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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-08-08, Page 8Pup Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 8, 1979 [PHOTO BY SNYDER] LEWIS - CULBERT Mr. and Mrs. :Bradley John Lewis are residing in Kitchener following their wedding. Saturday, June 30, at 3.30 in the Dungannon United Church. Rev. C. Westhaver, assisted by Rev. Ron Baker of Wingham, performed the ceremony am- id: a .floral setting of pink Romance roses and lighted tapers in candelabra sur- rounded by pink gladioli and white single mums. The same flowers formed a pretty table arrangement on the communion table and a matching arrangement ad- orned : the church entrance. Mrs. Lewis. is the former Betty Lou Culbert, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Howard -Culbert., 11 R. 1 Dungannon ▪ Parents of the. groom are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lewis, Wing - ham. Mrs. Judi McMichael was organist . and accompanied the soloist, Debbie Culbert, sister-in-law of the . bride, who sang ".I Believe", "1 Can't Help Falling In, Love" and, "The. Wonder of You The bride was given in marriage by her parents and chose a formal gown of white jersey with pleated skirt and guipure lace trim edging the Queen Anne neckline and empire waistline. Her hat of white nylon with matching guipure lace featured, a.two- tiered fingertigveil, held with a soft pink rose. The bride carried a .cascadebou- quet of deep pink roses and baby's breath. Mrs: Cathy Fisher of R. R. • 4 Goderich, a close friend of the bride, was matron of honour and bridesmaids were three sisters of the bride, Miss Joanne Culbert, R. R. 1 Dungannon, Mrs. Dorothy Bete, Dungannon, / ani Mrs. Barb Snowden, St. Helens. They were gowned alike in soft pink jersey ,gowns in fthe new cocktail l :ngth. The dresses were fled with blouson bodices • ?: shoestring straps, gulp - • e: lace inserts and .accord- _ - ti pleated skirts to match the bridal gown. They wore large pink picture hats cov- ered with matching pink.; chiffon,, with guipure lace. trim A large white flower arrangeinent at the back of eachhat completed the en- sembles ani they carried nosegays of medium pink roses, white carnations and baby's breath. Flower ;girl Kerrie Snow- den of St. Helens, a niece of the bride, wore a pink; jersey dress with a Swiss dot pinafore edged in lace. She wore a white Swiss dot picturehat with white eyelet. ruffles and pink satin ribbons that fell from the back. She carried a miniature nosegay of flowers similar to those in the senior attendants' bou- quets. Dave Dolgos of Teeswater wasgroomsman andushers were Brian Martyn of Listow- el, Preston Ledietn, ' of Wing - ham and Jim Brooks, Wood- stock. The bride's nephew, Douglas Culbert of R. R. 1 Dungannon, was ring bearer. The groom and his attend- ants wore light grey tuxedos. Following the wedding, a reception was 'held at the Lucknow and District Com- munity Centre where ar- rangements of pink gladioli and white single mums ad- orned the tables; Doug Fish- er of Goderich, friend of the couple, was master of cere- monies. Guests attended from London, Harriston, Wingham, Goderich and Tor- onto. Honoured guests in- cluded the grandmothers of the. groom, Mrs: Olive Lewis of Wingham and Mrs. Beat- rice Cook of R. R.1.Belgrave. The -bride's .mother. wore an offwhite . cocktail length gown with a corsage oftwo white and pink cymbidium orchids. The groom's mother chose a wrap -style warm rose champagne cocktail length dress with a corsage of pink Sweetheart roses and baby's breath. The bride was entertained at several showers prior to. her marriage. A shower was hosted by Linda Sudyk of Goderich for Zehr's staff. Mrs. Olive Lewis, grand- mother of the .groom, held a shower in Wingham for rela- tives and friends of the family. Acommunity shower was held at Dungannon Unit- ed Church. The couple was •also feted at a Stag and Doe • held by Dave Dolgos at the Wingham Legion Hall and Cathy and Doug Fisher held a barbeque and party at their home for friends of the couple. Dungannon are. A champs at slo pitch tourney BY MARIE PARK Dungannon population swelled to about five times its normal size on the week- end when the 3rd annual slo pitch' ball tournamentwas held with 16 teams seeing action. ' .Goderich Paper Leafs were declared Grand Champions by defeating Dungannon. Dungannon were declared - "A" champs with their four consecutive wins while Win- throp were "A" runners ; up with 3 wins and 1 loss to Dungannon. The "B" champs were the Signal Star Paper Leafs with 3 wins and 1 loss. The "B" runners up were Belfast with 2 wins and 2 losses.. Friday night, August 3rd the actionstarted at 6:45 with Lucknow over Kinloss 7 - 6, 1863 I.A.M. defeated Tickers; Brickers. 16 - 1,. and Dungannon over'Stothers 12 -4 Saturday, August 4th saw the games commence at 9 a.m. with CKNX Try Har`ds over. the Signal Star Paper Leafs '4 2; Kingsbridge over Lanes 14 - 2; Port Albert over. North Ashfield 22 - 9; W. Wawanosh defeated Goder- ich Oldtimers 5 -, 3; Winthrop. over Belfast 8 - 3; .Kinloss over Tickers 10 7; 1863 I.A.M. over Lucknow 9 7; Paper, Leafs defeated Stoth- ers by an 11 - 8 Scor' ; Dungannon over CKNX 10 9 and N.A.'over Lanes 10 - '6 in a game played in the rain. Sunday morning, August 5th the . first, game between Kingsbridge and Port Albert saw the P.A. Pirates lose to Kingsbridge by a 17 - 6 score. Belfast defeated the Oldtimers 7 - 6; .Winthrop over West Wawanosh..