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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-09-27, Page 7h, 1967 • EDNESDAY,..SEPT* 27111, 1%7 r the 1.nioth• and s into xpert rid the h the Id and eel, ta (ward' t. roll i the ined eel WTI A!, • mm!.m, -11."` 1.!,•,"7„ • THE 'LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE SEVEN ,ther ting, .ights, he in nder- nis.hed png ap, 1 of ied: anks long ining • Couple Manied At Wing.ha m' , • • BasketS Of:white gladioli and: golden !Mims.provided the setting for the exchange of marriage. vows at a double ring ceremony between ma-ryMattorie Kieffer•and Lome Herbert. Shupe at a nuptual maSs.it. Sacred Heart Church, Wingham, Septe.mber 9th. Rev . 'John Mcioney. officiated. The wedding processionwas• led by Father Mooney to the front of the church where the bride Was given in•Marriage ,by her .• parefitS; Mr:.and Mrs." Oscar ..• Kieffer, R. R. 1, Wingham and:the groom by his parents, Mr. •and Mrs. Roy Shupe of NanaimO, British Columbia. ,• The bride was attired in a floor length gown. and coat ensemble of white silk velvet', with pillbox headdress holding a' veil ,of French Milan extending into 'a slight train nd carried a cascade of yellow ros s and lily of the Valley. She:wore diamond -set necklace ,and ear - lugs, a gift of the groom. ' •Georgina, Kieffer of Kitchener was' er sister's maid of honour, attired n.a floor length .gown of gold silk elvet with matching wristlets and etal headdress. She carried a bes et of gold arid capper straw flowers ridesmaids were Misses Corinne, aren and Elaine Kieffer, sIsters of.' he bride. They were attired dentical to the maid of honour. ., • Mrs. Richard Compeau, presided t the church organ playing tradit- ional wedding music, rendering o Gad of Loveliness" at the ffertory and "0 Perfect -Love", at • • • . • the signing of the register., —Terry Shupe of Nanaimo B.C; was his brother's best man. William Kieffer, Wingham,' Gregory Shupe, Nanairno B.C. and Robert Dyke, Nobel Ontario were ushers attired in semi -formal dress. • The reception was held atthe Bruce Room of the Hartley House Walkerton. The brides mother received guests wearing an aqua lace gown with mink brown access - odes 'and a corsaglof yellow roses. „ She, was assisted by Mrs...Shupe • wearing a 2 piece gown of heaven- ly blue bouclasic boucle' with navy accessories and a corsage of B. C. DogwoOd. John McBurney of R.R.1 ,Wingfiam was toastmaster. Music for the reception was supp- lied by Longs orchestra. Guests attended from Nadal*, B.C.' Vancouver'? MorriStOwni 'Winnipeg,' Man, , Toronto:, Earl- • tan Nobel Preston, :Kitehener, London, Barrie , Alairtiltan Ripley,. Teeswater , Chepstow and the :immediate vicinity.. : • .Mr upe . donned a camel . Sh. • 'brown camel.hair.suit with match- ing rolled brim profile hat and olive green accessaries With Aport-, Sage Of. red 'rose buds for travelling, After a, hOneynioon in Eastern Canada knd'Expo", * ..and Mrs Shupe will take tip residence at 2056 Forest Dr....istanairno; : Mr, Shupe is employed in sales production with •Stewart and HtidsOn, lumber company, Nanaimo and Mrs,..• Shtape served on.the dietrY cieper#nnt. Of Nanaimo,Regional Hospital as assistant -dietitian. as osition With Dominion Roads ASHFIELD NEWS Barbara MacKenzie has a posit - 'ion in Dominion Roads,;Goderich. Rev. L. Pickering of Mount Forest preached here on Sunday while Rev. Neil MacConibie con- ducted anniversary'services in his church. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed on October 1 with preparatory services on Friday eveningwat. 8 p.m. The three groups of Explorers are having their first meeting 'of, the year ,, Monday, Tuesday and Wed- nesday with Mrs. Henry MacKenzie as leader. •• Mrs. Bruce MacDonald is a Patient ixaCitaat-dine Hospital with flu, • CUIROSS CORNERS Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haldenby and family of Lucknow 'visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. • , James Haldenby and girls. . • Donnie Wall of Bramalee visited' over,the weekend .with his,parents, Mr, and Mrs. Midford Wall. Mr: and Mrs..lvlidford'Wall visit- ed on Saturday evening,with Mrs,_ Art Hodgins. Mr. and Mrt;',Fred Friendorf of. Kitchener 'visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Haldenby and farnily. • Visitors on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs., tom Stewart and boys were Mr. anti Mrs.;Ron Stanley and family of Kinloss and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stewart. Of- • Kincardine, • . Miss Marian Reed of Lucktiow • visited during the week -end with Mr. and' Mrs. Midford,Vall ancl