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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-10-17, Page 13Take a close look at the 1974 John Deere Cut-Away Snowmobile they play hard.:., See the great new John Deere Snowmobiles for '74 during our open house. There are, seven new models —power selections from 292 to 440cc's: And you, can , choose John Deere's neyv slide rail 'suspension system or proven' bogie-wheel suspension. .and make play out of hard work This Winter throw away your shovel; With a John Deere Snow Blower'you can clear a blizzard from your walkS and driveway almost before the snow stops falling. Select from 5-, 7-, or 8-hp remodels,26- or 32-inch cut. With a John Deere Snow Blower to walk behind and a John _1 Deere Snowmobile to ride on, winter is great k,‘JOHN DEERE fun. . McGEE AUTO ELECTRIC 355 Josephine Street, Wingham, Phone 357-1416 THRU SATURDAY "SALES BACKED BY SERVICE" See the new John Deere Snow Machines at our OPEN HOUS •Lovirs. LAST GIFT REMEMBRANCE . Witethar It's a /j • • MONUMENT • MARKER • INSCRIPTION You are rensambarIng a loved one. LET PRYDE Ift .$011. LTD. HELP YOU DECIDE ON YOUR MEMORIAL REQUIREMENTS IN GODERICH - DON Denomme - 524-8761 VISIT couple Will Live In Stratford DAVIS = JORDAN Rev ...Grant Mills officiated when marriage vows were exchan- • ged betWe ,- Patricia Ann Jordan and•Samt i Wayne Davis. Glad- ioli forn-,2:d the baCkground for the ev ling ceremony performed in Thamesview United Church, Pullarton on September eighth. Mrs. W. C. Thorne played the • Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet far the bridal music and Was accompanist for Miss Dorie Robinson when she sang Love , look at the Two of Us and We've only just Begun. •Parents.of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jordan, Mitch- ell, and Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Davis, Fullerton. , The bride, given in marriage by her father , had chosen a full length gown ,of candlelight organ- ia styled with a natural Waist- line, long sleeves and matching hood. Motifs of French Alencon, lace accented the :bodice and narrow bands of the lace trimmed • the cuffs and.hood and enchanced• the full Watteau train that flowed from the bodice. Silk ribbon - appeared at the waistline; form- ing a semi-belt with;two small bows. Her bouquet was of yellow roses and baby's breath. Sisters 'of the bride, Miss Janice Jordan and Miss Mary. Jordan, both of Mitchell, were maid of honor and bridesmaid respectively,: while the. groom's sister, Mrs. Carolyn -Harris , R. R. 1 Fullarton was also a brideimaid. Janice wore yellow , Mary , pink and Car- olyn green. Their' frocks were fash- ioned of flocked polyester with ern• pine waistlines, bell sleeves and ruffles. Their wide-brimmed picture hats were sashed with ribbons and their bouquets were of white and coloured carnations, . both matching their frocks. Ed Lawrence of Scarborough was , best man and. ushering were Terry Davis and Bob Harris. The reception was held at the Legibn Home, Mitchell, where the bride's mother welcomed guests in a dress of flowered nylon sheer 'with a green corsage. Mrs. Davis ;assisted , wearing a frock of figur- ed mauve doubleknit with a "yel- lOW corsage. Leaving on a trip' to northern. Ontario the bride and groom wore matching pant suits of brown and white polyester knit , the bride's ' corsage being of yellow roses. Mr. and Mrs. Davis are resid- ling at 245 Goff Ave. , Stratford. The bride is a granddaughter of Mrs. 'Clara Webster, Lucknow. Guests attended the. nuptials from Edmonton, Scarborough, Windsor , Lucknow , Peterborough, Brampton, Fullarton, Mitchell • and surrounding area , I/ MAY, OCTOBER 17, 197.3 Wm. Kinahan WI Speaker )ctober meeting Of "the Women's Institute was tile home of Mrs., RUssell Wednesday evening , the Dctober. Armstrong Wilson conduct - nisinessfor the month. es were appointed to-- he Arei Convention at. mend for the convention Chatsworth on October d nth. The ladies voted to a banquet in December D to make the Christmas for sale as usual. Mrs. fpNay is in charge of the Ind cookies for sale at the lm Hospital in November , tations•to come in at the eeting. The reports of the D committee and the Pine. Dmmittees were read. Wilson asked the ladies land observe a minute's in memory of their late ;Mrs. George Saunders.. Plyrnond Leddy presided :program,' opening with a poe add the singingOf 0 Cana d a. M m rs,- J. L. MacMillan gave a splendid talk on the