The Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-08-27, Page 9•
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wEDNr.S� ____ t AUQUST 27, 1953.
'PIPED, FROM KIRK
,AFTER. •NUPTIALS
FINLa s SANE -
At BervieUnited, Church; deck
ed with white Shasta .chrysanthe-
mums; ' blue < delphinium, potted
ferns and wrought 'iron candle-
.abra,, the marriage Was 'solemniz-
edon .Saturday afternoon, July
26th; of . Betty'. Jean, daughter
Of Mr.. M a r y (MacKenzie)
Sheane of 3ervie: and • the late
Wilbert Sheane and. Dr: Ronald
Collins Finlay of Erin, son: •of.
1VIr: Tancl Ml's, ,Calvert-Fin•1•ay =of.
Kincardine, The'. groom's : uncle,
the, 'Rev Duncan MacTavish of
London officiated assisted by -the
minister of the churfih; the' • Rev.
GlMiss Marguerite Arnold was ac-
companist and the groom's eouS-
in, George Hendry, . sang . "The
Wedding. Prayeri' and "0
THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOV ;,, ONTAI I
PAgE .NINE
''".•'d�'r ,tet
Dr. and Mrs. Finlay Were piped
from th e church by Frank. Mac-
Kenzie to the strains • of "The
Road to the Isles'';
Given in, marriage Eby'her `bre
ther, ''Carle Sheane, the , .bride
wore a floor length r,gown 'of em-
bossed white ny1Qn , sheer over
taffeta, styled with fitted' bodice
and bouffant skirt .with' . a"slight
train. Appliqued ';hand -made ny
Ion florets enhanced the neckline
and brief sleeves: , A matching
headdress held her double Veil
of French . illusion ' and she car -
'tied a 'white Bible 'crested: with.
:red roseS, with ; streamers of
white • ribbon. and rosebuds,
Mrs. Donald MacKenzie:of Kin
cardine ; township was matron of
Honor 'and the bridesmaids were
Miss June' ,Finlay,` Sister; 'of the;
groom, .and ':Miss.; Elizabeth. 'Fin
1layson,'' cousin .: of the bride, _ from
London and Lucknow ,respective-
ly. 'They ' and the. organist ,wore
identical .'longer. ballerina gowns.
of embossed • nylon sheer over.
blue taffeta' • with - embroidered
nylon neckline and: 'full skirt,
• with • large back bo v of blue. taf
• feta. Their headdresses were . of:
blue delphinium and 'they . car-
ried:. baskets of white shasta'
chrysanithemums, b ue • delphin-
ium and ivy:
Dr. William Schafer of Kirkton
was groomsman • and the ushers
were Weir .Sheane .and. Carl. Fin-
lay.
inlay..
Mrs. Fred Hodgins, aunt of the
bride and .Mrs. Wilbert Hodgins,
of Bervie; jointly entertained 're1-
atives , and friends when 'a :show
'er 'of miscellaneous; gifts were
presented..:
A very enjoyable evening was
•spent at the. ;home' of. Mrs. ;Don
Don-
ald MacKenzie,
: Kincardine ; •twp.:
when former schoolmates and
friends presented',the'bride-elect.
Y
A community, shower' was held
in the :basement of .:Bervie Un'
ited 'church and theb
'ride re-
' ceived' Many ` beautiful' and . use
ful .gifts.
Mrs
Sheave entertained at :a
,.:trousseau ' 'tea. on : Wednesday,
July • 23rd: Mrs. D N. Lawrence'
of Flint, reat aunt of the bride,
.Miss Lelia ,Finlay; ' aunt of the
groom, Mrs': , Fred Hodgins, aunt
of 'the bride ''and Mrs. Elton Mc-
• Lelland poured: Mrs... Donald
MacKenzie, Miss Marguerite Arn-
old,, Miss Elizabeth Finlayson,
Mrs.. Harvey'' Harrison, Mrs. Paul
•Rennedy, Mrs. " WilliarifArnold,
1VIrs. K; L. --MacKenzie, - -Mrs ;Rvy
:•Finlayson, Mrs. Carle Sheane,
•Mrs. Wilbert Hodgins, Mrs. Jack
Pair and Mrs. ,Walter Daniel as-
sisted:'
Following 'the wedding rehears-
al the groom's parents; Mr: and
Mrs,• Calvert Finlay, ' entertained
the' bridal party and friends.
