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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-09-09, Page 8THE LUCKNOW LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ■ ~I ■ FAGE EIGHT ■4j .J-J V ;■ ? SEPT. 1953 ‘' ...Ir..j..4.,.i......... ■ .... . _ , -p Nylon Reinforced 3 PLY — SHRINK RESIST WOOL BLEND • ALL •. ’ COLORS -.... ................. * ■’F ►/ ■ > J ► / WheelingYarn J. the first time that nylon reinforced wheeling yarn has been 'J < < ■< < This is the third year we have had this yarn. Each time it has proven so popular with our customers it has sold out < completely. , . . We* are pleased to offer it again for your. < sweater and stocking heeds, * < We have had many requests for this njew yarn. . . , This is * t 3 w 1 •I -|UST-RSCEri®D^— offered .to the public, this being the first seafconthat jt Has been manufactured. \ ASHTON’S - MEN’S, LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S WEAR Piece Goods and Woollens '^'Jk AAA K !< <1 ....... . A A AA A Jk.Jk.Jb WEDDING BELLS McLEOD—COURTNEY ner was served in Reid’s Corners community hall. —^For-travelling-the bride donned Hie home of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- i a navy blue linen suit with pink and navy accessories arid, a cor-chieCourtney of Amberley was I the scene of a quiet wedding on Saturday, August 22nd, when their, only daughter, Geraldine Mildred and Leon Carman Me* Leod, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam A. McLeod of. Kincardine/ were united in marriage. The Rev. J. C. Hutton officiated. The double ring ceremony was (performed m the living room be fore baskets of gladioli. Mrs. Rob ert Courtney played the wedding music and Mrs. Jack Small, sis ter of the groom,sang”O Per- fecLLove’—duringthe-signingof the register. ' The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a chalk white nylon net gown over tissue taf feta designed with a fitted strap less bodice and tiered bouffant skirt. Over this she wore a brief cape and long silk illusion net fell from a matching silk, head dress. She carried a bouquet Of red roses. / ■ .■ ." '•./■ ,;.„v As the bride’s attendant, Miss Irene Courtney wore a floor length gown of orchid taffeta and carried a bouquet of pale yellow roses.-. ■ A Wingham Lions Club “Silver Dollar” I * ) THAT Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Web- ,rZ'Jtep - of1 St. Helens celebrated . their 40th wedding anniversary ; on..Th®rsday, September 3rd. Members of their family were ' all home to mark the occasion., THAT Mrs, Sam Durnin is slow ly recovering front injuries and a severe shaking up which -she received in a recent fall at her home. THAT Graham . Powell picked a monster quadruplet tomato in . Mrs George Alton’s garden. The 4-ih-l tomato: tipped the scale at 1% lbs. THAT Gordon Johnston of Tor onto is spending the school term in Vancouver under the teacher exchange arrangement. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston motored west, and were later jdined by Mrs. Chas. Strathdee, who flew to the coast, where she\ will also reside for the year. Gor don’s 4360 aby- WINGHAM ARENA :-r i f. FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS A ,12 Magician Puppet Show Ventriloquist, Variety Entertainment Dancing both nights to Henderson’s Orchestl-a ' • V- / ' • — . .—!-. ’ ‘J.'..i.. -1. . GAMES WHEELS BINGO- ( Admission — Adults 25c, Children Free * i t 1 V RAY ROBINSON Vancouver address is Smith Ave., South Burn- and corsage of red carnations. Following the ceremony a din- a correction in the Luck- Church Vacation School roses.-. A Murray McLeod' was grooms- man_for_his_brother.