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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-07-15, Page 7VG WEDNESDAY, JULY 1Sth, 1970 couple Married to Lon a ". 1>•R4I w W a se THE .LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAIN, it 1N on LAURIE MacCHARLES Laurie Henrietta MacCharles of Huron Township passed away in .St. Joseph's Hospital, London on July 6th in her sixteenth year. Born in Kincardine Township she was the youngest daughter of Mr. 'and .Mrs. Sandy .MacCharwles. Prior :er •illne.Ss_she .WAS active ,iii the.. Junior Organizations. of Olivet • United Church'.. A student .of Ripley District High School, her . cheerful personality wonfor her a large circle of friends ,' who show ed' her many kindnesses during her lengthy. illness; • • Besides her parents she is Surviv- ed by two sisters, Pat and Mary • ;.and her grandfather Shirl Bowers of Huron Township:.. •-Funera1 service--was-hl ld-atAhe- MacLennan. and. McCreath Funer- al Home in. Ripley' • on July 5t4 - Rev . th.Rev. George Bail of Ripley was in charge: of the service with Miss ••• Margaret McKay as pianist Pallbearers were six cousins Torn Culbert., Bill McLeod Andy Bowers, Donnie Gaunt., Roti Mac Charles , and Danny Taylor :Flower'bea•rers were her school mates. • Interment was, in .le .cern ete•ry. TASSY,5UMMER a ountryar. MILES EAST Or Lutioroitt FRESH' FROM Veg% tibAg OUR ;GARDEN POTATOES, PEAS, LETTUCE, BEETS AND BEET TOPS AND PARSLEY; • .BREAD ................ ..... ........ ....;....... .. 4•— 95c 45e $1.59 • RICE KRISPIES, - 13 oz. ` FAB, KING SIZE ST.. HELENS- . Sunday visitors with Mrs. D.on Pannabecker and Mary were Mr. 'and' Mrs. Robert Rood and Larry. iof Kitchener. Misses Mary and .Barbara Purdon 'of Waterloo and Donald Gaunt of. 'Toronto were recent visitors with as concessions for those wishing :Miss Beatrice,. Charles and Wm. to ,sell their produce: 'If you McQuillan. • give a donation'of $10.00', you IStJFFERS FALL. • Mrs. Josephine McTavish is: a show your line of'merchandise,• patient in Wingharn and District Hospital following a fall down steps. Her ;mother ,.Mrs. Joe Gaunt is visiting.with'Mr. and Mrs. Fred, Johnston during sh'-st_ay in-hos-ptal:..._ . can Set up a kooth to sell or There will be special attrac- . tions. the Friday night- of the Fair: Several new members were welcomed to the Fair board • ladrs, sectioir at -rhe- meet ing: School children are invited, to secure a. prize list and to work: on some of the.• projects. during the summer months., . How about making a poster a• ver 'sing. i n ario app ' page la.-of_the prize_list.-� Remember the Ashfield Federa, tion of Agricultural Poster contest, Mr: .and Mrs. Earl McDonald ;and daughters of London spent, the . past week with his, brothers .Gord-. on McDonald and other rel :t'ives. On, Sunday , the' Barbour reunion ' Eimer.Woods returned home on Sunday from. Victoria Hospital, :London following major surgery.. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne_Grigg and ,Karen of Guelph were week -.end. visitors with Mr. and: Mrs..Allan •Cranston. Bonnie Humphrey and, her grand- mother Mrs. George:Sielipg of 'Wingham are holidaying with Sgt. -and Mrs Ke 'th-- - - _.____- > . Toyeza-nd Karen- HARRIS - HANCOCK Bernadette -.Hancock and -Paul Harris exchanged marriage vows in 'a double ring ceremony in St... Peter's Cathederal, ' London on � .. Saturday-; :May 30, 19.?o-with-;w_- Rev._ M. P. Tourigney,; `officiat- • ing. ., The bride is the, daughter of • • Mr, and Mrs.:Charles J. •Hancock of Toronto.