HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-06-06, Page 13SDA JUNE 6, 1973
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW ONTARIO
isWeek. In Ripley
BY AB WYLDS.
Gordon Gemmell, well
in the Ripley area , has
a. resident at Wentworth
Dundas .for• several years
ing a stroke. He is. the'
:in -chief of the monthly.
called "The Golden Link".
:April edition the Easter
ge was contributed by Mon-
Ketioe, a former resident
ession 12; Huron,, lot 27.
nd Mrs. William Douglas of
s visited Wentworth Lodge
ny;occasions. Mrs: Doug -
ed on the 12th concession
a sister of Mr. Ed Harriston
rdine,
and Mrs. 'Bill Harris, of
visited this past week end
and Mrs. Francis Gem -
It was nice to see Bill and
around upstreet renewing
fiances in Ripley on Satur-
RWS CLUB
weelding meeting of Tops
don May. 30 with 13 mem •
esent, The queen for the
a$ Karla Hogan and roll
wed a total loss of 21
week,
y Finlayson won the
id Marion Hummel.conduc-
ery interesting quiz to
teach person's personality.
ne Barger led us in some
zercisesat the beginning
d of the meeting.
day.
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The reception dance in honour
of Mr, and Mrs. Howard Robb of
Amb. erley (Noreen MacCharles)
was held on Saturday evening in
the Ripley District High School
auditorium following the meeting
on the. Recreation complex.
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On Friday evening the Ripley
Firemen 'held their annual dance
with the Lionel Thornton orchestra
also in the school auditorium.
•. • • • •
The floodlights areon again in
the Ripley ball park as the soft-
ball season has started.
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Here from London for the week
end visiting with Joe and Mary
Fludder and family was her sister
Margaret A. Thompson.
• • •• • •
Miss Theresa Weber who was a
patient in. Kincardine Hospital
was able to return home to
Ripley this past week.
Also home during the week end -
was Miss Jean MacDonald of the
Fairhaven Nursing Home Nursing
Staff in. Kincardine.
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PAGE THIRTEEN
Newlyweds Reside In Goderich
A
CHISHOLM .. ELLIOTT.
White candles and bouquets
of spring flowers adorned the
altar of St. Ambrose Church,
Brussels on Saturday, May 19th
at four o'clockswhen Dorothy
Elizabeth Elliott and William
John Chisholm exchanged mar-
riage vows. . Rev. Father Detting•
er officiated with Rev. Father
Kaminsky assisting:
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Orwell S. Elliott and the
'late Orwell Elliott.. The parents
of the: groom are Mr. -and .Mrs.
Grant Chisholm, Lucknow.
Mrs. Ann Pritchard' played •
traditional wedding music and
accompanied the soloist, Mrs.
Brian Dennyof of Guelph who sang
For All We Know and The Wed-
ding Song.
.Given in marriage by her
uncle Mr. George Elliott, Brus-
Penny Carnival;
At Kinloss Central
On Thursday, May 17 the Kin-
loss Central Public School had a
Penny Carnival.. The Grades 3
and 4 of Mrs. Hodgin's class were
putting it on for other classes.
We were collecting the money
for the Red Cross. We made
$16.91. .
The games we played were
Bowling, .Guess. How Many, Spin
the Dial, the Fish . Pond, Drbp the
Penny in the Jar and The Sponge
Throw,. Also we had our Fortune
told.
There was a Door.Prize and a
Lucky Draw; a Candy Counter,
a Magician and a Cupcake Eating
Contest. The winner of Grade J.
and 2 was Monica Hartemink; of
Grade 2 and 3. was Richard Mac -
Arthur; of Grade 3 and 4 was
Marty Bolte and of Grade 4 and
5 was Brian Bushell.
Murray Gilchrist won the Door
Prize. Mark Haldenby won, the
Lucky Draw. Mark Ackert and
Kenny McFarlan won Guess How
Many. There was a prize for
Teresa ..Murray, 411an Eadie and
Brian Murray for raising the most
,money at their game.
Brenda Phillips.
- PIT() by Elms
sels the bride wore a gown of
sheer delight ' polyester crystal-
lette in solid white^with.high
Victorianneckline with the gath
ers at the back,of the waistline
forming a short train. Venician
lace flowers formed a deep yoke
on the bodice and also decorated
the long full sleeves which were
gathered into a narrow cuff at
the wrist. Tiny lace flowers also
enhanced the bottom of the skirt.
Her Juliette cap was'caught•with
a four -tiered pure silk net should-
er length, veil trimmed with tiny'
pearls. She carried a '
bouquet of yellow roses and . white
shasta daisies.
Her attendants were Miss Mary
Gibson; Brussels as maid of hon.-
our
on-our and Miss..Laurie Chisholm.,
sister of the groom and Miss Joan
Elliott, cousin of the bride, as
bridesmaids. 'Cathy Chisholm,
i
sister of the groom, acted as
flower girl. All the attendants
'wore gowns of Spanish satin in
;shades of mauve, yellow, pink
sand green respectively. Pinafores
of polyester voile, flowered to
`snatch the dresses were also worn.
Each had tiny flowers in their
hair to match the colour of their
dresses. The attendants each car-
ried baskets of mums in colours
to match their dresses.
Peter Smith; .;friend of the
• groom, was best man. The ush-
ers were. David Colquhoun, Lon-
don, cousin of the bride, and
Mark Chisholm, brother of the
groom.
The bride's mother wore a
street length 'flowered polyester
silk .dress with a pale blue full
length vest and a corsage of pink
mums. The groom's mother
chose a -street length dress of poly
ester lace in an orange ice shade.
She wore black accessories. Her
corsage was white .mums..
Guests of honour attending the
wedding were the groom's grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Chisholm, Goderich and Mrs. .
Pearl Watson, Auburn..
Following a dinner in the
church, a reception was held in
Canadian Legion Hall, Brussels ,
with dancing to the music of the
Nite -Lites .
For a short wedding trip to
Eastern Ontario, the :bride donned
a white pant suit flecked with
navy and a navy blazer trimmed
with white and .a corsage of
yellow mums.
Out of town guests were pres-
ent from Vancouver, 13.C.,
Toronto, Hamilton, Burlington,.
Guelph, London, Goderich, .
Palmerston and Listowel.
Prior to their marriage. Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Ritchie and Mr. °
and Mrs. G. Chisholm hosted the
bride and groom elect at a party
in Lucknow. -Other showers
for the bride were held at' Luck-
now and Brussels.. . Hostesses ,
were Miss Joan Elliott and Miss
Mary Gibson , .Brussels; Mrs., ,
Pearl` Watson, Auburn; Mrs.
Margaret Cameron, Lucknow, •
Miss Laura Scholl, Lucknow;
and Mrs. Mary Huether. Mrs.
Mary Davidson and Mrs. Isabel
Gibson,, Brussels:
Mr.: and Mrs. 'Chisholm will,
reside at 219 East Street, Goderich.'
SPECIAIS
GARRY SUTTON
OF THIS COMMUNITY HAS TAKEN OVER
BUTTON'S MEAT MARKET IN LUCKNOW
EFFECTIVE MONDAY, JUNE 4th .
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TO. MARK THE OPENING
THE FOLLOWING SPECIALS WILL BE OFFERED
THIS FRIDAY . AND SATURDAY,
JUNE 8 AND 9
Maple Leaf Bacon 83c Ib,
Homemade Sausage 69c Ib.
Maple Leaf Weiners 1 lb. pkg. 69c
DROP IN AND GET ACQUAINTED • r
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