___________ OBITUARY ’Phone Carlow'2105* R.R. 1, Port Albert The bride’s mother received in a copper colored full dress with black accessories and corsage of pale yellow carnations. The groom’s, mother wore navy taf- THAT Donald MacNay has been accepted as an engineering stu dent at Queen’s University, . King&on, and starts his studies next week. Floors ' LAID, SANDED AND FINISHED. ENGAGEMENTS j MtnHMMfi sage of whiteycarnations. She car ried a soft beige wqol topcoat. f- x On their return from a wedding trip to eastern points they, will reside in Ripley.: Prior .to her marriage Geraldine was honored at a series of three nicely arranged showers held at the I.O;O.F. Hall, Ripley, at/the home of Miss Irene Courtney and at Amberley Orange Lodge. , WIGHTMAN—WILSON Benmiller United Chtirch was the^eneTaf 7a~wedding^on“Satpr^ day, August 22nd 4 at 3.00 p.m«, when the Rev. W- D. Williams, as sisted by Rev. Robert Wilson of Louisville, . Ky., cousin of the bride, united in marriage Flpr- ence Elizabeth, daughter pf Mr. . and.-, Mrs. Thomas, Wilson, Car- low, and Mr. Norman Earl Wight man, Westfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wightman, Westfield. Baskets ;,-of gladioli mtermingjed with tern and lighted candelabra formed the setting. Mrs. John Mc- Dougal, Blyth, playeg; the “Bridal Chorus” from Lohengrin anpi ac-x companied the soloist; Miss Juan Crawford, Flint, ^lich., who sang “Because” before .the ceremony THAT now report makes the achievement night offering amount to $17.31‘ instead of $7.74. This mea^ns Ahat alLexpen&es WArejn^A^ THAT Wm^ Alton of Toronto and , ; formerly of Lucknow, has been appointed principal of the Mc Kee Ave* school in the metro politan .area, of North York. SCHOOL LUNCH TIME AGAIN Club House Peanut Butter, 9 oz. glass 27c York Meat Spreads...........15c Challenger Sockeye Salmon, ’/fc’s ..... .. 35c Challenger \ . . 4 Cohoe Salmon, Ws.... ..... 27c Pork &. Beans, 20 oz. 2 for 29c Sunny Mom Coffee, lb. 95c Redpath Sugar' 10 lbs. .... 87c WatchforLGrA.adin-Thursday-s-Free^Press,formore — bargains at Every Day Low Prices.. SMITH’S FOOD MARKET Mr. and Mrs. James England wish to announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Shir ley Doreen, to Richard Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Smith of Brussels. The wedding to take place on Saturday, September 19. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Blake of Colborne Township wish to announce the engagement of their second eldest^ daughter. Gladys Marie, to Donald Carman Stewart, only son of Mr. „and Mrs. Robert A, Stewart of Langside. The wedding is to take place the middle pf September. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elliott, Holyrood, wish to announce the engagement of their only daugh ter, Eileen Alberta, to Mr. Allan Alexander Miller, only son, of Mr. arid Mrs. Wallace Miller, R.R. 1, Lucknow. The marriage will take place in Lucknow United Church on Saturday, September 26th at 3.00 o’clock. • ■ * * . • Mr. and Mrs. Pi A. Murray an- nounce the engagement-of^their daughter, Margaret Ann, to„ Rob ert. William Dqles. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dales of. Car gill. The mafriage to take place in St. Anne’s. Church, Riversdal.e, on SaturdayOctober 3rd, 1953, at .10 a.m. . THAT in renewing her Sentinel, Mrs. W. S. Whitmore of Cleve land- says it has been quite worth her while receiving the paper as tit helps to keep her . in touch with the doings of ber” —kin folk-and-theirlfriendsA-Un— . —o— ' that James Bryce^of Ripley, one of the few remaining full-; time tailors operating in this , part of Western Ontario, plans ltd move to Port Elgin where he will continue his trade. Mr. - and Mrs. Bryce have sold their Ripley home to Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson. THAT Mary Jo Anderson, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Torrance