The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-10-07, Page 71
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL; LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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WEDNESDAY, QQTQBER 7,. 1953 r
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Time again to join the Pack
and travel down the jungle trail..
Seventeen Cubs turned out/for
-last .week’s • meeting, with Akela
and assistants in charge, '■-.The
meeting began“ with .the Grand
Ho»twl and ihspectipn routine, with
Raksha Attridge taking over for
a humorous “spool” relay and
game of “ship”. During this per
iod of games the Sixers’ Council
met Akela for instruction as to
their duties. Balod Stanley, Bag
heera Ritchie and Raksha pract
ised half the Pack on somersault,
leap-frog and hopping, while Kaa
Uimbach and Akela reviewed the
Pack calls, signals, law and prom
ise. with the remaining Cubs. The
further adventures of Mowgli
were read and the meeting clos
ed with the grand howl and Cub
prayer led by Sixer John And
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CULROSS CORNERS lough, spent last week with Mr.
, - and Mrs. Jack Schumacher.- The children of our School had: Aa holiday on Monday on account i the dav ng ;s the order of
Of Miss Esplin having the mumps. * y’ , ■
Since then Mrs. Olive Hanna has
j been supplying.
Mr. and Mrsi Murray Hen.der-
c son, Lucknow, spent Monday ev
ening with Mr. and Mrs. James
Wraith.Mr. and Mrs. Don Willettes of I
Guelph were recent visitors with
Mr. .and Mrs. Dune Thompson. £ins«
Little Bonnie Lee Willettes, who
has spent the past six months
with her grandparents, accompan- j Mrs. Archie Stewart and Archie,
ied her parents home. . / .• rv:—ICj
Miss Mary Gant and Mr. Joe
Gant of. Bervie visited Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wraith.
Mr. and. Mrs. Dap Vanhie of
London sp^nt the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schumacher.
Mrs. Wm. Percy of Kinlough
Mr. and Mr.s. Midford Wall and
Donnie were/recent visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry. Needham and
Lloyd, Kincardine Township. x
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Graham ^nd
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Charlton of
Hamilton were_■ recent week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Art Hod-
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Stewart were Mr. and-
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14_______________ .Kincardine Twp.; Mr. and Mrs.
'Gerald Stewart and Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Stewart df Kincardine;
and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cornish
and family of Olivet.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Whytock and family
were Mr. and Mrs. Allah Fraser
is spending some time with her! and Larry of Owen Sound, Mr.
daughter, Mrs. Perry Hodgins and and Mrs; Jim Carr and family of
Mr. Hodgins and Sharon. '«Wingham and Mr. and Mrs. Evre-
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wall, Kin- ett Whytock and Garry.
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The selection of Pack Si/cers
and Seconds with their Sixes has
been arranged as follows:
Grey Six f Sixer ‘fGrey Broth
er” John Andrew, Second Donald
Kirkland, Cubs Gary MacDon
ald,, Kenneth MacDonald, Bob
Hunter, Gary Johnston.
Red Six: Sixer. “Red Fang’’.
Gary Ritchie, Second Paul Em?
berlin, Cubs Bob Andrew, Tomi
Rath well, Ronald Attridge, Carl
Wagner; /
Tawny Six: Sixer “Tawny Fur”
Murray Hunter, Second Kenneth
Jones, Cubs Alan Mowbray, Tom
Washey, George Humphrey, Clif
fordWagner. ___
White Six: Sixer “White Claw”
George Gibson, Second Paul Hen
derson, Cubs Thom Collyer, Gor
don MacNay, Tom Andrew.
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Hunting”.
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Q'-COMPANY OF CANADA
WEDDINGS
BRADLEY—REID
Pink and white gladioli .with
fern and lighted candles made an
effective setting on Friday at 11
" a.m.“at Pine River United church
for the wedding of Evelyn Eileen
Reid, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lome B, Reid, Reid’s Corners,
and Mr.-James Marshall Bradley,
son of Mr. and. Mrs. John Brad
ley,Ash field township; Rev. J. C
Hutton officiated. Miss Helen
Pridham, Goderich, cousin of the
bride, played the wedding music
and accompanied Mrs. Doris
Johnston, cousin of the ' bride
groom, jwho sang “I’ll Walk Be
side You” and “Bless this House”.
. The bride wore a redingote
styled gown of imported French
lace which extended- into a long
peplum over white net and satin
with a full skirt, wide collar and
tiny buttons, extending down the
front of-the bodice and long lily-
.point sleeves. "Her veil of French
illusion was caught to a match
ing lace cap, and she carried , a
white Bible topped with tulle
and red roses, with white, stream
ers eptwined- with rosebuds.
Miss Gladys :Reid_,_ sister, of the
bride, as maid of honor, and Miss
Shirley Glahn, Beirvie, aS brid£s-
TfTaid, wore “ballerina -’ length
gowns of net over satin in pink
and blue shades styled identical
ly. , They wore - velvet bandeaux
with matching nose .veils,’ and
.carried Bibles topped with- white
chrysanthemums and net with
matching streamers.
George Bradley, Toronto, cous
in of the bridegraam was grooms
man, and the ushers were Eldon
Bradley, brother of the bride
groom and Lovell McGuire, both
-vf-Ashfield township. --------,.■..r
' F.or the reception held at Reids
Corners Community Centre, the
bride's mother received ,in a Steal
•blue lace and crepe ' dress, with
navy, accessories and a corsage of
red roses. She was assisted by.
the bridegroom’s mother,/‘who
chose a dress of deep, purple lace
with matching crepe-accessories.
■Squirrel -furs.rand, orchid corsage ■
completed her ensemble,
I For a wedding trib t-o Ottawa,
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Mrs. Howard Mackie and Vic-
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the bride cjonped a knitted suit day.
of turquois with rust accessories I Mrs, L. Maclver was pleasant-
and wore a corsage of bronze ly surprised by a visit from two
and yellow chrysanthemums. The: former pupils, Mr. and Mrs. Eli
couple will reside in Ashfield Spencer of Flint, Mich.; a week
township.
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Mr. Garrett Postma and Gertje
of Chatham; visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd MacDougall,
Mrs, W. G. MacKenzie was a
delegate to the • W.I Conference
atGuelphlast-Monday~and’Tues^”on“Sunday r
Mrs, David Kobe,, Glenn and
Sharon and Mr, John Elder of
Hanover visited Sunday with Mr.
nad Mrs. Ira Dickie and ’family.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Graham
visited with relatives at Gorrie*
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