The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-11-15, Page 17rid
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VEDOLLARS AT.
VETTLAUFER - CAMERON • • .0
Mrs. Christpher. Toting.), 'Boston
. was Matron of honour.. Michael
Awender Windsor Was_
• Ushers were Larry and Kenneth
Wettlaufer, both of Kitchener ,
A reception was beld it th ying
_Dutchman 'Motel; Preston. •
',Mr. and Mrs.. Wettlaufer honey- •
mooned .in Florida and the eastern *,
11-nited„ States. They will reside
in Kitchener:. •
Marilyn Clara Cameron and
Wayne Kenneth Wettlaufer were
married on Saturda , October 21st
at St,...Anne.s R.C.• Church', Kitch-
ener. Rev, TiJ.-.Gallagher officiat
•ed. ' " , •
• ;The bride is' the daughter of Mr.
• and Mrs'.. Ralph Cameron of •
Ian Ashfield. The groom is the son of
d Mr. and Mrs..Kenneth*Wettlaufer
of 1764 King Street ..Kitchener.
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DUNGANNON.
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. I).S Fines of Toronto•
pent laic week with her • brothers ,
• Harold and Mr •andMr: Cecil, •
Blake., she returned On Sunday..
with her daughter sand son-in7laW.,
Mr. and Mr. Jerry Wilbur, who
- spent the Week -end at theirliiime
spent the week endin‘ TorontO and.
Kitchener. • • ••
M J Pe i f ill bu
visited with her sifter-, Mrs. •Wilbuf,
Brown for a day last week. •
special church Service will be.
held this Sunday •at 11 a .m :' in the
Dungannon United Church... The
London Conference Kakros.will be
present.
r. H. A.S. Vokes spentthe week Mrs. Eva Rice'andMr. andMrs.
end in Toronto With Mrs Vokes • Douglas Rice and childten.of Detr •
wno is:a patient in an Orthopedic_ roit were week -end Visitors with
hospital, •• • • ' Mrs.' Minnie Jones and Melvin.
,.Miss Flora Ournin Spent a Cou0,1e r Eva Rice retnained: fora
of days last week in Listowel with week"s vacation.:
Mrs' Arthur Roach. • • Mrs. Helena Ryan has gone to
Mr. and MrS. Howard Johnston Port Credit to spend the Winter •
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Kincardine, Ontario Phone 396-2933
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KINLOUGH
Mr. and Mrs. 'Art HildenbY retnrn
ed.horne from Toronto where they
Spent the past week.'
•M and Mrs. Karl 13oyle. of Lon-
don. spent the week -end with Edna
• nckMarBoyl . ,
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There will be no service in the •
Anglican Church next S tinday. On
the following Sunday, • Ncivember.
26th, the service will be at 11.
o'clock. •
The Ho1yro0 W.1; will have.,a.,'
Centennial supper for the members
and their families in the halln
Friday, November 24th at •30..
•The committee incharge
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nofify members regarding. the
with her daughter. Mrs. Gordon
Kidd and Mr. Kidd.
• Mr. and Mrs i Benson Pentland of
London were wee -end guests with
relatives here. , •
Mrs. Cecil Blake attended a
irousseati tea on Tuesday for Mry. .
Helen Dcinneliy. 'daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Donnelly
Pinkerton'. Whose marriagetakeS
place on Saturday. • .
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson-Nftigfot
• spent Sunday with relatives in
Detroit and MOUnt Clemens.
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BIG W�INKLE-FREE DRYER CYLINDER •
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Big 6 cu, ft, capacity ilryer cylinder plus the trght heat and
10 minUte coo-doWit needed for new permanent press.
• fabrics. Lots of room.to tumble the wrinkles Oill,
• •Automatib dry regular cycle • ' ••
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.6 drying cycles : •
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Many other foatuies •
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Labour charges covered for one yeor.
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WHITECI11JRCH.
Brian Rintoul is at the 'Royal
Winter Tait assisting in showing
EdY's cattle of Dungannon..
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rintoul, Mrs.
spent Monday at the Royal. Leroy
wasassisting George Kennedy show
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hiscattle as it/was Hereford. Day.
Gentlemen Observe
Birthdays, Both
In Their Nineties
DUNANNONNEWS'
Two of our. elderly gentlemen • '
are celebrating birthdays this
week. Robert J. Durnin is obsery- •
ing his 94th birthday on Novmber
16 at Maitland Manor,Goderich, • ,
and Thomas Park his 911st on Nov- •
ember 14. Mr. Park has returned
home after being a patient in •
Wingham and District Hospital
the past four Weeks. The best
wishes of the community is xten-,
ded to both, •
Mrs. Lorne Ivers and Mrs. Cecil
Blake attended the London Area
convention of Women's Institutes
in Londorflast Tuesday.
, Mrs. Dynes Campbell is a pat-
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lent in Wingham and District hos-
pital, Mrs. Clara McKay is in
•Alexandra and Marine hospital,
Goderich and Wilbur Brown
is .recovering 'from surgery in
Kand W hospital, Kitchener. We
hopeall will lie will again soon. •
Mrs. Ivan Riven is attenclingthe
Royal Winter fait in Toronto.this
week with the 4-H girls club
leaders, ' , • •
We are pleased to report that Mrs.
Hacold-Errington-is-tnaing-satis-
factory recovery following surgery'
last Week in Victoria hospital,
London. , ••
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