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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-06-21, Page 4814, Page 16,--Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesdrey, June 28, 1978 BY MAY BOYLE Kinlough Mrs. Alex Percy, La Ann Haldtnby and her friend Diane Bushell, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott and Mrs. Weir Eckenswiller went on the conducted bus trip from Lucknow on Thursday to Toronto, visiting the Zoo and enjoying a boat cruise around the Islands. Mrs. Arthur 'T-Yaldenby went to Toronto to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bennett. Mrs. Audrey Borthwick of St. Catharines spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hodgins and John. Sympathy is extended to the Carruthers' family and relatives in the sudden Death of the late Elliott 7.arruthers. It was nice to see the tames of some of the young iusicians df our area taking art in Mrs. M. Gamble's lusical Recital held at ipley. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram t ngburn of Chatham visited th Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott Saturday. 'ongratulations to Mrs. trjorie Francisco ,who duated June 2nd at Beth - a Training Centre in ilowdale. Marjorie is the :ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Burt, with her R.N.A. hopes to be employed in onto. \ most enjoyable evening . spent at Holyrood Hall Friday,' June 23rd when .ti ives, neighbours and nds gathered at the ...I►tion honouring Mr. and • s Spence McFarlan, rec- t. newlyweds. Dancing was :,o, ed, also fife and drum ul bagpipe music to add to 1:. merriment. During the t t, h hour the honoured i'uple were invited to the Lit form where Jack Hodgins .tai an address expressing he kind wishes of the ,111n, unity and also regret in. ,rowing the McFarlans will ieaving concession 12 to the up residence in their ht „ Lucknow home. Alex I'erc% on behalf of all, ;resented a gift of money. tit oh Spence and Fanny made fitting replies and :banked 'everyone for their titndness. The very best .., ttihes of the community are t•Ntended to this couple at the, ttime. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nichol- son and Larry Evans spent the weekend with Mr. and \1r. Allan Nicholson and Brandon at Wallaceburg. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott and their three grandchild- ren_left*. Heather and Jenni- fer Scott. attended .the Cox Lund , rk'union at Harbour I',rrk, Godcrich on Sunday and remained to enjoy the i tick now Band Concert in the t'%t'ning. ANGLICAN CONGREGATIONAL AND FAMILY SUNDAY • On Sunday Karah, d'augh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wall. was baptized at the noonday service. This was followed with a cc ngrega- (rt►na) smorgasbord luncheon on the church lawn and fun, and a treat fair all the little folks, and some lucky adults to fhe 'ladies in charge are to be congratulated for the .l►I.'ndid way it was arranged .and enjoyed by all present. Som e front here went to Teeswater on Sunday for the Annual Decoration Day Serv- ice at the Teeswater Ceme- tery where their family plots - are. We were sorry to know that Mrs. Delores Cross and the girls, Lindell and Mich- ele, ,were involved in a car accident on Friday last on the Kinloss -Culross ' boundary. This road is narrow and being used as the County Road No. 1 is under construc- tion. Glad the girls weren't injured. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Parson, Karl and Shawn from Eng- land and formerly of conces- sion 8 spent a few days with Mrs. Marion Harris and Earl Harris and called on other friends here. Mrs. Margaret Wilkinson and Mrs. B. Boast and Keith' Maulden went to London on Sunday. The ladies remained to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maul - den, Mrs. M. Wilkinson and Mrs. B. Boast were dinner guests on Friday evening at the home. of Misses Nellie and Margaret Malcolm, Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mac- Pherson ,of Holyrood visited in Stratford with Mrs. Gor- don MacPherson and family. