HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-05-06, Page 7WEDNESDAY, MAY '6th, MO
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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•Trousseau
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in honour of lner
Mrs. Fdwin Hewitt
Wall and Mart
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guests . Jantee
Hayes. and Barbara
trousseau played' omtsse.a
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Wall entertained:
a trousseau
daughter Marion.,
assisted Mrs.,
in receiving
Wall, Joanne.
McQuillin
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For T, ravellers. and Business Mens Lunches, .
TABLE SERVICE THRO=OU.T
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• WE THANKYOU FOR •YOUR.PATRONAGE IN THE PAST AND
LOOK FORWARD.TO SERVING YOU.IN THE FUTURE
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the groom to be Mrs: Bob-
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D av•is of U� ion•, aunt of the bride-
to -be and Mrs. Dick .n1 %t 1r lin..
Serving in the afternoon were
Marlene Hayes, Nancy Davis •
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•and Jayne Arthur and in the 'E�°�
-.evening Carolyn MacGillivray
and Mary Lou. Wall. Sandra •.
Davis was in charge of the guest
book. Those assisting in the •
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GIFT SETS — BATH SALTS
----SOAPS SOAPS — COLOGNE �'
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1200 4 5.49 `r>.;
CEF . OZ, REG $6:00 FOR ;
CEF. 200'1 OZ, REG: $2.00. FOR '$1.69 ,
CEF 600"4 OZ. REG: $5.00 FOR•$4.39'
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Was Hnrtir.ilti,rnl
Top -it FGuEsxs'
Roses
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nstrumenta.l was *even b Nanc
Walden followed h e trio Y..
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"Mockingbird l•i•ill ,; sung by.
Gail Jamieson , Mary ,Henderson
and`Elizabeth Newbold; with
NailCV• Walden as accompanist.
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Mrs. Ken Cameron assisted •byi . .
kitchen were Dorothy Mutch o.f •
Clinton, Mrs; .Stewart IvlacGl=
Wray, Mrs, .Eldon' Welsh, Mrs.
Ira Wall, Iv1rs.•Bert Moffat, "I\1rs.
Harry Arthur and .Mrs.. Keith.. �.
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rthur .•
• Arthur..
attended from L1nlQn,
Clinton', Seaforth,.Goderich,:
Auburn,. Belgray.e W.in Ilarri
CEF 600 1 OZ: REG. $1.7.57,40:0$:,.....4A9,
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EMPRESS' HOUSEHOLD:GLOVES. ••
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BLi1ETTES' ;INSU.LATED. GLOVES .
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:The Luckiiow and:D,istrict-Eton-
icu.ltura;l Society Met, in the Leg-'
' ion Hall ort:Rfionday,• Ap'ri1..27th ' '
with an attendance of Over sixty
. members., Tle .president.; Mrs:. •
Alex Andrew opened the meet- ;
Mrs 1NillurBrown, 1\1rs:• Gonion ��
Kirkland and Mrs, •Warren Zinn,`
presented a very interesting panel
discussion on; the planting and/ •.
care of roses. Elmer Limbach
.accornpanied. Miss HelenThomp-•
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Ripley, Kincardine ,'P�inkerton',
Teeswater,a•nd surrounding, conn-
mu'iiity.
• Mr', and` Mrs: Don Nichel�of •
Westonspent the week -end witfi
Mr. and •.\1rs.: Dick •.McQuiliin:
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CLAI.ROL''INSTANT. CONDITION
7TREATMENT FOR TROUBLED HAIR
• Reg. $3.00:- . X2:.49
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ing'with "O Canada ” with Miss
;son for'two pleasing•solos..
Barbara is spending this week••.
_, :. __Nancy, Walden at the: piaino.. -
'' There •were two'rec•omnu nda-
that we. have tea
- Trs. Donald McKinnon describ-
ed. the highlights of the trip to
.S ain and' Porti al, which the '
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, witty -her ha.rer,ts.
Mrs•, Dick Mc;Quillin and •
Barbara visited on Sunday with ,
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,t•ioiis.i. :tables
and a•sale table at.Nlay 18 Flow-
' er Show..' 'Mrs.* Clarence Bell; , .
:�1rs., Jirn'.McNaugliton and .Ada:
Webster were :appointed to look
' after'the'tea •,tables and %:firs. '
Jack Hall and Mrs. Ewart Taylor
,McKinnons. and.Mr. and,Mrs, •'
Jack McDona h •took•this ast•
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winter.:� 'She also showed Mian
interesting slides taken on their,:
tqur.... •Mr.
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.: Mr. 'Fred•A1cQuillirr accorrlpan-
. Mr: and. Mrs.: Harold. McQuil]�in
and,family at Benmiller,
: Visitors .With: Mr, and Mrs.,
Geor a Youn on Sundaywere
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'an. Mrs..Ciark. Johnston•,
Belgrave
• .Bel rave •. Janette Johnston of
London. and Betty Johnston, Clin
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Reg. $1.39 ' ____ __________ $1.19`
AQUA VELVA SPRAY"DEOD.. FROSTY LIME
/ ICE BLUE
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•Mrs...Clarence Bell lave' an
. ' interesting account of, the District
8 Annual nneeting'iii'Clinton
onApril'l8th and mentioned the
idea'of tia•viiig Triiliu'rtl iturkers
at'Horticalture' flower• .beds; The
-his-wife- -.la.yed 'm'outh :
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organ s.elect•ions:. The courtesy
remarks were iven Mrs,.
