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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-07-02, Page 13WEDNESDAY,, JULY Ind, 1%9 THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOXt, ONTARIO Professional Nursing ` Profs ng, Care 24 �housr�: daily Dining. Room and, Tray Service- Member:— Associated .Nursing Homes Inc.. Ontario Associate _Member:—. Ontario- Hospital Association; • Municipally Licensed Licensed by .Ontario Department of Health GEORGE A NEW.BOLD, A)/.41NiS•TRATOR Drawer 220 Phone 528-2186 LUCKNOW ..ONTARIO Ezra Stanleys eve To Concession 1,0 • KINLOUGH NEWS - Ivr. and Mrs Ezra Stanley moved. from the village to the home of 'their son, Douglas, Concession 10. ' Mr; and. Mrs.., RoderichMa.cDon- • ald of•Strathroy visited 'on Saturday 'afternoon wi th; Mr.: • and Mrs. John Scott and,,Mrs. William Cox: Mrs. Eric. Stephen of. Port' Carling , . , her ..daughter, Mrs. Inglis MacDon— ald of Scarborough and Mrs: Sarah Townson of .Sudbury visited on Sun'- , day With 'Mr ..and Mrs. Frank Maul- den•and Keith:.'. • .. " We extend sympathy; to the Ross. family in the assin of the.late • Belle Ross.. The funeral was •heldl.on-Friday afternoon at :the M'acKenzie Memorial chapel,, Luc know. Mrs,, Cliff Langford, Jamie and' Paul of Woodstock; spent the week - std with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Bert Nicholson. • Mr. and•Mrs.John,Scott attended a faamilydinner on Saturday evening at the; •home ;of Mrs. Annie Scott at fupley:. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Lane and Janet were ,Sunday visitors with 'Mr. and: Mrs.,. Morley Bushell 'and 'family at Wingham'. . The July meeting of the H. W.I. will be' held' on' Thursday evening' at the ;homeof`Mrs. Ellwood' • •• Elliott'; 0LONGE: ECTION a complete; CO -OI control amfor flies and/mosquitoes • PLivestockS a' C00 pr.y Long lasting protection against horn flies,, tlltlllCI I stable flies and, mosquitoes. Residual action VFW ' builds' up protection, cuts`spraying need ,. 1 to everysecond day: Contains Ronnel, safe ' • . . -for-usrorrdairy-cows-up to -2 -minutes before milking.. Co -OP Barn Spray COOP. Barr' Spray with Ronnel, is ready to:use against flies and livestock pests in and around :livestock: buildings. Control lasts tour to six weeks,with. each • .ispraying. CO-OP'Fly Bait Granules Scatter. bait for use in livestock barns,' sheds, pens, poultry cages andhouses,'' garbage cansand outdoor living areas. Contains Dichlorvos, to control: "resistant". flies „ - i I ShoW.rHeIdFor:7 DiarouIte WHITECHURCH NEWS arried In:St. Andrews:C PAGE ' TH,IRTEEN 'On Monday evening a miscellan- eons shower was held cfor Diane Coultes, bride-to-be, in White- church Corn rnunity'Memorial Hall,. On the arrival of Miss Coultes,l, she was ushered to a seat under a, flower trellis ;decorated with white; y e o_r lin, ;mauve ue-xos_es»- and a large heart made of. pink: roses-.' Mrs. George Fisher welcomed all. andpresided . for., the programme•.-,, Community singing.was enjoyed Joyce Tiffin and Janet. Sleightholm accompanied by Mrs. -Dan Tiffin sang "Little Arrows" and -!'My Happiness"'. Helen Gibbons"gave: an accordion solo. Several contests were enjoyed.. Assisting the bride to -be were her sister,Mrs. Wilbert Schwichtenberg , who read the verses and her sister-in-law; Mrs. Jack Coulter assisted' in removing outside wrappins,.while Mrs.. C'oul• tes and Mrs. Craig 'made a hat: of the bows; Others assisting were Mrs Fred Davis,, Brenda: Bone;..Mrs:.. Storey and Sandra Fisher. The•gifts consisted: 91 spice racks, cake dish; sheets, pillow cases cupsand saucers ,' casseroles ,,.kitch- en_sets, table cloths, cookware, serving Oven,* roast' pans, blanket,. first aid 'kit , 'full length mirror ,• clothes hamper, ironing board, card table and .chairs, Mies Coulees.thanked all for corn - •ing , for their lovely gifts. and invit ed :thein to :atrousseau tea at her home July 26. 'from 2 to 5 or 7•. to' 9 All then sang'for She is aJolly Good Fellow ,'after :which 'lunch •was served.: power Held For yllip Bradley CO—OP—V— Por Fty trip BLACK • Reverend Alfred Robinson offictat= ed in a double-rin ceremon at g Y the'marriage.in• Si.,Andrew's :•• Church,, Comber, on Saturday,.. May. 1/71., at 7.p: m.' at a :candelight aervice of -Miss Betty Jean"'Mellow and 'Mr Ronald Black. The.