The Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-11-27, Page 8M'•
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THE LUC•KNOW
INEL, L' UCKNOW, ONTARIQ •
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WEDDING BELLS
Sydney Whitby, Lucknow, friend
_._ of the gide, and by Mr. Garnet:
MARSIIrPI]. L -.;.SOLOMON' Marshall, Watford, brother of the
In' a noon, ceremony on Satur- groom. '
day, November
8th • at London, The bridew.a street to length
'Rev,' C. Hussey 'united. in nnar�- suit of ba an black d w . check,
riage Beryle• Irene, youngest d'au. with black aecesSories and 'a cor-
gta°
liter cif: Mr�, and_ ]yrs: .A:ust�n sage o�� red American --Beauty
white mums.
Solomon, Luc'knov�r, and Alfred. roses and baby
wecidi dinner
NW , After a,•love y Wedding ... _n,g.
ar�,en, son of Mr. and Mrs., ' f . on.: heir:.
• Lawrence Marshall, Watford. -The:.-the• .happy .couple left. t_.
, couple were attended ..by Mrshoneyfnoon to Obits. east, .
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Here is your *bank manager. Serving you
is his job -and. 'be is as piroud` of serving
you well as you are proud of your
own work.
if . you need credit for business or per-
iona1 reasons :talk things over with him.
He. will respect ' your confidence. His
knowledge and experience, with the
whole organization of the bank behind
him, can provide ' for you a wealth of
informatiom on conditions in Canadaand
elsewhere too, if you need it.
You r bank 'manager is easy to•rneet'
and a good man to know!
THIS''.IE ONE IL;41‘1 iCE or
• how Caiiada's,3,200 branch banks flail
play fir part na i Y'..
life and work of s
DUNGANNON'.
Mrs". TMar%ga,re itzer
icing her. cousins,. 'Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Horton.
• Mr,; Harold Dickson, employed
at Listowel-`isitcd• . lois-•i=
rM axi Tom D,xckson over
the wee . -e k nd'
Mrs Godfrey Hall is indisposed `d
With pneurnonia' at the' home of
Mrs; W:- R. • Andrew, : but iS: int-
proving a little. We hope he will
be up and around . again for his
90th birthday.
Mr.. Wes Nivens arrived horne'
from " ane OVaet—o—clistriotTnear-
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'A.ylnier
A dance :reception was given in
the S;S. NQ,, .17 school of •West,
Wawanosh on Friday night with
a large' e.rowd• present' to„,, honor.
Mr.,, and Mrs Clarence .Aliin of
Colborne .Township the bride
was formerly ;� Adeline .Nivins,
daughter of ,Mr. •and Mrs. David
Nivins, 2nd' Com,' West- wawa-.
nosh, During the evening ;they,
were. presented with a' purse of
money..Music for dancing ` was
supplied' by Gordon'Anderson,
Jack • Errington, • Jack •Brody,.
Bruce Ryari;:and Harold $lack.
Mrs:. "J: "A rllough spentSWi
day with her 'daughter., Mrs. Will
Kelly Seaforth'
Mr. and .Mrs. Arthur Culbert;
Howard, Bill: and. Mrs., Earl' Sher -
Wood visited the' Royal Winter
air, Toronto, last Friday.:.
Mr, Alex Smith ably supplied
in the pulpit of the Dungannon
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mg and at the Crewe., an. or
Albert., appointments in the after-
noon. It was: annotnced that Rev.
M. C. G andier would .preach ,for
caIi at the services next .Sun -
THLJRS,�' NOV> lvIDER 7th, 1947.'
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E-1.141-repare L f -you ho
kes . On Fire
Get A H -I
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SENTINEL FIRE-EXTINGU1SHERS'
'and :play ,safe.--- -- they are ;automatic,
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An ounce of . prevention ,l8 .worth a pound of cure,
Do not allow the firedemon, to victunjze: you or..
your loved ones.- ,
Approved by. fire underwriters,
Manufactured and Sales Room in, the former •
Cumink Rather ,Shote
ASK FOR PRICES ON HALF DOZEN LOTS,.•
AR`r BRECKLES, 'Lucknow, Proprietor;
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OPENS FIRE.EXTINGUISHER .. .
-SHOP-ON, MIN -S. .U. m ,,.....
Art Breckles hastaken over the
fire' ' extinguisher; Manufacturing
business fernieillY. operated by:.
Syd Rouse, who has rejoined the
Air Force. Mr. Breckles' has.mov-:
ed into 'the ,former. Cunirrig Bar-
er Shp building; which he will
Visitors; with: Mrs .T.' Kiil;u 'r:
on Monday were .Mr. and Mrs.
Ber.t'..;Vincen. 'and!' son Howard;
ars Wife' of MaInock.
