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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-04-09, Page 16Advertising can save shopping time. LUCKNOW-DUNGAN NON Ladies high single 'Betty Stanley 297. , Ladies , high triple Betty Stanley 690, Ladies over 22$: Betty Stanley 297, Joanne Searle 275. Men's high single and high 'triple, Rhody with a 279 and 739. Men over 250: Wayne Rhody 279, Frank Hawthorne 256. "A" Standings: Foxes 2, 13; Squirrels 2, 16; Cubs. 5, 19;.Cougars •0, 10; Wolver.- ines 5, 21; Kangaroos 7.,.26. "B" Standings: Chip- munks 5, 42; Tigers 2, 21.; Gophers 5, 22; Zebras 2,,9; Polecats 2, 19; Coons 5, 22. 226, Donald IVIaeKinnon 225. Playoff standings: a Olds; mobiles 11, Fords 8, MOs- tangs .40, Dodges 12,' Pcin- tiacs 12, :Buicks 10. LADIES .9 O'CLOCIt High single Kay Crawford with 233. High triple Dianne Carter withaipe589s. , over 200: Kay Crawford 233; Dianne Carter 231, Lynn Wall 213, . Pat Grazier 208; 'Carol Atkinson 206, Linda Cranston 202, Karen Allen 202. Team, points and stand- ings: Bananas 5, 15;Xlierries 2, 14; Apples 5, 10; Grapes 2, 9; Pineapples 5,1; Oranges 2, 6, LADLES 600 P.M. LEAGUE Grace Elliott howled the high single' with a 225, Marion MacKintton b ovvl ed the high-440e with a .79, • Gaines of 200 and over Grace Elliott 225, garion MacKinnon 215, Susan Men- gers 212, Nancy Aitchison ' 210 • Team points and stand- ings: DuCks 14, 50; GepSe 14, 471/2 ;' Chickens 9, 441/4 ; Roosters 11, 44; Turkeys 33;. Hens, 8, 33: MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE SAVE. High single and triple, YOU' Gerry Ross with 308 and 746, Games over 225; Gerry 'SOLES' Ross 308, 250, Ron Olson IN THE 296. Russ Button 243', Bob CAREY - PURDON Greer 243, Ron Stanley 240, Jim Bain 238, 229, Gebrge HutinphreY ,234.; Del Nixon Dr. and Mrs. Edward. R. Carey are pictured following their marriage March 15th at . St. Francis Church, Kitch- ener, Ontario. Rev. Edward Grace of Cambridge and Rev. John Bell of White- . hurch officiated. Wedding music was proVided by Peg- gy Voll of Kitchener, organ- ist and soloist. Sharon Breth- auer of Cambridge, friend of the couple. The bride is the former Barbara Ann Purdon; daugh- ter of Bill and Mildred Pur- don of R: 3, Wingham, and the bridegrotn's parents are Ed and. She Carey of Salis- bury, Maryland, U.S.A. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride" wore an Empress line gown of ivory_ sheer chiffon witha Sweet- heart neckline and French Chantilly lace at the waist- line. The skirt fell full to-- :forma handerchief •bottorrf, A detachable blouson jacket with a Victorian neckline, bishop sleeveS and slit back, covered the dress. A match- ing Victorian hit adorned with finger tip Welling and blusher veil completed her ensemble. She carried' an. arm bouquet of cala lilies, baby's breath, palm leaves and fern tied with a large ivory ribbon. Matron of honour was Mrs. Mary Gaunt of Chat- ham, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were_Mis. Suz- anne Digel of Atlanta; Geor- gia, sister of the bridegroom, Jan Wilson, Sherry. Sullivan, Chris Bolender, and Dana Culp, all of Kitchener. They were dressed alike in z.nkle length emerald green mpress line gowns of chif- fon with sheer chiffon coats caught at the waist with ivory satin ropes. Each wore side bands of emerald green mar- ibtin feathers, leaves and baby's breath. They carried arm bouquets of Fiji mums, baby's breath, and fern with trailing ribbons and flowers. Best man' was Jon Harri- son, of Waterloo, friend or the groom. Don Gaunt, of . Chatham,' the bride's broth- er-in-law, Dr. Rick Beyers of VVaterloo, Dr. Bob Martin of Reading, Pa , Terry Hillier of it and Marshall Cur- tis of Ottawa ushered guests. Brendan Digel of Atlanta. Georgia; the groom's neph- ew, was ring bearer. They wore emerald green, Chaucer tuxedos with wing- collared shirts and tie bands. The gronm. wore an ivory Chaucer tuxedo identical to the ushers. The bride's mother wore a dusty green formal gown with matching gathered jack- et and a gardenia corsage. The groom's mother wore a - mint green formal gown with a gardenia corsage: -Following the ceremony, a reception was held' in the' Ballroom of the Waterloo Motor Inn. Dancing music was supplied by. Opus II. Out of town guests were from New York, Ohio, Pen- nsylvania, Georgia, Florida, Maryland, Toronto, Ottawa, Burlington, Ajax, Wingham and Lucknovv. The couple left, for a hon- eymoon in Las Vegas, Nev- ada, the bride travelling in an ivory wool suit with orchid corsage, matching hat and accessories. The bride is a graduate_of____ Sir Wilfred Laurier Univer- sity and Stratford Teachers' College and' is employed by the 'Waterloo CountY Board of Education. The groom, a . graduate of the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine, practises in Kitch- ener. They live at 72 Highland Rd. W., Kitchener, Ootario. STARTS WEDNESDAY, APRIL -9,th