The Lucknow Sentinel, 1948-07-01, Page 2PAGE : TWQ
• THE. LUCI 01N ,SBINTINEL, LUCKNQW, • ONTARIO
IMonth Of Wedding Bells
BEST' :...ANDREW
Before an altar beautifully
t)ang • dwith- pink and' white
of honor in a. white. satin gown
.TAYLOR-BAR1t1�W ELL,..'
At the bride's home in Luck - with . matching headdress. She.
now on Saturday, June, 26th. at carried a basket of yellow•: roses.
p
cones arranged with ferns and: two' o'clock, Alice Anna; daughter . Miss Catherine • Darrah, niece of
arran .g,
tapers, :Zion; 'United. of ,Mrs.: G. I . Barkwell :of Luck- the bride, Was flower 'girl in, a
turning �e ., with'xnat-.
',Church formed a very pretty set -now and the' late Mr. Barkwell, gown of white organdy,
ting onaturda June 26th for was.united,in :marriage to George ching headdress and she also car -
S y,
reed a basket. of yellow roses.
Gordon Bailey .of Toronto, was..
best 'man. and Arnold, Glover and
Lovell McGuire "ushered.. The
wedding music 'was. played by
Mrs. •,Sandy Macehartes in a
white gamin with .corsage Qf. yei
lo* :roses. While the guests Were.
.arriving and during the • signing
of the ^-reg ister 'Mr. Lloyd Glover
sang. `gill through.the Years" and.
"Because". -
Following the .ceremony a re-
ception .was held at the''Knotty
`the marriage . of Ellen Good, only
?daughter of Mrs. Robert F..And-
Tew :arid the late Robert F. And-
grew, to Mr. Frederick Charles
Edward. Taylor, son cif Mr. and
Mrs. :Geprge::Taylor' of Lucknow.
Under an arch •.of fern and yel-
low roses, with yellow and ,white
Best, Jr., . son of Mr. .and Mrs. streamers, and banked with peon-
Frederick'C. Best of Toronto. The les, the ceremony was, performed'
•rev,. C. B. Woolley officiated at by, ,Rev. C. 1?I.• MacDonald,
�t'lae Marriage, at the'coliiclusion: of. The • bride; given in marriage
'which he ..P resented a -Bible to by: her ' brother, R. • Jr Barkwell
th 'young' couple on .behaalf' of waS,. gowned , in white ,Silk Jersey
• with veil..:catight by"'a. band of.
Zion United' Church.. , . � .. ,
'Entering the church "with her Orange • blossoms. She ;carried red:
uncle, Dr, Jahn D.M
• innon, the roses. Miss. Dorothy Gibson as.
, cK
fl len h own, ,bridesrnaid,.wore yellow`'silk jer-
gide wore a Dor gt g
'Of ' sli ,er satin. with : a drop sey. with veil and a band of yel- . Pine Inn, Kincardine. The bride's
PP '•
-.shoulder nylon'yoke. Folds o•
f lace
With, insets of ,pearls outlined the
:vote and her long sleeves came
to pints over - her. hands.,The
low , roses. 'She carried pink roses, mother wore pale blue crepg with
'Mr. 'Norman • Tay:lor;. was . his black accessories and: corsage'of
brother's• groomsman, pink' and white carnations,. .The
• edding music was played la mother .wore a printed
hooped skirt .Miss Marion Macpbnald'and Miss
hemline of the. full hoop k "Because". � crepe. dress with 'White .accessor-
'was caught. up ,in front 'land each, Mabel Anger sang .;•
ies and corsage of•.pink and white
' : in
sidesltrith• tiny' satin bows to 're A' buffet luncheon was carnations,`
charge of Mrs. -M,, Sproul; with ' '
veal.:dainty•lace ruffles;; Her finFor travelling 'the bride wore
' •ered' 'Misses Betty' and .-France,s. Harlin.-
gertip Ve l'was' a softly' gathered
t Ed B rk ell and Christine
on, Edna a we
.. cap effect with 'orange ..blossoms.
ou' uet of: Tabs- •MacLennan serving. • • „
'he carried, •a bouquet
wedding trip to : Toronto and
The 1maid• of. honor, .Miss :Helen
'Gammie,' was in aquamarine my-
' 'Ion with • a ruffled bertha collar
".and; full skirt..' She wore:; matching
• net mitts :and` shoulder length
an rAses, Mr. .a
nd Mrs 'Taylor left on '4a
m.
