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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 91th, 1963
1417CIKNOW SiNTINELt 141-Te1li. oNTAigo
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These wonderful days of boyhood last such
„e short time. But while, your "son is growing up,
you can be helping him to face the future ».
with confidence through life insurance.
For example, you can assure hipi» an advanced
edbcation with one of Sun Life's educational
• policies; you can» guarantee his,future
• insurability with a Guaranteed' Insurability
• Benefit; you can lay the foundation for his futUre.
life insurance with 'a Junior Adjustable Policy
where, with no increase in premium; each
$1,000 of insurance increases to $5,000 at age 21..
Most important of all, you need an up-to-date•
program on »your » own life to assure your family
an adequate income in the event of your death.
WM. J. KINAHAN
RR. 2, Lucknowf
Phone Wingharn 357-1987
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA
Memories Short liVeatherwise
The Juntisually early and Sever6
••September frdits• are by no means
, a record. , •• •
Grreer, wilt.° has been .keep-
ing official 'weather 'records since
FehruarY lst,, 1933, went back
Over these records, and found that
in August of I934'there was dant=
aging frost. • • •
• "White :frost" Was •recorded :on
August 2lit and August 25th, with
• the tenuperature .drOpping to 33
degyeeS on ' 'Augitst 30th • T h. s
• "severe frost" » as the •• records'
Led restated in "btiCkwheat,
'melons: anidL • cucumbers badly
frozen?", Pastures Were poor but
• Cern itvas gOod, was also -noted.,
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It may be repelled that that krtras
the year »� f. the cold » weather.
whiCh • killed many apple trees
this district. ••
F,e1131-ttarY, 1934,» there -Were al
clays Of SubLzer.o, w.eather.ranging
from 1 to • 34 ;degrees •.
. • The. coldest day »was March; filth;,
during Which the mercury„ didn't
risel•above 16+ belowdad ; during.
the nig;ht, :•March• Othi, it 'Slipped
to 34 beloW for the lowest reading
ever, recorded since records Were/
first kept lOcally back., in. 10e7, • ,
. The odd weather continued .in
March, with six :nights" sulb-
zero +Weather. between Match Oth
and March 21?th, ranging front2 to
10 below. •'••
Ripley Young Lady
Wed •At Midlan
BEAUCHMP—DUNLOP
• Dorothy Mae DunloP,' daughter
of lMr. Clarence Dunlop
Ont., »nd the late ' Mrs. Dunlop,
;was married to Maurice Beau:-
hlantp, son of Mr» nd Mrs. Edgar'
BeauChamP,, of Lafontaine, in.
St, Paul';e; United Church Chap-
'• el, ;Midland, o•n, Saturday, Sept,. 21.
:Rev. W.' L. Morden •officiated.
Given . marriage by» her
tather,t the +bride wore a: floor -
length g•own Of White chantilly
lace» over bridal taffeta, with a
round » neck=line, trimmed with
lace' flowers and sequin.s.
Her well » was of nylon tulle,
catight to a, crown :of .seed pearls
and crystal d•rops. She 'carried a.
caseade» of red ;roses. •
The maid of honor, Anita Bou-
cher, and 'bridesmaid Dianne
Beauchamp, sister oif» 'the :grooin
were gowned alike in, cocktail -
length • dresses of gold:- brocade;
featuring 'fitted bodices and three-
quarter length •aleeveS. Their
headdresses were White flowers
with cirOular veils. »They carried;
Cascades of bronZe mums,
• The flower »girl, Linda Boucher,»
rieiCe of the ,groom, Wore a :mauve
lace over taffeta driess with tows
of ruffles in the, skirt. She carried
a nosegay Of White and 'yellow
baby munls. Brian Johnson, Pres-
ton, nephew d the bride Was ting
The t .inan wasEugene 'Dun-
lop, Riplley, e.nd. aVlatirice Gfgnac-
•Of Latfontain%e wasthetheuher.»
Before the ceremony, Marilyn
Finlayson sang "The »»'Wedding
Prayer" and .during the signing
of the regster, "Th.e Lord's Pray-.
»er."» She Tv*»»»oonipanid IbY
H. Heidmat»» art:the 'organ. •
Folldwing the wedding cere
rnony, a.receptibn was held at the
Od4» "Fellows Hall; Midland t• tor
4&»» guests: • • :».
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• Mrs„ ;Russell 1P:ender, sister ,of
the bride»» received Wearing a red
wooll-knit suit amt.:black lacceseer,.
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REMINDERS.,
statioit to take
to keep Insured
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If you change jobs, follow/carefully the instructiOcut
on the back of the Certificate of Payment, Form 104,
which your group is required to give you.
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,40 vvinni you reach your •
19th birth day you are no longer •
coVered by your parents' certificate. Regiater » separately
within thirty days' to keep insured. Forms are
available athospitals, banks and Commission .offices. -
IIP When you Mans)", the Family premium must be paid
to cover husband, wife and cligible dependants. Tell your
group OL »if You pay direct, tell the Commission.
ONTARIO HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION
2195 Yong. Street, Toronto 7, Ontari
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AlSo • ,treceivink, Mrs. Bean-»
citanip,' mother' :of of the groom,
wore »a royal blue brocade dress
With Coral accessoriee. • .
