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FURNITURE
Coupie Wili Make1n luctinow
The Marriage of Deanna Mari-
lyn Carlaw and Stuart $ell Reavie
was solernnixed on .Saturday, May
14, 1966, at Knot United Church,
Paisley. Rev,. Lorne Keays offic
iated.at the i'louble.ring ceremony.
Rennie Bell was the organist,
and accompaniedthe soloist
Mrs. Harvey. Bell. . r
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. ,Howard Carlaw •of Pais*
ley, and the ,groom Is the son, of .
Mr. Elymer Reavie and the late
Mrs. Reavie of Lucknow.
Given in marriage by her father.
the bride wore a floor length ►
sheath of white •semesta, lace
trim, bateau neckline', with•a •
floor. length train -from the should -.1.
erS. Her flower, .headdress held
a shoulder, length veil,. She .carr
led a bouquet of pink 'roses and , v
• •stephanotis,
The bride was attended by her
sisters. Miss Karen Carlaw of
Hamilton was maid 'of honour.
.Miss Mary Carlaw as bridesmaid,
and Miss cathy Carlaw as junior
bridesmaid. They wore matching
green floor length dresses of
:chiffon over taffeta, with white
trimand matching petal head
pieces„ They carded bouquets.
of pink carnations, white lace
mums and stephanotis,.
' . • Tom Helm of Luckf ow was
groomsman. The ushers,were
Gary : Ritchie of Guelph. and Rob-
ert Cottrill of Paisley, '
The. reception :was held in -Knox
'United Church Parlours. The
bride's mother received wearing
a ;blue linen ,sheath dress with . , '
jacket, navy, accessories and a
corsage of red roses. Assisting _
was the groom's sister,, Miss •:
Marion Reavie, wearing`a pink .•
shantung:suit with matching accr.
essories and corsage of red roses,,:
For the' wedding triptoo the
Thousand Islands and.NorttuEast
ern States; the'bride wore a'tur-
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quoise sheath with gardenia cor-
sage.' They wilt reside in Lucltnov+
Guests 'attended from Toronto,
Detroit, London, St,, Thomas,
Hamilton; Guelph, Sarnia, Sudbwr
Goderich., Lucknow and Chesiey.
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lorida Tornado`:
There was'a good attendance at
;:May meeting of the Lucknow •
nmen's Institute at.which the
embers had' a group picture taken
Donald Thompson.in their Instit-
boon..' Our. new president,Mrs.
nar Brooks, was in 'charge of the`
eeting and welcomed-snernbets
&visitors. The roll Coll ,was
swered.by•"name a w4aan of
ehoor and what she,is doingfat
e country". :
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The district annual is to be held
Ripley.on May .27thwith bits.'.
11. ,Thompson and •Miss. Willa •
iayson .as. delegates.
proved that 'Mrs.. Katharine
lae_Donald buy four :pictures.
�m the.Sentinel Office for ,ths. .
eed muir book., The area.'
eeti g is'to be held in ,Luckriow
ne 6th.:.Mrs...A A. J. Wilson `pre
led' for the program; the theme
lag 'Mother' : 'A singsong was
,joyed' with Mrs. J..: Emerson at.'.
New Canadian
the piano. .The motto, "Let us.
build for the future as our fore-
fathers built for. us", was very ably
prepared, by Miss Mary MacLeod,
and read by' Mrs. 3.; MacNaughton.
An enjoyable solo, ,"Wonderful
Mother of Mine" ,' was sung by..
•Miss Helen Thompson, 'accompan-
ied by Mrs'. Ross Cumming; Mrs.
Milts read. a poem, "My Mother's'
Image";. Mrs. Russ Robertson gave' .
{;a short review of the Federated,
News and Mrs. Omar Brooks gave
a 'splendid' report .on the officers
convention. held in Guelph. Mrs;•
George, Whitby was the winner of •
a muffin contest, with Mrs. Etta
Roberts and • Mrs: J, Durnin: 'as'
Judges. •
The .members, then ;enjoyed a
11 ovie shown by Art Breckles,that -
: he` had..taken of the damage done
bY,the tornado and Other places.
:of Interest `'in' Florida and scenes
around home,
Mn, Russ Robertson.thanked
ereckies and presented him , .
with a. gifts •
Followinga contest:, lunch was
.served by the' hostesses. .
anion 'Design
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OTTAWA .-..A former Ottawa
, retired chief:engraver. of the
al Canadian Mint, Thomas
gles, and a Toronto artist
..Dora, de Ped.ery Hunt, are
wihning designers in'the limit-
ompetition forthe Centennial'
anion, Canada's Centennial.
missioner• John Fisher announy
today, •
r, Shingles, who now lives in
oria, and Mrs, Hunt, will.eacla
ive $1,500 for their winning
gns: Mr,. Shingles for the
erse side of the Medalliion,
Mrs. Hunt for the reverse,
he Medallions, 'more than
0,000 of them, will'be dis-
ted to all Canadian. School--
dren:, grades one to 13, as 're
ders bf the Centennial Yeas,
its significance to Canada
to Canadians.
