HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-03-27, Page 19THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
STEVENSON - WALDEN
ZION
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gibson,
Heather , Brian and Michele had
her, father, Elwood Atkinson of
Goderich for Sunday supper.,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritchie
are proud grandparents of a new
grandson. Lisa Riegling is
staying with her grandparents ,this
week.
Mrs. Gordon Kirkland and
Nancy, motored to Kingsville on
Thursday of last week to visit her •
son Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kirk i '
land, tana and Darren, returning
home on Satfirday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lprne Cooke,
Sharon,. Michele; Gerald and ,Jan-
ice ;visited Sunday, in London with
her mother, Mrs. Frank Hamilton.
of Masonvilla Nursing Home and
at the homes of her sisters in Lori=
don.
Mr. and' Mrs. Ron Radcliff, Torn
and Jim of Guelph spent a couple
of days at their farm home.
Wanda Hunter of St. Catharines
and Nancy Kirkland of Wingliam,
school teachers, have returned
back to their schools after the
week's hoilgay at home. /
the candles.
Organist was Miss Sally Elliott
of Pine River. A trio, Mrs. Brad
(Dianne) Rotteau of London, Miss-
es Sandra and Linda Kempton of
Amberley, sang "Each To The
Other" and "Bless This. House".
A reception follo,wed at Sutton
Park Inn, Kincardine.
The bride's mother chose a
floor-length pale green floral
gown with matching chiffon coat
and corsage of white carnations.
The groom's mother wore a
floor-length pink and white fortrel
gown with white stole and cor-
sage of pink carnations.
For travelling the bride,donned
a camel pant suit with dark
brown accessories and corsage of
yellow and bronze mums.
Following a wedding trip to
the United States, the couple
are residing in Lucknow , where
the groom is employed at' Machan
Hardware. •
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Ministry of
Ficalfh
C)ntarm
-Hon. Frank .S. -Miller, Mtnister
igricultura
Tidbits
By Adrian Vos
County Pork Producers
?xl , all of Huron County,
•oud of Ontario's Pork
our own Miss Adriana
, I had the privilege to •
r with several hundred
ny peers, when she stood
is large audience and
her address about the
a Pork Hostess. 'She re -
standing ovation, at
uge as federal Agridul-
ster Whelan got. And
;aid later that in his
is a queen even when
s not, it was as if the
said: "Amen". We can
that this year .enough
een the ages of 18 and
impete for the honour ,
can cone up from Hur-
f with another girl of her
Remember, you non-
, you can compete too ,
you know about pork
ind pork recipes. .4.****
.:over of our Working
the pork producers con
is a picture of two pork-
one was dated 1973 with
e tag, accompanied by
Lis looking farmer. The
3dated 1974 ,;also with
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LUCKNOW SENTINEL
BOX 38,
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
relephone No.
The marriage of Susan Jean
Walden and. Douglas Warren
Stevenson took place in Bethel
United Church on Saturday, Feb-
ruary 16th at 6 p.m:
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walden of R.R.
1 Kincardine. The groom is the
son of Warren Stevenson of Mount
Forest, and Mrs. Jessie' Stevenson •
of Lucknow.
The church was decorated with
Candelabra", white mums and
gladiola. ,
Rev. Allan McDowell'Of Kin-
cardine officiated at the double
ring ceremony.
Given in marriage by het father
the bride chose a white velvet
gown with empire waistline and
ldng full sleeves. She darried a
bouquet of red carnations and
white shasta daisies.
,Mrs. Barb Mc Cart of London,
sister of the bride, was matron
of honour., She wore a gown of
red velvet , with empire waist ,
rounded neckline and long full
sleeves. .She carried a basket
bouquet of white shasta daisies..
and red carnations.
Bridesmaids were Miss Connie
Farrell of Kincardine, Miss Joy
Walden of Stratford , both cousins
of 'the bride•and Miss Kaye Wald-
en of R. R. 1' Kincardine , sister
of the bride. Their dresses and
flowers were the same as the mat
ron of honour's.,
John MacKenzie of Lucknow
was groomsman.
Ushers were Dave Black of
'Lucknow and Danny Walden of R.
R. 1 Kincardine , brother of the
bride. Gregg Mason of R. R. I
Ripley , cousin of the bride , lit
Jame
kddress
a $73 price tag. The companion
however was dressed in rags. This
very well demonstrated -the
difference in input prices that the
farmer has to shell out. Now
She pork producers', ineome is
doubly jeopardized because not
only the inputs went up, but the
output went down in price. We
remain hopeful that it will turn
for the better though. If people
ever eat the Canadian Redcoat
dinner that was served to us on the
first day, we know that they will
return to this fare time and time
again. It's gourmet's stuff. It's
better than any meat that I've
ever tasted before. It's better'
than just' finger licking good. If
I do sound euphorious, just try it
sometime. •
* * * *
.TO stay with pork, I may as well
mention the Ontario Pork Con-
gress coming up in Stratford on
June f9, 20 and M. Every day '
from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m.. is a
consumer program with all sorts
of goodies. In the restaurants
those days will be featured the
afore mentioned Canadian Red-
coat. IvImmmmm. 'That alone is
worth the trouble to rent a bus and
go with the whole club.