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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-03-24, Page 2CURRIE’S CORNERS r Children #re a great comfort i n yb^ you to reach it faster. THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LAJCKNOW, QNTAfilQ / A former resident of Cori. 6, i Linton, Bay City, Mich. 3.40 3.40 1.95 met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dore on Monday evening of last week with a good' attend- “1847 ROGERS BROS. PATTERN REVIVAL" .7/ $ .95 .95 1.95 1.95 .1.95 ORDERS MUST BE PLACED by “April 17 th / for Fall Delivery. 1.95 ■ 1.9’ 1.9: v <5 ' X.95 3.75 . 3.75 ' Offered for the first time in sijver- plate history! Decide' now what essential pieces you need and - always wanted to .make your service complete for gracious' entertaining., Order them today, WHY BE "SILVER SHY" . COMPLETE YOUR SERVICE NOW! AHNIVERSART 1922 - ARGOSY-1926 SILH0UETTE’-1929 ' 'MARQUISE-1932 , LOVELACE? 1936 These fine old patterns dvailable again! ORDER NbW FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY ITEM EACH .SPOONS Teaspoons,. . ..... Coffee Spoons ..... Dessertspoons . . . . Soup Spoons, round bowl Iced Drink Spoons . . KNIVES Dinner Knife, regular , Dinner .Knife, viande . . Butter .Spreaders. . .. . FORKS Dinner Forks, regular.... . Dinner. Forks, viande. . Salad Forks . . . . . , Oyster Forks . . . SERVING PIECES Table Spoon . . Cold Meat.Fork .. Gravy ladle ... CONVENIENT TERMS x / •• \ WM. A. SCHMID Jeweller — Phone 167-w PURPLE GROVE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Currie and.Brenda—visited-atthehomeoflance.ThesubjeetfordiscusSipn Mr. and Mrs. Miles Armstrong, of Bervie on Sunday. . Mrs. Helen Swan and Rosalind and Norval Stanley visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stan­ ley'of Clarks. Miss Nancy Shantz spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Bur­ ton Collins. J Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCosh, Mary and Dickie and Mrs. Col­ well spent Sunday at "the home of Mr. and Mrs. Currie Colwell, Lucknow. > ' Mr. Tom:/ Gordon ._ has been working at Mr. Frank. Crirrie’s. The Purple Grove Farm Forum was “From under the Earth” with the question do you., think that our mineral resources including oil, are being used in the best interests of all Canadians; The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Cqllihs. ; A euchre party and dance was held in the Orange Hall* Kin- lough, on Friday evening with a good attendance. The high prize for the ladies went to Mrs. Geo. Kalden'by; high gents, Cecil Dore. Consolation prizes were given to Miss Sandra Percy •’ and Donald I McFarlane. 4- I 4 r. ■ H Ifta* ■ ................................................. • ■ • WEDDINGBELLS HACKETT-rPHILLIPSON At Ashfield United Church Parsonage ait 2.00 o’olock on Sat- urday, Mareh 20 th, Margaret Alice Phillipson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Phillipson of PaL merston, became the bride of AL lari Edwin Hackett, son pf Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hackett of Lpcknow. Rev. J. R. Dickinson , performed the ceremony. ' ’ The bride was lovely in a waltz length gpwn of. chantilly ltTOe" over ^tin“fashioned^“¥it4L:g~ strapless bodice and ■ bouffant ^M~Withr~ihse"rV—Of—raceordian- pleated nylon at centre front. A dainty lace, jacket with long sleeves ending in a point over fhe hand added a lovely finish to the bridal gown, with which was' worn an imported embroid­ ered tulle veil and a pearl and rhinestone tierra. Her .flowers were red sweetheart roses. Miss Glenys Reid of. Weston, was bridesmaid and wore a bal­ lerina length gown of powder blue nylon het over satin, fash­ ioned’ with a strapless bodice trimmed with rhinestones. Her ensemble was complete with mat­ ching jacket, mittens and head­ dress .and she carried a. bouquet of buff roses, . ‘ . Mr. Donald Hackett was his. brother’s groorhsman. A1 reception followed in the Lucknow United. Church/Fellow­ ship Room with the bride’s moth­ er receiving’in a brown beaded suit with corsage of yellow tea roses. She was assisted by the groom’s mother who wore , a blue suit and corsage of pink carn­ ations. Guests were present from London, Palmerston, Weston, Kit­ chener and Wingham. For a wedding trip to northern points, __the_.bride donned a pow­ der blue beaded suit with navy and white accessories and a cor­ sage of pink roses. