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PAGE' TWO, •
THE' L'UCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCK.._NOW,, ONTARIO
ANNIVERSARY
1Supper.
In The *United Church.
• LUCKNO. W
M,.or,.day,0d4.7
tinderAuspices .'Women's
ociation ''
Su .per 6.00 ,•to 8.00•
CONCERT 'AFTER
by the _ •
ELMIRA CHOIR
t wets,' quartettes, . elocutionist
numbers, .etc, "
Admission $1.25.
*Nom iildren ,under, 10 years 50c
SEPTEMBER RAIN: k'R,EQIJEI T`:
BU1`' NOT EXCESSIVE
A west ..coastwoman wholost.
her voice two months has. re-
gained 'ed it. And she probably: said,
"Now, where was .1 . o .
u s.
BAKERY & GROCERY ... ,;
The Home of
Good, Wholesome
anit Quality faked
Goods
Taste
'1 . 'That's
•The " Will Tell,
Why We Say
"EVERY BITE A DELIGHT"
4c' 1 R�AD, 24 oz. loaf,:14c
Sliced, 1.5c '
: SPECIALIZE'' IN CAKES
GROCERY SPECIALS
• Friday and 'Saturday '
Marlene > oi' Blue::. -Bonnet
MARGARINE :1 ` lb . k g. 35c::
d' . 1st .Grade
Silyerwoo .. s
BUTTER, ab.. 60c`.
[Odium Canadian
CHEESE,:
48: oz.. Jar Sweet
MIXED ;:,PICKLES, 59c
.42c.
.Stokley's Fancy 'Quality :'
cream style:, CORN
,i5 oz:'tin .........:::15C; 2 for 29c.
One.. scarcely• heeds 'be remind-
ed that .September wasn't a very
r uent.
e
i't
f
pleasant 'm�o?�th, �w h frequent
,showers, andmany dull, 'damp
days,'
Total rainfall for ,the ,month
was .not, excessive but it was,. the
frequency with which: it fell.' that'
xniade. it so disagreeable: Official'.
figures give • 3,.90 -inches of rain
for the month. Fhat wasn't, as
:`much as fell in.l.2 hours on.July
9th,; when :3.96 inches:w•as-record-
fed in' half a day:
I3,i h'temperature n September
' 8 d' the. low,32 degrees.
was 82,. axi
'HOLDING' SERIESS . QF '; CLINICS•
:IN `ASHFIELD 'SCHOOLS;-
WEDDING •. BELLS
vviuuNS---COOK'
On. Sabi}rday,; October • 1st' at
2,00 p.m,. at B1al s United church,
Ashfield, .;was the ' 'scene. of a
rpretty, aniturrni wedding: The
Young-. couple who were united
in marriage by Rev; C. B. Wail -
ley ;were Mary Grace, elder dakir
Shier of Mr, and Mrs. Will Gook,
Con. b9,' Ashfield and, Harry Ern-
est,, eldest son' of Mr. and Mrs -
E. 'C.
rs..E..'C.Wilkins :of. La'nesville, .The`'
bride, given in marriage by her
father,' took her,` place by' ,a love-
ly� floral.,:.arrangem. ent of 'fern
gladioli . • .and , idahlia, and was
E .
charmingly attired with •a:•.f,loor-:,
length gCjwn; of whiter slipper- sat-
in, a full: length veil with ;orange
blo'ssoxn `.headdress,, long •ally.
point sleeves and sweetheart
,r:eckline.She • carried..a biible, a.
family, keepsake, covered with'
v'hite satin • with white streamers
and „stephanotis. • ' Miss Margaret'
'Cook, -sister 'of the bride, as mat,
• ron of •horror, wore a floor length
gown of ; jade,' green moire with.
matching. , veil and mittens.' and
". of mauive
carried .a, ,nosegay • ; ,.
mums. Miss ,:Dianna Carlaw, ;.of
Paisley,: nice of -the'.groom, swore
a. "long dress ' of ; yellow ,•: taffeta
nd carried . a` ibagket of :mauve
_Elsewhere .in this: issue:• is a. n
advertisement listing ''a series of
hmnunization clinics.' to. be held
in the_various . schools in Ash-
field Township. The` inoculations•:
for diphtheria, whooping.: cough
and `tetanus .:are given . in.. series.
of three 'treatments.; For '•place,
time'`, and dates : consult. th e.. ad-
vertisement.