For »a » honeymoon to Niagara
Falls, the ;bride wore »a red double,
knit »d»ress» with 'White :and black
patent acceSsories, » and a leiorsage•
of red r»oses. »»»»»» • •
• The ;couple will live inMidiand,
»» Rev, and ilVirs, Kennedy of Blue -
vele were» recent dinner guests
with !Mr. • a1 » Mrs. Allister
Hughes.• •
iMembets of the itairshea
In-
sttute fall housecleaned» the Kair
shea Hill last week. The; 4-H
Homemaking . Clab held » » » two
meetings :there iasit» week
Monday after sehool and on 'Sat-
urday afternoon. » »»
..Thirty-tWo Kinloss Boy Scouts
with!leaders , Carrie Co'lwell,
Frank ICOlweil, Martin Benedict;
Donald Geddes and Ernest Ac-
kert , camped , at ' Dickies farm
Over the' weekend. ,With 4)&7
feet autumn weatherthe boys
had fun building jape bridges
'and»»oher ISCOut activities,
• Mr. land MrsR
. Gill •astin and •
tviro little -boys ofGeorgetown
were week-end:gueets »With, Mr.
»and Harold • StanleY. . •
• 11VIr. • arid Mrs. ton. Wallace of
•London spent the week -•end 'with
and 111,11rs. Steer,.
»Mr» Currie Co:1We)]. and Anne
were guests at a» trousseau tea
for »Mdss Inez »Hodgins Berv,te
on Saturday Her marriage
Lorne Forster of, Ltreknow ;takes'
place» nextSaturday'. •
•' Donald° 'Hatnilton • ;of the On-
tario Lands and • Forest »Dept,
spent aweek's, Vacation» with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gib'
liainilton returning •to Forestry
School • at Dorset on Sunday. »»
• Bill Buckton of Toronto lin-
ivethiity, ;and Sandy MacKenzie
and Allan »ilktfacDOugall o:f • Wes
tern ' Univer.sity London' Vent
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the week -end With their parents.
Mt.' Donald MatIntyre
daughters; Rosalie. and „Ardontia
returzied ;hOlme iSaturday, atter
sipencling several 'weeks »in 'Sok-
atchewan.,,,
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MONUMENTS
For »sound counsel and a fair price» »on E monument
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correctly designed » from qualitSr material,
SKELTON MEMORIALS
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'» Established Over Sixty» Years
Walkerton » » Phone 881-0234
Ontario
Twin Brother Was Best » Man
• COOKt—MILLER
'I3askets of white and, pink glad-
ioli ;formed the setting in Zion.
Evangelical » U.B, Church, Elm-
woOd, on Saturday, September 21,
1963, at 3» p.m, for the marriage
of Myrna Angela Miller of. Elm -
wooed and» Samttel Arthur Cooke
of R,R, 1 Chesley, son of»r.»»and
Mrs....William Cooke of Chesley
and formerly »of this community.
'Rev, Shatto officiated for
the • double -ring ceremony,. »and
Mrs. M. Geberclt of Hanover
played •F.4. wedding niusie.
Given in Marriage by her. cop. -
Sin, Mr. George Miskie; of Elm-
wood, the bride wore a floor—
i.cgth gown. cif white nylon 'or,
ganza over » faffeta;• featuring a
pearl 'and » sequin -trimmed fitted
tbodice •of Chantilly lace, with,
'lilypoint sleeves.
The ibouiffan.t skirt was' design-
ed with a sweeping overskirt »of
hantVtlitiped lace, With a panel of
scalloped lace, frontand back;
caught with » tiny bows:. Her
finger tip veil of tulle illusion,
embroidered, With pearls • • and
»ws» held in place•
with ,a tiara 4 crystals an'd seed
pearls, and shecarried ,a white
Bible crested» with red roses.
The _bridal »» attendants . Were:
migs Bernice Dirstein of.Elm-
wood, COusin attire bride,;:as 'maid
of honor; Mrs. Hoivard Meyers, of
Preston, sister of. 'the bride, and
Mrs. »Ha»rry Wilkins :of R.R. .1
Ohesley, • sister » of the» groom,' es
bride,sthaids,: and MISS Diane Mis-
kie »o»f» Elmwood, as junior 'brides-
maid : gus.and ElmWood. ,
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They 'wore sim.iler gowns of
Cotillion !blue shade, with •
shaPed »skirts and •matehing head-
dressed, and they carried cascades •
of white carnations.
Joanne Mole of Dungannon, a
cousin o the groom, rwas Rower
girl,:wearing a white .nylOn. dress, »
, with rows -•of lace around the , • •
skirt. She carried »a»» »tiny basket
•pink
Donald Wilkins of LR. '1 Chas-
ley, nephew %Of the groom, was
ring bearer. •.•
Mr. Bill C�oke was best Man
for his ttwin :brother; the. ushers
were.Mr. HeWand Meyers at pred-
ton • and )1V1r; Harry Wilkins' of
RR.1 »Ch»iey. » •
Mono:Wing the cerecnony, a wed-
ding dihner *as served -aft •the
Legion Hall, Chttley. » Reeeiving
the•guests was Mrs. George
kie, eousin »of .the Ity:earing °
a royal iblite woOlien sheath dress,. »
with black...-aCcessories.. She was
assisted: 'by Mrs. .William Cooke, '
mother of the groorn, 4Wear,ing a:-
greeri figured ,inatt jersey » en- »
sernble,» with lblack accessories:
For a Wedding trip to Northern
Ontario, the 'bride chose,a three-
Plec e: blicktand bluelsuit, with ac-
cessories to match, and corsage
of pink roses. . •
iJpon their • return, Mr:and
Mrs. Cooke will reside in Chesley.
Guests were present from Han-
over,. Preston, Dungannon*01.4:11t,
Forest, » Owen Sound, LticknOtw;
Ripley, •Dobbinton, Chealey;
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