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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-01-15, Page 29ARNOLD' STORE GENERAL •Pl;ne''6294:248'. ..R,St 7 Lucknow 'Apes Pow' BRUNSWICK HERRING CENTRE CUTS, 3% oz. 2 — 29c LIBBY'S /SPAGHETTI IN TOMATO SAUCE, 19 oz. 41c DEL MONTE PRUNES, 1 lb. pkg. 62c THE IL ucKNow SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ' PAGE FIFTEEN WEDNESDAY JANUARY 22 Couple WiIaive in Georgia • - BROOKS Photo by Snyder Brooks of Lucknow. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dave Remington of Kincardine. Rev. Doug Kaufman of Lucknow officiated at the double ring candlelight ceremony. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor-length gown '1974 MATADOR, 4 door 1974 LaMANS,4 door 1974 BUICK CENTURY LUXUS, 4 door 1974 PONTIAC BROUGHAM 1974 PONTIAC ASTRAS • 2-1974 BUICK CENTURY, 4 door 2-1.974 CHEVY NOVAS, 4 door,sedan 1973 FORD GALAXIE, 4 door hardtop 1973 DART SPORT COUPE 1972 VALIANT,. 6 cylinder,.automatic, 4 door ' . sedan , 1972 FORD GALAXIE 500,-2 door hardtop 1972 METEOR MONTECALM 4 door 1971 FORD WINDOW VAN 1971 PONTIAC CATALINA, 4 door hardtop 1970 CHEV,IMPALA, 4 door- hardtop 1969 OLDSMOBILE, 4 door 'sedan 1969 PONTIAC PARIIENNE, 4 door hardtop 1969 DODGE POLARIS, 4 door sedan, V8 automatic 1969 ,FORD VAN, 6 cylinder 1974-75 POLARIS,SNOWMOBILES IN STOCK 41S0 SEVERAL USED MACHINES CAR SALES LTD. BLYTH PHONE 5234342 MORRISON - MacLEOD. Mr. and Mrs, Donald MacLeod of R. R. 1 LuCkno* announce the marriage of their daughter, Brenda. Marie, to Mr. . Kenneth . Edward Morrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morrison of Little Current, Ontario. The, marriage took place on Saturday, January 18th, 1975 in, Brook's Presbyterian Chttrch, Brooks, Alberta. -of ivory jersey with high lace-edged neckline . which featured a round pearl-trimmed bib front, empire waistline, A-line skirt and lace trkmmed hood. The gown" had a long detachable train. She carried a basket 'of dried red and ivory flowers intermingled with , pine cones and cedar with. a long red velvet bow from basket. Miss Ruth Brooks of London, sister of the bride,, was maid of honciur. She wore a cranberry crepe Ellissa gown, Victorian style with stand-up collar, long ties at back, and accented with ivory lace. Her flowers were similar to the bride's. Gary Remington of Ottawa, brother of the 'groom was groom's: man. Donald Brooks' of . Lucknow brother of the bride, was the usher. Christmas music was played by the organist Miss Gail Pritchard of R. R. 1 Lucknow. A reception followed at The Mill, Benmillef. The bride's mother wore, a chiffon gown with ivory back- ground and multi coloured floral design, and a yellow orchid cor- sage. The groom's mother .wore a gown of teal blue and white crimplene and red and white carnation corsage. The couple Will reside in Atlanta, Georgia, °where the groom is interning at Grady Hospital. The bride, a ,registered nurse, was formerly, employed at Victoria Hospital, London. LOCHALSH Gordon Boyd has been a. patient in Hospital in Kincardine. Attending Presbyterial in , Wing- ham on Monday for Presbyterian , women in the area, were. Mrs. Ewan MacLean, Mrs. Henry Mac- Kenzie, Mrs. Warren Wylds and Mrs. Jim West. Mrs. Jim West was hostess to the Ashfield Presbyterian W.M.S. on Thursday. Visiting in the area is Fred Ritchie of Huntsville. - Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacKenzie and family were guests on Sunday of Mrs.' Belle MacKinnon at the Log Cabin Restaurant for a family dinner at which time Mrs. MacKin- non had all members of her family together. Mr., and Mrs. George Moncrief returned home from a pleasant- .holiday in, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacKenzie were recent visitors in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Ray MacKenzie and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barrett and family. Visiting Mrs. Emile MacLennan and Sandy during the week end were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mac: Lerman and Gene McGee. Jason Morton of Sarnia has been spend- ing the week with his grandmother while his mom has been hospitaliz- ed. David MacDonald has been enjoying a holiday in the sun at Jamaica. Little Julie MacDonald of London, is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Culbert and Mr. and Mrs. Finlay MacDonald. Others nominated were: Alex Lamont, Reeve of Saugeen by John MacKenzie and Mac Metcalfe. ' Garry Harron, Reeve of Amabel by J. P. Johnstone and Clarence Hendry. Sid Dunning, Reeve of South- ampton, by Vern' Ernke . and Alvin Thompson. Roy Harnmell, , Reeve of -Arran, by Art Speer and Harvey. Davis. Andy Cormack, Reeve of Paisley, by Leo Murray and