•
Hamilton, and on theirreturn.
will reside. on Wheeler St,, Luck
now.
•.1
•VEGHL-JOHNSTON
'veil. She . carried' a nosegay of • A p rett double. rin ceremon
.well,.pretty g Y
pink and' cream roses: The itinior ',Was solemnized at Bethel ;Pent -
hridesmiaid, :Miss Carol Gardner,- 'costal :Church Windsor .when
•
was in. an identically styled gown Ruth Jean, 'daughter of .Mr, and
of pink taffeta with :matching net Mrs: .Frank 'Johnston, Holyroo,d,
: , mitts and. veil: Her 'nosegay: was
'of pink:.and cream roses_
' Mr. ,Howiard• Best, brother:• of
was united .in.• marriage' to . Louis
Vegh,'son of Mr. and rs Frank•
• Vegh, •'' Windsor, ,wit
the' Rev, '•
an and the ' Wm : Fitch officiating.
the groom, was best m .. ]
obert -.Ste' hen- Mrs: Frank •Vegh,' Windsor, sis:-
...,ushers were 'Mr. R p •
Of Toronto and 1Vir, Edmund ter -in-law . ;of• the room,, was
sono , , ..�
'Gardner -Of .Windsor. Mrs Etta pianist. 'Miss Eleanor. 1VIcFarlan
nd'.as.'s
• McKinnon of Calumet; -Michigan, .of Lo on'Q .lbist • :Sang "A.
a
,unt of the bride, p • r'esid'ed at the Wedding Pr'ayer,'.', and "Together
.
rn,es •Litt e of Luck \With.: Jesus.
- ---aor an:;�.�Ja ..i
`'7 i • marriage her fath-
"Beoause" ' a violin Given n g by
riowplayed "Because", a. ,
f the er, the. .-bride", wore a gown of " �:
solo, during :the frig o • ,er'the pretty bride -yore an•: after, stones.; Her:. headpiece was a. tiara
`white slipper 'satin..: The bodice•
re'gister: P noon `:d-ress of sunrise coral :with cover'ed with' rhinestones.. 'She'
ll was designed ass uare neck-
Ti'e'• bride's.rnother wore '•,navy g q' :white flowered`krat' and she car viroretia fi:n'ertip'v,evl and carried
lineand thelongtapered sleeves g
p .
two- iece. dress with'•'. pink ruf-ried ,a cascado':bou uet of; white a cfllonial bon `uet' of white'roses;
. . � .• .:.:. d 'in •Dace.' Hers ' finger' q �� q
• ' fled a ' abort, ..her navy straw was were edge -
•-
a .black and white check suit with.
black accessories.: 'Following • the
honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. :Taylor
will reside ; in Toronto
TRELEAVEN—DISBROWE •
In a lovely` early • evening br;idsik'
at Yale • Presbyterian Church ` in
Elmira;' Thursday, `June 24th, Bar
bara•Ruth Disbrowe, daughter of Agnew, ;Robertson, Martin:' and
Mr. and -Mrs. Harold B,,Disbrowe• `Smith; Wm;'•McKay':was `treasur;
'of Elmira,. ,,b'ecame the ' bride of : er
Dr. Richard;B1air Treleaven, son.
of, Kirwan. Treleaven of 'Toronto"
rs
ariaariaaria:Hamilton, and the • 1ate' M ..
Treleaven•:' Rev. Lorne Mitchell
officiated at the . cere:rnony and
Miss ..Bertha. ,Christman played.
traditional :wedding rn'usic
Miss Marguerite Banbury..: of
Lpndon.: sang the. "Lord's. •Pray r"
and "I'11•. Walk. Beside .'You",: ac -
THURSDAY, JULY lst, 1948.