• The 'groom's parents are Mr. and'M'rs:William J. ^ London, formerly of • • Ripley. Given in marriage by her ;fath- er, the bride chose a traditional -gown of white; organza over -satin:. The bodice of the dress was of • chantilly lace 'with .lily point sle'e- ves and appliquedlace repeated in the skirt . `L The _Le .mpi.re. w aistmfe_1L to a built-in sweep;train. The cathedral length veil of silk il- lusion was held' .in place with a pillbox of white satin. She car- ried a cascade of bridal pink. . sweetheart -roses. -stardust mum's, lily -of -the -valley, fern and ivy: Miss-Parr•c•i:a-Ha'rrcock ; sistor---- of the bride was maid of honour. Bridesmaids were Miss Rita Han L_Ltock_r_ancLls,tliss_ cock ; also. sisters of the bride. • The bred.a:L.artendants_er_e_s.iriail arlygowned ;id floor -length gowns. of rnauve crepe, the empire waist accented by a purple velvet ribbon. They carried floral' balls of fern, Mauve carnations and' aims with trailing purple velvet. ribbon.' • • , Photo by-Cumano: Mcinnis of London. The guests were ushered by Mr. Ronald Har-. .ris of Oakville, and Mr. Robert Greer. of Lticknow•, both cousins of -.the_ -groom_... A Wedding ;dinner 'and reception was heldat the Thames Valley Golf and Country Club of London: Receiving the .guests were, the mother of the bride wearing a pale'pink dress., and sleeveless coatensem• e; o s s antung• and...corsage of deep pink roses and the mother Of the groom wearing turquoise ensemble of French, satin and corsage..of'sonora . roses. "The bride .changed to a tunic- suit ensemble of peach -toned, crepe,.. patent a cce_ss_ories...aad corsage of sonora roses for travel- ling to 'the Laurentians. Also present were.Mrs. Eliza beth Fergusori of Lucknow ; grand- rnothe- r he groom; and-Nl-rs. Irene Hancock of Redvers, Saskatchewan , grandmother of the -bride, • The best man was Mr, Robert Guests were present from Ripley, uckflOW . WA. Cooksville, Oakville,' Brampton, .:Bra.ritfoxd., Kircher er.,-..Mitchell, . Toronto., London,Windsor , Hull , Quebec; Redvers and Prince . Alberta Saskatchewan. • , ' FAIR... NEWS. CONTRIBUTED • •Lncknow Agricultural Soci'ety are . the $usiest group in the area making plans for; the Fair • and for •the part they are, to have in the Lions Carnival. Ai a meeting on Monday night of ..last week , the ladies, of the society made plans to•hold a. bake sale, a Flea 'market and a •mystery market. at .the Lions .Carr',: iva 1•. .Donations:..of baking .or.:Candy. Or. small salable `articles are being' asked for. • Mrs. Bob Struth- ers and Mrs. 'Reg. Jones will be. glad to receive'comic books', pocket novels, toys, baking or. what have you. •Plans are being made to have special features •at the Fair,, such • arf ome- Fair , August 1st deadline. ° How 'about some of the Art and hand craft: work 'in the school • exhibits. Just .have a, teacher :verify it and she will give it to'the •Secretary of the Fair Board. - Come--on-•Kids; -make Lucknow- Fair one you are proud'of.' • 'in. Oromnucto , New Brunswick. nd Be Ready r Your VocatO,i:. a Pickup. . Heavy duty suspension, heavy duty alternator and battery, two-tone: paint. Stock No. 70-T-19, The couple are residing in .London and both are Medical Technologists on staff in the La'b- oratory• at -St; 'Joseph's Ilospita London. • ;IURON. COUNTY FARMERS • ARE ALL INVITED TO A ' ;GH -T -ROP.INFORM ICN•=P; _ _ Y - THURSDAY, JULY 23rd . • 7:00 P.M. At the farm of • JOHN HIELZIITT, R.R.No: 4, GODERICH 1I/a miles east of Benmiller . See, the many field coop demonstrations Crop Scientists on hand. for questions and comments HURON COUNTY SOIL AND CROP IMPROVEMENT ASSOC. • S. • e;dial- $2346 That firtit.niortgage roil need for your residential rir frn'' property.inay .cost less.tha'n,you think at Victoria and Grey Trust; dein°t let ii1oney stand 111 %Ot11' wily. Just 'phone Victoria and Grey. 1966 Plymouth Fury 111 Convertible,: V-8, ,automatic, black with white roof. Lic H36676. Special 91550 - Meteo-r--Cony'trtrlrl V-8, automatic , power -steering, radio, maroon with blacc. top.' Lic. 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