The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-10-14, Page 7. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14th, 1953 /
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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WEDDING BELLS I
MARTIN-^TURNER
.Dahlias and gladioli,in autumn
shakes in-baskets andi ferns in
standards decorated Westside Un
ited church, Qwen. Sound, when
on Saturday, September 26th at
3 p.m;, Ethel Joari Turner, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W; J.
Turner of Oiwen Sound, became
the bride of Austin Clarence Mar
tin, only son of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard -Martin of Lucknow.
White satin bow? marked the
pews for 60 guests, ' ? :
The Rev. Norman Pick conduct-,
ShOble ring.ceremony; Miss
Kathryn Liddle of Ripley played
the wedding music and Miss Dol
ores Enderwick sang ‘‘The Lord’s
Prayer” and ‘‘Through The
Years”.- •
. Given' in marriage by her fath
er, the bride wore a waltz length
gown of white, the strapless bod'-
ice of nylon lace, with ^a bolero
of tulle and lace, panels of Jace
in the double circular skirt,, the
back panel forming a bustle. Hei’
fingertip veil of nylon tulle Was
worn on a flat band of tiny white
flowers. Her sandals were white
and silver, and' she carried a
-white „ or ch id w i th “purple .“throat
with cascading ivy. and adiantum
fern;.
.. The. bride’s sister,. Miss Gwen
Turner, iwas maid of honor wear
ing a matching lace bolero over
the strapless bodice of her apple
green taffeta* gown, the full skirt
in waltz length. Junior brides
maid, Miss Fern Turney sister of
the bride wore a similarly styled
gown in apricot tones. They, wore
tiny white flowers in hair bands,
White sandals, mittens, matching
their dresses.. The maid of honor
carried a basket of bronze chrys
anthemums with trailing ivy fol-.
_i a ge.r_g.nee n—r-ibbo ii—wrap p i n g—t h eJ
handle and tied in bows and
streamers. A simitar basket with
lighter bronze chrysanthemums
was carried by the bridesmaid.
Flower girl, June Marie Thomp
son of Ripley, wore a floor length
gown of orchid taffeta with round
neck, puff sleeves and the full
skirt caught up at the'hem to
show lace frills. She wore a white
flower hair band, white shoes and
carried a miniature basket with
creamy chrysanthemums, match
ing ribbon handle and bows.
Elmer Bradley of Ripley was
groomsman and Mac Turner, bro
ther of the bride and Gordon
Patterson of Ripley ushered.
| Mrs. Turner wore a. forest green
I faille street length dress with ac-
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.Administrator shall then have I black velvet hat, black accessor-
notice.
this 7th'day ^“October, 195x‘7i Martin Was gowned in navy crepe
Ross MacMillan, R.R. 3, Holy-] with overlaid lace yoke, match
rood, Ontario, Administrator. . I lnS acce.s,sorl“ Ja^„a
R. W Andrew, his . Solicitor
herein. . ..
Lyceum Theatre
wingham
Two Shows Each Night
FIRST SHOW AT 7.15
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WED., THURS. October 14, 15
MARILYN MONROE, <
CHARLES COBURN,
JANE RUSSELL
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PREFER BLONDES
Admission 75c & 35c'
Friday, Saturday, Oct. 16, 17
CONSTANCE SMITH, z
DAN DAILEY
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KINLOUGH
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Monday, Tuesday, Oct. 19, 20
RICARDO MONT ALB AN,
PIER ANGELI
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SOMBRERO
Wed., Thurs., October 21, 22
WILLIAM HOLDEN,
DON TAYLOR
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STALAG 17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Mary "Sarah Mac-
Kenzie.
