The Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-09-24, Page 29
Tl; Lmtriow SENTIN>' ., fi pcNoW ONTARIO
w ! E�SDAY0 SEPI. 41 19.53,
NEWLYWEDS TO.
LIVE IN ASHFIELD,
HACBETi' - GRAHAM'
Yellow gladioli and yellow and
bronze mums formed the setting.
' South Kinloss; • Presbyterian
Church on . Saturday, September
20th, for the marriage of Sara
Bell Graham, daughter. of' Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas ' Graham, to
fames Chester' Hackett, soh of
Mr. Clifford Hackett • and the
late Mrs, Hackett. Rev. R. T. A.
Marshall officiated, Miss Marg-
aret $gulch, Toronto, played the
wedding music,
Given in marriage by her lath.'
-ref, _the, bride wore ,a ballerina
.length gown:of of white 'pure silk
organza, accented/ with cascades
of re -embroidered Alexcon. ' lace
flowers at the neckline and waist.
A crown of seed pearls held her
shoulder length veil. She carried
a nurse's white Bible crested
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MEV
Y! , HURRY! CLOSING SOON!
Everyone wins in Red and White FREE
..,
giveaway contest. • Grand prize �— brand
new Oldsmobile. Free! 59c Tangee liquid:'`.
rouge, in a choice. of 5 shades. Everyone,
entering this contest receives a Tangee
liquid rouge free. Free entry forms at
Hall's Red ! and White .Store.
:Gold Seal- Fancy Sockeye .;Salmon
reg. 49c, halves . .; 2 for '.85c
Betty Crocker Layer Cakes Mixes
reg.' 35c, 2 for :63c ,.
Easififst Shortening, 5c off pack •'
,reg9
c lb., ...... 2 for'.45c,
' 2
Crisco Shortening, Ib. `'. .....' . 37c.
Aunt. Mary's Sliced Bread, full 24 oz. 18c
Red• dt Wile Tea Bags, 10c off pack59
CINDERELLA DOLL PRi
$20.00 Extra • Value for You!
Yes,you save $20 when you compare this
beatiful big Doll with ' others selling . at :$30.00
or more... You, must ; see it to believe . it -,: 'this,:
enchanting, unbreakable Cinderella 'Doll. Yours
for. only $9.98 during this special goodwill • offer, `
About 30" • tall, ; washable. saran rooted hair,
bending arms and legs. Wearing . the most eit-
quisite evening gown ever designed,
Extra ; A free ; Royal Coach with each dolL
streamers.
Miss . Gladys, 'Graham, London,
attended her ,sister as maid. of
honour, wearing a ballerina
length;' : gown of ice blue pure
silk organza, styled with a three -
tiered skirt •'and a matching silk
bolero, She wore a velvet 'ribbon
headdress and . carried a nosegay
of yellow Shasta mums.
Mr. Lorne Hackett, brother of
the groom,: was best man and Mr.
Warren Zinn vand Mr.. Evan Keith
were ushers:
For the reception held 'at• the.
FOES MIC8l1IOWITE
PASSES' :93rd BlITHDAlf
A former Lucknowite, Mrs.
Thomas Alton, .is now a 'patient
Parkwood ' Hospital, London,
She recently celebrated. her 93rd,
birthday. Mrs.. _ Alton is quite
bright and cheerful although un-.
able to walk. She . looks forward •
each week . to having The Sent
ihel read toher.
home ` of the bride's parents, the
b`ride's mother .received wearing•.`.
-lapis blue ticatina dress with sat-
in- trim and white • accessories.
.The 'bride donned a royal blue
,jersey- dress with ice orange ac-
cessories for. travelling to' the Ad-
irondacks, '.Mr. and Mrs. Hackett
will live on the. 10th Concession
of Ashfield. Township.
MRS, ' E. WATSON PASSES
_ .a' , ti ,•.
Marie7s� [liot.In+tii4'M+6R[obiHn&drda''.y,Sepre-
mber .8,
of Mrs. Elizabeth Watson, beloved
wife of Lionel Watson, . dear
mother of Mrs.., Don Gordos and
Joseph of ,Echo Bay, sister of. ..
Mrs. Wm. Irvin (Mable). of. Ash-.
field,,' Wesley Alton of London,
Earl : Alton:' of Echo Bay, 'George
and :Henry : Alton of •Sault: Ste
Marie. Interment was• in. Maple
Leaf . Cemete� y, Echo ' Bay..
Mr. and Mrs. William Irvin at-
tended the funeral and returning;' •
were accompanied , by Mr, and
Mrs.: Wesley Alton.
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r.;
sat
'PHONE . 26 - FREE DELIVERY
ROSS: CORNERS
On Monday evening Mr. and.
31rs;. ' Milford Wall accompanied
'Nil-. and Mrs. Ivan Pollock. of Rip,
ley • to Owen Sound ;`where , they
ing at Brown's.
I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Edgar
and Jimmy'.:Attwood visited 'at
Wraiths on Thursday afternoon•
Mr• Cecil :McNall motored , to.
Glen Meyer on Saturday. Mrs.
visited Mrs, Ed 'Collins .'(Ethel McNall accompanied him home
Wall' of this 'community) who is on Sunday. •
In the hoseital there.
e Miss Charlene Knight, Leaside
Mr ' and. Mrst James Waith and Murray . Aaner ; of Weston,
spent .Monday.:ev`etiing• with Mr.' spent Friday with ;Mr. and Mrs.
Joe' Gant. and Miss ,Mary Gant, James• Wraith.