. These .clinics are arranged ,by
'the Huron County Health!, Unit.
%RECEPTIO- N MUD!' FOR
LOHAI
C.SH • NEWLYWEDS
Friends ' from many. parts of
.the mei hboririg• townships at-
tended; receltwn in honor : of
newlyweds, Mr,: and Mrs...Gorden,
Ross ;oaf ,Lochalsh in thetownship
hallat Ripley: :
. , p,.,
:evening ways • spent iri
dancing:: with Mr: and Mrs. Ross
being presented:: with :b
a purse Y
Allan McLean and. Finlay Mae -
Donald. •.'Members of the T..uck-
now``Pi4pe Band were;�.on hand : to
serenade' .the `young couple.
ANSWLRED FIRST CALL:
• .Albert •Taylor, Con. 9,West
'W
awanos, narrowly . escaped
losing his barn when the.grain
chopper started a fire in, the'.
stable • of 'noon' on Wednesday.
The flannel" were shooting high
and had gained. a goodstart be.
fore Albert discovered the blaze.
A barrel'of water 'sitting,, !beside
the.' •chipper 'and supplied by '. a
'Pressure ,system gave " Albert a
good• chance to -Fight the outbreak
and he had it under control when
neighbors arrived.
LucuknoW T' Fire :Company • re -
a
anums. The . wedding 'music• :w'as.
playa -BY -Mr. Howard Blake. and
'tach.
soloist" was Mr.' ,Elmer Ung
Mr Warren Zmn of Ashfield was
best man .and+Mr., Charles. Wilk -
A:'Busy 'Night
One would . need to have been
on . '
three persdnsMonday night Monday
to sit through' all the meetin;s.
held that' evening. There., yeas' .a
Boy. Scout re -organizations Meet-
ing. at. 7,30, ,:a Fire ' Company
meeting at '8.00 and a meeting of
the 'Charriiber of -Commerce at
8.30: , The `latter meeting ;was
transferred to the' Legion Rooms,
because' of ` the Hogan-Sehefter.
reception iti • the "Town Hall : Oh
Yes,' and there was' !a rneeti•ng``of
the : Recreational Council: ;ececu-
tive and an:Indoor Softball meet -
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of -the : Lucknow::
Community
Bari uet " Bin• o and ��,ancinm
Onda'
$AN U.E`i*. at � 6.UU�
.iii. slid
Tickets available ' at 'Bank of ''Montreal or
;Thom son's .Grocery t P .
•
BINGO; ' DANCING
o at
' 8.30—No Door Admission 'for' Bingo'
rai Dancing to Music of .farrier,S Orchestra.
1:0.00 to. 1.007— Dance°Admission t0c:
Refreshment. Booth
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mummy, OCTOBER 6th, 1949.
ESTATE CLAIM
sponded . to the call' for ;help, forr'
the first` 'run"' with .the new:
truck althotiigh `' as yet.. no • de-
cision. had ` been reached r'eard'=
• reached
.o n tside -the
ang. ;taking the truck. .0
corporation
A . sidelight to the call ,was the
fact that Fireman -:Jim Henderson
rushed, to the Fire..pl.1iall. in.: their
half -ton truck; :Which was loaded
With 'bulding supplies for, gue3s
w!hn—Albert Taylor
Another. incident ,on the return
trip,:. saw Art. Breckles " escape ' in
jury u or ": .damage .when. his car
Went into: ,the .d}tch, ,when the.
steering : gear broke:'
•
:ins, brother of the groom: and ,Mr.
Carman aVIcQuilliri, .cousinof the
bride, were , ushers. After the,
ceremony', a wedding supper was..
served at the home of the.!bride's
are n ts., Mrs. Cook, the `'bride's
I? n.
mother, received, the guests,
wearing ice blue crepe :.and lace
2ndrsa •e' of 'ink carnations,
assisteda.00g Pink
.by, ..the groom's' mother,
Mrs. : Wilkins, who ..chose' wine
crepe ' and wore :. a corsage of
white chrysanthemums: ;T h e
waitresses :were Mrs:• Livingston
Menary, Miss Betty. Miller a n d
Miss Madeline Anderson. The
young: couple left . later, on •aHallowe en `memory. Mrs. Hall
honeys• Don . "to Sudbury and
other points, .the bride "wearing.
a green gabardine„ suit' 'with black
accessories.
OFF,TO. CHATN'AM. FOR
HOCKEY TRAINING
IS SETTLED .
