HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-09-22, Page 8WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 22nd, 1954
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I Thursday, Sept. 23
Clansmen’s
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WEDDING BELLS
ALTON—FELL '
Gladiolis of white and shrimp
tones mingled'with cedar sprigs
made, a lovely setting in Staffa
■ United Church on Saturday after
noon when Lois Elizabeth Fell,
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs,.
Wilbert Fell and .Arnold Alton,
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Alton of R. 7, Lucknow, ex-
1 changed marriage vows. Rev. A.
H. Daynard officiated^ Mrs.
Henry Harburn played the wed-
ding music and; accompanied the
soloist. Miss Margaret Holland, of
--Clinton,- who sang -The Lord is
my Shepherd” and “O Perfect
Love”,
Entering the church on the
arm of her father, the bride look
ed lovely in a waltz length gown
of nylon, net over taffeta, with
insets of chantilly, lace, extend
ing1 tp the iibe, a bolero
with lily-point sleeves, her finger
"''"’tip embroideredlliusibn veil Held
in place with a coronet of pearls
and rhinestones, she carried red
roses, entwined with fern, Mrs.
Robert Laing of Cromarty was
the bride’s pnly attendant dress
ed in a strapless nylon net iiy
itierecL effect dver“~taffeta^~oT
shrimp tone topped with bolero,
she also. wore mittens and headr
dress to match and carried yeL
low roses entwined with fern.?
.•.',$fr, Frank Alton was his broth
er’s best. man, and the. ushers
yWere Mr. Russell Alton of Luek-
now, cousin of the bridegroom,
and Mr; Lorne Fell, brother of
■. the- bride.,
The bride’s mother received
- the guests wearing- a^ dress of
esprit tone ticatina, with grey ac>
cessories and a corsage of white
(baby mums, and was assisted by
the bridegroom’s mother, who
r was dressed in—a dahlia shades
cre^e and lace dress with grey?
accessories and whiW mum. c.or-
'• sage. ■ y y\. . J
__ The wedding dinner was sferved
at the Hillcrest tea rooms, Mit-
’ chell, to forty-five guests. Those
assisting were Miss Edythe Bea-
com, Londesboro; Miss Loraine
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
ON WEDDING TRIP
TO LAURENTIANS
THOMPSON—MUNROE ,
Multi-colored gladioli and scar
let-sumacs decorated" Zion United
Church, Apple Hill, on Saturday,
September 13th, for the wedding
of Edith Elizabeth, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Munroe of
■Apple Hill, to Adam .Robert, son
of Mrs. Robert H. Thompson and
the late Mr. Thompson- of Luck
now, Ontario. :■■'.■■'//', .>
Rev. J. J. E. Brownlee officia
ted at. the afternoon ceremony.
The bride was attended by her
"sister,' Miss Lorna Munroe “of Ot
tawa. Harold Thompson, brother
of the groom, was best man and
Jamieson Campbell, cousin of the
bride, acted as usher. ,
,, The bride chose a dinner length
dress of sea foam green brocaded
taffeta fashioned with three-
quarter length isleeves, a 'fitted
bodice and, full .skint. She wore a
pheasant feather hat and a pot
sage of bronze, roses. A double
Strand choker of pearls Was her
Only ornament. The bridesmaid’s
dress was of cocoa brown irres-
descent ■taffeta,' Her pheasant
feather hat was trimmed with
gold and she wore a corsage of
yellow roses.
Following the reception, Which
was held at the Orange Hall,
Apple Hill, the .couple left for
a motor trip to the Laurentians;
and points east. For travelling
the bride wore a tailored suit in
tones of brown and beige, with
matching accessories. Mr. and
Mrs. Thompson will reside in
Windsor.
Out-of-town guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Runions, of
Cornwall; Mrs. Vera McPherson
and Mr.. Jamieson Campbell, of
Moncklands; Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Munro, Munro’s Mills; Miss Elsie
V’ Cochrane, Ottawa, Miss L{prnax
Campbell, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Hewat, Elmira; Mrs. Rdbt.
H.-Thompsoh,-MisS-HelenThomp
son, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomp
son and Mr. and. Mrs. Campbell
Thompson, all of Lucknow.
OBITUARY
MRS. D. C. TAYLOR
Mrs, D, C. Taylor, a member
of a respected pioneer family and,
a lifelong, resident of this com
munity, passed away last Wed-
nesday at the home of his sister,
Mrs. R. V. MacKenzie of Luck
now, ' -
Mrs. Taylor had not enjoyed
good health for some time, but
had been seriously ill only a few
days, ,
She was born in Kinloss Town
ship and was formerly Mary Ann
Murdoch, daughter of Steele C.
Murdoch and Catherine MacDon
ald.___‘____... y. ______
Forty-six years agolast Feb
ruary she married D. C. Taylor,
a native of the Kinlough district
and a former hardware merchant'
in Lqcknow. He predeceased Mrs.
Taylor in 1938. y ■»
Mrs. Taylor was a faithful and
devoted member of the Lucknow
United. Church and regularly at
worship when her health per-,
hiitted. She was active in ’ the
work, of the W.M.S. and had also
been a valued member of the
Women’s Institute. " ,
The funeral service was held
at the McLennan - MacKenzie
MemorialChapelon-Saturday^af^
fernoon conducted by Rev. G. A.