June
LOOKING BACKWARDS
THROUGH THE SENTINEL 'ILES•
Sixty,. Years • A'go. „
, A.. Denning of the.:LucknoW:
and • ' Holyrood• cheese .factories,
sold the season'smake to Andrew
Aitchison of: Listowel for export,
to the Old. •Country. • , •
. Donald Boyd,of Amberley..'sold'
.his sawmill to `Mr, Fisher of Kin-
cardine. .
Mrs. • F. 'Scott of Lanes went
•to. Micbigan. to•,attend•,thd'fun•eral
of :M rs.• James. Scott... "-
The, first a'nn'ual. assembly was
eld here» sponsored by' the Bald-
h.
head` Society. • Music was• supplied'
,by. Moioram's Italian string, band
of London, George Kerr' was floor
manager:
. ,D u g al d McMillan . returned
from Michigan „where he ' was.
his 'brother Archie who had.
'with .d•
suffered •a' bad' skull fracture in
a lumber woods . acc'ident, 'but was
recovering favorabl
y
ixon formerly •)4'a t S. of
"Kinlough,, w,as . appointed , •post-,.
,master ' at Ottervi,lre . in. • Oxford,
County.•
A patentwas applied 'for to;
incorporate' the P. 'a r a m o u n �t
Cheese and Butter» Manufacturing
Company 300' shares.:wero offer
•ed, at $10 each, 'with the ,factory
to' beon ,
built the southeast• c.or-
her ef.-John :'Martin's farm. The
dir:ecters• were Messrs;-:: Taylor,
'
, companied by 'Miss • Rita Pautler, Carter and . Bud . Miller.,
Spring assizes at Walkerton,
Mrs, Duncan Graham' died in `
jinloss in her .84th year,
' ;John• McLeod, age 44, died in
Brantford. The remains were in-
4
terred in 'South Kinloss Cemet- •
Mr, Charles Stuart,' Who died
at •Larigside- in his .87th year, was
interred in Tiffin's Cemetery..
ery,
3"vi!enty Years Ago
p y
Mr. Mel:. Reed, local Massey- ,
Harris agent; had orders' fo•d'a
total. of 295 farm Machines of all.
kinds. , '
At •U,S,S. No,.: 4 Ashfield- and
Huron,. Duncan MacRae• -was tea r.
ching , the following pupils: ,•
Finlayson.., :R: Finlayson,' M. Mc-
Kendrick, K. Ross, F McDonald,
Catherine 'Ma9Don•ald,' J.M',cRae,"'
L, McDonald,- I, - McKendrick, J.
Finlayson,; •F{.• -McKenzie, .. C. 1VI6-
Kendrick, S: Finlayson, °F. MC--
Donald, I. McDona.ld,` I. McKen-
-drick, M. McKenzie,', I. Itoss,-A:,,
Barkwellr' F. McKenzie, K;; Fin- •`
•layson,, K.,'McKendricky•-E,' Bark-
well, .K•. Ross
The marriage. was '
Iof :Rebecca, Campbell and . Roder
kick :McGregor;
David.. Johnston,'•, Con. 3,' Asti
field;: h'ad`•'his hands badly .•hurri
ed•when he fell upon' the.: stove;. •
It,,. was: 'believed rhe• ,suffered : a.
weak', spell.
Hugh.; ':Rucherfor d, 3 •�'c, li.':
, .
s:on of Mr, and'"Mgrs:' Wil lltttlrei'-
•' 'ford, was kicked by a. horse re- '
oily Years • Ago
.. A
•ceiving a'. cut .::on': the lor•c•°,t a.d:: •
Said. The n
L•,
' Se tinelc., •
The .Town •thdt;•requre'd: several.stitc,licti. . .
Council• ought' to look after the EdWiri Whitley, •• 13-yeai chid•
son of r:: and'Mrs:;'Victoi
yW1jit-
le .:Msuffered a fractured leg.-
..