Mips. Roy Bentley (nee :Luella .
aCreen), formerly of Lucknow, ac
cepted $1,;500 "and costs last;gweek
in lir'
London cl'a'
in e. una
the estate.'of her grandmother;-
Mrs. Clara Green:. The settlement
wasannounc at Supreme Court
as the hearing was .about tore-
sume.. for the•'•second day. 'The'
settlement was for • about, one
third of the estate1VIrs, Bentley ",
had d »R ,, W: D. is, .C,,
an executsueor, of `her'. granLevrdxrothKer's
estate. Mrs. ' Bentley ).}ow resides.
in -Groderich,
Mrs. Bentley clan "ie'd "all 'the^
f:eal estate, property and chattels
owned •;or held • by Mrs. Creen 'at
tnne of her :death, q', in the '
alternative # the proceeds' from;
their sale",or "$1.5,000 llama ` es
Under the woman's will; ,drawn
.by: alawy er. in Ohio shortly ,be-;
'fore her death; all' the assets:
were to.,, go to two daughters; Mrs.
,Sophronio .Wilson and Mrs, Alice'
Fisher, 'aunts, of the plaintiff.
Orphaned. in , early . childhood,.
•Mrs. Bentley : lived with -her'
grandmother from, then until her ' s'
marriage: in .1943 •She •stated she
,helped " Mrs. • Green. ' operate ai•
'hotel, in Lucknow,'. and 4 always
understood 'that, upon the' death
-of .her grandmother, she `.would .'
get: her entire °estate.
Evidence given by; the plaintiff.
and her witnesses w•as�all to this
George Chin.'. left :on Saturday
for. 'Chathaan •for 'a try. but with
the 'Chathain;.entry in.. the .Mich-
an=Ontario Senior'. Hockey Lea-,
gue Chatham also :has'. a Junior,
"1n3'>.entry for :whit eorge
would• 'be', eligible. if :he. doesn't
make 'the Senior squad..
If he remains Chatham he•
plans to brush:, up on" " .a' `c• uple
of subjects, ''which' he lacks for
senior.:rriatrictilation stand
''Mrs p,,.
Cree' she said,. was op-,. •'
posed to, her'. marriage 'to 'Roy
Bentley.
r
Mrs.. Bentley .eoinplained that
while'
she worked at:the hotel, iiia -,
h G Lucknow she had' very little.
spending money. 'l is was .torne.:,
Deft by a friend,. Mrs.,,Evelyn Hus-
sey of Goderich, • former Lucknow
beauty. shop operator, who said
"babe" (Mrs: Bentley) always
.asked :her grandnuotler before go-
ing anywhere, and ."seldom had' •
money 'for s,hows or -ice cream or
anything" ,
Group IIX -of W A:
The Jones -Hunter Group of the
W.A. met on Monday. with 22
nici<nlbers ' and five , visitors to at-
tendance.
t
ten. dance. Mrs. ` Jones presided
The roll call was . 'answered 'by ; a'
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• MacLENNAN=.TOIHNSTON •
A; pretty autumn wedding was.
solemnized 'at Ashfield Presby
terian Church'Saturday, October
lst.at 4:00 p m..',Wh.en Helen Sara;
elder 'daughter of Mr and Mrs'
Wm. J. Johnston, was united .in•
m'arriage' ,:to Stuart' .Boyd, 'elder
son of.'tlie .late Mr and Mrs: K.
.D.:•MacLennan, 'Ashfield. Rev: W.
O. Rhoad performed the cere-
■'' mony before • an altar -of 'autuhmn
. flowers and lighted 'tapers. 'Wed
etding, music was pla1ed ;by Miss:
■ ' Barbara MacLennan. The soloist,
i' • • miss Marietta' Stingel, sang "Be
,: cause and "I'll,Walk:'Beside You",
" Given in marriage by her .father,
■ the (bride wore a gown 'of blush
pink satin, fashioned with• nylon
■' net yoke. -The full •skirt falling in
■ . graceful folds, extended into a
."i slight train . He long .embroid
ered veil was : held, in . place; by
--or a seed Pearl headdress. • She
■ wore :a', triple: -Strand of pearls,
gift of • the " groom and carried
■ a -white. bible ,with 'arrangement
of yellow baby chrysantherntins3
■. , Her attendants were .Miss Alina
Jean Johnston, sister" of the bride.
i as .nriaid of : honor,,,who wore ius-,
■ chia taffeta and carried a .bout..