:Bervie- Little `Charlie McNall returned,
home :Sand after,spending .ding some
lldrs:.Hugh Nicholson and'Har � a
:vey, `; Bervie spent Tuesday ` even- time with his grandparents, .Mr.
•
•
and Mrs. Robert McNall of Luck -
now.
Congratulations to Donnie; Wall
who celebrated hisbirthday on
Wednesday and had a.. party for
his boy.: friends .after' school. •
Frank 'Brown,' has returned'
.home from Wingham, hospital and
is , havingan enforced holiday duel
.;to 'olive 'ott• Food tele•. %1 11e, 5f'l`vice
;,Your te.lci hone' •depends 'upon a 1,1ast s •,stein of •
coinpic anti i�'otiderfiil quiptn.enit..But ;ilx t`e,
it 'tale $jilt lilac Sidra rritcharti . to make ;oo i
.`sere itti; passiblr.
SOOdra IS` one.ofourritaitvSepice. Re`.,resentatives
This girl, or sortie. other Iriendl`+ person like her, .
is In chargywy of ,we st r ser ce
This oteatts`. that 'iviiene r tou have. a seh•i.ce
i
a ' tt.l�e c s
r��test�r�ryiti call t11 with the. t . h;t
,iri±cxidl!� 'i iurt overso i like Sondra Pntci�ard
ho 'mill be la:d to li •ip oitz'
: . * i tht; many; little trill _ dolt
• 'Tli:ts assr`�ti is oit+c of t t
• ttato your tclepitouse scty ice: soeh a(l: cttitod v iters .
THE BELL HONE'":COMPANY 'OF CANAD
to a 'heart condition ,
,,Sunday, visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Whytock' were Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Stanley, • . Kii oss `. Mr.
and .Mrs. Ed Thompson, and Mar-
jorie and Mrs: Charlotte Thomson.
all of Holyrood.
Mrs: Morrison, .f Uxbridge
spent last : week: ' with Mrs. A.
Green and :boys. On Friday Ed
and Ross Green motored to Ux-
bridge ', accompanied ' by `Mrs. Mo-
rrison and spent the, week -end
^Mr•; and:Mrs, Alex :Whytock
spent an afternoon at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Slessor' of.
Bervie' and visited Mr. George
'Bannerman ,who is quite' ,poorly.
Mr .and Mrs. Frank Dobson, and
Billy of • Paisley spent .Sunday,
with Mrs 'A. Green and boys.
. Mr. • Fred fihot ipso t, who ' is
staying With Mr, and:, �Mi Frank
Thompson spent an . afternoon.
'withMr. "and Mrs: Alex Whytock
°KINTAIL LADIES HEAR TALK
ON HOME FREEZER' ` USE
4t1OICE SPRINGING :: HOLSTEIN HEIFERS
d g ehaven Farms, for
wall , be held at
•' B� g VICTOR BRIDGE and SONS
Kincardine: Township; 1 1 miles ° west of,, Bervie on No. 9.
Highway, then 1 % miles :.south on Ripley Road, or 4 :1:
$ utiles north of Ripley: 'Watch for sign
A1JRDAY, .. OCTOBER 4th
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Registered,' Accredited, Blood.. Tested, Vaccinated . and !
R.O.P. Tested
24 CHOICE HEIFERS to calve in October
7 CHOICE HEIFERS to calve m Nov., Dec., Jan,
Bruce Dickout on pedigrees
Donald' Blue and Dorne, McLelland, auctioneers.•
Lunch available
The.. September meeting of . the
Kintail Women's Institute was
held •at the home of the president,
Mrs, Jack Collinson. The meeting I -
opened . with the Institute Ode
and Mary Stewart Collect,•. The'
rollcall Was answered with a vit-
amin and tell- where • it: is found"
AO' warVottettilliellidt&V ---::
Fair Board. Mrs. Bert. Alton. gave
,an, illustrated. talk on frozen food.
She said :to use • the ,fteezer • 'by
.filling.; it With your' own home
grown ''fruit- and vegetables. ,and
Your own meat and •home baking,
`The largest freezer is not'too.,big
for '.a fatal' family. Put away,
everything from the early: aspar-
I.
agus. and rhubarb to cauliflower
and pie ptunpkin in .the fall. A
homefreezer, she I
f eere . I said too i
expensive to keep, for an orna=1
ment in: your 'home.• She dspla
y= I
ed, packaged in plastic .,.froz
en corn, peaces and apPlC
,al
so
frozen strawberry jani to illus.;
trate her talk. ,The 'meeting voted
to have the October meeting iti
the evening at the'h me of Strs:.
Wilfred k'a'rrish..All members are
atked to ' bring an article 'i'or an
auetiort sale. The meeting closed'
with. Tito Queen and Grace' after I
which 'lunch mu served.
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Two 1958 Pontiac :•Stratochief' Sedans, automatic
transmission,•fully equipped
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1958 Pontiac: Stratochief, standard transmission, -
fully
ransmission -fully'. equipped
• 2,795
$2,595.
1957 Pontiac.` Deluxe,Coaeh,. _automatic transmission,
fhy'.PPed •8 52,39
:'l957 Ford §Customline Sedan fulls• a uip
. 6 -colander p -r.. • • •
• 19o'i Pontiac Deluxe Sedan, automatic trans • mission, •
fully equl ped.
1951 Cher.' Station ' Wagon •
,1957• Chev. I eluxe Sedan,: automatic 52,395
• 1957 Chen; 'Standard, 'felly equipped $� 09
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•1954 ••Chew, Standard Sedan,. fully
1953 Chev,Belau Sedan
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�County's
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Clue Service Dealer
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Phone 111, Brussels