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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-01-08, Page 19WEDNIESIDAY, JANUARY 119 1905 moill:11100.11101111111111"1"7.1, NERAL STORE ARNOL R.R. 7 Lucknow Lanes — Phone 529-7248' PURITAN . 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Denthiger officiated at the double-ring ceremony which united in marriage Helen Ann Holloway of Wingham and Peter Alan Chisholm of Lucknow on Saturday, November 30, at Sacred Heart Chureh in Wing- ham. Lighted candelabra and flowers formed the setting around the altar. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Holloway of Wingham. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose,a clas- sical Mori Lee gown in crystal polyester crepe with rounded bib- be,d front with tiny rows of seeded pearls, high mandarin neckline and long sleeves. The gown fea- tnred a flowing skirt caught at MOVIE On the last day of school before the Christmas Holidays the Stud- ents Council showed a film called "Sometimes a Great Notion" star- ring Paul Newman,. Henry Fonda land Michael Sarzan. Everyone enjoyed two hours of relaxed viewing pleasure. VOLLEYBALL The teachers again this year challenged the winners of the boys and girls intermural volleyball, to an almost profesSional game Of volley- ball. ' To the surprise of the teaChers the student team proved to be 'a bit more Superior. The. referees did cheat .a little but they cheated for both teams, even as far as the teachers' team attaining 6 points for a touehdown. 'Guest appearances were made by 'Mr. Kentucky Fried Chicken and Bozo the, Clown. the waistline with a" rounded chapel train. Imported French lace was gathered at the bibbed front and trimmed the sleeves, hemline and chapel train.' Her headdress was a Juliet caplet with matching lace .and seeded pearls caught with a four-tiered pure silk illusion veil. She carried a bouquet of white roses and gar- denias. Gowned' identically were the three bridal attendants, the maid of honor, Kim Mellor of Wing- ham, cousin of the •bride, and bridesmaids Laurie and Nancy Chilholin, sisters of the groom, both of Lueknow. Their gowns were white flowers on a blue, background knit, V. neckline ex- tending into ties at the, back with long sleeves gathered at' the wrists. They carried bouquets of white' and pink carnations, Greg Hunter, 'friend of the groom, was best man and guests were ushered by Mark Chisholm, Lucknow, brother of the groom, and Stuart Holloway Jr. of Wing- ham, brother of the bride. They wore' grey tintedos with black • trim, blue on white ruffled shirti, 'black4140-\erbow ties and black cummerbunds. A dinner and. reception fol- lowed in the Legion Hall in Wing- ham. Thernother of the bride wore a sleeveless floor-length gown of yellow flowered sheer nylon crepe with a floor-length 'match- ,ing jacket and a corsage of burnt orange carnations. The groom's mother chose a floor-length dusty_ rose knit gOwri- with a white and pink rose corsage. • The bride was honored with a miscellaneous shower given by the maid of honor, Kim Mellor; a relative shower given by Mrs. Bed Chisholm, Goderich; and a community shower by Mrs. Ger- ald Prie tap... The couple was also surprised by a party given in their honor by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ritchie of Kincardine. .Mr. and Mrs. Chisholm ,Will re- side in Lucknow. The bride is em- ployed at Hodgins-McDonald in Wingham.. The groom, a grad- uate of Humber College in Tor onto, is employed as an instrum- entation field technician at Bruce Generating Station. HIRED IT THROUGH THE WANT ADS SUTTON - to Mr. and Mrs. Garry Sutton of Lucknow on Saturday, January 4, 1975, in Wingham and Maria Hospital, a son. LIZMORE- on Thursday, Decem- ber 19th, to Jon and Manilla (nee ,Sawyer) a, 10 lb. 2 oz. sOn, James Edward Norman '(Jamie) at' Hend- .erson General' Hospital; fiarniltOri.; a baby brother for Laurie and third grandson for Edward and.' Jean tizmore of Bervie. • McDONALD - Gordon and Shirley'''. McDonald are happy to announce the safe arrival of a new son on December 18, 1974, a wee brother for Mary Helen, Judy,-.Karen and David. HAMILTON - Bruce and Margaret Hamilton wish to 'announce the arrival of Roberta Andrew on Tuesday, December. 24th; 1974 at Winghatn Hospital. Proud sisters and brother are Anne, Cathy and Steven. DUNGANNOk On Wednesday evening,, Dun- gannon United Chnrch choir and leader, Mrs. Art McMichael went carolling around the village for the enjoyment of the residents. Afterwards they enjoyed chocolate milk at the honie of Mrs. McMich- ael. Mr. and Mrs. La Verne Pent- land, who have been.in Detroit for the past Month or so are spending the holiday at their home here. With them are their daUghter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. L. Biloy of Detroit. Harvey and Joe Sproul and Allan Petrie left for the sunny south during the week.. Harvey was Pleased to haVe.a good'report from the doctor on the Condition of his eyes and the doctor's recommenda- tion to tat x a few weeks in the "warm climate. Rev. and Mrs. R. C. McClenag- han were at Whitechurch on Sunday to share in a family- Christinas gathering at the home of their uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan. Miss " Beatrice McClenaghan of Newmarket at- tended the gathering also but had to go baCk to work for two days before coming home 'again for a week's holiday.' Eldon McClenag- han of Queen's University, -King- ston is .home for the holidays.. Married In Winghinn ---eremony, Amorig the students home for Christmas vacation are Jim Stoth- rs-from—W-a-t erloo-,--S-h elle y—A-Ito rr-- from Wes'tern University and Greg Alton from Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Eric McNee and Brenda went to Sudbury to visit her.: , folks for the. week end. Craig stayed with Mrs. David Dawson. Miss Ann Richardson of London visited with Mr. and Mrs. DaVid Dawson and family on the week end. David Bere finished his Basic Training in the Armed Forces on December 18 and is home for the Christmas holiday before reporting to Chillivvack, B.C. early in Janu- ary. •Mr. and Mrs. John Bere and Karen of London, Miss Ruth Bere, Windsor and Mr. Jas. Austin, Orillia are holidaying with Mrs. Mary Bere and family. - Mr. and Mrs. John !4eurs and Jeff of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Olson and Brian, Terry Olson and friend of Listowel, 'joined Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Olson and Ronnie • • -fOi. -pre-Christmas gathering on • • Sunday. ACTORS . The teachers, when they put on their play on the last day of school, showed what little acting talent they had. Although trying very hard and playing a very hard role, Mr. Coultes didn't play a very convincing corpse.' A pat on the back s uld be given to all .those who to k part. MUSIC SOCIETY The twelve days of. Christmas was the song portrayed in the music, society's production for all those asking questions,. The only things that were Missing were Three French Hens and no pipers piping but we, did have some pretty fancy Leaping Lords. There is nothing to 'say about the Drama but excellent. Robert please return the pyjatnas to Miss Fisher before February 1st..