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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-08-09, Page 7RIPLEY ABArrOIR. Custom Butchering — Curing and Smoking Cutting and Wrapping — Sausage Making — Past Freezing Atnew.cow.mip.. 461110 411100. 4111110. gow..••• HOGS. AND CATTLE•ON MONDAYS CATTLE ONLY ON FRIDAYS • Have cattle in on Thursday forFridaY's kill With Two Big Coolers, We Are. Able To Hang Your Beef From 1 To 3 Weeks — Whatever Your Requirements Are. . FOP-Home Freezers We Sell, Choice Home Killed Beef, Pork and Lamb:In Any Quantity At. Lowest tMarketing Prices ALL MEATS ARE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FOR YOUR PROTECTION 'CHAS. HOOISMA, PROP. ABATTOIR 395-2905 A 5. STORE 395-2961 Spent Honeymoon n British Isles - Photo by Snyder BROWN - Mac KAY . .PRICES SLASHED! SALE ON. 5. • UN RECONDITIONED HIG • MILEAGE • USED CARS SOLD. "AS aviult" NOT CERTIFIED AILL .CARS -IN REAIL,GOOD DR1VING'CONDITION to '1468LBUICK_WILDCAT-CUSTOM FOUR-DOOR HARDTOP=445, V8, • turbohydrimatic, power steering, power brakes, power windows, power aerial, AM/FM radio, tinted windshield, vinyl top, stereo tape player.'K53790 $1194 RECONDITIONED VALUE $2195 • 19.68 CHEV IMPALA —11110-1300R-HARDTOPOr, VB, 3-sPeed automatic, radio, power steering,, power brakes, whitewalls, wheel discs. 387254 RECONDITIONED VALUE $1695 $913 1961 OLDSMOBILE' DELTA 88 CUSTOM FOUR-DOOR HARDTOP — Automatic, Power . steering, power brakes , power windows, radio, vinyl top, tilt steering wheel, whitewalls, etc. J10121 t ft r A RECONDITIONED VALUE $1595 7727. 1961 PONTIAC PARISIENNE -------FOUR =D-00-R--HA R D-T-OP=.2 83, V137--- automatic, radio, power steering, power brakes, tinted windshield, whitewalls, wheel dpscs. 3115N '712 RECONDITIONED VALUE $1195 Z. 1967. FORD GALAXIE SOO. TWO-DOOR 'HARDTOP 289, V8,. radro,. _pow.er . steering:L. whiteWallt,.Wheel discs..7975N - RECONDITIONED VALUE $1195 S620 c GEE'S. GODERICH PONTIAC-QUICK - CADILLAC GMC S24 4391 ,•/ THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO pot4i, swot vi..E.DNEsDAy, AucusT. 9th 1972 Smith Reunion At Harbour Park . On Sunday, July 23 the descend ants of James. Smith and Margaret Mallough gathered at Harbour Park, Goderich for their annual picnic. Over 100 relatives attend ed from Montreal, Port Albernie, B.C., Winnipeg , Huntsville, Ridgetown, Lucknow, Dungannon, Auburn, Goderich. The picnic will be held in 19'13 at Harbour, Park the 4th Sund4 in 'My with dinner at one- o'clock. In charge of program and lunch, the committee were, Marj- orie Brook, Elsie Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Gerrie Glen, Mr. and Mrs. Allister Nivins, Mr. and Mrs. DouglarBrind . Prizes were given to oldest lady present , Muriel Nivins; man with most change in pocket , Eric Stew• art; lady, most buttons, Judy Grindley; man, most buttons, Gerrie Glen;' 25th wedding anni- versary nearest picnic date, Clar- ence and Adeline Allen; family coming farthest , Marie White , Keary and Brent of Port Albernie, B.C.; boy, longest hair Larry 411in; largest family at pic- nic, Frank and Isabelle Doherty with 9; youngest child , John Hardy; youngest grandparents, Pat -ancl--Russ. Ritchie; guessing -nu-mber jelly beans, Gerry Glen. Sports were convened by Mr. and Mrs. Allister Nivins Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Glen, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Brindley. Young and' old =part ic ipat ed be the same for next year. WHITECHURCH RELATIVE SHOWER • On Sunday afternoon August 6 Mrs. Walter Elliott and Ruth and Mrs, Bill MacPherson, etand Margaret held a relative shower for the senior's niece and the girl's cousin Miss Linda Elliott,. bride to be of Ailsa Craig, Linda is, the daughter of 'Mrs. Mitchell Elliott and the late Mr. Mitchell Elliott; The shower was held on the • Elliottlawn where an .umbrella was erected on a laWn chair and decorated with pink and White streamers. Linda was es- Corted \to. the' decorated. chair ,by her sister Betty and Doris Stokes with around 50 well wishers gathered to. do her honor. Masters .of ceremonies. were Ruth Elliott Mrs IviacPherSori. • and daughters Gail, Janet and • Margaret. :Contests were held and Mr. Bolt gave a reading. In this miscellaneous shower among .' the gifts were .blankets , quilts , towels, pillow cases,.icup and saucers, lazy suSan, egg tray, kitchen ware, vases, bath set , water set , coffee pot. , Lindaa-thanked all for coming , the sponsors for their well arrang- ed shower and to all for their gifts . .Lunch was then served by,the sponsors' Mrs.' Walter Elliott and' i3Tli'macPhersOritted .y their daughters. The marriage of Miss- Nancy MacKay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allister MacKay' of R. R. 4 Ripley and Mr. Edward J. Brown, sori of Mr. and Mrs.' Cyril Brown of Lucknow took place on Satur- day, july 15 at 3 p.m. in Knox • Presbyterian Church;Ripler.