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•WEDNESDAY;; OCT' 1M7
THE LUCKNOW'SENTINEL, LU CKNOW,ONTARIO 1.N
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H.IGH SCHOOL.
The foliowing courses will Ie
offered `at lucknov� Uistri�t Hag
School should the einrolment be•
sufficienfi
ADVANCED SEWING
ELE.MENTARY SEWING
TYPEWRITING
BASIC PSYCHOLOGY
BEGINNING GERMAN
CONVERSATIONAL- F'RENCH'
:OIL PAINTING
UPHOLSTERING
ME:TAL'WORK AND;'MACHINE SHOP,
Classes ., will : be held on ' Wednesda
nights • from 8 to 10 p m. Classes
will .start on October :18th and
continue until March. 20. The ;feu
for all courses payable
on opening night.
REGISTRATION WILL TAKE PLACE BETWEEN 7 AND
8 P.M. ON OCTOBER 18 AT THE SCHOOL OFFICE.
PLEASE., CLIP.' OUT THIS NOTICE, COMPLETE THE
FOLLOWING 'FORM, AND_ MAIL :NOW TO: ' .,
NIGHTSCWCL, Luckov.,
am interested in taking the following . night:
school course
FIRST CHOICE
SECOND', CHOICE
. MY , Name Is
Address
Telephone. Number
f. Augustine Man Married :In HamN#ori
Blessed Sacrament Roman,
Catholic • Church, Harnilt:on was the
setting for the marriage, on August
5 of Mary Etta Falcon, daughter, of
Mrs: Violet Falcon and the late Mr.
Falcon of. Mountain Brow, .Hamilton
APO John . Blair „Redmond ; son of Mr.
and l Mrs. • Theodore Redmond of St.
Augustine: Rev. Charles Schaefter
officiated:,,
The bride looked lovely in an
empire style gown of,'guipure lace
in a rose design oyer taffeta. The
.sleeveless redingcoat, extending •
into: a cathedral train, featured
the same lace over chiffon.' Her
four -tiered vein fell from •a head''
'dress of peau de sore gardenias.
Three gardenias -circled with steph-
anotis, formed her bouquet: '
. Miss Janet Falcon' of Blind River
was her sister's matron of honour
and...
Mnss. Eileen' Falcon of Hamilton
. was bridesmaid. They wore empire'
style floor length gowns of yellow
silk chiffon oder yellow sheaths,: t
• The bodice was of matching
crocheted lace and short sleeves, .•'..
They wore thatching rose •petal,
headpieces arid veils and carried
baskets of white shasta daisies,-
Fest man •was Ambrose gedmond
Of St. Augustine, 'brother of the
groom, and' ushering were George
•H
ackett• of Hamiltonand Kenneth
Garvey. of Kitchener.
Following the wedding,; the •
dinner, reception and dance were
held in the Court Room , Fischer's
:Hotel, •Hamilton. ,The bride's •
mother received theluests' in a:
turquoise sheath topped by ••.
sleeveless white•tace"coat; turqu'-
oise accessories and .a corsage of
pink: roses 'She was assisted by the.
groom's mother, in a mauve crepe
sheath, •matching lace'coat, navy:
accessories and, a ,corsage of yellow.
roses. .
Following •the wedding trip to the..
New, England States ,and Cape Cod.
the.couple will take up residence'
inLondon. •:
Guests' were from London, Seaf-
Orth; New, `'York, Toronto, St
!Augustine, Windsor, Buffalo, Kit-
chener,• Hami/lton and area.
After rehearsal the bridal .party' , .
was. entertained'at. the home of the
gm's'roo'�sister, -Mrs. Angus Cline
and Mr.. Cline -r MacDonald Court;
Waterdown 0 :Rog. 2, Hamilton
The, bride•ii a graduate of H•annil-
ton Teacher's College and the
groom graduated from Stratford-
Teaclier's College. They'are teach
itig this term for the London Sep-
agate School •Board;
Huron. Native `Was
Nurseand Teacher
MRS, ALLAN MacAULEY
Mrs. •Allan; MacAuieypassed
away at Kincardine Hospital on.
September 21st after a lengthy ill-
n'ess. She was born on the fourth
concession of Huron. township,
daughter of the -late Margaret Nich•
olson and John MacMurchy .
Following Teacher's training at
Durham, Mrs. MacAuley taught
school at Clover Valley and near .
Thedford .7 She left the teaching
profession to train as a nurse at
the Harper Hospital in Detroit,
where she remained for six years,
returning to the eighth concession
of Huron after her :marriage to
Allan MacAuley
Mrs ., ••MacAuley'ied a full and
active life. Whenever the need,
arose she was nurse. She took a,
lively interest bathe work of the
United Farm. Women's Organiza-
tion. Her field of greatest endeav-
our. was Church work, 'especially
in the . Women's Missionary. Society
' of the Presbyterian Church. She
was always. willing to assume.:res- •
ponstbility, serving as president of
'Maitland Presbyterial and as an
executive of Synodical.. •
M'rs. MacAuley was predeceased
-by her -husband anti .is 'Survived by.:
her son, Cameron, daughter -in-„
law Olw en, ' grandchildren John,
Mark, Diana, and GwenAnn of
Huron Township, two brothers John
• of New: Zealand, Alec of Whitby
and. nieces and nephews frorn Man
itoba•and. Ontario.::
The' funeral service was held in
Knox Presbyterian Churcli. Ripley
September 23rd' conducted -by the
minister Rev. Neil:McCombie. The
Pallbearers 'Were friends' and neigh'
.hours John R. MacDonald of Goder-
Bert Breckenridge, Ellis
Gossell, Frank Scott,. Lot Culbert,.
Hamilton McKinnon of;Ripley..
-Mrs. 'MacAuley's passing leaves a
gap in the 'family:., the ‘church ,: and
the. community..
Mrs. Art Courtney
Honored B. Friends
AMBERLEY NEWS .
• Neighbors of Mrs.. Art Courtney,
met ;at the home of Mrs. William.
Courtney of Amberley: on Monday •
-evening of last week to •enjoy a
social time and to present her .with •
ifts for her new home in Kincard-
ine Community singing led: by
Mrs. Lynn. Lowry and Mrs.. Bill
Scott ofRipley was enjoyed, also .
mouth • orga.n selections by . Mrs. Art
Courtney. •After•an address by Mrs.
Robert McNay, Mrs. 'Sans Geddes
presented Mrs. Courtney with gifts,
after, which she thanked everyone
and invited them to her apartrnen
in Kincardine. -Lunch was served,•
and -a social time enjoyed.
Friends of: Dennis Courtney are
pleased to know he is`recovering.
from, an accident .sustained, early
in the summer and has beenhospit
lized in St'. Joseph's hospital,
London.
World wide communion service
was observed on Sunday at Pine
River United h r h. 'Uniting by •
letter of 'transfer were Mr. -and Mrs.
J. Verhulst, Mrs. , John Hill, Lynn
Hill, Charles Hill and Murray
Hill. Rev. John Hiliave a fitting
g _..
sermon and an anthem'by the choir
was Mary
accompanied by Eliz- •.
P
abeth Walden.
Rev, „Harold, Ivirs, Pillen and
Sandra -of Plattsville were week
end' visitors at'Pine River.
Reg Godfrey, John Emmerton,,
Donald Courtney, George Moncrief
and William Houston attended a .•"
lodgemeeting of the Orange Order
at Listowel on Friday evening of •
last week.
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