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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-05-09, Page 31DAY• MAY 16, 1973 THE LUCKNOW' SENTINEL, .I,UCKNOW, ONTARIO hurried In Blyth United ;Church y of yellow and white res entwined matching as at the front of the ted Church on Saturday, for theseven o'clock uniting in marriage ne McDowell and Larry inson. The bride is ter of Mr. arid Mrs. Dowell, Belgrave, and the groom is the son :d Mrs. Roy Robinson, lgrave, Ontario. Wittich officiated at. ring ceremony and c was provided by garet Kai. Miss Heather of Cookstown sang utiful solos, ".We've. Begun", "God is My .and "Entreat Me Not Thee". marriage by her fath- her, the bride chose a gown of polyester Luring a high neckline eeves, Delicate Swiss ted the neckline and eves. A train fell from the back Of the by a lovely white bow . Ece of rosettes held her shoulder length veil With tiny seed pearls. carried a cascade of and ivy, lith McDowell, sister de, was her sister's McDOTNELL Photo by McDowell maid• of honor. She was 'gowned in floor length dress of green organza with white lace trim accenting a softly scooped neck- line and puffed sleeves. She. carried an arrangement of yellow and white shasta daisies. The. bridesmaids were Miss Carol McDowell, sister of the. bride, Miss Linda Walden, Blyth, and Miss Marie. Gear of Waterloo, cousins of the bride. They were gowned identical to the maid of honour and carried matching bouquets. . The grooms best man was Leon. and Robinson, brother of the groom. Ushers were Steven Robinson, brother of the groom,, John McDowell, London, brother of the bride, and ' Neil Beiman, friend of the groom.. A , reception and dinner follow- ed ollow-ed in the Auburn Community. Hall where guests were received by the bride's mother who wore a blue flowered floor length gown of brushed velvet. A corsage of blue carnations and black and silver accessories completed her / ensemble. She was assisted by the groom's mother who was in a floorlength gown of nylon sheer over polyester crepe featuring . a soft pink bodice with,long sheer sleeves and flowered skirt. Her Corsage was. white carnations tint- ed a matching pink and white BICYCL RIDERS ktplaints have been received by Luc snow Council concerning reckless and danger- ing of bicycles; on thesidewalks.. eMe take notice that it is unlawful to ride a the aidwalk ' and ,offenders will be,. liable 'ecution. Public Speaking' Awards Presented KINGSBRIDGE NEWS The annual public speaking con- test at St. Joseph's school was held on Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday of last week. This contest is made possible through the estate of the late James Garvey, who left money to be used for this purpose. Each student who participated receiv- ed a silver dollar, while first place winners received five dol- lars; second place, three dollars; third place, two dollars; with the exception of first place.winners, who presented a. speech instead of. a recitation or reading, they re- cefved a trophy or a plaque.' Kindergarten: The .winners were, Recitatiops , A Rainy Day - Paul Foran, Eddie Bedard , Chris- tine Stapleton; Our Band - Mary Jo. Steffler; Father Thanks for Everything - Freddie Durnin, Tom Van Diepen. Grade One; Recitations, Mice Steven Hickey, Christine Martin, Brian Leddy; When It Comes To Bugs Sharon Doherty, Paul Mar- tin. Casey Hendericks; The Wind - Michael Austin, Joan Hendericks, Perry Van Os'ch. ` Grade Two: Recitations, Anim- al Store - Brent Van Osch, Diane Van .Osch, Patrick Foran and Linda Sinnett (tied); The Chick- ens - Roger Bedard; Wise - Ter- esa Van Rooy, Heather -Ann Stapleton; Denise Connelly and Kevin Smith (tied). Grade Three: Recitations - Splash Splash - Kevin Leddy, Carl Courtney, Tim Martin; For- get - Me - Not Dale McInnis, Rose Marie O'Keefe,Jackie Van- Van Osch. Reading - The Lion and the Mouse - Diane Miltenburg and Yvonne Sinnett (tied); Jackie Dalton, Debbie Drennan. Grade Four: Recitations Frances Van Rooy, Debbie Austin,, Joanne Crawford. Readings -Ronnie Austin, Brian Drennan, Jean Vogt. Speeches Dean Doherty, Sharon ,Doherty , Sharion Goud ette . Grade. Five: Recitations - Mary Luanne Clare, Bill Foran, Marj- orie O'Neil. Readings - Donna Drennan, Eddie Van Osch, Joan Tigert. Speeches - Phyllis Hickey, Floyd Courtney, John Boyle. Prepared Skit - (open class - grades •5 and 6) - Jim Foran and 'Joe Boyle Donna Drennan and Brenda Chisholm, Joan Tigert and' Phyllis Hickey. Grade Six: Recitations Bill Tigert, Blaise Doherty, Andrew Van Diepen and Ann Drennan. (tied). ' Readings Shannon Forgett, Julie Vogt, Stephen Howard. Speeches - Pat Boyle, Eric Courtney, Bob Tigert. Grade Seven; Recitations - • Laurie Doherty, Diane Van Rooy, accessories. The bride and groom left on a short wedding trip" to Niagara Falls. the bride wearing a yellow and blue plaid. crimpknit pant suit with a •corsage •of blue carnations and yellow and white accessories. Prior to her marriage the bride was honoured at four lovely showers, the hostesses being Mrs. Amy McCrea, Blyth; Miss. Linda Walden, Blyth, Miss Carol Web- ster , St. Helens and Mrs. Carol McDowell, Westfield: PAGE: (EVEN WE ARE AVAILABLE FOR ALL YOUR A1RCRAFT SPRAYING NEEDS. . WEED CONTROL IN GRAIN BEAN CONTROL ATRAZINE APPLICATION - CONTACT LAMMEN'S SPRAYING SERVICE R..2 GLEN MEYER, ONTARIO WRITE OR CALL COLLECT (519) 875.2541 Jim Van Osch. Introductions - Tom Sinnett, Margaret Foran; Jim Crawford. Speeches - Mark Frayne Brid- get Dalton, Eugene Austin. Improrriptu Speeches (open classes - grades 7 and 8) Virgin- ia Chisholm, Mary Ellen Foran, Anne Boyle. Grade Eight: Anita Doherty, Paul Doherty, Tom O'Keefe. Introductions - Mary Ellen For- an, Donna Frayne, Mary Ann Miltenburg and Mary, Anne Boyle (tied). Speeches - Janice Tigert;, Anne Marie Howard, Bernie Van Osch and Anne Boyle (tied). The best actress and actor awards were presented to Virginia Chisholm and Bernie Van Osch for theirparts in the Operetta "Jack and the Magic Beanstalk" that was presented in April. History Project The Ontario Department of Education has approved a grant which will provide summer em- ployment for selected Huron County students. They will work on a project to update Hur- on County history from 1900-1975. The grant will be administered • under the Experience '73, P.E. 0.P.L.E. program. Employment for several univ- ersity niv-ersity students is for three months. One or two high school students will be employed for two months. Applications are now being accepted. Huron County Council has .undertaken to meet all addition- al expensessof the project not covered by the grant. 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