'Webster, a. Silverwood crri.ploj'ee,.'
suffered,' similar mishap.
holes and 'rotten. boards on ,Ross;
St:: Somebody will break a. leg
Messrs.'T" • Watson':and :William'.
:Armstrong- were jurors at • the'
.cause"• were sung' by Rolene. Mc-
=London " ' -. Th • brides chose a wh to �satinw'
• Given in 'marriage by' her f ath'-' gow"n trimmed in•'lace '•With:,rhine
trimmed with a wide taffeta bow. tip veil fell ffom a• headdress of
braided safin. Slie' carried a ,bou
She ware a corsage of deep
red
quet ,hof: red roses. •
't eth 'eof the
ruses.. Mr B
s e ,' m.. r .Hyatt groom, wore a beige side draped ,Miss; 'Helen of xincar=
with figures•, of brown and dine, as maid of honor, chose a
gown, g pink , gownof., triple sheer,.• ;with•.
• white; with• high' neckline. :Her
shirred bodice andgathered skirt.
corsage 'was'.deep red ' .roses'
• - Miss ;Kat' leen Dibbley-of Coats=
Killarney roses' and stephanotis:-
, Der, only,' attendant,•, Miss 1Vlar-\
•
ion 'Frances. Nagebisen of Am-
herst -burg,' wore.a. dress of blue
Helen Cringle, of.Lincoin Park,
:her. cousin's •maid of-honor;::wore
'an orchid.•gown trimmed•in:;green
and fashioi'ied along colonial: lines.:
headdress of pink ' She wore :a � icture hat in. match-
silk eyelet :with • p..
„sweetheart roses and she `carried' . ing • shade; and carried 'yellow'
a :`cascade bouquet of 'Briarcliffe� -roses in` ,a colonial arrangement:
roses 'Attending the. groom was Lucille -Weaver, 'Lincoln. Park,.
. .Kat: leen . , . idesm
Arthur . Dodge of Hamilton, ;and the: br arid; wore a Bourn.s.mT.
,•• ; .: • A receptio'n ,for 60 guests •was worth an Miss Gertrude Wattyof
g
- - nor's n 'ale.
::Canadian •Le ion Hall Dr..'Peter; Piirdie., and Willis liar to. the; maid of •ho p
Jheld in�°the as bridesmaids,•'claose or , , . �, �`•
• 'n 'Lucknow following which Mr. Detroit, Uf= Treleaven of Hamilton,, ushered. green trimmed with orchid..Her
�, g chid and blue.gowns with bo
and Mrs.s,Jr.; Best, Jr.' 'left -on their
reddixg trip, the bride 'travelling
" ` in :.a light blue• Wool dressmaker
r.. •„ suit,, navy topper,, navy s�hoes'ana
b.ag •- ith'•-• white, sailor, 'navy
trimmed. • On their • return they.
Will .reside'. in Tor,•ont - .
• Oixt ,of -town:. guests were
fantskirts ''The three attendants'
wore matching' headdresses: and
carrted pink.carpations.. • ' •' '
Best •. man :•was, William Vegh;•
brother of the groom..` and 'ush'ers
were ':Julius Vegh • and Gordon
Greer, bo•th',o-f Windsor.
Following the, ceremony. a • re
After the ceremony, `a.reeep Picture .hat matched her .gown
:tion was held at the Ro. al-Hote and. she, car•ried,.falisman rases:in
y .� '
' R. a, colonial. bouquet, • '
Elmira. • The bride's mother, . re,
iv . • wearing a 'turquoise blue Victor ,Molinaro,' of ' River:
ce ed g
dress. with .white picture hat•. and Rouge; •'was the best'man, and.
'r"-- ''Harold. Weaver, -. of .'Liaricoln Park
a corsage of Briarclffe: `roses. ,,
h :.' her.