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Hackett will- reside in Lucknow. I REDEDICATION SERVICE >AT OLIVET QN SUNDAY A rededication service will-be held at Olivet United Church .on Sunday, afternoon to .mark the completion of an extensive PTQ- gram of repairing, and redecor­ ating pf the church, , Members of the congregation have been busy , in recent weeks • assisting' with the wprk, and in putting on the final, touches fPi Sunday’s service, which will be a red letter occasion. Guest Speakerbe^Revv;;4¥T-rR^--I^kfe, of Kincardine..1 _,• ^^V~luiTCh“COimt.er™at-Bob--BarK± well’s sale ‘proved profitable and was One of the projects* staged by the ladies of the congregation ds a means of raising funds to assist in defraying the expanses of the renovation, uyVARDLEY for the secret and reckless heart 1 hi 1 OBITUARY JOHN MOWBRAY John Mowbray^ 89, a resident of the Whitechurch district for half a century, died in Wingham Hospital. The funeral service was conducted by Rev. R. D. A. Cur­ rie of Whitechurch with inter­ ment in Wingham Cemetery. ; Miss Anna Roblb, nurse-in-train- ihg at London has been holiday­ ing for a couple of weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Robb. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnston and" John and Donald Rae Scott visited Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. JOhn Blake in Wingham. . Lloyd Gollin .is visiting- wth his sister, Mrs. Harvey Taylor in Wingham. . Visitors with Mr. 8z Mrs. Robt. Scott during the week were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell & Mr. and Mrs. Alex McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Courtney and Garry visited Sunday with Mr. Frank Austin. "Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fowler of Goderich visited with Mr. and Mrs. Dynes Campbell. ‘ An unusual and .. lasting essence. Rich as perfume, ’’. fresh as toilet water, $3.50 and $6.50 Culross, he Mater moved to the Whitechurch, district and in 1934 retired to the Village. He was a member of Chalmers Presbyter­ ian church and on the trustee board. His wife, the former Isa­ bella MacKenzie, predeceased him 20\yearsT ago. Surviving are two sons and ,a daughter, Robert arid . Alec H., and Mrs. Wesley Leggatt, all of Wingham; one brother and one sister, George and Mrs. Edna ELMER UMBACH DRUGS I.G1A, Druggist — Lutknow; Ont. COUNTY ASSESSOR SPOKE TO COLWANASH GROUP The regular meeting of the ;v Colwanash Junior Fairmers was held ih the Parish Hall, Dungan- nno, on March—16th7—John C-lark7—d_ was in .the chair and about thirty boys were in attendance, to hear Mr. Alex Alexander; the County assessor, give a very interesting , and informative talk on making Out the farm income, tax forms. At the Junior Institute meet-ini? held in the Dungarinon school. Dorothy McCabe gave a talk on the origin of St. Patrick’s Day. j and Kay McKinnon, a ,St. Pat­ rick’s poem. “ , At the joint meeting, Harold Baker showed some films, one on 4-H clubs iri the U.S.A., which showed how the clubs were help­ ing the ybtuig people to prepare to take an iriiportant part in their community. It showed what the four H’s stand for. They are Head,. Hands, Heart apd Health. The 4-H pledge is “I pledge niy“ head to clearer thinking, - my -heai““ogreater-loyal-tyr--nw~b.;uu:“_^. to larger service, my health to . better living fbr, my club, mry. , community, my country”, The , second film was on safety around the farm and home. The delegates were, chosen; to go to the Junior Farmers confer­ ence in Guelph, April 25 to 27. with Kay McKinnon, June Nev- . ins, Jim Clark and.. J. D. Durnin being . chosen. " • Some games were played, with Kay McKinnon and. Dofothy Mc­ Cabe in charge, and the.'meeting closed with lunch being served- OBITUARY ------MRSt-WM^KEMPToN-^t-—- Mrs. Wm/ Kempton,., v/ho W.as in lielr 97th year, .passed away on Saturday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs; Har- i’ch, following a lengthy- illness^ Mrs.,, Kampibn was a •for.nicr resident" of Ashf iel.d Tow its I lip and of Ripley, For. the past >'“■ eral- years she has been “Vi te, her daughter at Goderich. . , ' She Was forinerly Tibitha M’we . and' wasMbofri. in- England on A“ 4th“TS57>- She. earine .id ‘(“’ .'Ha in 1874... ’ ■ Her'.husband predeceased"1,“eh. Surviving are two sons; rFii edas top, Stratford; two ■ daiia'i'ers*,.. i Goderich; ’ Mrs. J. '•M.- ',B'eHer '■ (Sdph’isirr ’ Lafayette; ■ ind, Tb< re are six* grandchildren, and' ono ' great grandchild. .. ’ H The r.funeta,! was held’ WH!)<“■* day afternoon at the Bogie home ih, Goderich, conducted by hw. ■ byterian Church.. Intenneht ’wws 1 J fft Lochalsh, CemOtory.. I i “. . * j * r