The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-06-21, Page 10, • PAGE TEN
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW; ONTARIO
1111ARRI.E.VATGOPERIcK
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• , PENTLAND -..BILSTRA •
Calvary Baptist ChurCh, Goder-
ich decorated'with white lilacs,
was the setting on Saturday, June
, 3rd for the.marriage of Nellie
Bilstra and Larry Elmore Pentland.
Rev; PB : Penny of Wingham per-
formed the double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Bilstra of. Goderick.
The groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred,E.,Pentland of Dun -
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gannon. ,
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride chose•att, empire, floor-
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RIPLEY
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Oviner transferred.. 'forces sale
• of this 7 r,00m, two storey Iterate;
• on town water; choice lot
60 .3( 165; 'features 4• bedrooms,
bathrooms; '20 x 40 •garage
which *could be used as . small
barn. etc. Only $6,500., Terins
may. be arranged.
CALL NOW*395,2424
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WALIER. BRECKLES
KINLOUGH
Valuable corner location with
• extra building lot. Combining
store 39 x 24 with excellent
home living area; 4 bedrooms,
living -dining area, .3 piecebath,
• Hot air central.heating. A real
oppartunity at $4,800 cash.
CALL •WALTER BRECKLES
395-2424
KINLOSS TWP.
Corner farm 56 acres, ,bank
•barn, fair stabling, 6• room
frame instil brick house, central
heating, sacrifice, $3,000 &mil
payment. $6,500 full price.
WALTER BRECKLES 395-2424
REG. A. POWELL
REAL ESTATE,
•length gown of White pean'de.
sole with lify-point'sleeVes:and
•rnitching train. A:CryStal tiara
held her Illusion veil and she carr-
ied a cascade of pink roses mount-
ed on a white Bible., . .: •
Grace Stephenson ,of Lojition was
Matron, of honotir Bridesznaids •
were..Rodene Pentiand'of Dungann-
on', sister of the groom and Mary
Bilstra of Bluevale! brides7
maid,,was Lori Pentland of Dting.-
annon, :sister Of the groorn.:They
all wore identical'floor length-
empire gowns OftrOpid blue peau
clesole with matching lace bodice.
Their headpieces were a •floral and.
tulle arrangement. They Carried
:nosegays of white 'ponn'porns, • •
. Flower girl. was Teresa.Vari.
.Ddrigen of Clinton, niece*Of the
groom. • She was gowned similar to*.
the other attendants.
Jeffrey Andrew of London:
,nephew of the groom was ring- .•
bearer'.
Groomsman was Roger Pentland **,
of. Dungannon, cousin of the '
•groOrk. Ushers were Albert Bastra.
of Bluevale, brother of the bride
andRobert Andress/ of London.
Rosie Westlake of Bayfield was .
soloist and Ron Snell of'Westfield
was organise. • • .
• A reception was'held at Tiger
Dunlop Inn'. The bride's mother
chose an 'aqua lace dress with ••
white accessories and pink corsage.
The groorn's.mother wore a coral,
dress With matching coat, white
accessories and white, corsage.
For travelling, the bride dOnned
an'A4irie blue lace dress with
white accessdries and pink rose.
corsage.. -• • •
Following a trip to Expo,
Montreal, Mr. and Mrs*. Pentland., -
will reside at Dungannon.
Previous to her mintage, show-
ers were held in Her honour.
Grace Stephenson entertained at a,
•couple's party at her home and a
miscellaneous 'shower was held by •
the ladies of the Bandit 'Church.
• There are approximately 180' diff-
erent kinds of trees in Canada
ranging froni,the southern hard--
wodds in OntatiO•to the northern
,conifeTroui species acrossCanada.
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PROPERTIES
FOR SALE
8 room 'house In Lucknow, 5 bad,
rOoms, bathroom, oil furnace, kit,
chen cupboards.
' ASKING PRICE $10,000
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50 acre farm in. Kinloss; with good
barn, all newly veedecl. •
• /MOO ,
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•,50 acre farm •west of Rpky
• $5,20.0. '
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lions*, '2nd Concession of Kialoise
bathroom; furnace.;
$3,500 •
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200 Aire farm, level land,suitable
for beans.or corn near lake..
..MAKE OFFER
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WE.ARE IN :NEED OF.
LISTINGS
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FOR INFORMATION CONTACT
E C. van EYL
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'PHONE 528-4i8\
AGENT .FOR JOHN. BOSVELD,
REALTOR, LONDON
OLIVET
Mrs. Walter Befus of Calgary
• Alta. and Jack Bell of Vancouver
visited this week with Mrs; H.