Eldred Reid. J. P. -Johnstone, the retiring Warden, invested Mr. Worrall with the chain of office and the oath of office was administered 'by Judge P. S. MacKenzie. Devotional exercises were conducted by. Rev,. Wilber E Minke of Walkerton. In accepting the office, Mr. Worrall stated that he was proud and humble to be elected Warden of Bruce and that it was one of the greatest achievements of ,his life- time. He introduced past wardens present at the Meeting and new members of . county council. George Grant of Paisley replied on behalf of the past Wardens. Mr. Worrall introduced the clerk of Teeswater' Alex" McKenzie and members of council present, Bruce Kissner, Donald Clarkand Graeme Cassidy. He also introduced his wife Alice, daughter Elaine and son-in-law Bob Petersen of Elmira and son Bob of London. Walter Marshall, Mayor of , Walkerton, brought greetings , on behalf of the town. The meeting' was presided, over by county clerk W. S. Forster Paisley. - Mr. and Mrs. Worrall entertain- ed at the Walkerton Legion Hall following the meeting. .Tiffin's Orchestra, played for dancing. The election of Albert Worrall as 1975 Warden of Bruce is fitting in that it is the Centennial Year of the village , of Teeswater. Teeswater's lastWarden was Frank Field who won the honour in 1967. Andrew H. McTavish was Bruce County Warden in 1949. Mr. Worrall is married to the former Alice Hughes of Teeswater• and they have a family of one daughter and one son, Mrs. Bob (Elaine) Petersen of 'Elmira and Robert, -who is studying towards his Ph.D., 'at Western University, London, majoring in rural, geog- raphy. Albert Worrall .was born in Toronto, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Worralh---His -father died in the first world war and he came to Teeswater to reside with his mother when he was four years of age. When Alby was nine yearS of age, his mother passed away. He attended Public and continua- ton school in Teeswater and at' the age of 15, forty-six years ago, he ' commenced an association with the printing buSiness in Teeswater which he still retains today. His first job at the Teeswater News was in the emplby of George K. Brown who, shortly after,' sold to Vince Statia. Alby worked for Mr. Statia until 1941 when he purchased . the newspaper and commercial printing business from him and became both editor and publisher. , In December of 1969, Mr. Worrall sold the npvspaper in TeeSwater to Don :Thompson of. Lucknoyv, but still continues to operate the commercial printing business which is known as Tees- water Printcraft. He is a past president of Teesivater Lions Club and, through the years, has served on the hydro commission, council, public and high school' boards. He is commencing his fifth year as Reeve of Teeswater. Alby hasn't missed a council, hydro or county council meeting since he ' took the office 'of Reeve. He', 'has been on the county. library board during his four years on county council, serving as chairman for two years. .He has also served on the public speaking committee of county council. RIPLEY HURON NEWS Reporters: Shelly. Mason, Mark Liddle, Debbie Lowry. GRADE ! - 2 .On Monday we were happy to see Jeff Gamble back again at school. Jeff broke his leg when he was skating during the Christmas holidays. We all try to help Jeff the best we can, by carrying his books for him and helping him with his coat. FLOOR HOCKEY The boys' floor hockey: team 3 beat team 1, 2. 1; team 4 beat team 5, 4 -.1; and team 2 and 6 tied, 1 - 1. The next day team 1 and 4 tied 2 - 2, team 2 beat team 5, 4 0; and team 3 beat team 6, 4 - 1.. Right how team 1 has 7 goals against them and 7 goals for them. Team 2 has 9 goals against and 4 goals for them. Team 3 has 6 goals against and 8 goals for them- Team 4 has 5 against and 10 goals for them. Team 5 has 6 goals against them and 7 for them. Team 6 has 7 against them and 4 goals for them. For the girls teams: team 6 beat team-1, 3 -'1 and team 2 beat team 3-, 2 - 1 and team 413-eat team 5,-3 - 1. The neiit day, team I tied team • 3, 1 - 12a.tid team 4 beat team 2,,4 1 and team 5 and 6 tied 1 - 1. Team 1 has 4 goals •against and 2 goals for them, Team 2 has, 5 goals against them and 3 goals for them. Team 3 has 4 goals against and 2 for 'them. Team 4 has 2 against them and . 7 for them. Team'5 has 4 against them and 2 for them. And team 6 has 2 goals against them and 4 goals for thern. REMINGTON Lucknow United Church, decor- ated with candelbra and poinsettia, was setting for the marriage of Janice Lynne Brooks of London and David Brian Remington of Atlanta, Georgia on Tuesday, December 24th' at 5 , p.m. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon WARDEN , CONTINUED FROM 'PAGE 1