• The •November, rneeting of the
,United Church .W A., "was..held
onFriday afternoon Mrs George
(Ages, the. President, was in .the,
chair Mrs: • Wilbur .Brown• read,
the scripture •lesson. ' Mrs,, Will
•McC.onnell read a splendid. article
on "Uniting the . Nation"
.Stinger ',Played ;a prbcessional
march at the piano.: Mrs. R Moore
led, in prayer. Mrs. Eldon Culbert
acting. secretary, , read: the :rain
tes of :the October meeting and
bombs and as a;sales. room.
The
.bomb . is known' •as the
• `..Sentinpl Fire Extinguisher'' and
has proved very 'effective in
ping what would' have been 'major:
ponfle grations.
MET RV...MacDONALD
IN BRITISH ,'COLUBI$IA
Miss Eileen Hall who has.loeen •started work at. Lucknow' Indus-.
NEW.' INIFORMS . O1J
ORDER FpR HOCKEY CL11B
New'sweaters and socks for the
Intermediate hockey team
are
riow on 'order, and, should beon
hand when the : boys make their
initial ,appearance this ,;winter.
They color scheme is.; something.
'entirely' different locally '—.- green
trim_
A' canvas ;which. wasn de to
.raise funds. for •this,; purpose, has
already netted about $150,: with
'sortie- additional donations .expect
ed
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Platt Clo'sed Down
Ripley Woodworlers Plant at
'Kincardine has closed' drown,` with
future activities :uncertain... The
.first: of the week Charlie Cook.;
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'vi 't' for the past.'couple of tries • Lm
iited, .and- on Tuesdey,
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months in Trial; B.C;,had' a very;; Jinn Webster and Albert 1 rekett
unexpected but ple•asant Meeting• : of Kincardine j•oin•ed ' the ' local_.
recently..when'she "rani into" .Rev;' plant: The latter two employees:,
C's' IJ MacDonald: • as .:he' :was •are boarding at the bomeo.f Mrs.
emnerg'ing from First Presbyterian James Ritchl
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Church at Trial, B.` •
The Trial Times reported Rev. William Steele :Passes
-called the roll. Mrs .Everett Ery MacDonald's visit at some 'length, • The death of William Steele in
•t' a sed the his 75th_" year:, 'occurred in° Kin•
cardne4 :Hospital won ` Saturday:.
The• funeral service' was . contlu:ct•
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ed ;bY ,Rev., S. Gibson in St An-
• -Brew's Jn�ited' Chu-r-eh:,-liipl�Y� n'.!
Monday. with inTerment in: Rrpley. •
Cemetery
r!ngton read an Fertjcle "Christ -w and �n •his; address s r s_
World's greatest need was to re
capture .w
the .onder of the croSi.
'Man, m - has; made 'religion too corn-
onlace.`which' has resulted: -In-
a
esulted -na. , lowered , respect • for, sacred
things
mas"Customs in other Lances"
Mr: arid Mrs. Allan :Reed, ; Dun
gannon, and Mr., and Mrs. •W. J.
Coelitis of: Preston' 'were -visitors-
on' Saturday to the Royal Winter
Fair,_. Toronto •
Mr. 'and Mrs. Abner Morris
spent the ..week -end' with Iffeir,
son,..:Mr. ;`Ken Morris and Mrs
Morris at Benmiller.'
Mr: and '•Mrs, ` George Hodges'
and daughter Donna attended the.
• Ritchie-Quipp'. wedding on. 'Sat-
urday at „lViontcrief. The bride -is
Miss, Lorraine.;Qi.ppp;`a niece of,
Mrs. Hodges. and 'attended the
Dungannon Continuation' ,school.
• for.a;; year
E1 rIy Lady , Passes
Miss -Alice Ferguson, highly re-
spected resident of the 6th' Cori.
of West Wawariosh, passed away
ori Wednesday afternoon, Nov-»
ember'. 19th at her home after
about, a •week's 'illness„ She was
76;: ,years' o.'f age, a daughter of
the ` late James Ferguson. and'
Mary Woods FergusolI, who; came
from Ireland...Miss Ferguson . was
loved and' respected .by all. She
was of a quiet, `retiring' nature,•
devoted to her 'home.' She, atteri-:
ded the Dungannon
Church,of which she was a mem-
ber. ' She will be 'sadly missed, by
her brothers; Robert, ` John G.;
Albert arid Isaac, and: her sister.
Martha, . all at home. A private
funeral -service was held Friday.
affernobn at the familytzesidence.
Rev. W. J`. Rogers of Blyth, 'a
forrn.er pastor,had change of the
.service . interment was : itt Dun-
genitor' ceinetex• cr
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and John Finnigan.
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