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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
arriOdyIn Clinton. United Church
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.Ontario Street United Church,
Clinton was decorated with light-
ed candelabra. whitelilacs,
yellow mums andtulips on June
2nd for the double -ring ceremony
uniting in marriage Marie Ann'
Trewartha and Glen Leroy -Web-
ster. The -bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. ,Ross Trewartha
R. R. 4, Clinton and the groom ..A
is the son. of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Webster. R. R. 3 Auburn.
Rev. Lawrence•Lew.is officiated '
at the wedding service. Mary i
Anne Alton, cousin of the groom
was the soloist. The bride •enter-
ed the church while the organist, '•
Mrs. Doris McKinley, played
The Sound of Music. Miss Alton
sang 'The Wedding Prayer' and
Time For Us'.
° Given in Marriage by her father,
the bride wore a floor length •
gown of polyester satin trimmed
with appliqued flowers and a
matching train. Her cathedral
length veil was edged with tiny
daisies: and she carried a .
bouquet of American beauty red.
roses.
Mrs. Marinus Bakker was mat-
ron of honor and wore a floor
• length gown of mint green poly-
ester. The waist line and sleeves
were trimmed with dainty yellow.
rose -bud lace. The bridesmaids,
Miss: Jannet Blake, cousin of
REWARTHA
the groom and Miss Ann Uyl,
friend of the bride, were gowned
identically to the matron of hon-
or. They.wore green .'
ribbons in their hair and carried
bouquets of yellow mums.
'Allan Webster, brother of the
groom, was best man and ushers
were John Wolf, friend of the
groom, and, Douglas Trewartha,
brother of the bride.
The recessional 'Edelweis' was
sung by the soloist. Following.
the ceremony, the bridal party
was treated to .a hay wagon ride
by area friends..
'The wedding dinner ,was served
at the.Ontario Street United
Church, *here .the mother of the
bride received guests in a floor
length dress of multi -coloured
mauve chiffon witha corsage of
yellowSweetheart roses. • Accom-
panying her, the mother of the
'groom received guests in a floor
length gown of rose patterned
chiffon with a corsage of -white
sweetheart roses. .Rbis•Crich,
London., uncle of the bride, was -
master of ceremonies. .
Followinga, reception at The
White Carnation, Holmesville.,
*the couple left for a honeymoon
in Eastern Ontario and Montreal.
The bride travelled in a navy suit
with accessories and a corsage of
white carnations.. Guests attended
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CUSTOM KILLING
HOGS AND CATTLE ON TUESDAY
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Phone 528-3009
Area Folk -Judge.
At Northern Fair
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE.
Mrs. Bert Mason of Kincardine,
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Brooks of
Lucknow and, Mr. and Mrs1 Oliver
McCharles of Lochalsh attended- '
the Warren Fair Friday, Saturday
and Sunday. Warren is between
Sudbury and North Bay..
On Friday Mrs. McCharles.jud-
ged the Baking, Fine Arts and
Flowers. One feature of the bak-
ing was giant loaves of baked
bread. These loaves were baked
in roasting pans.
Mrs. Mason. and Mrs. McChar-
les judged the Baby Show , Dec -
orated Bicycles and Pets on Satur-
day. Oliver and Omar judged
the cattle, hay and grain the
same day. There were 109 cattle
shown.
On Sunday they held a Horse
Show with between 200 and 300
horses participating.
the wedding from Lucknow, Tor-
onto, Guelph, Dunnville, London,
Cardinal and Goderich.
Prior to her marriage Marie
had several showers given in her
honour including a. kitchen shower
at the home of Mrs.' Keith Tynd-
all. by Mary East and Phyllis
Tyndall; one at the home of Mrs.
Phyllis Morrison; oneat the home
of Mrs . • Ruth Baxter and one' at
the home of Mrs. Albert Pdstma
by Margaret Bakker. .
Mrs. Ross Trewartha held a
trousseau tea on Saturday,' May'
25, to .honour, her daughter Marie.
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Chad Russell, Richard on June 4,
1973 at Royal Victoria Hospital,
Barrie, a brother for Tammy.
McKAY.- Larry and Ann of Luck -
now arehappy to announce the
birth of their. daughter , Teresa
Louise, 8 pounds, 9 ounces, on.
June 3rd, 1973, at Wingham and
District Hospital, a granddaugh-
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Davidson of Whitechurch.
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Achievement -Day.
For 4-1.1. Clubs
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DUNGANNON NEWS
At Achievement Day "Sports-
wear
Sports-wear with Knits", held on Satur-
day, June 9, for Wingham 'area.,.
Dungannon 4-H girls, groups
I, II and III each presented a
Fashion Show'as part of the pro-
gram. In' the presentation of
Pins and Certificates of Achieve-
ment, Shelley
chieve-ment,.Shelley and Sharon Tigert
received County. Honours, and
Peggy Young received Provincial
Honours.
Club I with leaders Linda
Young and Mrs. Dan Macinnis
had four girls; Peggie Young,
Cathy Pentland, Annette Hodges
and Elaine Stewart.
Club II with leaders Mrs. How-
ard Culbert and tvlrs. Roy Winte-
mute had nine girls: Irene Hasty
Frances and Irene Logtenberg,
Judy Wintemute, Lynn Anderson,.
Lori Pentland, Barbara , Betty
and Dorothy Culbert. •
Club III with leaders Mrs. .
Elmer •Black and Mrs. Wm. Tig-
e
ert had ten girls: Shelley, Sharon
and Susan Tigert (Wm.), .Jtydy
and Janice Tigert •(Jacky^, Nellie
and Mary Van Diepen, • Laurie
Dougherty, Patricia Petrie , and
Cheryl Anne Hodges. -
The project for Fall, 1973, is
to be "A World of Food in
Canada
50th Anniversary
Harry and. Laverne (Greer) Aik-
en welcomedmany relatives and
friends Sunday, June 10th at their
granddaughter's home, at Napanee,
Ontario on the occasion of their
50th wedding anniversary.
Cousins attending from Lucknow
were Mr, and Mrs. Harold Greer
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Salkeld,
as well as Mrs. Mary Rowed of
Goderich, who were guests at the
wedding 50 years ago, .
Mrs. Aiken is the former La-
verne Greer, daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. George Greer of
Lucknow.
Senior (itizenS
Church- Service
Senior Citizens from the ar
attended the special church
vice at Lucknow Presbyterian
Church on Sunday to markt
commencement of Senior Ci
ens Week.
The special Father's Day
vice was conducted-bythe
er Rev. Glenn Noble; Aulte
Higgins of Dungannon read tt
scripture. Amen's choir pr'
ed special music and Walter
ter sang a solo.
Members of,
Sunday School attended int
Lunch was served follows)
service , another in the sped
series of services marking ayear.
church's Centennial