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. William MacPher- son of Holyrood were Mr. and Mrs. Raynard Ackert, R. R. 1 Lucknow; Mr. and Mrs. Stewart MacDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Sutton of Teeswater; and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacPherson, Ronnie and Marilyn •of Strat- ford. Langside News BY LILLIAN YOUNG The Top brothers' sister from Kenora spent a few days with them last week. Graham Moffat of Culross, who had been staying with ,his daughter, has moved to Goderich Nursing Home in Goderich where his wife Annie has been for a few months. - At the Grade 8 banquet and graduation held last Monday evening in Lucknow, Karen Young was the winner of the girls' proficiency trophy and also the band award. Congratulations Kar- en. Winners of the grade 5 awards at Kinloss Central School, Holyrood, were Liane Young, girls' proficiency. Chad Mann, boys' proficien - cy, • Dawn Nicolson, public speaking, and Helen Van- Sligtenhorst, athletic award.. Congratulations to all. Karah Danniele Wall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Wall, was baptized at the Anglican Church at Kinlough on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Ross Moffat of Teeswater visited . on Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Moffat. Visitors with Mrs. May Richardson of •Wingham were her grandson, Cameron and friend, Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young and William, and Kim Cou- ghlin. Joanne Bregman and 'Les- lie Springer were two of the g.rade 8 students receiving diplomas at the graduation and banquet on Wednesday evening in the Teeswater School.. Several from here attend- ed the decoration and mem- orial service at the Teeswater Cemetery on Sunday. Sacrament service was held at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday with Rev. Nugent of Ripley in charge. Jamie Young and Leslie Springer joined the church. The Kyrchian Sweeney Formosa School of Ballet held their recital in the Walkerton Secondary School on Friday evening with a good attendance. The pro- gram was well presented and enjoyed by all present. Joanne and Christine Breg- man are two of the pupils studying ballet. • Mrs. Eugene Gardner, Sandra, Greg and Shelly of Lucknow called on. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young on Saturday. The '1st Holyrood Girl Guide Co. and their leaders spent the weekend camping at Camp Ke We Din near Amberley. South' inloss BY RUTH BUCHMEIER. Summer has come once again and our area students Are on holiday. Many are working near or at home and some have gone to the city to look for jobs or to start a career. Congratulations to all the graduates. Have a good summer. A Graduation Banquet was held in the Community Centre last Monday evening for the Grade 8 students and their parents and teachers of Lucknow Central Public School. After the dinner was served, they went to the school auditorium for the exercises. Congratulations to the young ladies and gentle- men. The Lucknow School Sand entertained at the Harbour Park in Goderich on Sunday evening. It was very enjoy- able. Sympathy is extended to the family of Elliott Carruth- ers who passed away last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McQuillin, Mrs. Tonkonoh and baby of St. Catharines visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dick McQuillin and Ron. Attending the marriage of Janet Wilson and Walter Dickie in Washington United Church, Scarborough, Ont- ario, on Saturday, June 17, were Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie and Denver of Goderich and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mac- Dougall, Mr. and Mrs. John Needham and Mr,. and Mrs. Wm. Dickie of Lucknow. Jane Needham of Van- couver if spending her holi- days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Needham. Trousseau tea for Sherry Flatter TROUSSEAU TEA Sherry Plaetzer, her mother, Mrs. ,Lawrence Plaetzer and Mrs. John Foran, mother of groom Terry Foran, greeted friends and relatives as they arrived at the Plaetzer home to attend the trousseau tea on May 17. The guests were in- vited to view the gifts that had been " generously bestowed upon the bride at the showers and some of the couple's wedding gifts. Mary Lynn Merrill, Sherry's cousin, displayed presents received at a surprise shower given by Mrs. Evelyn Merrill, aunt of the bride. Sherry had also been honoured at the com- munity shower in Knox United Church, Auburn. Mrs. ' EArva Machan, a friend of the bride..from Auburn, was chosen to comment on these gifts Terry's two younger sisters, Kathleen and Betty Jane Foran, showed gifts given to Sherry at a surprise shower in London hosted by her roommates, her sister, Wanda and. Terry's sister, Cathy. Mrs. Maureen Bean, life long neighbour of Sherry, presented details about family portraits and articles Sherry had collected to this point. Wanda Plaetzer showed guests the wedding presentsgiven to the couple. The Nursing Staff of the Urology Ward at St. J'ose,ph's Hospital, London,, . had also honoured Sherry with a tea shower. Silver tea services adorned the tea -table covered with a madeira lace cloth. The wedding cake which had been decorated by the bride, made the