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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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-Mrs, 'Mae West of Gengou,,
.Sask. and Miss Anne Smeltzer of
Regina Sask. visited with Mr, and
Mrs. T. om Park recently. •
Mrs. 3i11 Park and daughter
Valerie accompanied Mrs,
Arnold Fuller of,Goderich Town-
ship to London on Saturday and
enjoyed. a days shopping. Valer-
ie returned, to the Fuller home for
two weeks.
Visitors on Sunday with Mrs;
Minnie Jones and Mel were Mr.
and Mrs •blorman 13e11; Mrs; •
Mel Belli, Will Marsh-; Mr. and-..
Mrs. HaroldRivers and Mr..and
Mrs. Jim Boyle.
TRIP TO MARITIMES.
Ivlr. and Mrs. Cecil. Blake and
Barbara returned Saturday evening
•after 'a two-wee•k motor trip with
Mr. and Mrs. R.. T . Kilpatrick of
Wingha.m through eastern Ontar-
io, Queb.ec'and the Maritime
provinces. '
Mr. and, Jvirs. Grant Sowerby
of Scarborough were home for
the weekend.:
Mr. • and Mrs.. Jerry Wilbur and
Bradley of Don Mills• spent the
week ;end in their home here.
Miss. Linda Little held a very
successful 'Carneo paint party on
Photo by 'Maxwell.
STROH •- 'ANDREW ' i•
• A pretty July wedding took.
" '-place n.T'cmaGy":United :Chu:rch.,-.
Ashfield :at 3 p.m. on Saturday
July 25th.,: 1970 , uniting in mar•-
riage MarguErite Louise Andrew,,
daughter of Mr, 'and Mrs. 'William
E. Andrew of Concession 9, Ash-
field Township and the Reverend
Donald .Walter -Stroh af- t John"s-
Newfoundland, son of;'Mr. 'and
Mrs Walter M. Stroh of Cones=
togo. Officiating at the double
'ring ceremony were Rev. Janes .
:adornedwith rosepoint lace. ,.'A
f10-rai-lre yddr_ess o ihiitetroser
held her,long veilof nylon tulle
bordered ' with hand appliqued,
lace. She carried a cascade
bouquet. of :white roses and baby's
breath' and wore the gift of the •
groom, 'a cultured pearl necklace
"ail(_ P.�-ea_^r•r• r•irtgC-•--
The bride was attended by her
sister; Miss. Mary Andrew of Iron
don as Maid of honour. She wore
a dainty floor length gown Of.
Hummel of Luc -know Re -w. --cord. t-itrquo'ise—polyester-sheer •with d.e-Lt
on Kaiser of. London and. Rev. 'cite embossed floral design of
Forest Mosher of Tzinity Lutheran the same shade. It featured' a
Church, Tavistock. ' scooped neckline, em'pire waist
The church was:•tastefully dee emphasized with pearl centered.
.orated:with .flor'al arrangements :rosettes of self Material, puffed •
of 'white gladioli and fugi mums,, short sleeves, :and soft, :floor
flanked .by :two. beautiful antique length: drape. , falling in box
brass• candelabra,' brought from pleats, from a•large bow at 'the
China by Mrs •Hummel's father back neck line.. Her headdress "t'
Given in marriage by her was a dainty bow and trailing , -
father, the bride looked charm flower arrangement to m;atch.the
° ing in. a Vic;torian'style floor dress'andworn on the back of the
length gown of -wh to -nylo • .gead•. She carried all cy. White""
za over French silk with round fan bearing a floral arrangement •
'yo'1< appliqued- with lace roses of pink sweetheart roses and
a-ted=edge-d-w-iti pleated -no .
The short puffed sIegves,•. full. :, The bridesmaids were Miss
skirt and rernovabl, cathedral Janet ;Bechtel and Mrs. Bernard
length train v.tach'ell at the edge ' Rees of Kitchener. They wore '
of the back yoke were similarly. • , identically' styled gowns' and
ROHRER'S.Countty'
`ItHWAY- my— --4 MILES -EAST -OF LUCKNOW
PEACHES J $1::59
• • '6 QT. NO. 1 RED HAVEN
FRESH CORN EVERY DAY
CONTACT US FOR
Secial: prices for .freezer corn
Currell of Goderich was the'dem•-
onstrator,,
. Recent visitors with relatives
in the district' were Mrs. Richard
Williams of Bra mptori ; Mrs. E.
