The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-01-11, Page 7THURSDAY, JANUARY U, i95,i•
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WEDDING BELLS: 'SEAL. OBJECTIVE
LAIDLAW-MARTIN • NOT ). T REACHED'
Whitechurch United church' was �, As .•of Saturday of lash week
the, scene of a candlelight cele
mony on ,Saturday afternoon; .De-;
cember ;30th. at 4.30 p.m , uniting•
' in marriage,;. Charlotte ' L'otlise,.
daughter 'of' Mr. ' and Mrs. Charles'
F. Martin of East Wawanosh and.
Joseph Elroy Laidlaw7,-son of 1VIr.
and Mrs. James Laidlaw of West.'
Wawanosh..
iCandelabra, 'and a, floral +ar-
T rangement Of • ;roses,' carnations
.and chrysanthemums rnade•an,at-
•tractive` setting for this candle-
light, service,,. performed by Rev.
S'. E,., Hayward, ,minister of .the
church Anderson rank;.lVleQuilliri as;
°Jamieson,' Earl, ',McDonald, Fier-
bert Curran, John Morrison; '.1?Lar-.
old Thompson, S. F,Fn; Robe tson,'
Joseph , Whitlby,, W. J. Cooke,.
Isaac Cranston, A'llbert. Chin, '.�l
exander 11I ct od;_ les.• E. 'Walney.,
OBITUARY
MRS., JOHN,.NV„ ALTON
The death of ,Nix, John W. Al-
ton, age`,53 years, occurred at her
donations to .the Lucknow►T and : borne, in, London. on Wednesday:
District Christmas seal campaign of last.' week after, a lengthy ill-
amounted' to approximately $900; ness. - • r
which -,is, over -one' hundred dol- A native of. this' cammunity,
lars short of the.miriimuni obiect- , Mi s. A,itori was the former, • •Mary
we, Etta Jones. She had lived in Lon -
There
i every .reason, however, for ; abou . 24 . ears. and, was
to •l elieve, this amount will be ex- t 'Y
'ars-
as a .number of contri- a member 'of Colborne. St. JPnited';
hutcsr�s ',usually neglect or' • defer "Churel'i:.
making their donation , until Jan -She is .survived lby her bus,
uary, ' band,' a daughter, Mrs. William,
,'Another. list,...' of acknowledge-'..' (Ru'by) Rulton, London;' three,
meats follows: •• sons, Leonard 'and Wilmer,. Lon.
Arthur F. An- den, and, Elgin, Toronto; t�(ro bra
Philip Stewart, Art '
adrew, - Charles , McLean; GQrd°ori. .triers; WM. ' John' Jones,' Lucky
A d F J Lake; Sask:; and Samuel, . Toron4:
to; ; :four, 'sisters,, 'Mrs. ' John•
nie);: Ruttle, iingharri Mrs:' Susie
Lazenby„ .Mrs. Conrad` (Hughona)
.Brown, ;and Mrs; Les' "(Vera) Pur
ves, all 'of . London, and 5: grand,
apered peplum also children
with Spanish lace .rim. Her `own John Ackert,Noble Pierce;: David
trim. g The funeral . service was • held.
exiled gracefully in fa long train. :Moffat; Robert; M. Simpson, G`iif- on Friday 'at the' Bennet aril .PIn-
Y.
The bride, yen in mar lee Ketcha'baw, Wm. T. Henry, T. J.
r g ,
Ibby her father, wore a floor. length
• white, satin, gown, with, long.
sleeves and fitted bodice with
Spanish lace yoke and..seed pearl
The floor .:length veil of silk net
was embroidered in rose design
--arid 'was held in placeIpy a: cor,..
one of rhinestones and • seed
pearls ':,She•.ca'rriecr a bouquet bf
red Better Time roses.