motto "A resolution to help today's youth". Some things she stressed were to pt them involved in something Worth while and to keep them busy; older people sometimes place temptation in the way of the young; the lack of discipline in the home causes trouble; as „, our young people go through • school they should have more prac. tical work to do along with their stud,ies. • • The ladies all joined• in a sing song after which. Mrs, McNaugh- ton gave several readings 'on Oct- ober and. Hallowe'en. The guest speaker , Mrs.. Wm. Kinahan spoke on 'Color blind- ness" and gave many interesting facts about how to tell if you a have this defect and how it came about. This talk was enjoyed by all and Mrs. MacMillan thanked the speaker and presented her with-a gift; • Mrs. Leddy closed the meeting with a poem and the Queen was sung followed by the grace and a lovely lunch was served.' Every- one thanked Mrs. Alton for having them at her home. Huron Township Council. Minutes Huron Township council held their regular meeting on' October 1st with all members present. A letter was read from the Min- .istry of the Environment follow- ing an inspection of the Township dump and they requested that burning be stopped immediately. A new trench is to be dug and covering should be done more frequently. The.•Point Clark Beach Associa- tion sent a letter protesting the building of a Recreation Complex and copies of letters to the Min- istries of Treasury and Community & Social Services. None of the tenders for the sale of the old township shed were accepted and council is trying to negotiate privately. Township accounts of $7,160.46; Rbad accounts of $9,763.09 arid Tile drain 'Debentures of $15,600.00 were ordered paid. Meeting adjourned to meet on October 15th and November 5th at 9.,30 a.m. ' EARL TOUT, Clerk. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Conn, Mrs. Allister Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Webster of Wingham. and Mrs. Wallace Conn attended anniversary services 'at Lucknow United Church Sunday ev-ening to see the pictures and hear the commentary' Rev. Johnstone had on his charge at. White Fox , North- ern Saskatchewan. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson were Sunday evening visitors with, Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mowbray and Mr. and Mrs. •Alan Falconer and Tony were at Stratluoy Sun- day and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer. Paul Falconer of .Sarnia spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mowbray. Mr. and -Mrs. F. G. McGowan of London were Thursday and Fri- day guests with their daughter Mrs Ronald JamiesOn, Me: Jamieson and family of East Wawanosh. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn Su day afternoon visited, with Mr. an Mrs. Douglas Conley and Jason of Wingham. • — Mr.. and Mrs/Le Roy Rintbul, Carol/Kimberley and Debbie spent the week end with his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul and family and her parents Mr: and Mrs. Stanley Black and family of .8elgrave. Mr. and Mrs. Rin- toul have moved from Kettleby and their address is nowsKing , R. 3. Frank Jamieson arrived home on the week end. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Bill Willis is a patient in Victoria HoSpital, London. Mr. and Mrs., Wallace Milligan Mary Lou and Clara of Streets- Ville , spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Falconer and Tony. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn on Sunday at tended 'anniversary ser.- vices at the prated Church , Luck- now, where Rev. Robert Johnstone of First Westminister Church, bin- don had charge' of the service. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Milton, where Mr. . and Mrs. Harold Johnstone ofParit hill, parents of Rev. Johnstone, and other relatives' also visited. Rev, Johnstone is a nephey of Mr. and Mrs., Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ross were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Millen of Teeswater. Mrs. Edith Brown of London spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hill Evans. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wes. ley Tiffin were Mr, and Mrs, Jim Ruddick of Goderich through the week and Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilson of Wingham. Mrs. Earl Caslick visited with 'Mr. and Mrs. Bean Caslick of Kincardine from Thursday to Sun- day. THE pcKNOW .SENTINE*7-11,14CRHow, ONTARIO WHITECHURCH ei PAGE. THIRTEEN