■
quet of assorted :minas,' The
• 1bridesrnaid, Miss: Sally .MDon-
■• •aid,. 'wore 'a ggown of; yelloacw 'taf
• feta • and carried" a 'bouquet of
assorted mums." Little Dianna
■ Farri'sh, cousin of the bride, :as
r flower girl, were •winter green
■ taffeta aiid ' carried, 'a ba'skAt
u of yellow baby mums. Mr. Bayne
• ' MacLennan;', brother • of the •.
MI groom .was best roan. The ushers
.were 'Jack: Johnstbn,,.brother• of'
the bride ,,alto Mr, Dave IVMDon-'
■ a1d. Following the cereinony,:.65
guests were served a 'wedding
g
■ ' dinner at Knotty kine'' Inn, Kin-
! Cardiae: The bride's 'mother wore
read the;'scripture reading ••Mrs.
•Minnf ord led in. ' prayer: Mrs
Hoag gave a reading which ' was
followed by • a: ' pleasing solo by
Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Phillip . Mar:Mil=,
lan': gave; a' readir g: Plans were
..discussed for the' fowl supper.
Hymn :497 was 'Sung and the raiz.
ah. benediction ronounced. This,
P 'P.
was.: followed ,by a : social .half
hour.
VETS MEDAL FORMS':;
AVAILABLE: LOCALLY:
Veterans eligible for stars and
medals; of. World: War II are: ad-
'vised t�'' obtain application fonans•
for, same which are .now avail
able at the Legion` Hall .or at;the
post office' in *Lucknow.; Unless
these forms are • filled. out . and
forwarded „there is the -:possibil-
i�ty that 'veterans will not receive.
their awards owing to change of'
'addresses since enlistment, These
new addresses- might Abe unknown.
to the Departnifit of •Veterans'
Affairs. The form to•�be filled out
is aLLbrief- end --simple one< -arid -all
'veterans are urged to attend to.
flvis'.matter
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• GUIDE .NEWS
...The Guides met Tor the second
:.' a ori. in the
week'of•, the new'..s as.
Hall. The:new. Company,
Legion • I� p
has twerit :Guides: Any, girls be
tween the' ages of 11 and; 16 will
:be. very welcome.
The ,business was discussed and :.,•
it was 'decided to 'send •-,a 'parcel
to; Germany' Service stars..were `
'given' out and new Patrol Lead-
ers and Seconders :were: chosen.
A° si'` so ` , musical '.games :and :
.taps, closed the 'Meeting.
Moving This Week
Mr.' and, i1irs H. J. Lindsay"
are moving /to .Clinton, this week:
ati d "Mrs. Jack' 'MaeMillan
have bought their home here, and.
,willmove in at 'once.
Keady •Bests Clinton
'Keady. . won: the W.O,A A•, ' In 1
termedlate.''"B" softball, seriifinal
series from; Clinton Radar School
three, ,games to one. beady' cop-
ped the deciding game,.by a 5' to
3' score. 'Clinton ousted. LucknoW
'fir 'the ,group: title,•
a navy needlepoint dress with
navy ,ac:cessor.ies, Mink fur . and
'corsage of ted roses,. The ,groom's;.
aunt assisted , •in receiving and
chose navy crepe- with navy ac-
cessories and corsage of ---ink'
aP .4?
roses.; Later the young,' couple
left • for • Detroit, Chicago, and
other'points., Thebride, travelling„
wore ,a suit if grey check with
black and red adcessqries, ' On
th.'eir return they will reside ',on
thegreet s farm ';in. Ashfield.
Guests were, p'r'esent from, Detroit,
'Barrie 'and" London.
Students'
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WEDDING 'BELLS,,
•. RIVETT–THIGH
The marriage of Arnold Rivett,,
son ' of 'Mr: and 'Mrs, 'George Riv- R,
eft" • Dun annon, and:•' Audrey •
Marreldest daughter of vt' and
s.
Mrs.' . Wilbert �, Thom, Colborne:
township, • took' place . at the ,Cor,. .
• ch ` iryns'e. 'on
inth .United 'Ghttir
Friday, September ' 23,: Rev. Mr.
Gout officiatir g Mrs, Eugene
g
Thompson ofCorinth, sister of
the groom', . Was bridesimid, and
,Ernest Cowell, o f Thor•idtle, was
bestman,an, After a altor•t honey
moor the "'ming. couple will re•
side -at Corinth: •