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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-08-27, Page 23ALL SCHOOL SUPPLIES 10% DISCOUNT BOYS' DOUBLEKNIT SLACKS Sizes 8 - 14 $5.88 BLUE JEANS Sizes 4 - 6x $3.49 Sizes 7.12 $4.25 BOYS' TWILL - SLACKS Navy and brown Sizes 7 - 12 $5.88 A CKNX Radic,'"Bac to School" Participating Store MacKINNON - JANSON HELP FIGHT Muscular Dystrophy LUCKNOW FIREMEN WILL • HOLD A HIGHWAY CAMPAIGN FRIDAY, AUGUST 19 From 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. On Highway 86 — West End of Lucknow A donation to this needy fund will help some child in his battle against this crippling disease. FIGHT MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ARNO D --'S GS To ' R.R. 7 Lucknow Lanes ® Phone 529-7248 BUTTERSCOTCH INSTANT PUDDING 6 oz. 44c FLEECY, 64 oz. $1:07 PRIOR PARK TEA BAGS, 100's - 99c THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE TWENTY-THREE 27, 1975 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1975 ,••••••••..1 BILL'S PLACE VARIETY LUCKIslOW SCORE Plain Back — Still At $1.98 Yd. Fabric Backed — $3.44 Yd. Couple Will Reside In Melia VINYL TABLE COVERING With wide choice of colours and patterns , NEW SHIPMENT OF ZIMMERMAN - WYLDS Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wylds, R. R. 3 Lucknow, are happy to announce the forthcoming mar- riage, of their daughter, Donna Marilyn to John A. Zimmerman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.. Zimmerman, St. Thomas. The Wedding will take place at 7 , p.m. Friday, October 3rd, 1975, at the Ashfield Presbyterian Church. • REID -'GARNISS Mr. and Mrs. William Cecil Garniss of Lucknow are pleased to announce the forthcoming mar- riage of their daughter, Suzanne Sandra Lee to Mr. "Allan Keith Reid, son of Mr. Milvert Jarvis Reid and the late Mrs. Reid of R. R. 3 Lucknow. The wedding will take place,on Saturday, September 27th at five-thirty o'clock at' Lucknow United Church. DALTON - KRAEMER Mr. and Mrs. George, Lienhardt of 83 King Street West, St. Clements announce the engage-, ment of their daughter, Anne Elizabeth to Terrance Hanlon Dalton, son of Mr. Raymond Dalton and the late Patricia Dalton. The marriage will take place September 19 at 7 p.m. at St. Clements R. C. Church, St. Clements. stock, nephew of the bride, was Ting-bearer, dressed in white slacks and navy jacket. The bride's mother' chose a long sleeve, floor-length goyvn in blue floral chiffon and wore a corsage of yellow and white carnations. The groom's mother chose a long gown of turquoise and white, polyester satin and wore a corsage of deep pink carnations.. Following the wedding ceremony a dinner and reception were held at the London Ukranian Centre. Charles Webster of Lucknow served as Master of Cereinonies. For travelling the bride chose a navy and white palazzo outfit with halter top and jacket and wore a corsage of white rosebuds. Following a wedding trip to Banff National Park and Lake Winder- mere B.C., the couple will reside at #304 10621 ,123 Street, Edmonton, Alberta. The groom is employed with Crown Life, Morgages and Real Estate and ' the bride, is employed with Canadian National. Wins Quilt At 'Craft Festival Lucknow Fifth Annual Craft Festival was held in the Lucknow arena on Friday, August 1st and Saturday, August 2nd. This annual event is sponsored by the Lucknow AgricultUral Society. Approxiinately seventy-five craftsmen set up one of the best displays viewed in recent years. Due to the • intense heat, the attendance was somewhat lower than in the past year. However, many of the crafters reported above average sales. The majority of the craftsmen donated free gifts and a free draw was held every hour on Friday and about every half hour on Saturday, The major winner, was Mrs. Margaret Bannerman, R. R. 4 Kincardine, who held the lucky ticket on the quilt. Miss Gail MacPherson, Miss Lucknow Fair, made the draw for the major prize. Ashfield Girl Represents Huron As Dairy Princess Mary Ann Miltenburg of R. R. 7. Lucknow is representing Huron _County at this year's Ontario Dairy Princess .competition being held at the Canadian National Exhibition. The 40 contestants from counties and districts across Ontario will be judged on their' poise, personality, appearance, knowledge of the dairy industry, and their public speaking ability.' Preliminary competitions began' on August 23, and took place daily until August 26. The preliininaries were held at 6 p.m. in the small judging ring in the East Annex, of the Coliseum. Ten Princesses were chosen to proceed to the semi-final, level on August 27 and 28; and five will then go