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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-10-18, Page 17CouP10.Will Live 1n Wroxeter - Photo by Snyder Studio KIEFFER - BA'RGER „ • Alex T. MicNay, Box125 Miller MacKenzie Ltd. Breaks- Bldg,, Telt 5244320 TORONTO-372 Bay Street (416) 364-7495 BARRIE — 35 Dunlop Street (705) 726-6495 ORILLIA — 73 Mississaga St. E., (705) 325-2226 Here's a great way to put your money to work: 7 3/4% interest, guaranteed on 5-year term deposits. Other terms available. Minimum deposit, $500. Call or drop in and see us today. LUCKNOW on ;1 I'S • e. wEDNESDAY;'OCTOBER 10th, 1112 •741,- LOC(HAI:SH Mr. and Mrs. Doug Martyn spent Sunday in C011ingwood with M. and. Mrs. Allan MacLean, Several from the Ashfield Pres- .i byterian Church W.M,S. atterid- ed Presbyterial in Ripley Knox Church on Wednesdiy evening. Among those attending were Mrs. Henry MacKenzie, Ivirs. Ewan MacLean, and Mrs. Doug Martyn. sympathy of the community is ‘`' s extended to Miss Margaret Mac- ' Leod in the passing of her brother Dr. Wrn ! McLeod of Sault Ste. Mare. Dr. MacLeod was, in Rip- ley for several years. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Parrish and family spent a couple of days • " with Mr. and Mrs. John MacRae • of Mono• Mills. Graham Hamilton is now play- ing. hockey at Waterloo. Ken Parrish has returned home and is back to school in Wingham. ik .) Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Art I Mattliewman on Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Powers of London, Patty Powers led the group of Folk Singers of St. Andrew the Apostle church of London, who provided a concert on SaturdAy night in Pip- ley. for the Jr. Farmers, Sunday morning Mass at the Catholic Church in TeesWater and St. Andrews United Church in Ripley At which an overflow crowd invited the young group back to Ripley in the near future, Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles included Miss Edna Jamieson of Clinton and Mrs. Joyce Evans of London. Sympathy of ,the community is extended the MacKendrick • families in the death of Mrs. Mary IVIacKendrick, Who was buried at Lochaish Cemetery on MondAy. The MacKendricks were once the 'store keepers at Lochalsh in the store now owned by Frank MacLennan. A fatal accident occurred in his-are-a--on Friday--night--;--w-hen- - Cynthia Holmes lost her life. Sympathy of this 'area goes to her family and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kieffer are residing 'in Wroxeter following their marriage September 23rd in Sacred Heart Church, Wingharn. Father Kiminski officiated at the double-ringserem_ony.amid a setting of yellow gladioli. White ribbons adorned the guest pews. Miss Rosemary Schmidt of Blue- vale was Organist and soloist was Mrs. Mary Lou Barger , sister-in-, law of the bride of Lucknow. Mrs. Kieffer is the former Mary Barger, daughter. of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barger Sr. of Lucknow. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs :-Oscar Kieffer of Ir. R. 1 Biuevale. Mr. Barger gave his daughter in marriage. /.The bridal gown was floor- length white polyester shantung and featured ,an empire waistline, high callar'and long puffed sleeves gathered into etight cuff. The waistline, collar, sleeVes and a long attached train,were•trim- med with wide white cotton lace and the bodice featured tiny white buttons• between two rows of lace. Her waist-length scalloped edged veil Was.also trimmed with lace and she carried a bouquet,of, yellow. 'roses with long white rib- bons. M-r--S . Janet Sager--e-f-4.know was her sister-in-law's matron Of honor and bridesmaids were another. sister-in-law / Mrs. Rosa-, • lene Barger and Misses Karen and Elaine Kieffer, sisters of the groom of Bhievale. They were gowned alike in floor-length goWns of•mint green al -hi empire Wai.Stlint:s, high collars and short puffed sleeves of the dresses Were trimmed with heart-shaped white cotton lace. 