea-,.
then is also produced .in. abund
ante :..Froin te various confider-,
ations' New. Zealand :.should 'L.be. a•
.country , with a prising ' fu.t-'
ure:''Thos'e whovisit these, South•
Sea Islands are certain;
::'to: •,re
ceive a .earty welcome frorari _:a:.,
hospitablhe ,_peo_ple who s teak the;
same 'language; 'dress i. a
alar: manner, and act as'.'we :do.:
This. distant land is crow' easy to
get .to, with ;comfor,:table ships
and reliable .:air liners....New
Zealand possesses attractive toui•
ist possikilitics. •'with its pleasant
clitrna.te, :as well .:a's''� its scenic
beauty..
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' For a.. 'reception at Zurich ,
Dominion Hotel, the .bride's.
triter re`ce vel in 'a blac.k:fai:lle,
dress. with •. 'black, and ';white
cessories and an' Orchid corsage,:
The groom's mother chose . a
royal . blue dress with navy ; .and:'
white. accessories • and an .orchid.
!Osage.: w
The bride's travelling costwrne
was a 'hoige'w-bol uit .witch—green:
ind brown; accessories °and' a : by
irid ,orchid: ':'corsage' After ;' a
veddir g trip to; Quebec;: Mr.` and,.
ars, .Gilmore will take' up;,'resi•=
lence • in 'London:
lay, Inerease` Hospital Rates
Although •Wingham . Hospital;
arned, ' :$23,577 during • April,..
here was an operating; deficit.of
302' for the. ' month',` : and • the
bard 'has ;considered the' pass
)ility .,of ,a further' increase in
ates,' if .the, situation' doesn't'
reprove
Rates at the Hospital' were
used at the beginning, ' of Feb
aaly; The cost of private wards
,ands .at..$0;50 ;per day, semi
rivato , wards., .$8.00'; active.
ards, '$6,50; 'nursery
TO O'FFYCIALLY,OPEN, BRUCE;
IZIGISTRY OFFICE-
The new addition. to the Bruce
.County •.Registry Office 'an4 the
renovated Court :House
l
officially "opened on_;Fri°day "dr- :
'ter• �o
n on, June 7th, at • 2 t?0 .ap mi
The Hon A. Kelso Roberts,, ,
9.C„ Attorney -General. for . the:'
Provinde of. O'n.tari.
tally. open the. Registry: Office,:
and' the: Hon. James C.: McRuer,
Chief.: Justice of the 'High 'Court
of Justice for ` Ontario
fici,atert-House at. :the.',opening of ,'the
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The ceremony, to ;which the
public rs cordially invited, Will
take place on the grounds of the,
County ,Buildings,' 'Walkerton,
with 'the Walkerton Town ;Band
in attendance.'
`Dear •Hon'e Counsel: 'Three'
Week's ago Xi•iy -husbandwent out
;;fo get a loaf of bread . and I
haven't...seen'. him ''since 'What.
should I do? --=Mrs. 'J.'
'Dear Mrs. J: ` Don't'. wait any;
longer, Send out fdr another loaf.
of bread's.
nldren's ward, $4.75; .chronic The test of good manners is
aid, $6 50 for the first . month,. to be able to - put- .,u,p--pleas:an.tly-.
iereafter $5,00:: ' , with bad ones,
,�b�:.K•I NG BACKWARDS
THROUGU`'I`J E SEN71.7 1 LE.S
'Teo Years Ago
Reeve J, W. Joynt was elected �'he __Village council- rete t�ect
,riper( of gra : t3 - y e etter f-rolrt-•D-i- : .
ing. Wm. Walsh of l'(incar Department' of• i-iealth recom-
ne . •
mending that thee,, .accept the
Installation' of an. electric, or-Secondaryivell�
n as authorired b the 'Prey bRobert Tr phixl'aialdRced t 'the.
Leri.congregation.• '
an Church
, � , a e of 74 � � Llrc�cl
South:,
It're- iatibns' i
t; rssue.d a Call.' to
.v. Angus Smith to .:sttcr.ed._
r`14.• F,-Dann...''
ned the cost • of dental 'cart
Public; selool :pupils,
)(mean iMIethirle died: :tiff' the
or 52r .•
3rawn m,,
,.. was.
aselect rd
rden; of, H-itaron Count Ile
s the first bachelor .warden
t �h stoz+y
Of. the'County;an`d
frr,st warders, frog" West
°wahos]i..:.n69'oar; ..;�.• , x.�_ .
't`w►enty 'ears .AtTt : .
in, het
'MWm.otvlei opened
practice . here stred'eeding. Dr
Bowen.
The SecCincl Coi cess r l:i"'sc do�l
Was closed because of, an' ',epi`
denvc Of. scarlet fe,vc'i;w
Heroic efforts , by CaSwell
'Hackett resc;uod his ,three young;
sons from ''drowning,after they
'had broken through fifth' ice • oh
Treleavcnis-Mill • Poral,.
'%,eoiiard McLeod' tucknow
nigh 8ehoel•, 'was awarded a°'trip
.to Otthvya •as the guest' of W% R,,
° On hin
.. that has: been o ' er
led � • in this camp,( n is•• Mr St.. :taproot's
so t• ectal •
g aurent s general at -
titude toward . Britain.
l Its is practically: the same government that lit:.
1.9 : refused : allow
train in..:'
Canadian air, a concession which if 'granted .would
probably; have '
. p:., the Battle .of r Britain: Since
repented
then . it- has granted: greater. concessions to the United
States; quite .properly, ane. without a murmur.
The. Prime . Minister'si i,.
apt pude • is disclosed too in
is :: grudge + against. such : words as "royal" > >and
"dominion"; in his letter to 'the :
head,y of the ,CBC and.:
to Mr. Eden which . was described" • " .
as � "blistering". It
.. ,..was ., Minister
that attitude trial made.
..., the Pr><me-.:and
',
Mr. -Pearson place C nada- with ,the U.S. and us' *** -
, R sia
in opposition to ' the Anglo-French
stand on the Suez; .� •
issue which would have settled.the: i
matter had it not •
been � aborted ; , ' by .. interferencetheir..:: which brought
about the situation as it . stands - to -day.
The 'to' vez'nment which could riot. •a:ff ord , to add- ..
'more. than .six '•dollars .a : month • to the d•'o .
1 Age Pension
was ,glad , o • s ne d -a milliori.'dollars :an eleven :hundred
Canadians. to. E • ' t
gyp , • the net result of: which is t the ...
:.re-establishment : of Nasser as dip
tator of Egypt 'and.
'the humiliation of •• Britain and.1'rarnce,
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