A reception followed in the
chtirch' parlour's; ' for which the
,bride's: mother,wore blue crystal
ette dress .on princess lines, with
'matching hat and'corsage of pink
roses, The .rooms mother was
lit blue 'shantung sheath dress
With matching hat and a. ,corsage
of pink roses,
For a wedding trip to Montreal'
,and ,Ne• Mirk 'State the 'bride
'Wore rosewood `and' black silk
enSem.ble with. matching access-'
tries • and a corsage of gardenias.
The ''bride is a graduate 'df
Stratford Teachers College and
groom of the < ntarioV'eter,
GORDON 'CAMERON
DIED : N WEST
(ST. HELENS NEWS)
The death of Mr, Gordon, Cam
eron occurred in a Calgary hos-
pita; `on'August :13th after ;a' few
months illness, A son .of the late
Mr. .. and Mrs. WM, Cameron,
Gordon was.. born, near St.'Helens
58 .Years ago and went to Alberta.
as 'a young man. He worked' on
a ranch near Bi;ndloss for .sorne.
years and in later years he mov-
ed to $laekie where. he was a..
buyer for -.thee Pool' Elevator. He
is survived,, :by his wife, the, for-
mer Annie Job; '-two .daughters,
Marjory, a"Tteacher iii'"Edfhb Odd
and Helen who is attending. the
University •Hospital at • Edmon,
ton anal one son: Jack in High
Schdo(Mrs.l�Charle tw�o sisters, Mary.
l
acAree)• of Mc-:
AuleyMan and., May .(Mrs. ,Jas.•
thers, John, of St, Helens and
Callum of 'Detroit; The funeral
was held in the High River Un-
ited 'Church with burial in ,Cal
'gary. Among those attending
were .former residents of. this
community, his sister,. Mrs. Mac
Aree,' Mr. Stuart Miller of Cal=
gary 'and Mr. John Webb' of High.
River.
Mrs.;Sandy McDonald of. Luck -
now ,is a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
John Cameron.':
',.Miss Alison Webb • has secured
'position in. the Department • of
Public Relations at, the OAC,
:Guelph,, commencing this week. '
• The,' regular" : meeting of.. the.
Women's ' Institute will :be. held
in .the: Community Hall on Thurs
day afternoon September 4th at.
'2.30:. Roll call, exchange of slips,
seeds or plants and a ` shower of
candy of cookies• for the Luck
now private Hospital;motto,. 'one
tree can make -a'million 'match-
es, but one match may destroy
a'million .trees,' by•'Mrs. Frank
McQuillan. Rev:. R.' . A. Marsh
all of Whitechurch will; be the
guest .speaker. ` Hostesses, • Mrs.
Harold Gaunt, Mrs. Chester
We are: g to report that Mr.
gladR �,�:
Joe. Stuart ;is home' after 'being
a ,patient in the Wingham arid'
District General Hospital.
•
Mrs. W. A. 'Humphrey has
been a patient- in the Wingham
Hospital for._ the..past few weeks.
reco We hope
p ov
'''fora `s speed c.
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Mary 'College : at Guelph....
They :will reside in Erin.
A 'number of ,pre=nuptial'• func-
tions were . held to honor' Betty
Jean..
In Hainilton,. ,the staff of Nor-
wood • Park S•choo1 had a . presen=
tation party. A. shower of''mis-
cellaneous. gifts: was presented.
when ,Mrs; •;Alex'•Robinson enter-
tained 'the womente, achers on
the staff.. The basketball • team
:held a wiener roast at Webster's
Falls and made a suitable. pre_
sentation.'•
Mrs. Donald MacKenzie,' .Ham-
ilton,aunt of the bride, opened
her home t� entertain relatives
and friends• who made presenta-
tions. A .pantry sh. fewer was giv-.
en by the Bowliri'g, Club- at, the
home of Mrs. Edith Archer, Ham-
ilton..
quickly and prod
mommemmemommemenompimmom
one simple,
convenient transaction
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immediate "cash
adjustment
no new payment
required
tab.
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of the
NK OF MONTREAL
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hi ;her investment-
return
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,ucknow''Branch:. 'MILTON RAtYNER,• Manager
W ORKIN't ' W:T11 CANADIANS
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1. FE'.S 'N,CE •t8 t7
Mrs. Allan Miller has also been
a patient in ' Winghani Hospital:'`
Jimmy Wilson of Exeter was
a visitor .with. his _cousin, Terry
Wilson; last week.,
There will "'be service in the'
United Church 'next Sunday with
Mr. Colin, Fingland of Wingham
as guest. speaker.