Fred. \'tcQuill n: by
r rim cot n'tt :e comp-
The p ag nim e p
rised of: tilts, Morgan Henderson ,
Mrs.. L : C;. Thompson, Mrs'. ' .
Fred \tcQiiillin Mre, Stuart
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Greg Sandra Gardner• of •
Imucknow spent the w"eels-end with
their grandparents M`r:,•and Mrs•; •,••
Wes Young:
•Mr.'and :Mrs, Pete'i' Steer and
Tracy of London were week -end' .'
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Reg. $:fi.50 r . ---- $ 9
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TEAK SHOWER SOAP ,
•Reg. $3.00 $1.69 •
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MENNEN SKIN BRACER .
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• 1111.iiic ial sta'tc iuenr was read,
and .
Ja,niieson provided a. fine program,
• visitors with Mr. Mrs. Philip
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The 'progr•am •wa. chaired by .
Mrs: L. C;'::Thotlipsait;. a piano
which was Much enjoyed hy. all
present: :.�
Steer. •
Mr:.and Mrs: Larry,He,ndersori
and familyof London sent" the
�en" and
Barbara.Rathwenhome:
a trousseau tea May/• 30•at.'her �•.:
A delicious lunch•wa's
enjoyed by all -'_
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NATIONALLY,
ADVERTISED - 12-'95
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Blosse Ko:yle and Gary.:
- Mrs.: Earl koyle of L•angside
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and 'Mrs, Wm. Brown of Lu know
Wingha
/are patients in: m 'and
District Hos ltal, We wtsh them•
P
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both a speedy re e y
Rev...F, R. Hawkes of Bluevale
was a: dinner guest with Mr, and,
Mrs;: Gordon Wall .and .fa.tnnily on,
Honourea At
Bridal, Shower . .
A Community bridal shower was
held'in the •Lueknow United
Church Fellowship 'room, for Barb- .
a asion'.of
e forthcoming* the oiaTe toa`tht'red
Evans He in.
Those in ,charge' were .hIrs • Roy*
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Hav•en.s ,` Mrs. Clifford Craw ford
olid Mrs.. Ha:rve:t' l�✓ebster.
. ' F`oilowing• is the poem which
, wa s written arid" read.. by= Mrs, ,'•
'Harvey Webs er:
Dea
r Barbara we -your friends have !`._...s-�
together ..,
To honour and`;reet Vola and wish
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, Several in'this comrriunity are
confined to their home with.
Mrs. Clifford Crawford was
'in charge of the following
program; a game of "Musical
) ou'fa r weather
in the riiarrted wife you plan so soot
to hegin '. .
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-ats . w—tt-_ ahou't 2.0. ladies takrng
-da with a
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PANTY, . OS
»Kingsbridge • .
pari and directed by Mrs: Jack
t�icK im; a duet .by. Md.
, wide happy grin- . ,
We •know our furor e husba. . •
y' husband , to
�'Joy-��t--a-t3d-M�-:I��v-ey- iNe• stcr,
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or 'eernes'' an' In ,. ear :' ::
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With Firm Control In Leg and•:Pant .
Leg Y •:.
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Sheila Sinnett and Judy Tigert
of the'Orioles• were to charge of
rhe . rneeting for •the'
April 30.
Gulides; • Debbie•,
•1st KingsbridgeI
the tree rth
Maize openedting with
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a humorous readingli. Mrs: L.
C. Thorn sori;' a •vocal solo
p by
Dunsrl o.solo
uir a pian
by Mary Ellen Ha Piano
accomp.animent was by Ivtrs: Wes
be a fine •man, ,
he chosen as. wise as
'W he can•f h
lovel and irl Hors
kindto
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prayer. , .
Captain Ti err and Lt, lv1cLen-
Han took: inspection. ' A Kim's '
p
garile'was is ed•with the Kiri g`•
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Ritchie,
Barbara was asked to come, to'
the decorated: platform and Mrs.
'Terry Rothwell .�itned •a lovely_
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his.pills, , .
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AFTER. : ? PM. FRIDAY NIGHTS
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Jig -tiers and:scarlet tanagers tied
.for'first' place: Lt. McLennan
outlined the items of food to be
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brought, to the h1other and Dough-
ter banquet to be May 21. '
Kin• fishers. were inre of
corsage on Barbara; which was '. •
Mathes. •A
made by� Mrs. Jas, , ,
presentation poem was read by
Nits. Harvey Webster and the
many and beautiful gifts were'
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To comfort and south hiiii•frotnT
his head to his toes .
What bene'r dotllpanion would a
elan choose
Thati a well trained imurse to chase
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Tobring the 'meeting to a
erose 1 ebbie 1ai7e and Iv arTar-
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et' Frayne lid in Prayer followed . •
b Y Tri s .. We welcome.Cath ,~
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and Mary Ellen Havens.. .
Wayne Atkinson Mrs,
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Terr RathwelL» i\irs:° Tony Jol11r-
stone and I\liss'�une'.Ackert assis� •
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ted in opeiiin and. display the
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So with these diary gifts, so pret-
ml tied
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'Good wishes and prayers are tricky. '.
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We also
meeting,
b�cic to Guides after
�,odericlr for the w.mrYte r.
nis's:ed Lt. hinnett at our
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g• t..
gifts,
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Barbara thanked ail. for their
gifts..., Fier mother , Mrs'., treraldAt
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ellinvited all'1.,rescnt to
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hat• you and your loved One will
s Band man)* • \,c a rr • , • �
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•lnay happiness and JO) Outs= '
vieit h then tears, ,
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