The 'bride. .'was attended by her
,two sisters, MrS...Cameron, Sim-
mons of • London, as bridesmaid,`
was dressed in a floor length
gown of •pow.der blue .'taffeta 'with:
nylon; :yoke, ':carrying a'. nosegay"
of 'Ayellow •. chrysanthemunis .'and
pink loses, Mrs..Ezra Scholtz of
White'church,:•as, 1natron of honor
was • dressed rn a.'. floor length
:gown;of _dusky ..rose taffeta: with
.nylon yoke,.:carrying a nosegay of
orchidchrysanthemums and; yel-
' low` roses..Both attendants:. wore
' matchir d mittens. and floral head-
•.dress, •
The groom was attended by his
only brother, :Mr. ' Kenneth, Laid,
law of London. Wedding',music
•.was ;plaayed..by. Mrs.. Garnet '
ries. of Whitechurch. and Mr. Gar-
;net Fai',rier:'sang. before the ser
:vice, "When' Song is:;Sweet"; and
during thesigning: of the register
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"0' Perfect 'Leave"....,„:'
Tle• ' ushers *ere ' Mr F.zr. a'
.Scholtz, Mr: Cameron ,Simmons,
Mr.:. Ivan: ' Laidlaw, Mr.'Clayton.,
ford •:Congram, E. Pritchard, Mr.
and, avlrs, Charles • Chin, W. , For-
ster, Roderick
or-ster,Roderick Campbell, . Mrs.
Margaret Dudley Elmer E John=
ston, Cecil Johnston, Walter :Al-
ton, Cecil Welluvood, Miss ,Gladys
Ma.cD'onald, , Leonard MacDonald,
George Fisher, : Archie . Nicholson;
Holyrood Women's .Institute,'• Or=
w'ille Jones, D. R. Finlayson; S.
'C.. Ratli:well, Wni..MvGvll; Miss:
Eirirna McCluskey, W. J .Doug-,
Gertrude' Treleaven,
James 'Park, -Edward ar'd . McKenzie,
Lawrence. McLeod, Harold :Camp
bell; L• orne;Woods, Herb McQuil-.•.
lin,;' Myles,,Mcliiillan, .Mark. 'John
sten, . Elmer Alton; -Wm. Slim -
Son; Thomas Robb, ft.' 3 Goder
ich; Rev R. D., A Currie,' N. W.
Winterstein We ingtoh Header-,
son;.Edward Ga nt,..Rev. Gordon.
Baulel, Wm ,Fisher; 'Geo. Hiltz,
IN, W. Hagan, 'David ..F .under=.'
son, .. Mrs.. •Alien. Turner,. Fred
•JoY nston; Walter ..:MacKenzie;
:Eldon Miller,; Mrs 1Vlartha Clif-,
ton,. Henry:. MacKenzie, Eugene.
Conley, Harvey: Kilpatrick, John.
Ritchie;: Township .of.' West Wa- ,
°wanosh,,, .John;,' McInnes, W
Brbwn,' Kairshea CTulb, Eownship
of •Kinloss; . John' R Lane; ; Walter
Breckles; .Thomas Moffat, Mrs E.
•B•olt, William. •B01t; Archie Mac
IYityre, Earl• Hodgins; •.Alex Hack
ett, Brown Smyth, John M.:Aitch=
ison, `Wilfred' Farrish; Raymond;
Hamilton, . Gordon Lyons;`' Frank
MacLennan, ,Mrs Ater Gillies,'.
Scholtz.
A • wedding reception was. held Earl Durnin, Denzil Staffers, Col.-
combe Funeral Tome; conducted.
Ibk Rdyn. Dr. A..1%turray Stuart.
oe uaranteed
Trust Certi: cater'
1 SUFD'for any ;amount •• • :.. for a terxri..af
fiveyears-;.. guaranteed both as to'principal.
. and interest .:.'• `interest cheques, mailed to
reach holders on:,'dtie date,, or, at holder's
option, may be allowed to accumulate- at
compound interest. ,
An ideal inveiitmen 'for
,Executors • Individuals • Administrators.
Committees ' • •Corporations *. Trustees
Cemetery Boards !: Hospital Boards•
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THE:
:TER L 1• N G `TRUSTS'
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CO8PORATION
67; OCT Street;, 4OrOnto, 1
Interment was sin.. Mount Pleas- I Ernest •Blake, ,Roy,' Blake, Bert,,
ent Cemetesy...Pallbearerswere � Georeand :HarveyA.
%following ,the .ceremony. at the in •McDonald, George' 'payl'or, OL:
horde of the bride's parents. The to 'Petersen, Ira Dickie,'DenniS
mothers of. the bride 'and' groom. Hogan,' John Waddell,' Jas. Cul-: `
gowned in black wearing. red. bert;'V( A:' Humphrey, Rev;''Chas,;
rosecorsages, received the .guests.. Winn S Q:�S: C1ub, ..Miss Helen
Lager the happy` young couple: Harniuton • 'Thomas ,Hackett, Jr,,
f, t to' .T Robert Moore Neil•; •MacCallum.
points. For travelling, the bride.