BORN -in Wingham and Ds-
' trict General Hospital on Friday,
August 22nd,', to. Flt. ,Lt . and Mrs.
Keith ,Black, a•. son. : • •
Mr. and •Mrs: Callum. Cameron
and Carol of Detroit were recent
visitors with' Mr. and Mrs. John
Cameron:. Carol remained. for' a
holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Douglas of
Mitchell, Mr. and. Mrs Cameron
Douglas and children of .Hamill
ton were visitors_during th . week.
e
with Mr. and. Mrs. John Cameron -
and Don..'
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ' lied.man 'of'
Orton 'and.;Mr.=George .Bryan of
Hillsburg were Sunday guests` of
Mr a.nd Mrs. E. W. Rice.
CULROSS '.CORNERS
On SundaY, Mr. and Mrs. Jas:
Wraith 'visited.' Mrs.' George Bell
:of Kincardine and "Mr. and • Mrs_.
Orville , Taylor; ''Kincardine : Twp.
The ,Women's 'Missonary meet-
ing. of the Ki plough Picesbyterian
church was held at the 'home of
Mrs. McPherson on; Wednesday
afternoon with a Iarge: attend=
ance:, '
Everyone 'welcomed • thea .rain.
the past week : but we are very
'sorry that during an electrical
storm Wednesday morning that
KINLOSS: NEWS y
Second, ,Fourth and Shah'
Mr. ,and -Mrs.. Wm. Townson,
Wanda, Calvert and Frankies ; left
Saturday for. Sudbury .', a f t' e r
spending the last ` three .. week.
with Mr. and Mrs. Ira :.Dickie
Mr. ' . Gordon Grant's barn fell.
prey to' flames. The •phone 'being
out of 'order didn't help matters
any.,
Misses 'Betty. ;Adrian .and Shir
ley Parker, third year members'
of the Garden Club, set up an
exhibit ' depicting their special
project; .at achievement day.; in
Walkerton.. : •
Miss Ellen' 'McBride 'has: re
t irned'% to, Port °Credit after visit-
ing with her' uncle„ Mr. • Frank
'Brown and' Mrs: Brown. arid Reg.
Mrs :Cecil McNall,. who is em-
ployed .'at. Glen Meyer;. spent', the
week -end . ather home here.
Billy Wall of Walkerton is vis-
iting with Bob- Wall,. •
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wraith were
guests at ;the Robertson-Stoko.
wedding on Saturday
Miss . Wendy ..Ireland of Tees
Water ''visited. with Miss Doris
'Wall'. •
Saturday' afternoon visitors
with Mrs..Morley; Wall were Mrs..
Sam " Cottrill.. of Toronto, Mrs.
Remelda,; Whitehead of Teeswat-.
er. and, . Mrs.Lloyd. Rile .. Con -
,Y Y,
cession • 10.
.innergSunda".. of Mr.
• � guestsY ..
and ,Mrs.. Alex Whytock were Mr.
and Mrs. Dryden Green; Marian
and John•.
Miss: Beverley Wall .is visiting
s g
Miss Karen ` Wall, •Walkerton:
and ' family
Several children from the Sec,
and and Fourth attended the Va;-• •
cation. Bible School in Lucknow • •
the past' two weeks.
Russ Middleton has. sold
farm to his neighbor, Mr.
Jell De.' Jong. .
. Connie and Heather MacKenzie
have been.. enjoying a • 'vacation
with their :grandparents in Exe-
ter. . •
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, .•MacIn
nesan d family have returned to
their home. in Manitoba. Malcolm
and Peter have . spent the sum''
mer assisting • their uncle, Allan
Graham. •
Mrs. Cliff':Roulston, Keith and
Kenneth spent a: few days •• last
week in . Toronto and 'visited with
Miss Irene Roulston and also with
Mr. Elliot. Purves' who .is a pati
ient' • in Toronto' General Hospi-
tal after. undergoing :two . major
back operations.
A TREMENDOUS' • SliCCESS
Among .the. many: Centennial
visitors whom we missed seeing, ,• <,
was' Charles A.. Sutherland of
Toronto, a •nephew of,. the late
•Wm. • Murdie: Charles writes:
"Saw you''out: in front . of the
Tow" n Hall hut by the time we
parked the car, could not. find
you in' the crowd. •The whole af-
fair seemed . a tremendous suc-
`cess and: we thoroughly. enjoyed'
ourselves even though 'our 'stay
was of short duration'.'
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