on to compete in the final competition on August 29. The semi-finals and final will take place at 6.00 p:m. in the 'main ring of the Coliseum. The young lady, who is chosen to be the 1975-76 , Ontario Dairy Prince-Ss will •become a full-time employee of the pntario Milk Marketing Board for one year. During her reign, she will travel throughout the pro‘;ince and will visit the United States and Great. Britain as an ambassadreSs for the dairy farmers of Ontario. Mary Ann, 'Huron's representa- tive, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Miltenburg of Ashfield Township. ZION Donna Ritchie of Red Deer, Alberta, working 'as 'a nutritionist with the Health Unit, flew home to attend Wanda Hunter's wedding that took place On Saturday of last week: Donna is visiting until Thursday with her parents,' Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ritchie and family, when she is returning back to work." Bill Wilkins, employed in South Haielton, British Columbia for' the past five months at Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Cummins' beef farm ' and sawmill, completed his job laSt week end and returned home with his truck he had purchased in HazeltOn and with his cousin Bob Wilkins, who had ,been visiting Bill the past 'two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirkland and Nancy had Mrs. Irwin Carruth- ers, Julie and Andrew of Goderich, accompanied .by - Mrs. J. 'C. Stothers of -London, visit Friday, of last week. Mrs. Charles Wilkins held a miscellaneous bridal shower on Wednesday evening .'of last week for Cathy Dunsmuir of LucknOw, formerly of Zion, whose marriage took place Saturday afternoon of last week in Wingham. Cheryl Walker of Wingham is visiting a few days this week with her aunt. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hackett, Joan, Lori and Paul. _ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ritchie and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ritchie of Windsor spent an evening recently with their cousin, John Ritchie and Ken. Mr. and 'Mrs. Charles Wilkins and family had as visitors 'Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Alton of London and Mrs. William Irwin and Lloyd of Kinloss. Linda Elaine Janson of London and Donald Richard MacKinnon of Edmonton were united in marriage on Saturday, July 5th in Trinity Lutheran Church, London at 3.30 p.m. Lighted 'candelabra of, pink tapers set amid pink carnations, pink roses and . babk's breath decorated the altar. Rev. Thomas Ristine of Trinity Lutheran Church officiated at the double ring ceremony and was assisted by Fr. Fady of St. Peter's , Seminary,. London. Wedding music , was "Misty" and "The First Time Ever I saw Your Face". The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Janson of London and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacKinnon 'of Luck-. now. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a floor-length gown of white peau de soie' satin with an overlay of nylon sheer accented with a lace bodice, short sleeves and round neckline. The empire waist was outlined in satin ribbon edged with lace. Her Juliet cap of sequined lace, held a two-tier shoulder-length veil edged with matching lace, which also outlined her full train, fastened at- the back with satin 'ribbon. She carried a bouquet of pink carnations, white roses and baby's breath. The maid of honour was Miss Carol Carnegie of London, a friend of the bride, now Mrs.: Richard Rauf of Edmonton. She wore a long gown of floral cotton and pblyester print, pink roses and gold leaves on an ivory background, styled with a low back and 'a ruffled neck line falling over the shoulder, an empire waistline and a ruffle at ' the hem. She carried a bouquet of pink carnations, Pink roses and baby's breath. Bridesmaids were Miss Ellen MacKenzie of Toronto and Mrs. Karen Osoka of London, friends of the bride. Their dresses and bow:fiets were identical to the maid of honour's. Debbie MacKinnon of Kitchen- er, niece of the groom, was flower girl. She was dressed in a long white dress trimmed with white lace and a pink sash and carried a White basket of pink roses, pink carnations and baby's breath. Best man was Rob Smith of London, friend of the groom. The guests were ushered 'by Doug MacKinnon, brother of .the groom and David Eadie of Holyrood, friend , of the groom. The groom, best man and ushers wore black Windsor tuxedos with a red rose : boutonniere. Kristopher Janson of Wood- T lay- 30th it. pat- hand fication ee the ein and war as people unified Hying to sere 'the. and 5% wish to forth to and to ' orthern their ed with ow, Mr.