Joynt, George W. Joynt, n.
-wore' .Kenneth cinnamon shado. 'wool:`Mowbray, `'Charles H: , Cadman,
le t by ariotor for
rip or- George Alton Misses, Har and
onto and other Western Ontario Ada Wooster Basi•
l Hoga J W.
dress: With' gold ' beaded . trim, top-
ped by a gray wool .gabardine:
coat, with silver': fox fur trim
Lloyd Moffat, James < Conley,.
1 -George Burgess; t rchie : Boni- ett
Alex Cainer on, :Lloyd` McDougall,
and -black : _accessories. ` Ori: theif Miss' Isobel McDonald; Jas.: Reid,
Harry Wall, Russe_laun
l•Gt How-
: return, thew will' reside White
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Alex Percy, Keith Blake, Harvey
Hodgins, Elrxier • Huff an, :.Jelin E.
:ard Blake, Mrs: Peter Watson,
MacDonald. Mrs.: „Eliabeth P.
esSkille
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eworkshops of the Royal Canadian' Electrical/
and Mechanical Engineers are expanding
rapidly— m step with the growth of the Canadian
Army Active Eorce., The men of" the R.CE.M:E.
are dokng their part to make Canada strong..-
There is an urgent need fOlcskilled tradesmen to
Man, the workshops of this vitally important'
_corps of` "soldier-tra:desmee. Skilled craftsmen
4ietequired to fill the poets of automotive'
-Mechanics, fitters, toolmakers, radar and sadio
technicians, instrunient makers" welders;
watchmakers, machinists and otherkey jObs,
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•RAISED, ALMOST .000,
' equipment' and camp•IlaCilities..•
ledged =bunted to $247:Q0. Other
'Miller 12.9o; tlos: wpsncy 12t00;
Phies to tine Scout .Association
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Herman phillios,,.Wm. Him:,
„ter _Russell' Ritchie Dr. ',M. 1:1.•
;VOCE 0,0 TEMPERANCE
that longer, gonSidered
'Polite, to • drink and. get ciruhk.
This hats :come about fbedausi.
the decrease in the alCoholic •con-
.. tent .of' beer and 'the increase in
, the eost of, hard Honor- It is‘not
matter of•arrow Puritanism but
Of decencY and COrnfnot) Sense
the "influence .,pf liquor 'is'
degrading. When will geed' taste_
Impose .its laark,.. 'ipeople;whose
conversation. and' conduct ;ireveal
the blight; of dilinking?, It )8 ',not
„polite to. be' maudlin: or 'neiSy
UPON GREY TOWNSHIP'S Clert
:rested „the .'dediSion as to'. who
would 'be reeve of the niunicipat-
_ford. RoWland were tied aftei'..a
reedunt, :41'0 Votes-' each.
Clerk" Fear ca,St.,his jaallot
for. Mr.' McNab: who 'pas been'
IiECEMBER WAS DULL,
SNOWY AND COLD .
0110 day'8 .sunshint in the whole.
month, Which was-.iibnohnally
dull. There waS a half (Jay 'of
sunShirie, ;the 29th, 'hut for thc;
.wore few, and' brief, • • .
spell of fairly cold -weather :Ph&
and hovered:near zero at .Chnist-,
December "•26th and for, a • 5 -day
}period from 'Christmas Day uh-
'There ,wbs 35 iriChe's of 'snow.
during the Month' and 1.74 ,inches
Bath the January, thaW ',wasn't
long in! starting. .NcW ',Yenr's Day
on; that cut
roadways to the, pavernerit, and
helped Wash the ,shoW and, ice
from hou etops, whore 'had,
If. you qualify as ,a tradesman, ,
there's a place for 'you in the R.C.E.M.E:
You can serve, now --- when Canada
"soldier -tradesman".
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elp
anada stron
NikDIA
' Be betvween i7 dna 40, yeciyi of
5:Volunteer Tor service artykkh.ere.
For sparkling entertainnient, listen ti) "The Voice of the Army" —Wednesday evenings` -r Dominion Networ