he Medallions will be minted
he Royal'Canadian .Mint, and
be rnade' of red brass ,metal,
lloy of ;Copper and zinc: They
be one and one-quarter inches
iameter or about. the size of
•
'a silver dollar,
Distribution of. the Medallions .•
will be .done through the co-oper a -
tion of provincial .departments.
of education, and,territorial gov-
ernments;- '
In the case of the latter,: many
districts in far north eastern. Canada
which cannot be ,reached by water.
within the`schedule• for•distribu-
tion of the Medallions will receive
the medallion's far•in advance of
other Canadian,centres, with ;air-
craft of the RCAF making drops of,
packages of medallions in.the
North late next autumn.. They
will be presented to the school•
children on June 1, .1967, in sim-
ultaneous'ceremonies with those
held elsewhere in Canada.a
Communities such as. those to
the northeast of:HUd'son Bay and
north of Fort Chtatchill along:She'
west• side 'of the i3ay, as well as.
such locations as Alert Bay and
Mould Bay on the Arctic islands
Will receive the' medallionsin
this way: '
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.:.Passes Six Weeks
After Husband
MRS. WILLIAM RITCHIE
Mrs. William Ritchie of Luck,
now passed away on Wednesday,
May 11th., 'in Wingham and Dist-.
rict. Hospital. She had been hos-
pitalizedone week due to'a heart.
condition,:
Mrs. 'Ritchie, who was '7 9 years
of age, was the former ..Ida. Mar-
tha Webster, 'daughter, ofLJanaes
and.. Grace Webster of Kinloss.
"She was born on March 22, 1887
'On..D,,ecember. 22,/19D9;• .,she
married .William. Ritchie of 'Ash-
field ,Township. They 'farmed in
Ashfield until retiring to.L;ucknow
about. five years ago. Mr, Ritchie
..passed away just six weeks ago:.
on <April. 2nd of this
Mrs'. Ritchie is survived .by 5
/,daughters and 2 sons,, Mrs. Felson
(Clara) Raynardof Lucknow,' Mrs.
Yvan (Jean) Papernick of Goderich;
Mrs, Robert (Elsie). Irvin of Dun-
gannon, Mrs., Jim (Violet) Smith
of Listowel. Mrs. Elmer (Daisy) •
.Wall of ' Teesw ater Eldon and
Harvey ' orAshfield, 20 :grand
children 17 great . grandchildren
one sister Mrs. Thomas (Clara)
Blake of,London. •
Besides. her- husband, she was
predeceased by 6 'sisters and 2
:. brothers, Mrs: John Savage (Graces
Mrs.: 'George Coleman (Millie),,
• Kate and 'Minnie Webster, Mrs.
Susan Pierson. Mrs. .Margaret
I Reed, Robert and James Webster.
•• The funeral + service was held.
on Frid'ay,.,.May .13th, from the
MacKenzie' Memorial Chapel,.
Luckn.ow , . with interment in
• 'Greenhill Cemetery, ,
' Rev. Howard Strapp officiated at
the service., . assisted by •Rev. Gord-
` on Kaiser. ,
Pallbearers were .Wesley Ritchie,
frank Ritchie,, Henry Gardner,,.
*Harold Austin, Ab Campbell,
Ernest Eckert.
en your sows t
s timeto listen.
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KINGSBRIDGE
Mrs. Art O'Connor of Pickering
and. Geraldine O'Connor, Toronto,
spent the weekend with relatives.
here.
Mrs,' ,Joe Lane, Seaforth,.• Mr';
. Ignatius Martin, Sarnia, spent
Sunday here and are visiting their
fathers' Andrew. Martin., who is
ill in Goderich Hospital.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Heindricks on the birth
of a son in G'oderich Hospital.
Mr: and Mrs'. Clarence Doherty
and"'family, spent the weekend at
their summer home.'
because they'll tell you the: best way
to get bigge` ,.strong litters
Well conditioned sows ^give you more live, healthy
,,pigs at farrowing time. Intests at Purina Research
Farm, we found . that an. extra 25 . lbs. of dry' sow
condition meant 1' extra pig per litter.•
.
Purina Sow, Chow nixed with your. own grain, helps
build body condition in sows and gilts so you 9et
• those extra 'profit-making pigs. For those important
, few days at farrowing: time, feed, Purina E$ & F Chow,
a cooling laxative ration designed;:
to 'help keep your sows healthy
and 'on feed, while the pigs •get.
off to a good start.
Try feeding your sows on the.
Purina Program. Let the results
show,you how it .pays off in
strong healthy Litters.
Drop in to see us today.
Gordon Johnstone
VOUI't PURINA DEALER
LUCKNOV PHONE 528-3719
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