Huston and Jim. -
• John McCallfi'm of Hanover is
visiting with*Mrs. E. Osborne and
Mr, .and Mrs. 'Robert Osbbrne.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson and
,family of Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs..
Jirit McNaim and Karen of Sea -
forth, Mr. :and Mrs. Doug Moore
and family of Kincardine and Burt
White of Walkerton, visited ion
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
White and family.
Girl Guides Hold
• Church Parade
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The lst Lucknow.dtx1 Guide, Co-
nipany•held a Church Parade. this
past Sunday when they attended •
the,Lucknow United. Chutch..Mary .
Henderson and Elizabeth Newbold.
were:flagbearets; •
During the church service,
Guides �f the United Church rec,-.
eived. their- Religion and Life
Emblems. ,The requirements for
this. Emblern are as followsi'regul-
ar attendance.at Church and SunT.
*day School; Carry out a prOgram of
• personal devotion; discuss certain
aspects. of United chUrch,be4efs;
carry out 2 service projects of her
Own•choice; memorize and.ditcuss
the Meaning of the ten coirimand-,
ments; do the current mission study
.with a' church organization (in this
case, the Explorers and C. )
• Rev. Laird Stirling,. who had
instructed these' girls forportions -
•of their Emblem, presented the '
badges to the: fourteen girls present.
Gail Pritchard, Joanne Thompson
Barbara Harnilton. and Marion John: -
stone 'received the Junior EMblem
and Edith Whitby , • Elizabeth,New.-:
bold, Janet Thompson, Joanne ,
Greer' (abient), Ruth Brooks (absent)
Charlene Anderson, Barbara Wilk-.
ins, :Elizabeth:Ritchie: Patricia -
•Haniilton, Lorraine BOyle,
• MargaretMontgOrnery and Nasky
Walden received the Senior —
Emblem.
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• WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21st, 1941
HearDiocesan OtivOntiowROport,......
A joint meeting was held for the
Cathblic Women'sLeague coUn-
cils of St. Augustine and. St...
Joseph's, • Kingsbridge,inthe St.
Augustine hall,:The meeting was
chaired by Mrs. t arl Riegling,
President of St. Joseph's council, ,
.Kingsbridge', and Mrs. Gus
mond, President of St. Augustine.
council.: Father Caruana opened
'the June. rrieeting-wIth the League ,
prayers: .• . '
Minutes of the May meeting were
• read ind adopted as correct. The
treasurer's report was given. •, •
Mrs. John Howard reported three.
First Communicants. Mrs, Ormand
Heffernan.reported three cards sent
to the sick,. . , •
Mrs ,• Robert:Howard and Mrs:. ,
Jack Tigert were appointed auditors
and Mrs, John Van Rooy was ,appoin
ted Citizenship Convener. A bake
sale was slated ,for June,: •
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• An excellent report on the
Diocesan Convention held at Univ-
ersity Centre, Windsor in May was
given by Mrs. Carl. Riegling and
Mrs. Leonard Chisholm, .delegates..
Father ,Hennessey, Diocesan 'Dir-
ector ; stated the reports given at
the Convention are the milestone
of our years' work„ The. Theme '
being "For God and Canada" . Gain
knowledge and bring Christ to our'
cdmmuntiy,:he•said, by showing a
•Greater Love of Fellowman. •
Schneider, Reeording
Secretary of Provincial Council of
the C.W.L..* urged all delegates to
attend the Provincial Convention
20th Annual at Hotel London, . •-•
July 4;5,7::
Mrs.•,W. 1. Barrett Redording.
• KINLOUGH NEWS.
• The Ki.nlotigh Presbyterian Wom-
en's Missionary Society' met for :.
their Jiirie Meeting at. the home of..
Mrs. LyrnaaStaton. Mrs: George
Harkness lit Vice -President chaired •
the business .part of the meeting .
and ,used the:W. M. S. Iiirpose, in:.
unison and a poem."Recipe for
:Happiness" as an introdUctton!,
• :Business included final arrange -7
ments for the.c entennial Tea on •
June 21st and correspondence re\
study packets fOr next. year,: This
last was tahled.till the July *meet-
•Iack Barr wainarned
Welcome and Welfare Secretary to
fill out "the tern' for Mrs. Morley ,-
BuShell-who moves Shortly to Wing -
ham. A verse Containing. the vord
"Heathen" was used to answer the
Roll Call.. Seventeen ladies were
present. The offering was received:
and prayer offered by Mrs..., Tom ••1
.McDonald. A Short report of the
'Presbyterial held at Wingham
•May 26th was.given, by Mrs. Frank
,
Mrs.•
, Glen Haldenby and *Mrs ;
Alex':PerCy were conveners for the
program on The Church • and Ethnic.,
Groups. The scripture. Was read by. '
Mrs. Alex Percy, w,hO. also conduc-
ted a question and answer period
bn the above.
