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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-10-13, Page 23McCARTHY'S SERVICE STATION • Bervie, Ontario, Highway 9 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK a,m, t o 10 p.m. Sunday • in cluded REE GIFTS. WITH KEMP S GENERAL STORE R.R. 7 L.ucknow Lanes — Phone 529-7248 SPECIALS ZEST HAND SOAP .5 boxes $1.20 DUNCAN HINES APPLE RAISIN CAKE MIX,. 14 oz. 84c SALADA HOT CHOCOLATE' oz. 62c UM\ MONUMENT'S' For sound counsel and a fair price on a' monument correctly designed from quality material, rely on SKELTON MEMORIALS Pat O'Hagan, Prop. ESTABLISHED OVER SIXTY YEARS WALKERTON PHONE 681-0234 ONTARIO Aiot of peOple. like the Royal Bank for Term Plan Loans. For when it makes good sense to borrow. Should 1 Borrow is a question we all ask ourselves at one time or another. But now it's a lot easier to come up with the right answers. Because the Royal Bank has put most of the answers into a new booklet called "Should I Borrow?" It explains how interest and time payments work, how to examine ycur budget to see what you can'afford, and almost everything else you should take into consideration. Whyknot drop in today and pick up your free copy. 'If you have any questions, please come on in and see one of our managers today. Or, if you'd prefer, give him a call. Joe Hilverda ' Manager • LOcknoW 528-2826 Bill Veriaan Manager Kincardine 396-3481 Jerre Seller Manager Ripley 395-2995' ROYAL BAN K serving Ontario 3, 1976 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBE,\7 13, 77.6 T in LUCKNOW $ENTINRIL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE TWENTY-THREE Married In Pine River Churth HODGINS - HENDERSON :ended Satur, others pr,4 the in the !eneral him a irsman ending visiting isters. to they Mr, M and is the . ;hter of tton of 7 rarices to visit :enburg Milten- iinans. Ltseeing went ;udbury sister ank de id Mrs. visiting on to fainily d. A pretty candlelight service was solemnized in the . Pine River United Church on Satirday, July 3, 1976, when Joan Marie Henderson and Lynn Wilfred Hodgins exchan- ged wedding vows in a double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kelvin Henderson of Kincardine and the groom, is the son of Mr. and'Mrs. Oscar. Hodgins of Lucknow. Rev. Douglas Kaufman , officiated. Given in marriage by her father and mother, the bride looked lovely in' a gown of white polyester sheer over taffeta trimmed with pearl- beaded , brocaded lace with full bishop sleeves. A Victorians head-dress was also trimmed with pearls and held a double veil trimmed with lace. She , carried a cascade of coral sprayed carnations and pale pink, roses bedded in white baby's breath.' The matron of honour was Mrs. • CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 new clubs, Mount Forest and Howick. These -clubs were all „represented at the meeting. Teeswater and Harriston are with- out ice so will send skaters to other clubs. There will be a coaches clinic in Mildmay on 'November 7. Regis- tration for the Lucknow Club will be held October 23; 2-4 in the Lucknow Town Hall. Fees will be the 'same as last year with the exception of an added $3.00 to go to Canadian Figure Skating Associa- tion in Ottawa. Last year they charged $1.00 per member, this year they have raised it to $3.00. Clubs are hoping to get the pre-schoolers exempt from this. They • ,have written away for information. Professionals for this year are, • for the Juniors, Miss Pam Craven of Goderich. She vyill _teach Mondays 4-7.30. Mark Linton will teach the seniors on Thursday, 4 - 7.30. • The club executive hope to see a good turn out on registration day. Douglas Porter, .sister of the bride and the bridesmaids. 