HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-10-18, Page 13WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18th, 1187
THE LUCKNOW LUCKNOW,, ONTARIO
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AIR .KING
FORCED .AIR
BASEBOARD HEATER
• Thermostat temperaturecontrol. Co -or
SALE
•' Two H. D. heating elements.
• Heater' fan evenly distributes heat.,PRICE
.99
each_
MEN'S.
AIUeather
GLOVES
REGULAR
$2.95 each
CO=OP SALE
-59
;pair..,
•A' comfortable,
warm, superb
quality glove. •
Tanned cowhide,
Double stitched
Lined:,
M
OF
CLEAR
GRAIN
CEDAR
Includes:
Side Perches,
Rust Resistant Brass Chain
CO-OP Deluxe,.BIRD
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PRICE
$5.99 FEIEDEK . CO-OP SALE$" •49
ea.. , Regular Value:$7.95 each
•
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HIGH
CHAIR
tray
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Amazing new3
•• position .t ay
Seat, tray and
foot: rest re
mad .of
'unbreakable,
washable vinyl.'
Popular
tangerine
colour.
REGULAR
R'
VALUE
`$12.98'
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OTHER ITEMS OF. VALUE . AT 'YOU;,R 'CO-O,P STORE
• Regular
Value:,
TEAPOT:6 cup:dri.pl'ess,apout, each
LEATHER PALM GLOVS pair
ALUMINUM.` COMB:I•NATION WINDOWS
Sizes up;to' 60" (Width plus height of.'opening)
60-1/8" to $0"
80-1/8" to •100"
•
100-1/8,,. to 110" „R
,,
$1.69
$3.05
COOP:'
SALE PRICE
$1.29
$1.99
$14'.10. •
$15.95.:'
$16.95
• $19.75
SCREWDRIVER 5 in one, $ 2:98.:
2 genuine Philips. and ' 2' genuineRobertson • bits, 1'• slot bit.
'• ROTARY HOG FEEDER al bu. capacity, each " $34:95
TUB ENCLOSURE : Fits 31/2' to 5` opening, each •
$59.99
6FT. ALUMINUM 'STEP LADDER, each
$14.95•
$12.59
$14.29
$15.79
$17.49
52.39
529.99
149:99::..
$11.49
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(..Welcomes Other Instjtutes
W FIITECH.URC.H. NEWS
•Whitechurch Women's Institute'
held its. regular Citizenship and
Education: meeting Tuesday evening
• at 830 in Whi echurch Community
M'eria'orial Ha11•with the President,
Mrs 13il Evans •welcoming. all
members arid _the , uests'from.St.
Helens and Bluevale Institutes'. •
The Ode :was sung and_the',Creed
.
repeated• in unison.. The minutes
,were read. by the Secretary ; ..Mrs.
the Y
Rilsse •IvicGuire, The three Resolu't,=
•':ons to be discussed at Grey -Brute
'Area Convention at. Markdale on
'October 26 were dealt .with.
the Bruce -County W.I.[tally is to•
'he he1d'October 19 at Ripley,
• 1 ittl'e Lor'Thompson, accompan-
led b .I , ,o,
I'hoMps rr*Pla t aarigs61 . -�
Mairzy >7oats. and Let the $up Shine
The Motto, Utir Unsung, Heroefi ,
'was given by:M.rs Jim Cur,rie.';All'
'heroes possess courage which sorrie-
tirites.is not a •gliitering hero's. act,
Nit a stubborn persistance; Thio
Most :gallant courage .of a°11 is
shown by"parents who cheerfully '•�
.
singing was enoyed •
• . A panel of •Diana. Moreland,
Jackie Goldrich, Mrs Mabel Gold,)
`min ster tq' handicapped children
those•who suffer endless pain.=
:those wlio tenderly 'care.• for years •
to '1,oved1'ories . Everyday heroism is .
Seldom' rewarded yet courage.
Makes its daily triuntph.over•'
misery:, death; .frustration and: in
' iustice, ' • .
`Let us lionour the. father and` •
mother' give}•
ther'•who unselfishly for the
'sake of their children and, the .clef•
gYrnari•who•takes a. Stand'a•gainst
•tile wrongs oldie world. •
there W,as never:a, land too distant,, .
Nor ever a way too wide•
But some man's mind insistent'
Reached, out to th•e'other side.
ho Ballad' of
`r"nada
The}' cicared.'ti>e Wa. these heroes
my or. d
tFtierirraa ilttaffcrt rr
The starch was Civilization
And 'they. were the pioneers.
Mrs Millan Moore ciciliglited all
with her readings—Whcrc',do you
Live .aid Cruinble or Thanksgiving-
;
Cerner and •b�
,
Ra untie lbtltlsrtoll.. C onu1tuttity''
. yg•=ltrJ•t,b.'.�^.i.�J.wsvlp<ywy�eb�a�W�itX
C
rich+Ir-s—• I1-in,J-ohnson ;nd'lrs. ,
Tone lvletcalf dealt with:,1..:What
'do: our. young people want? 2.
Centennial Affairs. It was learned •
that ,adults 'as'Well as•y:outh"rnust
have a goal .Basic :training should
begirt in the hdm.e N'lany. parents, •
Have slipped'froin the way 9f life ,
and are living livei'of'self centered
ness,: passion anti yice. Many are.;
en,ca,ged in politics,, bus.ness''and
life,and in many cases show lack',
integrity and decent nioral.. Half
our people are under age 2`,5..
