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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-10-01, Page 8PEROAN SONSAL L UP TO $15,000 5 YEAR REPAYMENT SPECIAL PURPOSE LOANS UP TO $50,000 25 YEAR REPAYMENT ANNOUNCING THE RELOCATION OF THE PFRIMMER CLINIC N0.59 FROM RIPLEY TO 58 ELGIN AVE., GODERICH DEEP MOW THERAPY . COULD HELP CORRECT SUCH CONDITIONS.AS: BURSITIS, SCIATICA, WHIPLASH, ARTHRITIS, HEADACHES, BACK PAIN, TENSION, SLEEPLESSNESS, POOR CIRCULATION, AND MUCH MORE. 'FOR APPOINTMENT CALL: MARIANNE LAWRENCE, RNA, DMT 4;44644 ROYAL BANK Locknow Branch -.628.2826 Ripley Branch - 396.2995 Kincardine Branch - 396-3481 4 4 Page 8-44aelmew WOdneodelf October 1, 1980 edtrees "Take passage on the Mavis" it had "Oh Jamie! I eouldna and ye - I looked read. "A fait brig with every comfort!" everywhere." ' About four o'clock in the morning, the. She nodded bashfully to Neil, self-con- seas became more rought and the masts scious about what she was going to say. and rigging leaned, and strained against "The women's room - it's no clean at the force of the 'wind,' From the fo'C's'le --a117-0h-3amierkturso-ashamecl---roy-body----came-the-sound" -of--slTtr-s-thne-=Vghr" is all bitten by week beasties - whatever bells. A whistle blew a shrill note to wake shall I do?" the crew and the boatswain called This was the time for Neil to move ' "All hands on deck!" away, From the corner of his eye be saw Sleepy, half-dressed seamen came Jimmy Fraser lowering the Canvas bucket from, their 'forward quarters and the into the sea'. There, had been no Mention . officer on the wheel deck shouted. ' of the real conditions on board ship when "Take in canvas - reef the topsails - the Mavis had advertised for passengers, look alive there get aloft!" Students tour museum On Wednesday, Septem- ber 24, Mrs. Black's °grade four and five class at the Lucknovv Public School, trav- elled to Southampton for a tour of the Bruce County Museum. The trip was in accordance with the' environ- mental studies unit the class is presently studying entit- led, "Community Affairs". Mr. Jim McDougall; a tour guide at the museum, was most informative concerning The bride given in marri- age by her parents, chose a white floor length gown of jew-eri—atiristylecl on a prin- cess line with chapel train. :An overlay of margot lace fashioned the bodice and trimmed the sleeves and hem of the gown. Her finger-tip veil was held, by' a Juliette cap of lace and seed pearls. She carried a cascade bou- quet of yellow sweetheart the past history of Bruce County. The children had a chance to tour. an 18th cen- tury school and, log cabin fully equiPped with the tools and furnishings which would be usect-cluring this period. store, plus many more fas- cinating exhibits. • It was a very enjoyahle and informative trip for the child, • en and parent volunteers who accompanied the class to the museum. Everyone came away with a better under- standing 'of the pioneer life style in 'Bruce' County:. Many of the chokdren are making plans to return to Southampton with their fam- ilies to further explore our Bruce County's history. erford, R. 2 Winghatn, broth- er of the . groom, ushered guests. A reception at the Luck- now and District Community Centre followed the cere- mony. The bride's mother receiv- ed guests wearing a full length polyester knit gown in a melon colour, styled with spaghetti straps, blouson jacket and pleated skirt. She wore a corsage of burnt orange sweetheart'roses..' She was assisted by the mother of the groom, who wore • a full length brown sleeveless gown of polyester knit featuring a pleated skirt. She wore a corsage of burnt orange sweetheart mses. .. The bride changed to a arose beige calf-length dress of sheer polyester which had' spaghetti straps and match- ins jacket. The couple are residing in Teeswater. The groom is em- ployed with Jack Maschke Electric, Walkerton and the bride is employed with. the Walkerton-Hanover Veterin ary Clinic. A. special guest at the wed- Zing was the bride's grand- mother, Mrs. Len Cook. • Out of town guests at- tended from Greenwood, N.S., Lucerne, Quebec, and many centres in Ontario. [By Diane Van °soh] The 4th meeting of the Kingsbridge Kountry Kook- ers was held at the home of Diane and Nan.cy IvEltenburg on Tuesday, September 23. The minutes of meeting three were read' and signed by the president. The roll call was their report on Chicken Cacciatore and each of the girls tried best in answering. The girls decided to go to :,;.the hardware store in Luck now to learn information on electric appliances and then go to the "Super Scoop" to use the microwave, small, pizzas. They discussed and read over the pages of 'meeting fonr in the Project' Manual, Food For Friends. During •the meeting some of the, girls made the fillings and each of the girls made their own crepe. The girls then tried, Cherries'n Ice Cream Crepes, and, Spicy Apple Crepes. Baskets of white gladiola, mint ,green fugi mums and white carnations provided the setting in the Lucknow United Church when Sandra Finlay of Teeswater and Graham Rutherford of R. 2 VVitigham, were married 'on August 23, 1980 at 3.30 p.m. Rev. Douglas Kaufman performed the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Bert Moffat, Lucknew, provided tradition- al organ music. Sandra is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Finlay, Lucknow and Graham is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Rutherford, R. 2,Wingham. ' Inside the buildings, the make crepes dut es, s oe mak rs' wares, dentist equipment, a general and pattisporum leaves. 'Colleen Steele, Smithville, friend of the bride, was maid of honour and Joy Ruther- ford, R. 2 Wingham, sister of the groom, and Susan Thompson, Lucknow, cousin of the, bride, attended as bridesmaids. ' • ' They wore full length mint green gowns featuring a sheered bodice and spaghetti straps with a jacket which tied in front. They carried nose-gays of yellow sweet- heart roses, white stephanot- is and ivy. Gilbert Johann, R. 1' Wrox- eter, friend of the groom, was best man and Paul Finlay, Lucknow, brother of the bride; -Garr-RI iith- RUTHERFORD - FINLAY' Koimtry Kookers children were able. pioneers' tools 'for farming, oo s showing displays of to view Summer ceivinoity Women's tools for household . roses; white stephanotis; ivy • FULL AMOUNT! On approval you'll get the full amount you need - life insured at no extra cost. REASONABLE RATES! 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