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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-12-19, Page 20THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW9 ONTARIO nited Church ...P.-ETTER 'SHOES LUCKNOW PRONR 51 Treat Injuries At Hospital Paul Montgomery , age 10, Wingham, received a lacerated ear playing hockey at the Wing7 ham arena. Joseph Hallahan, age 10 , fell while playing and fractured his left wrist. Ivirs. Leona Spindler . age 55 , Belgrave . was a passenger, in a car driven by VAlliam'A. Reich which was in collision with a Listowel'Transport truck at the corner of Arthur and Water Street Wingham. She received contu- sions to the knees and was later released investigated by Con- stable Arponen. Martin Verberne , age 18. R.R. 1 Seaforth, was' a passenger in a car which went out of control approximately 2 1/2 miles North of Lucknow and slid into a ditch. He/received a lacerated right hand . Investigated by Kincardine 0,P .P. Dawson. Deborah Adairns, age 14,4R. R. 2 Bluevale, was admitted to hos- pital with hip injuries suffered when she fell 'from her horse. Her condition is satisfactory. . There's Still Time to include a Portable Typewriter in your Christmas Gift List A NEW STOCK OF SMITH CORONA TYPEWRITERS ARRIVED THIS WEEK 1 61 9999999999 9 4 99999999999 .999999•99•9V E 99990610•••• rr,-,10)In'Io•iTT411" We can now supply the • II. ' • Corsair Dell4e Portable regular $69.95 Drop in and see this sharp little machine or give us a call and we'd be glad to set one aside for you& LUCKN iW SENTINEL Lucknow Phone 528-2$21 4 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER PAGE '1 - MARTIN and smocked bodice. Following a wedding trip for. two weeks in..Florida the couple will reside at R. R. .1 New Ham- burg, Where the groom has his own business, Hillcrest Service Garage. - The bride was formerly em- ployed with Goodall and Camp- bell, Wingham. - Prior to her marriage the bride was, honoured at several showers. A miscellaneous shower was given by Mrs. Janet Kleihauer of Rostock and Mrs. Ron Martin of Wasaga when relatives and friends gather- ed at Rostock Community Hall for apot luck supper; the staffs of Goodall and Campbell, and Craw- ford. Mill and Davies law firms in Wingham gathered for a Chin- ese dinner and personal gifts were presented to the bride-elect;. a grocery shower was given with Mrs Dolores Hofstetter,/ of New. Ham- burg as hostess at her home; a community shower was held at St. Helens Community Hall. Following their marriage neigh , bouts at New Hamburg held a shower at the home of"Mrs. Joe Kienapple , when the bride and groom were presented with an el- ectric knife and a set of glasses. GILMORE. Calvin United Church, St. Hel- ens.' was the setting on Saturday, November 24th at 3.30 o'clock for the-wedding of Carol Anne Martin and 'Donald Carson Gil- more of New Hamburg. The bride is the daughter of Ivir. and Mrs. Sheldon C. D; Martin of R. R. 2 Lucknow. The groan is the son of the, late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stanley Gilmore of R. R. 1 Palmerston. Rev. James E. Hummel Offic- iated At the double ring cere.m- dny. Given in.marriage by her father . the bride, who made her own dress, wore a long-sleeved floor length gown of white polyester cashmere .with full cuffed sleev- es, A-line skirt trimmed with lace , and detachable train tied at the waist. Her fingertip - veil of fine tulle was held by a, crown of daistes. She carried red roses and stephanotis. Matron of honour was Mrs. Guenther Kleihaurer of Rostock, Ontario sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Ronald Martin of Wasaga Beach, sister- In-law of the bride , Mrs. Neil Hofstetter of New Hamburg and Mrs. Elizabeth Irwin of Wingham. All the attendants were simil- arly dressed in lacoste-stitch red polyester gowns with lace trimmed white collar and cuffs. They carried red roses on white muffs. Groomsman was John Brown of Gorrie :. Ushers were. Earl Gilmore of R. R. 1 Pahnersron, James Gil- more of Owen Sound . both broth- ers of the bridegroom. and Wayne Martin of Rostock, brother of the.. bride. Organists were Mrs. Thomas Pritchard and Miss Barbara Cam- eron. The Calvin United Church choir led, by Miss Peggy Gordon sang "0 Perfect Love", "0 God -from whom Mankind Derives its Name" and "Joyful. Joyful we Auore Thee". A reception followedgn St. Helens Community Hall which wa decorated with white mums and red roses. The, bride's mother chose a gown of deep pink with lace hod ice. long sleeves and`red rose corsage. For travelling the bride wore a long brown gown, tied at the back High Standing In Military CoUtse PURPLE GROVE NEWS Congratulations to Jim Dore, who graduated in the Military Police Course at C. F.B. Borden on Tuesday. Jim was second in his class with an average of 9 Vo. Folks from this area extend greetings for a very Merry Christ- mas and Prosperous New Year to all! Visitors last week end of Mr. and Mrs. George Emerson and Bob were Dr. and Mrs. Jim Em- zrson. Frankie and Susan of Charing Cross. Sunday guests of the Emerson were Marion's broth- er and his wife , Mr. and Mrs. MacLean Bell of Edmonton and Mr. and Mrs. George Moncrief of Ashfield. Some from this area attended the St. Andrews United Chiirch supper and Christmas tree . Mr. and Mrs. Angus Elliott of Kincardine visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliott and family. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don McCosh on Sunday were Currie. Betty and Anne Colwell, Valerie Stanley and Joyce Elliott. Currie, Betty and Anne leave this week for Winnipeg wherey plan to spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Colwell. Deepest sympathy is 'extended the Blackwell families on the pas- sing of Mrs. Fred Blackwell. Misses Margie Collins and Cathy Dore attended Sutton Park Inn's Staff Christmas party on Sunday evening. GIRL GUIDE NEWS The regular meeting of the Lucknow Girl Guides was held December -13th. The meeting started off with a game led by the Swallow Patrol.' Roll call was takentand foltow- ed by Horteshow formation Raising and 0 Canada. Tb of the, meeting was taken up with putting price the Bazaar items. Campfire was led by Etta MacDonald. the meeting ti closed with vespers and tap The Bazaar held on Satui was quite: successful. we I ed about $60.00 towards ou trip. We now have raised out of the $150. required, . thank you goes out to Mr, JOynt •, who kindly loaned it store front for no charge for bazaar. It was greatly app ted.