Let us help the young half to 'rise
above our •mistakes. The panel felt
this was what they want and
Y
certainly what we would, want for
thems"
The roll call was answered by .,
•nainifig an o1$1 Recipe and .bringing
..tialll' efmiTl
]'dae ttrent tt gsztrCl. ,19 y titl<
closed with the, National Anthem
and singing of W.I. Grace. The'
hostesses Mrs; Frank Ross,. Mrs.
Tom M tcalfc., l\1rs Jir1:1 Currie
'served lunch afterMhieit all visited
tile: table where thc•ar•ticles were
for ;sale.
411.
moiriminiir 10•
Louise
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'PAGE THIRTEEN
•
Sarre At Lucana
WALTERS;•- JONES
Baskets of•.w•hite gladioli formed
'. thee. setting at 3 p :.m . S turday,
September 23„ in •the.Luca•n United
':Church.,..Lucan, when Donna Lou
'ise Jones. .of .Lucan and•. Kenneth
Glen. Walters of Prestori• exchanged:
".vows and rings, with.Rev, G.W.
• Sach,of Lucian officiating
' The bride is the daughter 'of iVO. •
and. Mrs. Orville Jones of Lucan" •
and the groom is .the son of Mr.
and •Mrs. Bert Walters of R.R. '3' •
Kippers .•
Given in marriage by her• father,:..
thebride looked 'stunning in.'her,
floor length wedding .gown of white
La:goda. •The.bodice was
highlighted rby a high .scooped'
neckline, elbow length sleeves;
and an empire: waist Elegance'
was portrayed in'rhe:.gently,
controlled A -line skirt The main
centre of attention was 'focused on
the detachable chapeltrain, cas-
cad•ing ,from the back: shoulders
Silhouetting' the .sieeves and strewn
through' the bodice were appliques
of the inost.•delicate re -embroider-•.
ed chantilly lace. This same lace
formed a:band around the •skirt, and
also enhanced the•.trairi,.To•.,corn
riete"her bridal outfit, the bride
wore a. French, •p iresilk lius n fi.n-
r,gertipveil, Y caught' up .b ' a: flatter-
ling, floral headpiece, She darried.a
h white orchid , stephanotis and ivy.
I '',Mrs , Kenneth '(Sharon), Jones ' of
Clandeho e' sister-in=law of•the
'bride, as. matron of honor and Mrs.
Jack (Elaine) Chipchase of Hensall
and Miss Sylvia•Hoover.of Kitchen-.
• er, cousin of the bride', .as
bridesmaids were gowned
alike in floor-lenth A-line, enipit'e
styled dresses of apricot fiesta
chromespun,. .featuring
matching totes Deborah Aubin of
Seaforth, niece .of the groorn:'was
flower girl in a floor -length gown;
similarly styled,to the other att
endant's and 'carried a basket`.'.of •
matching gladioli,and:roses•. Robert
Jones of Clandeboye, nephew: of the
'brid.e; was ring -bearer ._ : .
Melvin Walter's of•Seafort•h.was
best man for his brother;.and anoth`,
er brother, Robert; of. R, R. '3 ,
Kippen.•and Kenneth Jones of ,
'`Clandebeye,• . brother bf the bride'•
:were ushers
Mrs, G. 1N.
Sach of'Lucanprovid-.
ed traditional wedding music and:
accornpanied the ,soloist Allan
Elston .of R. R.1 Centralia who sang,
"The Wedding . Pra' er"•;and •"The,
Y,
Lord's,Prayer
At a dinner and'_,r-eception held, in..
the church parlors, the bride's
mother, received in a• brown 'silk
knit.•dress with ;gold: and • brown.
accessories and corsageof talisman
•roses..'She•Was assisted;by the
groom1 mother in a°'pink silk ,and
.metallic.knit dress, 'white•access-
•ories and .c:orsage of white Carnat-
ions and pink. roses. '
• T"•
For: a honeymoon rrtp;•to Nash
ville.. teen. , Washing o.n,:I . ' •
and. Eastern States,' the,brid'e
:.changed .to a'goid fortrel•twd-
piece dress,: brown accessories .and.
green orchid corsage,
The couple will make.their
homiie..at 141 Sims Rd Apt. 2,
Kitchener. • . •
Ttie groom is an.employee of
Genesco of Canada; Preston and
the bride was an ,employee.of The
Empire Life Insurance Co..
London; The bride's parent's, 1f .
and Mrs. Orville Jones,and fancily
scailo 'ed bell-,sha�'ed sleeves. The}. at one resided in i,ucknow,,
wore matchin
p matching
g rosette head=piece/ Prior to her marriage,. the bt•ide
•and.carried cascades of bladioli' was honoured at sey"eral rtiiscellarr
roses and ribbon, all in, fern •and in :ecus shovers by the fo11o•win z Mr ,
Cladw 'n Campbell of Winotiam
aunt of'the bride; Mo. Norman:
Hoover and. h1rs. Don Eadie of
IBrussels, aunt and cousin of the
r_
.sister of the groo!ti isiisted j. y
1�1e1v n.t�Tal.ters,, 'Seaforth, sisterWrty.
taw; Wm. McCarveli of Etnpi'ro Life •
Insurance Go, of London and firs•,.
M Car 'ell entertained at a orates'•
partyand p1c.enrcd,Louisc with a
•
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