Meiklejohn. ’ Interment was in
Greenhill Cemetery. The pall
bearers were four nehews,
Steele and >• S; MacKenzie, Gor
don arid Jack Fisher, J. W. Joynt
and Alex Andrew. \
Mrs. Taylor is'survived by two
Sisters, Mrs. R^ V. MacKenzie
(Liza) and Mrs. . Wm. Fisher
(Maggie). . ./
Besides her husband and par
ents, Mrs, Taylor was predeceas
ed by three brothers, John, Steele'
and William Murdoch; three sis
ters; Mrs.; Kate Strachan, Maud,;
Murdoch, Janet,. as a young girl
and-a half sister, Mrs. Sarah Dry-
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Ferguson, Toronto; Miss Mildred | rose "corsage. On their return they
Thorton, Wingham. will reside oh the bridegroom’s
For travelling to Northern On- farm, R. 7, Lucknow. " ;
tario’ and Michigan ’ the': bride ; Guests, were present from Tor-
donned an allegro-blue ticatina onto, Lucknow, Wingham,. God
ensemble, rose blended with navy Lerich, Listowel/ Clinton, Londes-
coat and navy, accessories *and a boro, Cromarty and Staffa.
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HELD HERE"W-EDNESDAY-—-
The ifuneral of Robert, Edward’
McQuillin, iwhcb was born and~
raised in the St. Helen’s com
munity, was held last Wednesday
afternoon, from St." Peter’s Ang
lican Church, Lucknow, tp.Green-
hilL Cemetery.
i . Bob’s, death from a heart attack
at the age of 48, saddened many
friends in this community. His.
wife was formerly Jean Mac
kenzie '■ oL Langside and' ? -they
have two children, George arid
Marilyn. ■■ -;
; Bob had resided in Hamilton
Tor the last 12 years -where he
was accountant with the Canad
ian Bank of Commerce at Kiffg
and Sanford Avenue. Mr. Mc-
Quillin was a' member of St”
. Peter’s Anglican. Church/ and. an
active member and past president
of the Y’js Men’s Club and past
regent of/ the Royal Arcanum
Society." HeyalsO^w^^a^member
of St. John’s Lodge A.F. & A.M.
and the: Roselawn Bowling Club.
Following a Service in Hamil
ton on Tuesday evening the body
was .conveyed to Lucknow where
in- his home church on Wednes
day afternoon a service was .con
ducted by Rev. H. L. Jennings of
St. Peters’ Parish, assisted by a
friend of Bob’s, -Rev. David Pow
ell fit Harriston, Vv’ho al§6 con-‘
ducted the memorial service in
Hamilton, The pallbearers were
Dave* Coupar, Jim Dixon, ’ Jim
Fenton, (mehxbers of the L.M..C.A,
Cltib at' Hamilton and Roy Fin
layson,. Charles McQuillin and
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RECREATIONAL CENTRE, LUCKNOW j
BINGO, DANCING, REFRESHMENTS
in the Recreational Centre
a
iij WHEEL OF FORTUNE, GAMES OF SKILL
and CHANCE
held outside, weather permitting
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Lucknow District High SchoolBand
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not been uncommon.
Sponsorship of Minor hockey,
of late has been under Legion
auspices, and it is to be. expected
that this policy may be contin
ued. However,”, Minor hockey disy
cussion will no doubt be on Fri
day Hight’s discussion, ’
There’s never much of an Oft-
sdason frthir sporting world for
George Westlake.
The hockey season wasn’t long
over at Goderich this spring tiu1 Thursday nights, the same as last
“GBm^ge_~dorined-—the^mask^
catch for Lucknow softball squad.
They' weren’t any more than el
iminated uriti! Kincardine latch
ed onto him' to catch. Norm Bag
heirs offerings in the O.A.S.A.
playdowns. . / . * , ' - • •
They’re into the seconcL roundJB-----------
of the playdowns and trimmed
Orangeville 7-1,on Monday night
with “Westy” bashing out a pair
o.f circuit clouts. '■ /;.... .yy-.o^Jo-'■.■■■■■■■
BOWLERS SET TO START >
PLAY EARLY IN OCTOBER
The wintejr bowling schedule
is slated t^ bpeiE oir October 6th
a nd 71 h,. wi t h gam es be i n g pl ay -
ed weekly, on Wednesday and
^eart—wi-th~--the^f4r^
taking to. the Wingharn alleys on
Wednesday night and the others
on* Thursday: f ;
A twelve-team league is aimed
for, but some of the teams are'
not at full strength and more
players are, needed.
TRY THESE PARTY SNACKS
•••DELICIOUS WITH COKE A good hostess serves what;
guests like best... and everywhere,
that’s Coca-Cola, with its can’t-be-
matched flavor. Coke adds to the
life of the- party, arid there’s
' nothing as delicious to go with a
hot shack* So easy to serve, too .
OttUlfTTO-On English muffin 1
bakes, place sliced theese and
, tomato. Sprinkle' with grated
onion, Parmesan cheese, salt;
pepper. Scatter small bits of ba
con over top. Bake at 450* foe
-Bto-lO minutes.
SPORT
With local .Intermediate and
Juvenile soft^hll teams shelved
'for the season—arid just in time
the way the weather turned—-
sportsmen are turning their
. hockey..................?..
;Mei Stewart/ who Is red hot
I for hockey and expects to be
^JdEfcround.,l.for... for-|
;& strictly homebrew i ri term eel i ate
. ’ dub., - . *. .
.j Anyone and everyone who is
; ’ interested, should be .on hand, at
hbe ^fown Hall-this Friday night.
* j to get in oh the ^discussion .and
« formulate s<yme plan to'keep The
' Sepoy town on the hockey map
In recent seasons Lucknow has
y'*had. more than ordinary success :
in Minor, hockey ’and ,*W.OlA.A.
and ehampioriship^ haVe
SQPRHIANKS-lnto slifiri frank,
furfer, tfuff mixture "of sharp
ch eew, minced olives, seasoned
to taste with mustard and War.
ceslershire. Wrap franks* with '
—bacon^-Heat—under—brdifer^-3—-2
mfhulei* one side/ 5 on other,
, Serv.e in buns.
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