Mrs. Haldenby had prepared a
chart, showing percentages of
English, French and Ethnic groups,
.Mrs,.G0rdori MeDonald -arid Jean
Sutton took part in a short playlet
and several ladies.gave a summary
On work done among' Hungarian,
French, Chinese and
Ukrainian. •
Mrs, Haldenby doted with pray-
er. Suitable hymns were sung
throughout. Mrs. Don.-Buittell gaVe
the courtesy .remarkt . 'Refresh-
mehtk,Were.sserved by the.hoitetS.,
and helpert/.,
Secretary, urged all Presidents to
have paper work in order before
Annual conventio9, •
Mrs. S, A. Wood, Treasurer
urged to always send'Cheques in
'thenail, never ,indney,,
Mrs, A.V. Lovick, Spritual
and Social Welfare our own ,
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'Convener, stressed &Dalai Acton;
parishes, and said it was import-
ant .,for iisto fulfil our obligations
•to God and Country, "Be Wise as.
serpents:and simple as, Doves",'
Mrs, P.J. Faljone,EducatIon •
• Convener •said, civilization to -day• .
is becoming more and More a
• race between education and
catastrophe. Teach your child *.
discipline' of, learning. The
should support bursuries , contribu-
te books' to pthooi 'libraries, etc:.
Invite speakers On.education.
• Mrs, E. Goldhavk,
and Intmigration, said to take part
in•Corriniunity drives like Cancer,
Red. Cross, United Appeal: Also
Community projects help
thrn-
igrants.to. obtain citizenship pap!:
ers , promote ,English classes .,
Where needed.
Mrs. T. dorski, Resolutioni and.
Education, suggested to help With.
Centennial Projectsand 1y the
Centennial flag. •'1.
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Mrs. G.O. Rutherford,, Public
. •
Relationi:, chose the ..Clipping a
our July meeting last year :for the
scrapbook of League Affairs:inthe,'
Diocese i. •• • •
lyIrs„'S..Suske, National Naga --
zine said to proudly wear:the .•/
league pin/and *subscribe to the
agaZirie. A regolutionWas passed
to request the *Dominion'
GOVermneni to keep paYi th
ng e
pension a few: months t� the, . •
• other partner, after one partner .
dies , •cushioning the impact of the
•sudden reduction of income:•,
Mrs. R. Howard, Social Action,
'reported cards were availablefrom.
*the Institute of the Blind regarding
willing Of eyes. Vire Windsor
Branch had a panel discussion on:
Consumers Association of Cartada.•
A. C; A: C; our cominunity was
recontmended. A.werthwhile book•
for.tlie, League to invest in is the.
Canadian Constinter's
• Mrs. Gus RedMond;•President of
St. Augustine Council thiliked Mrs
Carl Riegling and Mrs. Leonard.
Chisholm, delegates to the CCM-
.vreepn9trit.on vry.exce11e At
The Director, Father Caruana
• gave an informative talk. Efe said,
Our Holy father, • Pope Pail VI has
called for a "Year of Faith" to :
begin on June 29th., the Feast of
• the Martyrdoin of St . •Peter and St
Paul. It was -on this date in the
year 67, 060 years ago, that they
both gave their lives for the faith,
Father Caruana also said ,•since
Vatican 11 the wOrIci needs slot of
prayers. With Vatican 11 wegeta
deeper understanding about faith. •
F011oWtng Father Caruanats talk,
a panel of four 'ladies from the.
Kingsbridge council:gave their ()Ws
ideas, Of*" What the C. W. L. meats
tomrsm,elto' ha.rIT:htiO0Sweitturdn ,th.mer4p.artEeial,.n.wkire,
Rieglifig, Mrs; foe O'Keefe, and
Mrs. Robert Howard.. The Presi-
dent , Mrs, Carl Riegling thanked
the ladies for their efforts, and,
Father taruaria presented eaC
lady With a C.W.L. Booklet,
The
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ifiw,agowasni.adi6urned by
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o:yp.i.ing Bags t,r,iade of taPestrY,'•
from the Carmelite Nuns were on
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A plant exChange was flekl.duriftg
the todial hour, with St. Augus-
tine 'ladle serving a delicious
lunch;
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