Anderson, was presented with numerous gifts by her friends of the London Life insurance Co. of London, where she work ed for the past year. She enters - Toronto Western Hospital on September 9th to commence a two-year term of nursing. --o— -THAT-^illiam—Hewat—of—the Naugateuch -plant at Elmira has been promoted from the pro duction to the sales department, and will cover a portion of Western Ontario for the com- ^pany.; ------—----------— iI I and “I’ll Walk Beside You” dur ing the signing of the register. The bridesmaids were Miss Edna Rivett of Dungannon and Miss Annetta Youpg of Carlqw. non .was best man and the ushers were Harvey Wightman and Al- Crown Pints .................... $1.43 Crown Quarts .................... $1.59 Put In A Sunkist Orange in every Lunch Box 288’s . ............. 2 doz. 45c 220’s ..... . . 2 doz. 79c SPECIAL dOrange Juice, 48 oz. tin ....35c $4.10 case of 12 —O— •• . THAT, during the holidays we missed making note of Sam Durnin’s 89th birthday, which he observed on August 25th. THAT Hedley*s<ButCher Shop is closed for the time being. Nick has been off work, for a time -with a heart condition. He suf fered a setback last week and / will have to take it easy for a month or so yet. He has lost the services of Grant Gollan, who was with him for nine years and as a consequence the shop is -closed at present. i . . ■______________________________- • IdeaJ for Night Wear or Quilt Linings Plain colored Flannelette, only .... 45c yard Patterned Flapnelette,. only .49c yard Good quality Prints, 36” wide,...../.,... ’ Sateen, rose, blue, sand and green, 46” wide, .. ptilv . ... 56c yard . DR. NORMAN WRIGHT Dr. Norman Wright passed away in. hospital in Saskatoon after a brienilness. He was the 1 husband of Dr. M. Anna Nichol son, formerly of the Lucknow district. Dr. Wright was born in Erig- Jand^He^ok^is_de^reejLn_yeb_ erinary science 7 at the Ontario. Veterinary College and later did post graduate work at Cambridge University and Michigan -State College. For many years he was a lecturer and a professor of vet erinary science at the University of Saskatchewan. He wrote many articles on veterinary surgery arid was the author of a book on animal diseases written with Prof. A. H. Ewen of the department of animal husbandry. During the First Great War Dr. Wright went to Britain in charge of a group of horses, the gift from Saskatchewan to the British gov ernment. He enlisted in, the. Im-: perial army and served with the Veterinary Corps in Mesopotamia, and India with the rank of jnajon Dr. Wright ahd his /wife spent a year in the West Indies and last] -j^r^ret-ur-ned—to^live—in—Suthe-T-J landj. a suburb of Saskatoon. He is survived by his wife, Dr. M. Anna Nicholson, and one sis- Father Passes Adam Lippert,, age 65, died re cently at his home near Rivers- dale. He is survived by, his wid ow- seven daughters and 5 sons. Jerome Lippert of the Lucknpw district is a son. lan Wilson., A reception was held at Car- low Hall,- after which the young couple left on a wedding trip to Northern—Ontarior-^hey—will-re— side at Westfield. Among the 130 guests present was the bridegroom’s grandmoth er, MrSi H, Mathers of Lucknow.’ter, Mrs. Wm. Shaw, in England. . ‘ ...M.............i ‘ . RUeS-AND-BLANKETS Pure Wool Motor Rugs, special .........$5<99 each . Esmond Blankets, 66x88, only ........ $4.76 each Bath Sets ................. $3.98 set FLANNELETTE PYJAMAS * Men’s Cosy Cotton Flannelette Pyjaniis, woVefi stripe desighs ^..Dvaw^strihg- ai . .. u-.- ’cfastib"' aCtvaisi MENS’ and BOYS’ OVERALLS Mfcn’s Walker Overalls $5.95, $5.75 & $4.95 Men’s Walker Overall Pants, blue, drill, $4.95 I. Boys’ Walker Overalls Boys* Walker Overall Pants & $3.35 $2.95