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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL .LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Couple Married At South K�t��ss
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South Kinloss Presbyterian Church;
decorated with. ferns and floral
arrangements., was the•setting for
the marriage of •Helen', Marie Camp-
bell of Kitchener and. Douglas Ar
.thur Mills of Georgetown Rev.
T.J." McKinney of Teeswater
officiated at the.double ring cere-'
mon+
•The bride, given in marriage by
her father,: chose a,fornial'gown .of
pure white crepe. The Empress
line: bodice and elbow length sleet/
. es were trimmed'with Swiss.Guipur,`
•lace. The gown had a scooped
'neckline and slim skirt A detach-
able panel fell from .the back neck
line into a chapel .train. .Her
headpiece iece: was a weddingg ringband
Pg
with multi tiered, silk illusion veil
• •and, she carried An orchid with
u stephanotis and'ivy.
Maid of honour was; Carolyn •
Matliers of • Regina, Saskatchewan;.
She wore' an Empress line gown of.
Capri; blue; chiffon. ,The ' waistline
and•lantern sleeves were trimm:
ed with matching peau de soie.,
Tiny pleats adorned the slim skirt.
She. carried .a cascade of white
Shasta mums and ivy..
PHoTO B' HARRIS
:Bridesmaids. were Mrs. Lloyd
Morphet. of Waterloo and Carol
Mills of Toronto. Their dresses
and flowers were the same as the.
maid of honour: •
Groomsman was Donald Brown of
Limehouse, 'Ontario. Ushers were'.'
Donald Campbell, of Kitchener; ,
brother of the bride and Peter
Newell of Cooksviilel •
Soloist was Allan Stewart of
Burlington, who sang "O -Perfect
Love" and "The Lord's Prayer"
A reception •followed at the Kin-
cardine Curling Club. The bride's'_:
mother chose an aquasheath dress
with lace top, white accessories
and: white carnation corsag e.. The
groom's mother worean ice blue
coat and dress ensemble with
matching accessories and white
and blue' carnation corsage.
For travelling the bride chose a
coral two piece suit with white
accessories and white carnation•
corsage.
Following a wedding trip to
Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. Mills will,
reside in Brampton wherethe groom
is employed with Somerville, Plast
ics at Bramalea;'
.::Meet!ng'ir:F�rmOf
The July meeting of; the St.
Ielens Wornen's Institute was held
in the hall on Thursday with Mrs.
Harold Gaunt presiding, `
Plans are being made for a, bus
trip in September to Midland..
Anyone wishing to go contact any
Of .the committee mernberss Mrs::
RusselFPhallips, Mrs. 'Chris Cook; ..
•Mrs. Wm: Rutherford or Mrs, El-
wood Barbour. •
' A committee was,picked for this
month to'look after a bake,sale,to'
be held on July 15th;.
After the meeting the 4 Ft girls
were in 'charge of games on'the.
Picnic
lawn: Pre School Children:races.,
1st Donald Dorscht 2nd Douglas-•
Dorscht; 6 to 8 yrs, 1st: Valerie
Errington:, 2nd Nancy. Grewer; 9 to
11 'yrs , 1st David McWhinney, 2nd
Lynda Lyons; 4-H Girls
Wheelbarrow ;race 1st Corinne
.Cranston and Verna Aitchison, 2nd
Vera MacDonald and Mary Panna-
baker; Ladies, Clothes pins: in milk,
bottle, 1st ; Mrs. Ken Grewer; forwa-
rd and backward, 1st Mrs. Allan
Miller, 2nd Mrs. Gordon Struthers.
Lunch was then served on the
lawn by the committee...in charge.
RIPLEY ABATTOIR
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Cutting and Wrapping Sausage Making Fast Freezing
HOGS AND CATTLE ON. MONDAYS
CATTLE ONLY ON WEDNESDAYS
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With Two Big Coolers, We Are Able To Hang Your Beef From
1 To 3 Weeks, Whatever Your Requirements Are,
ForHome `Freezers • W
• e Sell Choice Home Killed Beef, Pork
and: 'Lamb ]n.
Any Quantity At Lowest Marketing' Prices
ALL MEATS ARE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FOR YOUR
PROTECTION
ALL RIPLEY 100 Oft 106 CHAS. 'HOOTSMA PROP.
