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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-10-10, Page 12LOWER INTEREST RATES NOW AVAILABLE ON 1st and 2nd, Mortgages anyiehtire in Ontario on ' ' • RESIDENTIAL ...INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL and 'FARM PROPERTIES Interim financing on new construction or land ,davelopment • • FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN YOUR AREA • PHONE SAF.EWAY INVESTMENTS AND 'N . CONSULTANTS LIMITED • • (519) 7444535 Collect . . Head Office S6 Webet St. E.; Kitchener, Ontario WE sof EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH October 11' to December 31 Starling today, for he 13th consecutive year, the Old MIS brings to Its many Mends and customers their annual Factory Outlet Sale. We may bo In a new bidicling but our name Is the. same - a name that. for over 13' years people • 'have come to rely upon for uncomparable values In men's and ladlee' leather coats, sheepskin rugs, pure virgin wool blankets, gloves and ac,. Ce41"117. ' The Old. Mill uses only the finest ' quallry of leathers available. Talk to our courteous sates stiff and ask them to explain and even show you the different qualities of lerthwi. You'll notorily find value at the Old MIll but beauty of design and superior workmanship. • Ileciut•The'Old Mill is associated with a 'Tannery and Fellmongery our . prices have remained • tow even though the world market prices on wool and leather have escalated. Thirteen yiers ago The Old' Mill originated 'the Idea of of- faring leather and woollen • products to lhe. publiC at lac- . tory •oullet prices. This Is still our aim - lowest prices and • highest quality. The Old Mill- leather specialist before the age of leather - the leader: now In the age of leather. Take a drive to our location, out In the country, just 1 mile south of Myth, on highway 4. Open pally 9 a.m. - 8 p.m., Friday and Saturday 9 cm, - 9 p.M. Sundays 1 p.m. -.8 p.m. ld MTH 01140 . COME TO LEATHER , FASHION COUNTRY The MI. SOUTH 'P . . AGOI 'TWELVE. THE 1,3,KKNOW*SENTINE‘f 141ICKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, ) The marriage of Marianne ' Beets, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doet Beets of Listowel and Doug- las Dale Gollan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Follan of 'Lucknow took place in a double ring cere- mony in. the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses Wingham on June 16th at 4 p.m. Given in marriage by her fath- er, the bride chose a full floor- length' gown of nylon, lace over nylon net tulle, 'with long sleeves tapering to pointed wrists. The split waist, straight at back,dips at centre front and three deep, scalloped-edged tiers began at front and tapered around the back of • the skirt. She wore a floor- length three-tiered veil of nylon net tulle edged with nylon lace. She carried a cascade of red roses , white carnations and tiny white mums. Maid of honour was Miss Annie Beets of Listowel, sister of the • bride., Bridesmaids were Miss Elly Beets , Listowel sister of the bride , and Miss Gloria Gollan, Lucknow, sister of the groom." They all wore identical high waisted gowns in varying• pastel shades of trevira. Each carried Couple Will lire In cknow: GOLLAN a nosegay. Of assorted flowers. Miss Irene Beeti, sister of, the bride was flower girl and wore a long gown of txevira , similar in style to that of the bride. She carried a .cascade of flowers sim- ilar to the bridesmaids. Timothy Gollan, brother of the grooM, was ring-bearer and was dressed identical to the groom in a :white suit S and wine coloured shirt and red carnation. Groomsman was Barry Gollan of LucknoW, brother of the groom. Ushers were Steve Gollan, Lucknow , brother of the groom,. and, Aldeit Beets , brother of the: bride. All wore tailored 'navy suits. The music was• prOvided by Mis- ses Gail and Judy •Gollan, Luck- now, sisters of the groom. The bride'S and groom's mother wore gowns identical to the brides- maids in a mauve with a corsage of yellow roses and lilies 'of the valley. • • An open reception dinner was held at the Wingham High School followed by a dance and' lunch. Following a' honeymoon to the Haliburton district the couple will reside in their trailer in Lucknow. BEETS • Honoured Prior To LeovingArea Mr. and. Mr's. Doug Martin KINTAIL NEWS Rooney's farewell sermon before entertained at a farewell dinner / Cookstown. The theme for his, party on Tuesday of last week in leaving for his new charge at sermGood, . n w Rooney. Guests included Mrs. mr • as "Let Us Be Thankfu honour of . Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth to andMrs. Vincent Isobel Martyn of Ripley, Mr. and Thibodeau and Jeffrey of Wind Mrs. Ewan MacLean, Mr. and spent l Mrs. Duncan Simpson and Mr. Thanksgiving week end w her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Family Dinner On 25#h Anniversary KINGSBRIDGE NEWS • it Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Joe O' Keefe who celebrated their twenty-fifth' wedding anniver- sary on Saturday, October 6th, the actual date is October 4th. A special anniversary mass was' concelebrated at, St. Joseph's Church on Saturday afternoon by Bishop McCarthy. Father Cyril O'Keefe of Montreal, Father • C. Labelle , and Pastor Father-Ed Dentinger also took part.' A family dinner followed at the Maitland Golf and Country Club; Goderich, with 'the recep- tion at their home. Mr. and Mrs. O'Keefe have a family of seven; Marianne , a stud- ent at Western University, London;' Joe *, Nancy , Kathy and Tom, all students at the Goderich District Collegiate Institute; and John and Ann Marie , students at St. Josephs School, Kingsbridge. Bishop McCarthy was the priest who officiated at the wedding • twenty-five years ago and Father Cyril O'Keefe is a brother of Mr. O'Keefe. HOLIDAY IN He Mr. and Mrs. Theo Van Diepen left last Friday for a three week visit with their relatives in Hol- land.' Kathy Hogan of Western University, London and Anita and Mrs. Elliott Carruthers. A Famish. - . service given' to the Carruthers have closed their traitor tamp David and Grace Maci<enzie beautiful china flower arrange r f ment ,was presented to Mrs. Roori- years as head nurse. A book of the season and will return to Lo don for the winter months. ey in recognition of her 'excellent presented to Reverend Rooney.. Miss Margaret Simpson has Nursing Home for the past few The evening Was spent with slides continued her'nursing studies in and music and a delicious' srnOr- Kitchener. and has been there fo poems called 7Friendship" was hostess: the past two' weeks. Margaret and her friend Glenn Ferguson ents Mr. and Mrs, Robert Sinfl spent the week end with her pat gasbord lunch was served by the Many from here attended th leitTypirnonitic oFOn UFrRidGaIyEtLeSv eJ On iInNig Ca tH AU sRhCfiHe id airportis Jan tosi3SinlP noTsha asgig • Prepa ratory service was held Bertnuda. Presbyterian Church with corn- Federation of Agriculture bang munion services on Sunday. 'New held at Saltford Hall last That's' members who joined 'the church , day evening and enjoyed hearid were Janet , Fairish (Grant); Lori the guest speaker, the Honoid' Collins (Lloyd); Catherine Simp- able Eugene Whelan„, Federal son (Robert); Lorraine MacDon- . Minister Of Agriculture, address aid (Alln). it was Reverend the dinner meeting. Al Drennan of Guelph Over Is iving with hi Hogan of Guelph University spent the week end with their parents , Mr. and Mrs. John Howard. Miss Tony Dalton, ,Detroit, was a week end visitor with her broth- er Ray Dalton and Terry. ' • sity spent Than g parents and Was a guest at the Due kworth-Pacluette Weddin Goderich on Saturday, Donald SimpSon was home London University:with Ills,,Pa!;d ents for Thanksgiving wenn' 4