•bride is the daughter of Mr, and' Mrs ..Glen Mellow of Comber; and the;. groom the .son'of Mrs ., Howard Black and the, late ,Mr: BBlack 'of ,Goder:ich ;N Ontario: , • The' ding music wasplaye• •y Mrs: Marie Klatt ; who also accom- panied.Mrs : Glenda .Melaya,,• . cousin 'of the 'bride :who w •` sang, "O Perfect Love" before , "The'•Lord's •Prayer" durng'theo `ceremony and "The .Wedding •Pray'- er''during the signingof the register. • The bride;; given"in marriage' by, her father, was lovely in:a floor - length gown• of white peau .de' charm,; fashioned.with•asoffiy•. roundedneckline and elbow • length :sleeves'. Her veil of illusion .was held with a circlet which was • erribroidered with'se:quins:• and' beads :' She carried • a: cascade bou quet of • three white •gardenias tint • i -t .l�ste�ha�tots�_ �v-r . A MBE�RLEY' NEWS On Saturday,• evenirig;of last Week a shower was:•held in Reids Corners • hall ''in.honour 'of Phyllis •Bradley;,', tri tie=electof the month . Ann :Ferguson; entertained with piano- numbers ,while the crowd. ,gathered :.Joyce Thorburn, presided for; the ,program which, followed Mrs... Jack Campbellled• in..a -sing' song i&costurne which •was well c cd` n -Low ice• xv �thr-syn accompanist . . Mrs. Chester Campbell..gave. an interesting.contest which was 'foil- ' owed. with a piano solo •by Mary Bradley.After 'a contest .y Mrs:.• Wilmer Robb;. Christine McLennan danced,the ".sailor's Hornpipe" 'which .was well:applauded. / Joyce Thorburn read •an address to. the, bride is -be ,Kathy Culbert and, -.Maureen Brad- ley assisted••Phyllis' in opening her .many lovely:gifts: Phyllis:thanked everyone: for their gifts and expressed her appreciat- -iont-o the•::ladi.es-who arranged her, shower and helped in so many ways. •An invitation was' extended -fv'r'ail to atteiid a trousseau -t Tuesday at/ her home Friends of Phyllis' served, a delicious lunch and a social time followed. ; Kills.wrthout. contact. `y` z.4*. 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CO-OP Barn `Spray and Backrubber Concentrate, , Economize with a dual purpose , .;,- • product:Contains Ronnel. Readily , diluted with water, deodorized . kerosene' or fuel oil. From Litt:. C7 complete insect control programs:. • 'Registered Trade Mark EIIIRIIIEIIIIIIIII.III.IIIIIIIlIII.III.LIIIIIIUI IIUIf IIIIUIIIIIh.IIIIIII.I llaHII!l Lucknow District. Coop DNE52b=2/S3'- Mr., and ,Mrs. Donald Courtne• y and Carol, Courtney accompanied by Mrs. M . Gollup Motored to Stayner on Saturday;June 28th to attend the reunion of Mrs Donald Courtney's School where .'.large,' crowd attended. Mrs. iaollup visited with friends in' Collingwood . Carol Courtney and -Mrs: W.J. Courtney were in London on Sunday where they visited "with Jack Blue, at Victoria Hospital and at St. '• ---1Marys Hospital, where Miss Coale. 'Nesbitt is a patient and who always, greets everyone so cheerfully: MELLOW; coat dress .with white accessories ; and wore a corsage of yellow•sweet heart roses The • groom°•• rtiother chose a blue ensemble with matching. accessor Vies and: wore:" a corsageof pink • 'sweetheart roses A ftertthe wedding.? reception was held':in the' 1.0;0. F. Hall:. For travelling -to Niagara -Falls; and ,New ;. York 'State ',, the bride wore a red suitwith black accessories and' a • .and ivy.: Her,only jewellery. was a ;'single . strand"of•pearls and earrings, 'a.;gift from the groq'n . ' " Attendingas maid. of honour was , NIDawri-Mlasv"df-t a sister of the bride; Miss June . Tay for 'of London and Mr.'s...James Morris of Comber,.were rbridesmaids`. They all wore identical. gowns, of orange ice -peau 'de. charm: ;Each ;, ' wore matching headdresses and,' carried:a cascade -of white carnat.° ions tipped with ,orange; Little Carol'Ann .Liebrock of Kingston,. niece of the bride, wore; a floor - length dress' identical to the brides- maids ,aridc'arried a tiny white' bas- ket;of orange and white carnations., ill Black.. brother of the groom; •was'best man and the ushers were` Larry Liebrock of Kingston and, • Scott Pearson of Goderich. . For her daughter's wedding, Mrs.. ,Mellow 'chiose a :turquoise=coloured •r corsage of white sweetheart roses Mr 'and .Mrs: Black will reside Goderich..Guests.;were present from 'Kingston, Burlington, Goderich, Dungannon,. Port, A lbert London , St. :Thoinas, •Chatham, Tilbury, Wheatley, •Leamington; Amherstburg,• Essex,, •Windsor`, Staples ..and- Comber LOCHALSH NEWS Mr, and Mrs. Peter Cook celebr-_ ated their 35th •wedding• anniversary� -onSax-urday-e r-e-nang•�ahen=t}a.ee_e ertained family and; friends to a. dinner at the Log Cabin'Restaurant,. .Manyattended the shower for Phyllis. Bradley., :bride -elect at Pine �►t sol , River Hall on Saturday. evening. w ' l'orpmy, Barger was host to his class !and teacher Mrs . MacCh =• arles.'on Thursday after school, : at his horne.. A, ball game `and re freshments were.enjoyed Eby all': .' WINS SCIENCE AWARD Congratulations are in" order for all.students who com pleted another year at•School and' especially tb-,D%anne'MacKenzie Who won the•Scie'ce award at Brookside. Public hoot:`/ Greg Hamilton was unable to•att'= encLthe graduat,i_ori exercises at Brookside„School as the result af• infectionfrom a bee'sting: ' Doris• Wylds of ,Toronto Spent the • week enc with Mr. and 'Mrs. Dan Wylds. MONUMENTS For sound counsel and ' a correctly designed from SKEL r price • on a monttmnt ality material, rely ori • Pat O'Hagan, 'prop Established Over Sixty .Years ALKERTON” PlpON .Y NTAR1