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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-09-17, Page 17To the people of the Village and area, Reeve and Council, Tom An- derson and Bill Hunter for making our opening a success. We trust our business will serve you better in the years to come GARRY C. DOUBLE OWNER SCOTT L. METCALFE MANAGER AUTO SERVICE .8 . SUPPLY LUCKNOW WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 171175 THE .LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE SEVENTEEN 17; 1975 ce; ed Mrs. r with a with the EVE ING Garrett officiated. The church was decorated with baskets of pink and white glads. Wedding music was played by Miss Debbie Tranter. Given in marriage 'by her father, the bride chose a floor-length gown Married In Ripley Church McGUIRE - REEVES The marriage of Julie Anne Reeves, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Reeves of. Ripley, -and Ronald John McGuire, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack .McGUire'of R. R. 5 Lucknow, took place at. St. Paul's Anglican Church, Ripley on Satur- day, August 16th. Rev. George O a relaxing. mini-vacation at the • Lord Simcoe Hotel close to shopping, entertainment and theatres Package for two includes:. • modern guest room • dinner one evening at the famous Captain's Table including a welcoming refreshment • breakfast each morning • free parking: please note that complimentary parking is only from 6.00 p.m. to 8.30 a.m: each day. Price for two $ 90 subject to • advance registration See your travel agent or contact direct: 150 King St. West. Telephone (416) 362-1848 Lorna Boyle On Guide Trip During 1975 Girl Guides of Canada are celebrating their 65th birthday. Brownies and Guides across Canada have participated in this, by being involved in a project called Guiding on the More. The object is to make Guiding more visible in the community, and -through--travellto-learn_more.ahotit_ Canada, and Canadians. This summer groups. of Guides criss-crossed Canada. Lorna Boyle of Lucknow was one of the girls chosen from Beaver Division. to take part in Guiding on the Move. On Tuesday, August 12 .Lorna travelled to Midland where she was billeted in a Guide's home. A barbeque was enjoyed that evening after touring local attractions. Wednesday the Guides travelled and moved into Margaret Adison Hall at York University. On Thursday they were taken on a guided tour of Toronto, after Which they enjoyed a picnic which was down by the waterfront. The Toronto Guidps then took smaller groups of visiting Guides to various activities such as swimming and shopping. That evening there was a huge campfire at Nathan Phillips Square 'at which the Lieutenant' Governor was 'present. " The big climax of the event .was a' mammoth parade at the C.N.E. grounds on Friday. On Saturday Lorna returned to her home with lots of new songs and many new friends°. ' . Lorna is the fourteen year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Boyle of Lucknow. of French Silk with old English lace. Her waist-length veil trimmed with old English lace fell from a Juliet cap. She carried a bouquet of pink sweetheart roses,, white carnations and white baby's breath. Miss Janice Reeves of Ripley, sister of th6 bride, was maid of honour. Bridesmaid was Miss. Nancy McGuire of . R. R. 5 Lucknow, sister of the. groom. Both wore dresses of pink, Swiss dot,' white picture hats and wristlets of pink roses and white carnations. Groomsman was Rick' Smith. Jim Black was usher. Both are of R. R. I Ripley. A dinner followed in the Ripley Legion Hall. ' The bride's mother, Mrs. Reev- es, received the guests wearing a floor-length gown of pink and gold floral nylon over polyester and corsage of yellow roses.. She was assisted by the groom's mother, Mrs. McGuire, wearing a floor-length gown of blue polyester double knit. A reception followed in the Ripley Town Hall. The couple will .reside at R. R. 5 LucknoW. Brookside Happenings School is in progress . again for the 1975-76 year with a few changes. Our new principal this year is Gary Jewitt of Clinton and our new French teacher, Miss Vianne Trezise, formerly of Sundridge. Welcome to Brookside! This year we have with us all the students from the North Ashfield School. We would also like to welcome them to our school. One class of Grade 6 students had' to use the gymnasium as a classroom until a new portable arrived last Friday. UNK BEDS 39" WIDE — COMPLETE . __COMPARE.M. $309.00 175.00 044.1. AUCTIONS LUCKNOW ' PHONE 528-2331 1233 At Seaforth Pork Barbeque An enthusiastic crowd of 1233 pork lovers partook of the annual Pork Barbeque and dance at the Seaforth arena. Hundreds more had to be turned away 'because 'the capacity of the barbeque operated by. Leo, Kroonen of Dublin was strained to the limit. After the delicious meal, compet- ing for the honour to be Huron County. Pork Hostess 1975 took place. Six lovely girls vied for the title. After an interview with the three judges, who quizzed them on their knowledge of pork cooking and table display, each spoke .for two minutes On the merits of pork. The' judges were Mrs. Robert McKin- ley, Mrs. Murray Gaunt. and Mrs. John Riddell, wives of Huron's three representatives in Parlia- ments, and they awarded the Hostess crown to 'Miss Cathy Madill of Blyth. Second place was taken by Miss Judy Miller of Dashwood. The runners up were Miss ,Barbara Miller of Exeter, Miss Glenna Ellis of Clinton, Miss Teresa Ondrejicka of Exeter and Miss VanDoornik of Seaforth. Frank Bainton, President of Bainton's Old Mill in Blyth, presented the winner with a beautiful suede pigskin jacket. The other contestants received a cheque from the Huron Pork Producers Association who spon- sored the event. Miss Brenda Moore of Goderich Township, who . was 1974 hostess, crowned the' new hostess and spoke .briefly of her experiences during, the year when she had the title. FULL CONTROL The firiest endowment policy a man can own is his ability to work, the desire to 'work, and the enjoyment of work.