-21 5 and Paper Leafs over Kinloss 5 - 3. Dungannon defeated -. 1863 I.A.M. 10 - 5 and Belfast over'N,A. 6 - 4. In the most evenly matched game of the tournament Winthrop defeated.Kingsbridge by a 12 - 11 score. Dungannon and Winthrop met to see who would be "A champs with Dungan- non proving victorious by a 17 - 11 score. The "B" champs were the Paper Leafs with a resound- ing 26 -. 2 win over Belfast. Following the games, the trophies and cash prizes were awarded in the Agri- culture Hall. ;: Bob. .McNeil presented the team captains with their team trophies. Rob McWhinney accepted for Dungannon and George Van- derburgh for the Paper Leafs. Belfast captain, David Caesar, and Winthrop cap- tain, Don Jewitt, accepted their cash awards as runners up. The Paper Leafs also prov- ed to be \grand champs by defeating Dungannon and each player received a beer mug compliments of Mol - son's Breweries. The most valuable player award was presented to Al Fuhr of the . Winthrop team by Murray Gaunt. SOCIAL NEWS' Company with Mrs. Lynn. Wall and children on. Satur- day were her sister, Lois,. husband George Graham and - daughter, • Jennifer of Scar- borough. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fancy, • Patti, Kevin and Tammy spent the• holiday weekend in Niagara Falls visiting old friends and their relatives. We welcome to the village two new families, Mr. and Mrs. Doug McDougall who have moved into the Sher- wood apartments at the south of the villageiand Mr. and Mrs. Ken Irwin now reside in the home formerly occupied by A. J. and Cora Sherwood. Several parents and inter- ested persons accompanied the local soccer team, when they travelled by Sherwood bus to attend a professional soccer game in Toronto be- tween the Toronto Blizzard and the Portland Trail Blaz- ers on August 1. The money for this trip .was raised by these young people by of a jog-a-walkathon held rec. ently. The sponsors who gave their money to these young people should know that.itwas put to good use as each and every one enjoyed their day and the chance to see a professional game. Terry • Ashton of Huron Haven, Goderich,spent a few days last week with Kevin Cook. SPORTS On Thursday: evening in a game played at .Brookside, Dungannon were beaten 1. 0 by Lucknow. Wayne Philips scored the winning goal. At Colborne, Kingsbridge* de- feated Colborne by a 1 0 score: On Wednesday evening in a game played at Dungannon, the Dungannon "Beez"han- dily defeated the Kinloss girls 27 - 13. On ' Tuesday evening the Dungannon A's defeated the Kingsbridge `girls. DUNGANNON W.I. Mrs. Russell Alton, `God-. erich, was hostess for the Dungannon Branch of W,L, Thursday evening, August 2. The `,• president, Mrs. George Errington, welcomed all and thanked the hostess.. Following the minutes and the treasurer's report, the correspondence was read and the business period fol- lowed, 'i.e. (1) plans were made for the birthday party at Huronview August 15 at which we provide a program, gifts, and cup cakes. (2) an invitation was received to at- tend a • • meeting at Kings- bridge August 16 re Social Activities. (3) a thank you letter was received from Miss Jean Siertsema, the Dairy Princess, :and she also sent a recipe booklet to _ the W.I.. (4) a letter of appre- ciation of co-operation from 4 -II girls, their leaders, and the community, was received from Bea • (McClenaghan) Gosselin prior to her leaving Huron County to go to Mid- dlesex County. (5) the next 4-H club is on 'Needlepoint' and is to be sponsored by Dungannon W.I. The lead- ers, Mrs. Bill Stewart and Mrs. George Errington may, be contacted by any girls int- erested in taking this course. The training classes for the leaders will beheld at Blyth August 30 and September 12. (6) a donation was made to the Erland' Lee Home 'and' also to the Save the Children Fund. (7) written sugges- tions for the W.I.'s';part. in the 1980 'Dungannon Birth- day . Celebration are to be handed in at the next meet- ing. eeting. In response to the roll call, baby pictures were displayed on a table and provided a guessing game. Fourteen members answered the roll by telling "What Makes a Child: Happy?" One child. was present. • Turn to page 100 1 LUCKNOW, i I UNITED • 1 CHURCH Rev.Doug Kaufman Minister _ 7 Joint Summer Services At South Kinloss ' Sunday, July 1, 8, 15 <Lucknow Presbyterian Church July 22, 29, Aug. 5 Aug. 12, 19, 26, Sept. 2 .1 1 1 J 1 I Lucknow United Church 1 i • LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Rev.. L. Van Staalduinen SUNDAY, AUGUST 12 Services 10:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Listen to the Back to God Hour 10:30 a.m. CKNX LUCKNOW .. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. Wm. Munshaw B.A. M. Div. Joint Summer Services: Lucknow United August 12,'19, 26. Sept. 2 Minister Rev. Doug, Kaufman July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 • Minister Rev. Wm. Munshaw Aug. 5, 12, 19, 26. Sept. 2 Note:. Services at 10 a.m. EVERYONE WELCOME is 000 foo: • EVERY BRIDE WAITS. 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