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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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TEESWATER
FALL FAIR
Tuesday and Wednesday
October5, 6
Outstanding Horse Shews.
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Regional ^Aberdeenr Angus
and Yorkshire Shows*
TOSra&te. SEPT, 29th, W54
CANADA PACKERS PRODUCTS
CULROSS CORNERS
Congratulations to Mr* & .Mrs,
Orville Wilson (nee Lorna Ken
nedy) who were married Satur
day in Kincardine. Welcome tpi
the .community/ Lorna,
Mrs. Ethel Wilson and Mr. Wms
Kidd, Toronto, spent the week
end with Mrs, Mary Wall and
attended the- Wilson t Kennedy
wedding in Kincardine, Sa'tup-
iday.
. Mrs,."’Mary Wall -and Mr. Jqs,
Wilson attended the Wilson-Ken
nedy wedding on "Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Donaldson
and Mn. and Mrs^ Morley .Wall
have returned home after a trip
to Pennsylvania and Ohio, ...
Miss Audrey Harkness is spend
ing some time at the home qi Mr,^
and |Mrs. Grant Wall.
The. community extends, symn
pathy* to the members of ' the
Collinson family in the passing
of Mrs. Collinson..
'Mr .'"^nd”'M Stewart
and boys attenued the 'AleX'and-
er-Stewart; "wedding at Bervie on
Saturday.
Mr. and, Mrs. Grant. Wall and
family; visited Sunday with Mrs.
Mary Wall and Mr. James Wil-
sbn. ' • ... "
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown and
Reg spent, Sunday with Mr: and
Mrs. Hugh Nicholson and family
of Bervie. . s P.;
Mrs. Peter Moffat held a trous
seau tea on Saturday in honor
of her daughter, . Emma, bride of
the week. The ladies of the coih-
muriity were in attendance:: '
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Hodgins
accompanied Mr. and Mrs* Josr
Wall of Teeswater °on a motorz
trip to Northern Ontario/during the' week. . \ ■
Little Linda Henderson, Luck-
nowr—spent^Saturday; afternoon
with her grandmother, Mrs. Jas.
Wraith, ;
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WHITECHURCH
The tegular meeting bf the
W.M.S. of the United Church was;
held at the home of Mrs. Robert
Laidlaw. The meeting opened
with the president, Mrs. • J. Fal
coner and the secretary, Mrs. E,
Scholtz; in charge, Mrs. J,; P,
Beecrqft gave a special number
on the guitar, “There’s a story to
tell to the Nations”. The study
book “India” was .taken by Mrs..
J. Falconer. Mrs. E. Scholtz had
a prayer and the meeting closed
with hymn r500. .
The WA. theiP carried on with
their meeting. They are planning
cn having a hot fowl supper in
the church on October 15t:hv The
• regular birthday tea wag enjoyed
by all. The meeting closed with a
prayer',
> M^ and. Mrs. Carman ■ Farrier,
and family of Mimico spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W, R, Farrier. '
-Mr.--and Mrs,’ -Cam Simmons,
’Nancy and Isabel Kendersly of
London spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Martin,
Leonard and Ray James are
home from school with mumps.
Mr. and -Mrs. \Gordon Small- ’ ^snehf^he^^®ek^nd’T^ith~rela^
tives., ■1 ; ;■
, We are sorry to-hear that Mr.
Ab McQuillin is under the doc
tor’s care. .
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Bruce County Black and j
White Show; , j,
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Harness RacesJ 2.24 - 2*4$ I
Running Race. . ' I
TORONTO SCOTTISH I
•' pipe Mnd: ■/-. f \ Increased . |
Grandstand Accomodation. |
Vaudeville - Exhibits - Ridpsj
DONNYBROOK
Mrs. Jas; Black of Goderich 5?
' Cpl. and v Mrs. W. S. Nurse of
Windsor visited On Saturday at
the home of the latter’s grand-
yarents, Mr, and Mrs. R. Cham-
mey. Cpl. Nurse, who is a menv her of the RCAf, has. recently
returned frpm a year’s training
in France, and has been po^ed
to Edmonton, Alberta. ^
Mrs. John Webster of Toronto
Visited pn Friday at the home
of her granddaughter; Mrs,Stu-
artChamney.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. 1 Robinson,
Jim and Bill, were Sunday -vis
itors With Mr. and Mrs.’ Charles
Wood and family at .Seaforth.