'were Miss Lois Needham of Ripley and Miss Cathy, Hodgins of London, Ontario, friends of the bride. The attendants wore gowns of plain coral polyester crepe. They carried white coral sprayed carna- tions adorned by white hats trimmed with coral material. The ringbearer was Scott Cas- lick, son of Mr, and Mrs.. Brian Caslick of Kincardine and the flowergirl was Dianna Hodgins, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hodgins of London. She also wore a gown identical to the attendants' gowns and carried a basket of flowers. The best man was.Kim Hodgins of Clinton and Paul Henderson of Mississauga, Ontario, and Melvin Hodgins':of London• were ushers. The groom's ' attendants, wore beige and brown suits. Larry Irwin of Ripley was •soloist and sang 'two pleasink numbers "I Believe". and "Bless This House" accompanied by' Mrs. Robert Harris of Ripley.. The bride's mother received in a long gown of navy polka dot on white polyester background with white stoll and navy. accessories. The groom's mother received in a yellow sheer floral coat' over yellow taffeta with matching accessories. A reception was ' held at the Ripley Huron Community Complex including a buffet luncheon during the evening, The happy couple spent an enjoyable honeymoon in Northern Ontario at Boyce Lake, where the groom's aunt and uncle operate a lodge. They are residing in Goderich, Ontario, where the, groom is, employed at Dearborn Steel Ltd.- • OLIVET Miss Joyce Black of Kitchener and Nancy McGuire of London spent the holiday weekend at their homes here. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Casler and Matthew Of Stratford' visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack 'McGuire and family. A number of people from this area attended the' Teeswater Fall. Fair on. Saturday., Mr: and Mrs. Lorne Wilson of Dundas called on friends in this area on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim, McNairn and children of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Ron McGuire and Christopher visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Bill Reeves: and family of Ripley. REFLECTION ItOinernber —the mistakes 'you made yesterday are responsible for your. worries today. Lifelong Resident Of Ashfield WILL' AM IRVIN There passed away in. Wingham and District Hospital on September 30,,William Irvin, born WI MAY '1st, 1892 to the late. Robert Irvin and his, wife Ann Eliza Hackett. On September 2nd, 1914 he married. Mabel Alton who prede,- ceased him in November 1974. He was a life-long eesident of Ashfield Township and a faithful member of the former Blake's Church of which he was treasurer for -25 years and a member of the session for many years, After the closing of Blake's Church he was a member of Trinity United Church until his death. He is survived by a family of five, Anna (Mrs. Percy Blundell) of Goderich; Willa (Mrs. James Steele) (Curran) of London; Doreen (Mrs. Eldon Irwin)• of .Sarnia; Robert' of Dungannon and Russel of Ashfield Township. He is also survived by one sister, Mrs. Mary Naylor of Keswick, 12 grandchild- ren and 5 great grandchildren. He was predeceased by one sister, Pearl, Mrs. Charles Morrison, one grandson, Jerry Irvin and one brother Alex in 1918. The funeral service was conduct- ed .'by hii minister, Rev. Albert Cook from the MacKenzie Memor- ial Chapel, Lucknow on Monday, October 4 at 2 p.m. Music was provided by a' friend and neigh- bour, Howard ,Blake. He was' carried to his final resting place at Greenhill Cemetery by six grandsons, Melvin Blundell, William Irvin, Dale Irvin, Richard. Irwin, Bev. G. Curran and Fred Stirling. Floral tribues were carried by six neighbours, Hugh Menary, Cliff Kilpatrick, Jerry Cranston, Warren Zinn, Chester Hackett and Alex Hackett, Guides Invite More Members The first meeting of the Lucknow Girl Guides was held on September 30. The patrols were organized. There are two patrols, the Robins and the Canaries. Nancy Thomp-, son is the patrol leader for the Canaries and Marion Raynard is the patrol leader for the Robins. The girls discussed what time the meetings are to be held. It was decided from 7.00 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. Activities for' the coming guide year were, also discussed and planned. • The secondmeetitig on October 7th opened with a Kim's Game. After inspection, dues were collect- ed and the girls formed horseshoe. In patrol corners they practised the clove hitch and sheet bend knots for flag raising ceremony. Captain Sue Bellmore worked with the guides on' the conservation badge and Lieut. Diane Morrison worked with the tenderfoot on the Guide promise. The Robin Patrol had campfire. The meeting dosed with vespers, and taps. Any girl between the ages of 10 and 14 are • most welcoMe. Guides are, great!, Come join in the fun!