All persons having jc 1 a i.m s
against the estate of Mary Sarah
MacKenzie, late of the Township
of Kinloss, in- the County of
Bruce, spinster, deceased, who
died on or about the 4th day
of September, 1953, are hereby
notified to send in their claims
duly verified to the undersign
ed Administrator for the said
Estate, on or before the 31st day
of' October, 1953, as after the
-said—latter—date—the—estate—w.iLl.
be distributed among those en
titled thereto, having regard only
to the claims of which the said
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ies and a cluster of coral pin*
ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION
For artificial /insemination at
its best for air breeds, call the
Waterloo Cattle Breeding Associ
ation between 7.30 and 10.00 a.rn.
cn week days, and 7.30 and 9.30
aim.. on Sundays. Phone collect
red rosettes tied with silver rib
bon. ‘
Autumn flowers decorated Mor
rison Inn for the reception and
pink and White, chrysanthemums
with (pink' • and white „candles
formed the setting for the wed7-,
ding cake set 'in tulle op the
bride’s table. Assistants were
Miss/ Betty Kempton, Toronto;
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I Miss Muriel Scott, Kincardine &
a.m. on sunaays. rnone. cuhkw (ivii.^ t..__ .
Kincardine 101.-r-7 or Mildmay Miss ^teanor JSosteno,Hamilton;
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The W.A. met on Thursday at
the home of Mrs. George Halden-
by with a good attendance. Mrs.
Maurice Hodgins presided.. Mrs.
J. W. Colwell offered the prayer
partners prayer, Mrs; Jas, Hod-
igins read the scripture, The roll
call was answered with, a scrip
ture verse containing the word
•Thanks’, Plans were made for a
congregational chicken supper at
the church the end of. October
for the Sunday School to replace;
the—S.S.-.picnic-whieh-c6uld-not-
b.e held owing to had weather.'
Fall planting for the church flow
er-beds was planned^ Visitors
were welcomed and all Worked
on built blocks. The W.A. litany
closet! the, meeting and dainty re
freshments were served. The No-
vember meeting will be the bale
packing for. the Moosonee school
with conveners, Mrs. Ralph Hill
and Mrs. Midford Wall.
W.A. ladies from here attend
ed the Bruce Deanery-Fall rally
in the Church of Messiah, Kin
cardine, on Monday and. were
privileged to hear Bishop Heber
Wilkinson of India. .
MH. Clare Sparling and Allan
of7 Walkerton spent a few days
with her mother, Mrs. G. W. Hal-
deriby.
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
John Crocker (nee Kay Gibson)
who were married on Friday ev
ening in Lucknow United church.
The Presbyterian church is to
undergo an interior redecoratiori
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Wed., Thurs., Fti, Sat., October 44, 15, 16, 17
ALLAN, YOUNG AND DINAH SHORE, in
Aaron Slick From Piinkin Crick
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Matinee Each Saturday at 2.30 P.M.
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COMING NEXT WEEK
CLIFTON WFBQ, JEANNE CRAIN, ' MYRNA LOY ■
“CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN”
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job later this month,
’ Mr. and Mrs; Tom Bell; Mur
ray, Teddy and John of Toronto,
Mrs. Gle^n Campbell ^nd Glenna
of Amberley visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and
family.
Bishop G. N. Luxton of -London
will be here Saturday evening for
the rite of confirmation at the
Anglican church at“8’o’clock.
Mr: and Mrs. William Stauffer
were to Waterford during the
week attending the funeral of the
late T. A. Brooks, a brother of
Mrs. Stauffer. Sympathy is ex
tended to the bereaved.
Mrs. Sam Stanley of Kijiloss
;& her daughter Shirley of Strat
ford visited Sunday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stauffer^
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bushell of
j Lucknow- visited- Thanksgiving
Day with Mrs., J. W. Colwell.
Mrs. Ethel Runchey of Toronto
spent the* week-end with her sis-
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Miss Mary Gamble of Owen
Sound. . 1 •
Leaving on a motor trip to the
Eastern States, the bride wore a
Swiss model dress of. ..mushroom
faille with white satin yoke, navy ^7*M?.‘“andJ^'Wm7’wL
velour hat and bag, navy suede
gloves and’T^hoes, flared-topcoat’
of navy and white plaid with
mushroom; tint and a gardenia,
corsage.- Mr. and • Mrs. Martin
will reside at R.R. 6, Lucknow.