Pritnhard df Thronro •and- Mr.
Pritchard'.s niece, Mrs. Hilda.
Whitworth of Manchester , '
England . '
headdresses in pastel pink a-nd'
mauve., respectively.. All wore rc
the .gift of the bride ,' pearl neck-
laces and ear rings. . ' •
The groom and the groomn
sma,
Rev' `..!John. kappes of Smiths'Falls
Ontario -were dressed-in-Ueroal
clothes •The ushers 'were -
William . F. Andrew . -brother .of
the bride and ''Lester Strih ; •
• brother of the groom... •
Howard. Blake.of,'Ashfield was
organist. Miss Betty 'Shantz
of Kitche
of These is,Love" and "Wedding:.
Hytn.n" during the ceremony. • "'
in which the guests participated-
by using printed. orders of service
!�°ollow ing the - ceremony the
guests spent .a social hour, in .the
gardens at'the Andrew. hone,
before attending.the reception ',
at Brookside Public. School where
the Blakes Community ladies •
PADS MOON •
AL SAG '5AY"
TNEYSAYE FOLKS MONEY
AND PUT TNEMAT EASE,;
mum ToPYAL4E.S
THAT ARE SORE TQ
PLEASE:.Chairs;,
hesterfiekis,
Bedroom Suites.,
Dinelte' Sets
Drop in and . see our large selection
of furniture-
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.ilucatasze
529.3 13
HOME FURNISHINGS
MOFFAT APPL /ANCE.9
mummer -guise
To Bermuda
Mr. and Mrs.• George ennedy
of, R R. •1, Lucl;now and. 'Mr. 'and
:Mrs. Elliott,'Fells of Whitby have
:returned -from a' :ermu•a ummer
Cruise. They sailed July' 25th
.frorri%Montreai on'the
Alexander Pushkin, .the -flagship
of the Baltic St.earnshp:Co.: It
deri,yed its narne'after the famed
• Russian poet Alexander Pushkin
of Leningrad and carried a crew
and service personnel sof 33u and
565 passengers of which 423
wefe•.prefiat Gahad 'ians
•
• The ship was •unable to stop
at Quebec because Of thedock
River , where tours •of Chicoutimi
.and'the•Ahean Aluminuntplant
Were arranged. ` Docking at Ham
ilton; :Bermuda for three days " •
was.•a highlight..
Nightly entertainment on board
.was ,enjoyed by the 'passengets. •..
.More locally, Mrs . Pennylynn
,Brule o•f{itchener was crowned
" Miss Alexander .Pushkin" while
,.Mr•, and Mrs. Kenned•y'were.
,awarded the prize for their comic
,costume in the • masquerade rep •
-
resenting "'Nothing to Declare" ..
On the return voyage the boat
docked at Sr'. • Pierre and Ne'queh;
ow , returning to Montreal August 7
,catered -to a delicious banquet.
The bride's 'mother received
.thhe guesrs an - ine
gown of aqua polyester linen and.
lace with .matching lace coat
and hat and. bone accessories.
The grooms mother, chose a
pale blue, lace sheath gown with,
matching:lade coat: and white
accessories.'e.y both ha
white orchid corsages.
For travelling the bride .chang-
ed , toa blush pink, hand embroid
Bred polyester dress with match'-
tag=hat andw.h-ite a cc e
Her.'going away corsage was
white roses and stephanotis.
For their two week honeymoon
the_ ha-gpy_ o tifle v' tO_Fairbanks
and Anchorage, Alaska , enjoyed
a fou6 day p;ruise along the Alas.ka'.
and British Columbia Coast to
Victoria and back, to Toronto by
plane.
htlylr
to St, John's; Newfoundland
where Rey. Stroh is Pastor df the
Lutheran Church and Mrs. Stroh
will be in charge of Guidance'
Inst rue tion -i n-th-ree--elententa'ry,
schools. Their address is 5
Torbay Road' , St, John's, New
foundland..
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