' waste, us
:For• travelling� the bride chose •
Dr a; three- iece suit of : midni 'ht"i
The bride's. mother wore; a'pi:nk
h g
. ce tion. was Held: After :a wed- _. ,su:mrner•. print with "a corsage• of
and Mrs. John. D, Mckinnon; Mrs. p • .. blue,. natural straw hat and mat
i dingtripto London,•and northern ching accessorieswhite anal pink carnations.: Mrs:
. � • g After a'.. wed- .White ,, : , ,
g, • - - Hinton s: blue 'dress •was. also •,ac
Weldon Nunn both: of Hi bland. ; the, bride and ; groom :will. .ding trip to Tiniagami,, .the. couple
, •Para 1Viichi 'an Misr- .Lyle Cal• points�•-
g ,N
:' . ' reside in Windsor.rFor. 'travelling 'will residecented' by corsage 'of pink and
bu'rni' Midland,. 'Mich., Mr. and :.. 1 in Oshawa.'
the :bride 'wore '..;white sheer•.' The bride as formerly on the` White carnations.
Mrs,'. ' Edxriund, -Gardner Robert w. r
dress with matchingaccessories ' • A . reception for. 200 gi ,ests fol-
C %,'• , : •'• . • ,and Donald, Windsor,, Miss. Rhoda, i physiotherapy staff of Victoria•
Hos ital and thegroom.is a;grad:lowed ' the cererriony. •
Robinson Miss Mary Olive Web arid'loganberry coat. p
uate of the.Medical School of .thea The ,newlyweds are now honey,
sten; Miss' `Beatrice .Parker; `Mr: CHAR '
• TAYLOR—IVI C
ra• -
• Bill, Weber, all of . Toronto and • University of Western .Ontario, g in Wisconsin, and upon
ac t boom
•
Mr` and .Mrs. Bruce Gammie anci ,Against a. background of• spring their return they will make .their.
POI\=KNtJE(ER
,The Lincoln Park First Metho=
dist Church was ',the scene of a
flowers banked 'around. 'all
ever-
Mildred of Arris.:home •in 'Lincoln Park. For going
i .
green arch ' n Olivet United away, the bride a rust col -
Chu ch, Ripley, Ontario,. at high ored suit and wore an • orchid,
noon , ori Saturday, June : 1.9th,
11'I'ARRUD IN•: ;LONDON
SMITH—REW
•
sol -
A very 'love y candle ight wedding„ •ser-
II
e nized '10 lib\. W. Ta lor., of lVlargaret ,lean,. youngest daugh- 'vine on Saturday•'eVenin f .lune'
m y Y te'r of Mr. and is, Donald Mac b,
Shaleespearo „Presbyterian church:, , ;i e sore the i�riae'of Lt'lace • 19th, when Lois Jean- Krueger,
Chun lj C
At Colborne St,;United''Chtir'ch
dirulh'tcr •`of Mr. and Mr's, Henry k r ,
o.n,Trida.y. evening, June 25, when i Ernest Taylor, 'son of . Mr, and , l'arsontigo, London, Ontario, on
OBIT,UARY...-
JOHN URIITIN
D
h: i.�,tct.'nf�
Fri -ends learned w t, g •
the death 'of `Mr: John Durnin
at his' home- Concession Y), «'est. ••
Wawanosh.,, ozl Frid:ay, June 25th.:.
ne had .observed. his••85th hi th
Sunda revii)iis: June:
y p
2'0th. •
allowed a brief',ill
dean'' followed
ness. and :his p'assing.: is' inaurncd'
ba large 'circle; of''fr vends �irid'
y•g
relatives.:;Mr.;.D:urnin was zl �nrrzr
he ions=t' ft.1ii-: •
ber:of •Disse 'Of •.t p
West. Wawa.no5h.''lit'
riles '• of, Wes
a•son of the. late William
•f:' 1892 he
In; March: lVfai'ch o
to: Miss Mai gar•et Ann Wood" "1i�)
•
predeceased himAh., •li)26`.Mu4;•ut •
P.
'ljis life ',�lras :spend cjlr hi 1 ;r'ni. ..