L ■ ■ born . U, ;'u?
WILKINS—in Wingham ^General
Hospital on Tuesday, September
vilst;~ 1954, to“Mrr"and Mrs. Harry
Wilkins (nee . Grace ' Cook), a
'daughter. " Con. 14, Greenoiick TOwnship,
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Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Houston
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Pinkerton on Sunday in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Docherty
(nee Mamie Houston) of Wawa,
Northern Ontario. On Saturday
evening, Mrs. Fred Gilchrist- and
Mrs. Houston attended a shower
in the brid^’s honor at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ogle Needham,
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YOUNG COUPLE
WED SATURDAY -
MOLE—.DURNIN
Before an arch of cedar boughs
-and-autumn flowers. Rev. J. R.
MacDonald united in marriage,
Betty Ann Durnin, youngest dau
ghter of Mr., and Mrs. Sam Dur
nin, .and William' Robert Mole,
eldest son of Mr: and Mirs. Ben
son Mole, Dungsuinon, in a double
ring ceremony at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Carter of Rip
ley. .
Given in marriage by her bro
ther,. Mr. Perry Durnin, the bride
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wore a waltz length mujti-tiered nylon net
with a fitted 'bodice of chantilly
lace with ^matching* bolero and
gloves. Her • fingertip veil .was
held by a halo of seed pearls and
she carried a bouquet of Amer
ican Beauty roses. . . . |
Miss Lois Mole/ sister of the
groom* was maid on honor,“wear
ing a gown of yellow net over
taffeta with matching bolero and
-gloves-and-carried-a-bouquet-of-
mauve .and white baby mums.
. Mr.- Donald Walden of Kincar
dine waso groomsman.
The bride’s mother was attired
in a navy dress with black acces-
bries and a corsage of pink roses.
The groom’s mother wore a navy
bengaline cord suit with red ac
cessories and corsage of red roses.
-777F0I lowi n gHbe^w-e dding—d irine’r-
for the immediate families which
was.served by Mrs; Ronald For-
; sr-H4:r^
am Collins, the bride donned .a
. powder blue- suit with navy trim
and ,a corsage of yellow foses.
-Thp couple will reside in Dun
gannon following a wedding trip’
to Fenloti Falls and Ottawa.
Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D...Hesson of
Stratford were Sunday visitors
with Misses Nettie and Rebina
Sproul.
Anniversary services were ob-
seryedonLSunday-at.the United__.
Church at 11 a m. and 8.00 p.m.
Rev. W. R. Lake, M.A., of Kin
cardine, was’ the guest speaker
at both services. He chose for his
address in the morning “The Per
sonal Challenge of Jesus to take .
his ■ Yoke”. Mr. Carl Stewart of
Dungannon sang a solo, “The
Heavens Resounding” and Mrs.
Howard Brown, Kincardine, "sang
‘‘Father in Heaven” and inothe
evening sang “The Hymns of the
old Church Choir” and. “Prayer
Perfect”. Rev. Lake in the even.-,
ing preached again in appealling
manner and'sincerity “Behold 1.
stand at the door an J, .knock’’.
OBITUARY
MRS. JOHN REID
Mrs. Alexandria Reid, 67, wife.
of. John Reid, died suddenly at
her home in Goderich on Friday
afternoon. Though quite active*
she. had been in failing "health
for some time. She was born in
Guelph, a daughter. of the late.
Alexander McLeod and his wife,
the late Elizabeth Kennedy Mr-'
Leod. 6wrhg to 'the death of her.
mother,-while she was an infan*.* •
she had_ma.de_her. home with In ?
grandmother at WhitechurcK. Al
ter her . marriage > she lived in
Dungannon
Mr., and .MrS. Jas. Gibson
Mrs. J; Farrish, Blyth, were ,
iters on Sunday With Mrs. J.
and
yis-
past ten years she; ha.?, been ■
resident,, of ..Goderich. ..She. was . • ?.
adherent of Knox* Presbyte; >. r‘
Church and the Baptist Chui•>h,.
Besides her husband, she i.< -
vived by bhe sister, Mrs. Chr<.-
ina .Nash of . Detroit , Fune-i d.
services Were held at. the Lodge
funeral home, Mohdayt Rev.
H.. Findlay, assisted by Rev, It
tr; -MacMillan, officiated. ;BuriaI
was in. Maitland cemetery!