Orr Reunic.n..
k�eld At Wingham
W HITECHURCH NEWS .
on• Sunday the Orr relatives held
their family reunion at Riverside
Park, Winghahi . • Relatives. from
Hensal, Parkhill, Wiartot, Kitch-
ener, Chesley, Bervie, Langside,
London,. Wingham gathered for
dinner at noon. ,
During the afternoon, races ar}d
contests; were held for .the little
folks. The oldest lady present was
Mrs. William Orr of Langsideand
oldest man was James Orr of Park
hill. The youngestchild present ,
Was daughter of.Mr. and Mrs., Jim
Orr, of Hensel'. . • ,
It was decided to hold the picnic
next year at Riverside Park with
Mrs. Dave Henderson and Mrs.
'Claude Dore as hostesses..Supper' •
was served under the supervision of
Mrs. John L. Currie, and, her sister
from London to the Sixty-five
attenders;. ; • •
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin and.
Russel .Ritchie were Sunday evening
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer •
Wall of Culross:
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dow were:.
Sunday' visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Roan Taylor ,of East'.Wawanosh.
Mr. aiid. Mrs. George Turnbull
and nieces of Jamestown were Sun-
day evening visitors with Mr.' and
Mrs.. John Jamieson and family.
Jim Ross of Kitchener spent the
week end with his parents Mr and
Mrs..Russel .ass-.. • •
Mr. and, WS, Wallace. Conn last
week received a :letter from. their•
son, George who is touring Europe;.
George has been in France, Spain,
Portugal, and Italy . ;
Mrs John' Jamieson`accompanied.
her parents, Mil and:: Mrs. Bob'.'•
Montgomery to Listowel on Sunday,
Where they attended the 25th Keith
reunion
.'On Saturda "y ...Fred Tiffin, Russel
•
Ritchie Victor Emerson and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Tiffin mowed the
grass at Langside cemetery.
This along with the newly`
aluminum painted steel posts gave
the cemetery a much improved '•
appearance .•. `' •
Mr.. and'•Mrs, Bill•.Willis ,'and' Mr..
and, Mrs. John Millis of. Listowel
visited Sunday with Mrs. .Doris
Willis and.' also attended the
• Manning•'Reunion which: "was held
at Listowel.' •
Carol' Ann r .Walk of Belgrave is
Visiting ' with her grandmother Mrs;..
George Walker while, her grand,-
father
rand-father George Walker it a patient . .
in Listowel Hospital, having under-.
gone surgery there. The commun-
ity:wishes him •a speedy recovery:.,
We .are sorryy to report Mr. Wil-
ford. Walker is a patient, in
Wingham and. District Hospital: He •
too is wished a. speedy return to
health
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Pipe of
Erussels were Friday evening
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Coultes.
•
Mr. and Mrs. Lance Magoffin
and family -were Saturday visitors
with his 'parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Magoffin.
Kathy Smith of Toronto is spend-
ing
pend-ing holidays with her grandparents,
Mr, and, Mrs. Russel Chapman and
her great grandmother,. Mrs . Mary
Chapman.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert : Coultes
were 'Sunday visitors with Mr; and
Mrs(. Wilbert Schwichtenberg and
family of Port Elgin
Gayle Rintoul. spent the week end
with her grandmother, Mrs. Robert
Pinder' of Belgrave.
Mr. "and'Mrs Leroy Rantoul and
Carol visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Marshals McLaughlin of
Toronto. '. •
Calvin- Brick U.C.W. will ,.be..
held on Wednesday; July 19th and
Chalmers W, M. S•. will meet in -
Mireeeeli *eat tam ws, /iv mow..
WEDNESDAY JULY '12th 1941
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LUCKNOW :PHONE 548-46'16 :
the church Sunday School. rooms .•.
Leaders Mrs. Hugh•:Simpson, Mrs.•
'Earl Caslick, " Mrs .:Les Reynolds, .
'and Mrs. John.De .Boer: The.prog•
ramme will be by childrenof the
church. Courtesy remarks by Mrs.
W R' P rdon
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Mr.'and .'Mrs: Jim Mock, •Bonnie.,
Dannie, .Catherine, 'Carol and John
of • Harriston were Sunday ;visitors
with Mr, and Mrs.' Carl+Yeber•.and'•
Ir:
family:
Mrs. Mabel "Hoffman of Toronto
was a -recent visitor with • Mr . a11d .
Mrs. Clarence Adams and family.,
Paul and Brian Falconer of Sarnia
are spending another week's holiday
With their grandmother, Mrs. Cecil
Falconer.
Mr. and Mrs". Charles Tiffin were
Sundayvisitors with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Bill 'Brown.
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