'They carried nose- gays of yellow and, white mums with yellow andwhitestreamers. `The bride's niece, Lisa Barger /N.F.U. NEWS The draw for the' David Brown tractor, on which National Farm- ers Union iiiembcrs haye.been selling tickets ,"was held at A NFLrdance at Sebringville on Saturday, October 7th., Perth County Dairy Princess, Kathy Fink„ drew the winning ticket. -Winner was Nancy Fries .-.o.f..(V.,00dstock. Since the'Fries live in Woodstock, they sold the tractor and took:the money in- . stead.: ' ,Pre:Sid-cm of District 5",. 'NFU-, - from which the tractor draw orig- inated , is Lorne Luther, •R, 3 LuCknow. • it • of fines and dust. , For other classes of livestock, 'notably laying hens and cattle:. the advantages are largely in. •handling. Bin flow' is made easier and segrega7 tion of ingredien,ts is reduCed. Maybe It's time 'you, switched to SHUR•GAIN PELLETED RATIONS? Let's diScusS it. Feeders of hogs,. chicken broilOrs and turkeys derive the greatest, feeding advantages from pelleted rations. With broilers and turkeys, the purpose is to enable the birds to eat more. With hogs there are big advantages . . . improved feeding efficiency (about 10%), and impr'Oved ra tes Of, gain (.7-8%). The explanation is that, the. pelleted %rations 'provide increased digestible energy, increased availability of other nutrients, and reduced feed LUCKNOW. - PHONE 528-2026 4....1111111.1111, 411r4111.11111 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNQW/.9NTARIO „ of I_Ucknow , was flower girl. She wore a floor-length gown 'of white polyester crepe with short puffed sleeves, trimmed with mint green and white daisy lace. Rog- er Kieffellr-of_lia_milton was ring bearer. • Barry Hogg of Gorrie was groomsman and guests were usher- ed by Brian McBurney, Jack • Ross and Raymond Wright , all of R. R. 1, Wingham. 'Wedding guests were received by mothers of the, bridal couple at the reception' which followed in the_Llic kilOW—LegiOn H41.1.! The bride's Mother wore a floor-length gown of blue crimp- lene trimmed with silver sequin lace. Her corsage was red roses. The groom's mother chose a floor' length'gown of blue velvet with top of-W-Inte and silver broCade. Her corsage was also red roses. For -travelling to Northern Ont- ario the bride donned a street- length green dress with red and green plaid top and red accessories. A corsage of red roses completed her ensemble. More Swimming Pool Donotimis. • 'Further donations to the • Lucknow Community Swimming Pool are: Gerry 'Mews., R, Ripley, $5; Roy. Havens family, Lucknow; Mrs. Bob Hamilton, Lucknow , $25; Percy McClenaghan, Listow el, $5; Earl Cranston, Lucknow , $25; Harvey Alton, R. 2 Auburn $10; Don Dennis,' Lucknow, $25; Frank Austin, Dungannon, $25; Mrs. Harvey Webb, Wingham, $5;. Chester Feagan, Goderich, $5; Wm. E. Andrew , R. 7 Luck- now, $10; "Mrs. Bain, Lon- don, $5; Elmira Finnigan, GOd- erich, $5; Mri. C. E. Smith, Seaforth, $10; Mrs. M. L. Ptird- on, Belgrave, $5; Mrs. Fred Fowler , Kitchener, $2; Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Pearson, R. 3 Holy- -rood, $5G-;-Mrs. Margaret M.ae-- Donald , Walkerton, $5; Mr. and Mrs. W. Cummins, Saskatoon, Sask. , $10; S. G. Burns, St. Thomas, •$50; Mrs. William Duf- fle, Hamilton, $10; Donald 'C. M.aelntyre, R. 5 Luc-know; $ Mr: and Mrs. Henry Gardner and Lane, R. 3 Lucknow, $10;' Don, Matthews, London, $25; Robert W. Scott , R. 7 Lucknow , $25; Miss Margaret MacDonald', Sarnia, $10; William Hardie, R. 1 Bel- grave, $5; W. J. Kinahan, R.'2 Lucknow $10; Teeswater Cream- ery Ltd ! , Teeswater, $16. • Martin's General Store , R. R. 2 Lucknow , $3; Mrs. Margaret Black, R. R. 2 Lucknow; Miss Isabel .Miller , R. •R. 2 Lucknow , $5; Miss-Wilkeimine--Autherford , R. R. 2 Lucknow , $5; Hugh Todd, R. R. 2 Lucknow, $5; Angus Mac- Donald, R. R. 2-Lucknow $5; Ray . Nicholson, R. 2 Lucknow , $2; Robt MacNay,, R. 1 Kincardine , $10;.Ross Errington; R. R. 2 Lucknow , $25; Gordan MacDonald, R. R. 2 Luck-, now, $2; Ronald McCrostie, R. R. 2;-Lucknow--$51-1-T-omTNio-liolson, R. R. 2 Lucknow, $5; Jim Aitchi- son, R. R..2 Lucknow, $10; Jack Aitchison, R. R. 2 Lucknow, $5; Wm. MaCPherson, R. R. 1 Luck- now , $25; Keith Kilpatrick, Luck- now; Mrs. T. S. Chambers, Tor- onto, $10; Mrs. James, Valad ; Windsor , $2. , • ,