--7— The front of the church had light- ed white candelabra 'on each side., which had in the centre mixed flowers including pink, white and blue carnations, fuschia mums, white and yellow daisies and green fern. The pews were marked with lighted white cand- les and white satin bows. '• Rev. George Ball of Ripley of- ficiated at the double ring cere- mony. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a flock- length gown of white crystalette featuring an'empire waist and long sleeves and cuffs trimmed with white, guipuire lace. Lace trim- med the high'neck and down the front and 'back of dress with the skirt flowing into a train at' back, Her headpiece of white roses and lily of the valley held a waist- length veil, appliqued with small flowers around the edge. She 'carried a' cascade bouquet of mixed flowers of .white and yellow. daisies , pink Carnations, blue button mums , fuschia mums and 'green fern. Mayen-ef-heneur was Mrs. Judy- Finlayson of Teeswater, sister of the bride. She Wore a floor - length gown, of green and white 'flowered polyester crepe with stand -up .collar , empire waist , A - line_skirt_and:sbort puffecLsleev es . Bridesmaids Were Miss Margar- et MacKay, Miss Elizabeth Mac-, Kay , both of R. R. 4 Ripley and sisters of the bride, and Miss • Carol Brown of Lucknow , sister of the groom. They wore iden- tically styled gowns as that of the matron of honour but each ' in a different colour,, mauve and white, yellow and white and pink and white respectively. They all carried identical flowers , 'white baskets containing white and yellow daisies, pink carnations, blue asters , fuschia mums and green fern. Allison MacKay of R. A. 4 Ripley was flower girl. She wore a dress styled the same a's the other attendants in blue and white and carried sithilar flowers. john Finlayson of Teeswater; ,nephew of the bride t:sias ring bearer. Percy McClenaghan of Listow- el was groomsman. Ushers were Wayne Miller of Picton, Doug Coultes of Ripley and Jack Hussey of Walkerton. Soloist was Norm Dunsmoor of -Kincardine:- Organist was Mrs. Doug' Martyn of R.'R• 3 Lucknow. A dinner was served in the -Riffey Diitridt -High School .PORP4 GROVE Mr. and Mrs. Randy MacDon- ald and Tammy , Mrs. Claude , Dore Sr. of Bervie and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson and Robbie spent Sunday evening with' Mr. and Mrs. HarVie Thompson, Don- nie and Wray. Reverend' and Mn. George Honor and Marion of Ignace , Ont. ario are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thompson. Mrs. Dwaine‘Gregg and girls of Clifford holidayed last Week with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gawl- ey. Mr. and Mrs. Doug MacDon- ald and Andrew spent a few days last week camping around Corn- wall and Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Don Dore and family and Mrs. Claude Dore Sr. journeyed to Durham on Sunday to visit Mr._and Mrs._ Wm. Wood. 'and David and take in a 'few of the Durham centennial festivities. Quite a number of Purple Grove residents attended the sec- ond annual LucknOw Craft Fest= ival over the Week end. Exhib- itors from this area included.Mts. Walter Forster and Wray Thomp- son. • ovi • Auditorium with an open recep- tion following. Norm Dunsmoor and Rhythm Pals supplied music for dancing. . The bride's 'mother chose a beige and fuschia 'floor-length gown of crimpilene knit , beige accessories and corsage of white carnations and, white mums. The•groom's mother wore a floor-length gown of deep rose crepe, .matching Shoes, White accessories a.nd oorsage_of white carnations and pink button mums. Following their wedding trip to the British Isles , the couple are . residing in Lucknow. 'The groom is on the- staff of-Ripley-District — ----- High school.. The bride was employed at Alexandra, Marine and General Hospital, Goderich. •