centrepiece of the tea -table. Pale yellow candles in silver holders flanked the wedding cake, highlightipg the yellow floral decorations. Adding to the gay air were white wedding bells peaking , from various points in the room and white and yellow mum plants. Tea was poured throughout the day for guests by Mrs. Orville Free, Sherry's grand- mother, three of Sherry's great'aunts, Mrs. GraeeCampbell of Lucknow, Mrs. Harvey Sillib of Blyth and Mrs. Wilfred Plunkett of Auburn, the groom's aunt, Mrs. Helen Foran of Lucan, Mrs. Victor Huston, cousin of Sherry's grandfather Free and Mrs. George Millian of Auburn. ' , In the afternoon, guests were offered refresh- ments by Mrs. Betty Doherty, childhood friend of Sherry's mother, Mrs. MMMarie Millian, cousin of the bride. Younger cousins, Shannon Millian and Anita Gross served mints and asked guests to sign the register.. These girls' mothers, Mrs. Shari Millian and Mrs. Bernice Gross, per- formed kitchen duties. In the evening Lori Millian and Angela Noisy Ladies win The season total now stands at five wins and two losses for the Lucknow. Noisy Ladies after a successful two weeks. On June loth Luckriaw defeated Seaforth with a score of 33 - 16. Barb Helm led the scoring with two home runs. The following game, June 22nd, Nancy Cameron was the leader with two home runs when the Noisy Ladies chalked up another victory over Joe's ,Girls, 48 to 6. The following is the schedule of games for the remainderof the season. July 6 Lucknow vs . Clinton Sluggers at Lucknow 7:30 July 13 Lucknow vs Goderich Swingers at Lucknow 7:30 July 18 Lucknow vs Joe's Girls at Goderich 7:30 July 20 Lucknow vs Clinton Housewives at Lucknow 7:30 July 27 Lucknow vs Goderich Sailorettes at Lucknow 7:30 Aug. 2 Lucknow vs Goderich Superstars at Goderich 7:30 Aug. 10 Lucknow vs Seaforth at Lucknow 7:30 Car show ....... CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7 He has driven it to car races in the United States and Canada and has been in Florida with it twice. ' He will eventually be racing witha car he is building in his garage now. Last week, Gramlich received the patent for a disc -brake grinder he designed which allows a mechanic to grind disc -brakes right on the car without removing the brakes from the car. Too fat? Too thin? Too tired? Too often? Do sorrmethi.ng for somebody... Your body! Fitness is fun. Try some. a r naAnanacrianPe Millian, cousins of the bride passed mints and took care of the guest register. The former waitresses were replaced by Rosemary, Mary Ellen and Margaret Foran, sisters of the groom. Sherry's cousin, Mrs. Irene Millian and Mrs. 'Donna Alton, friend of Sherry's .mother assisted in the kitchen at this time. Sherry was truly pleased to see each one of the guests who ,attended the Trousseau Tea and wishes to thank them for making it a memorable occassion. Married in Clinton, New York ° WHITBY - STRESSEL Sheree. Stressel and And- rew Whitby exchanged mar- riage bows at 5.30 p.m. April 22, 1978 in St. James Church, Clinton, New York, U.S.A. The Rev. William Wickham officated at the double ring ceremony and nuptial mass. The bride was given in marriage by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Stressel Sr. of 4776 Newman Place R.D. 1 Clinton, New York, U.S.A. The groom is the son of Mrs. Rhea Whitby and the late Sydney Whitby of Lucknow, Ontario. She wore a floor length gown of white taffeta with wide lace trim with elbow length veil and carried a bouquet of white roses and mums and baby breath. Maid of honour, Miss Renee Stressel of Clinton, New York, sister of*the bride, wore a floor length gown of pink Quainti and voile flock- ed •cape and carried a bouquet of pink mums.. - Bridesmaids were Miss Susan Stressel, sister of the bride, and Miss Marie Gold- en. They wore floor length blue gowns, similar to the maid of honour's gown and carried pink mums. Best man was Richard Jardine of Lucknow, Ontario, brother-in-law of the 'groom. Ushers were Karl Stressel Jr., Clinton, New York, brother of the bride, and Addan Dawson of Lucknow, Ontario. The mother of the bride wore a Colonial print floor length gown and a corsage of pink roses. The groom's mother wore a floor length blue coat dress, and corsage of white mums. The couple will reside at 46 Dwight Avenue, Clinton, New York, U.S.A. The bride is a graduate of Daytona Junior College, and Mohawk Valley Community College. She is employed at Utica Mutual Insurance Company. The groom is a profession- al hockey player who was formerly with Mohawk Val- ley Comets, and Oshawa General in Ontario, Canada. He recently was contracted to play with the New Utica Mohawks hockey team,