Donnie. - • hen did Niagara • me into the picture? ' • kmediCal bill A clothing bill. A car repair They all seemed to collie at once. Jack needed money in,a hurry, Answer: A Niagara Loan. Jack talked it over with the managerof the nearest Niagara Office, Besides getting the money, he dot a lot of good advice on budgeting. With'a ' Niagara Loan, Jack was able to pay all his • bills at one time. And repay the !Jaen on easy terms to suit his budget. ,When you need "extra morisy for any good reason, you can expect the same Courteous, quick service at any one of 300, Niagara offices. NIAGARA FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED Neinnernt the GrOUP of CoMpanies ...23,04#16.sephttle,...‘ Stkeet„ ''. . . .. • ,' ' WINGHAM Y1onci5:74421 . • • 1 t. ,_,._ _ :; ...._.....,,....,..,,,,,.,4,,i,..,..„...0,,,,,;,...,,,,,,,*•,,..4.....,......,,I,7#.4,m,,,,i,-.4$0,0,1#,J=e_,• . . " $••••:$•tu-,•4..47:••=.--$,....*$atitz,•.••=w-1,„.-r...o..ovti=„t#$=•,i,kx$x==•,?•=2:3$:w...,.$4.:=$;*rAltzetzzt:f. 4061:rattegottheziosam4;04432,.- • ..:,..- . . g • V ' • • • • , • . • • , • artial Lisi 01 Fair Vinners Last Week The Sentinel ran a • partial list of Fall Fair Prize winn- ers. Tiffs completes the list. • Aubrey toirf.R: 3 Blyth and • George th>egg, R, 2 'Paisley took the prizes in the'Draught Horses , showing. In the Ponies Class, • Ewart Taylor cif Lucknow topped the 'list of 'prize winners with others entering being Jim .Hayes, Ri.'8 Lucknow;, Art Dickson, R.3 ;Ged- • :erieh• and Mrs. 'Ron 'Alton, R., :2 erich, Mrs. Ron- Alton, R. .2 Ltick-: noW and Sharon Campbell, R. 2- ..Liicknow... The Best Graorned • . . „ • 'Horse, on the grounds Went :to . Aubrey Toll lst, .Ewart Taylor .2nd , Aubrey Toll received lst, George Gregg 2nd and Ewart TaylorOrd for the 'Best Mare or Gelding on the grounds. p Andrew Gaunt, R. 1•Lucknow took the honours in the Shorthorn'Cattle Class The prizes in itfe, Hereford, .. Class 'were divided. between Nar- man'Alexander of R. 1 Pinkerton and George • Kennecii of „R! 1 Luck- .. noy.t. Fred Mc'Quillin, was the only showman in the Polled Angus,' , Class. the Holstein tattle, prizes went isfollawi: Heifer Calf Sr, Lynda Walden, Jim Bradley... Nancy Walden; Heifer CalfJr Doug MacKenzie; Female; any age •'Lynda Walden. Gordon Lyons & Sons won first for Grade Beef. .' Cattle, Heifer Calf, .Special PrizeSere given in the, Cattle Class as follows: Best Jr. • Beef Herd - Andrew Gaunt," Nor- man Alexander, George Kennedy; :Best Halter -Broken Calf. - Tom .Todd MeWhinney. Bros, 2nd and 3rd; Best 'Fat, Steer, over 800 lbs Andrew 'Gaunt Tont Todd , , Mekvh • iinney Bros.; Best Fat Steer under 800 lbs. Andrew Calm:, Murray Morrison 2nd.arid 5th Gordon. Lyons and •SOns, Mewhinney Bros. 4th and6th; Champion Steer 7 Anchew Gaunt, • Public School 'Dairy Heifer Calf - Bryan Ritchie lst and 2nd. • Austin Martin, R. 6 Lucknow- sWine cless..Bob Thainpson, R. 3. • Ripley Was top showman in the Poultry Class. • • . • Ma,ny exhibitors received prizes . in the Roots and Vegetables,. but ...the greatest number of Prizes went to MelboUrne•Hutehison of • • Ripley, . followed:by Harold Greer, Lucknow , and Mrs J.H. 'Johnstone, . Goderich., Best collection of garden. produce display - Melbourne Huteh- bon; Mrs'. J. H. Johnstone. The • winners in the Grain Class are too numerous to mention with 'no one 'person: excelling above the. others. • .. . ,• • • • Lorne Woods ,. St. Helens, topped' the. 011ie list in the Apple Class. Inthe Baking Division, specials we're offered as follows: Centennial 'Cake,• Mrs. 'Gordon Kirkland,- Mrs. Vernon Hunter, Cookies (ladies over. 70) - Mrs; Lan ,Wightman; After- rodn Tea. Mrs. .H. Johnstone, • ' Mrs. G. Bridge; Ginger Snaps - • t. Mrs. S. Hunter, Mrs, Wes Heim - Pel; Serving. Cheese - Mrs. J.R. Arnold, Mrs', V: -Hunter, Mrs. S. Hunter; .Grahain Cracker Pie Mrs.. S. Hunter,. !Ora. E. Gaunt;. Neilson Chocolate Cake - 'Loree Campbell, Mrs. Ross Gammie, Vivian Hogan; Fry -Cadbury 'Chocolate Cake Mrs. J,H„ .Johnston • /Org. Ross' qammie „Mrs: Gordon Bridge; Serving Eggs !Ors...Allan Macip- tyre, Elizabeth Robinson, Mrs. Hunter; White Eggs - Mrs. D.C. MacIntyre; FrankAlton, !sifts. ' Allan MacIntyre. • The best Centennial quilt was • won by Mrs. Gordan Bridge, ,R..4 Kincardine,. with Mrs. Wes, Heim - p1, Wroxeter placing 2nd and Mrs'. Clarence Hedley of R. 2 Kincardine 3rd, . „ Handicrafts For Woren 64 Or • Over: CrOcheting - Mrs. -George/, Saunders; Tatting - Mrs. George Saunders; Apron - Mrs. Wni.. „ Rutherford, Mrs. John Emerson, George Saunders; Oil Painting Mrs: Earl Wightman, Mrs. George • atinders, • Gate.Sign Special -Mrs., C5IWer = , •