Concession -'9,• adjaccnt .tci
boyhood home::;
.. Frances. Kathleen,. ,ohly'daughter} ,.- , ; K•rucger, Lincoln• .•Park,•• :becan-icy !We•dnesday, June he . ; r- •
Mrs. .Ernest Taylor of .Te,rontor y, Ju c. 23r c1, the mar
:of' r. and M.rs'. Lawrence held,.` ' P . i• r. - the br:I•dxe of l-larold Wayne Pore; •aa a; •t.• .•
,. lieu. S. Cxi�ason offitiated.. rta c: w,.:s clutctly .snitmriircd e)f?
•Iii *marriage), fc. son •� c
to. Walter 'Henry, :eldest son of , . �lnd Mrs.. Frank Fi1nton, of Gar- r a , �, ,o r
„ _ I,h .her father, wo'''e a floor icnigth don. �rnrl Ma;,. �cr.�i, C �i5c meat e 7f
Mx a.Smith',
i , •, ,_ fl.elrl hint'cr,ln 'P'::ri:,' Offi -"icrtiri J a ' . , . ' '
Mr, and Mrs', Edw rel. Srnztli, l�Tr w, gown of white satin, herr full c. t ��Irr);Il,irri. 1teYv: 1)i`. 'Arhus :'11.
•, Dundee, ' the sr''i vice was the Rev, VIctor Gr.rhani'•. ofti ia.ted.
• lc n,<.;th Etrribroicict�ed vz.*11 'v�'as held
r 1
1•
• At't�eyr a trip •to Sault Ste Mario in' place :by 'a white' Satin halo
the: happy' �le will reside On a ,; l•., , ..: 'sweet -
theL py p ��tncl she cilrrattel'•a t�nslee,t r>f':S�rE.et
the gi•oo.'n's farm:, R: '1, Peters.- s.- heart 1 oscs. Mrs. J.I.I'rn ts• Slaterit
I
. far" • . t Si.S:C' 'r, f .the hi'idc '(11•'a' mi4,„
•. r ti
I..ueknc�w', was. untttd •�.., a €� � .e:''I'he 1�T•it,le, . given mriaaget' . )f •,• 1ul�crt 1 c,e,,; cit' Detroit., Mgr:,• AIlrr.ci .T:. 1tY•rnsrcir)'g of l:on-
1J. Votri •rk1cl,"pastor. ,
The church w4n decorated with:
,l;rr5, 'wtit• :peonies -and
"i LiveIr.lirc•:,.,,.
You ',Truly" i:nd-
• M:r°. and Mrs, ,r rmstran•g spent
'linin wedding trip ' at 13ayfie'ld
and C)tt_ v� c. They are residing .in
Lun,don, „
' 'lie t�.as a, val:iied p,ernbcr. ut'•
St. '.elers United 'i hurch.aind alti
ways took a•'.'ke:en'• tate. 4`s' • iit'
neighborhood, affairs, 1 -lis, \<<:s tf
stcrlir g character and - his chi. erg-
ful manner and• ri:flucl7cc for golid •
will be ssadly ('missed
•dh�
his sir)
` u vivo .
s r
He is.
family of 'five 'sons and orb 'c;:,icr- -
y,, urni.n: • of 1,•,�i lis .
ghter., Case D
Honry ' Durnin cif , l•1,)nrl '"'
I.iorne of West.' Wii�i 4+rt�,,4� nil
Robert' anct John and 1•b; ''-
hie Dtirnin at :ligrne. 1tv w •'I`) .
survived' by a •sister..N1i �• '�'
Phi11'ips, of 'St, Helirt7:' an
r,
"grandsan•sx J, •I`)., 17er)titi sr; < <
vin' Du'rnitt.,,
` They funeral; ,whicli W --' r
w s, held' ,)n •
Cl W,l
�tftc,nde .
„ r. i.i,,, l,'»ir
•Jaane 27th, the. s .,
:, 'e, 17('C': ;�1.. t'=.•
ducktrrd b.y the
ton of St.'* ,;iele�n.s. ln;, rti+' , .
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t,"i' iris` i.,:a' iu;
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.•e. Six rtc.l;i1Ew.t•v$, Al1..,i 1,x:1`
pl�lc by ,,,
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ilia. ltri 1 jJtrr�t'tin.
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