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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-11-05, Page 19PAGE NINETEEN EDNE. DAY; NOVEMBER e, .1975 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Married In Ripley Unified Church ARNOLD'S GENERAL STORE R.R. 7 Lucknow Lanes Phone 529-7248 Brittle11 nd-lowest Western onnel and rkers are act which e intreas- KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUE, assorted 100's 3 — $1.00 LIFEBUOY WHITE SOAP, bath size ____ 3 — 99c AYLMER'S KETCHUP, 25 oz. 79c IRWIN - MacDONALD -:Photo1:iy Snyder Ripley United Church, decorated th baskets of gladioli, was the tting for the marriage of 'Mari- ne Ada MacDonald and Larry e Irwin on Saturday, August 30th 4 p.m. The bride is the daughter of Mr. d Mrs. John MacDonald. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Irwin, all of Ripley. Rev. Carnochan of Ripley offic- iated at the double ring ceremony. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white floor-length appliqued gown, stand-up collar, sheer sleeves and floor-length veil IR/ 4111r 1112 1n 0111110111n 01111111 $64 QUESTION When everybody gets on the receiving end of social security, who will carry the ball? with lace trim. Her flowers were yellow rosebuds, stephanotis and baby mums in white and pink. Miss Donna MacDonald of Ripley 'was her sister's maid of honour. Bridesniaids were Miss Carolyn MacDonald of Ripley, sister of the bride and Miss Marg MacTavish of London, friend of the bride. Lois Ann. Halliday of Owen Sound, niece of the groom, was flower girl. The attendants wore identical gowns of flocked floral nykin over polyester with matching yellow capes. Their flowers were white daisies in baskets. Ringbearer was Scott Van den Hogen of Chatham, nephew of the bride. Groomsman was Ken Irwin of Burlington, brother of the groom. Ushers were Ian MacDonald of Toronto, brother of the bride and Sandy Pollock of Ripley, friend of the groom. Organist was Mrs. Marion Gamble of 'Ripley, aunt of the bride. Soloists were Ric. and Terry Irwin of R. R. 3 Lucknow, nephews of the groom. A reception followed in Ripley. The bride's mother wore a floor-length gown in peach colour with an orchid corsage. The groom's mother chose a light blue &or-length gown with an orchid .corsage. The couple are residing at R. R. 4 Ripley. 180 ATTEND CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Fordwich, District Deputy Grand Master arid Mrs. Inglis; Morgan Johnston, 'immediate past master . and Mrs. Johnston; Edgar, Watson, inner guard; Bruce Hamilton, senioesteward and Mrs. Hamilton; Lloyd Nicholls, Fordwich, district Secretary and Mrs. Nicholls; Jamei Little; past District Deputy Grand Master, and Mrs. Little; T. J. Salkeld, past District Deputy Grand. Master and Lucknow Lodge secret- ary for 41 years; W. B. Anderson, Lodge treasurer for the past 25 years; Wallace Conn, chaplain and Mrs. Conn; Alex Robertson, Wing- ham, past , District Deputy Grand Mister and Mrs. Robertson; Wm. Evans,' director of ceremonies and Mrs. Evans; Frank Maulden, outer guard, and Maulden; Tony Johnstone, junior deacon and Mrs. Johnstone; Doug Marlyn, junior warden • and Mrs: Martyn; Wm. MacPherson, senior warden and Mrs. MacPherson; Mrs. Ron Alton, wife of the lodge master; Robert MacKenzie, past District Deputy Grand Master and Mrs. MacKen- zie. Thanks was expressed to those in charge of flower arrangements. Mr. and Mrs.- Jim Boyle, Tom Salkeld , and Mrs. Ron Alton. &Welcome was extended to new MaSons attending the banquet', Bruce Hamilton. Henry Clark, Herb Barger and Leonard Clark. A toast to the ladies was made by Tony Johnstone and was replied to by Mrs. Bruce Hamilton. Doug Martyn proposed a toast to Grand Lodge with the reply coming from District Deputy Grand Master Mac Inglis. A welcome and thank you was extended to all by Worshipful 'Master of the Lodge, Ron' Alton. Bill MacPherson expressed thanks to the Anglican Church ladies who catered to the meal and. this was replied to by 'Mrs. Harvey Mole. Alex Robertson of Wingham, a past 'District Deputy Grand Master, shoWed his slides and , gave a commentary of a trip he and Mrs. Robertson had taken to The, Holy Land in company with other members of Grand Lodge. Bob MacKenzie expressed the thanks of Lucknow Lodge and presented a gift to Mr. Robertson. A program followed with Ron Alton as.chairman: violin numbers by, George and Murray McDonald and Elliott Carruthers with piano accompaniment by Mrs. George McDonald; vocal solos by' Ann Hamilton, accompanied by her mother; guitar and vocal numbers by Cyril Brown and Mrs. Dorothy Brown with piano accompaniment by Dorothy; a monologue by Mrs. Ronald Forster; vocal and guitar numbers by Marsha Altcin; accord- ian selections by Mrs. Herb Barger; instrumental numbers bY the Don Cameron family, Barbara, Colin, Rosalea and Don. 0 Canada, with piano accom- paniment by Barbara Cameron, ended the. evening. BROWNIE NEWS The Lucknow Brownies held their Hallowe'en Party on October. 28th. Several games were played, then a costume parade was held. , Mrs. Edith Webster was the judge and the winners were: Comic, Luanne MacLeod and Sandy Brooks; Fancy Dress, Julie Nicholson and Cathy Hamilton. The Brownies, along with .the friends they had brought for the party enjoyed more games followed by a lunch of sandwiches, cookies and freshie. This brought a fun meeting to a close. KINLOUGH Mrs. Gerald Rhody entertained neighbouring ladies at her home at a Tupperware Party put on by Mrs. Hickey of Ripley on Thursday last week. . Mr. and Mrs. George Haldenby returned home after spending a few days with relatives at Cornwall. Mrs. Marjorie Wall of Wingham demonstrated Stanley ware at an afternoon party on. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Midford Wall. Bert Nicholson and Lois were to London on Monday. Bert had a medical appointment. Mrs. Fred Friendorf and Jason of Elmira visited during the week with her mother, Mrs. Bertha Haldenby and other members of her family and also with Mr. and Mrs. Friendorf at Lucknow. Misses Nellie and Margaret Malcolm of Lucknow were dinner guests of Edna and 'May Boyle on Tuesday. Mrs. Tom MacDonald returned home from Wingham and District Hospital where she has been a patient. Mrs. Midford Wall is hostess for the A.C.W. November l3th at her home. Bales will be packed and also the election of officers for the New Year. The word for the roll call is "Peace".. Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Rhody entertained all of the Rhody family at a dinner on Sunday. (Funerals Get Well Weddings niversarlee Free delivery to McKenzie Funeral Rome S24.7885 61 CHURCH ST, GODER1CH Ready to Servo you 7 days a week SPECIAL THIS OPSCOI4Tilut45. E.1.0osp0 KERtIELS 50 ue6 NET OTHER PROVEN VARIETIES Heat Units MD Bonus Areas Varieties 3500 S345 3300 S345, S327, $326, S300 3100 S326, S327: S300 2900 S280,277, S300 2700 277, 266, 267, S265 2500 S260, 264. 266, S255, S259 2300 S255, S260, 264 We like to know our customers by name! Lucknow" District Co-op PHONE 528-3024