Wordwas received_here.during,
the week of the death of the late.
Patrick Lamphier of Lucan.~Sym-
pathy is extended to. Mrs. Lam
phier inyher bereavement. She
was Catherine Kraemer, a former
resident of this community. x
Miss Iona Terry spent the weele
end in Hillier with her. parent^
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Terry.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl. Blackwell,
Mr. an”d Mrs. Jack Blackwell &
family of Teeswater were Sun
day, visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Alesc Percy. _
“Mr. and Mrs. William Stauffer
visited during the past week at
Brantford with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Money and Mr., and Mrs. Andrew
Busick.
lilr. and Mrs. George, Haldenby
visited Sunday", evening with Mr.
and Mrs. How’ard McGuire, Oli
vet ,•;
Mr. Ralph Hdldenby of Merri-
ton spent the "week-end with, hi?
parents~^Mr7 and Mrs. Wm. t'-
Haldenby.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hodgins re
turned home from a motor trip
to Montreal and other places of
Jn.teEest__and_alsoj_visited--at_St^_
Catharines with relatives.
Mr.“ & Mrs. James Hodge have
been visiting with relatives near
Welland. .
BRIDE’S UNCLE OFFICIATED
AT WEDDING 45 YEARS AGO
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Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett of
the Port Albert district, enjoyed
a happy gathering of their fam
ily and friends at their home on
Thursday in celebration of 45
years of wedded life. - .
Mrs. Bennett Was formerly
Christina Rutherford, a daugh
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Rutherford”“of—St;—Helens;—and"
was married to Mr. Bennett, a
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John
Bennett of Port Albert, with the
bride’s uncle, the late Rev. G. M.
Rutherford, then resident mini-
ster of Dungannon,“performing
the ceremony, at the home of the
bride’s parents. They took up res
idence on the bridegroom’s farm,
ahd are still active in the churcn
and community. Mr. Bennett is
3n elder in Erskine Presbyterian
chiurch, Dungannon, and Mrs.
Bennett is president of the Wo
men’s Missionary Society of that
church. They have two sons,
Bruce, at home, and. Hugh, living
nearby.
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14 th Anniversary
I FREE NYLONS Drive A Little Farther 1
“WELDREST”PAY A LOT
With Every Coat Purchased LESS |
OUR GREATEST SALE—Beginning Thursday
Come and See Our Values
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Quantity arid for Cash Purchases.
NOTICE
CLERK’S NOTICE OF . FIRST
POSTING VOTERS’ LIST
Voters’ Lists, 1953, Municipality
of the Village of Lucknow in
the County of Bruce.
. Notice is hereby , given, . that; I
have complied with Section 9 of
■the: Voters’ Lasts. Act and I have
posted,-up. at my Office at Luck-
now on the 10th day of October,
A.D. 1953, the list of all persons
to vote in the said Municipality
for members of Parliament and
at the Municipal Elections a'nd
that such , list remains for inspec-
tiohV ■: "■ '. :
And I, hereby cajl upon all
Voters- to take immediate ’ pro
ceedings to have any errors or
omissions corrected according' to
law, the last day for. appeal being
tbe 24th day of October, A.D;
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Dated at LuckndW, Ontario,
this 10th day of October, A.D.
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E.H. AGNEW, Clerk. .
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approved by the Health Unit. We
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warmth. Jackets % and full length in all your favorite furs.
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Latest styles and colors. Selected for quality. All sizes.
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Plaid, tweeds, gabardines with unusually good styling.
' , Sizes to ,46.
ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 7 $5 00
Fall dresses reduced from better stock; Splendid variety,
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