The Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-11-18, Page 9970
1N. EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER. ltlthr' 1970.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
GODERICH
30 THE SQUARE.
PHONE 524.78U
AIRCONDITIONED
THURS.,, FBI., SAT. NOV, 19 20 - 21'.
A BhA.KE EDWARDS.
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Showtime Thursday 8 p.m.
Friday ' and Saturday, 2 Shows --, 7:30 'and 9:40
SATURDAY MATINEE 2 P.M. •
SUN., MON., TUES.
Allen Funt
I lis first Candid Camera
feature film.
"What Do You Say
to a Naked Lady?"
What can you say?
ADMITTANCE
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A film by Allen lent
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Married At Kingsbtld.ge..church..
McCLENAGHAN =' COURTNEY • •photo by Cover
St.- Joseph's Roman Catholic.
Church, Kingsbridge , was the.
scene September 19.for the double
ring ceremoyiy/at which Sharon •
Ann Courtney and Percy Edward
McClenaghan became man and
wile. •Rev:. Henry Cassano. offfic•
iat'ed` amid two baskets of assorted
�auttmn flowers.. '•
Mr.•'and Mrs. Leo Courtney,
R: R. 7, Lucknow ,' are the bride's
parents: and Mr.. and Mrs.' Edward'.
Showtime 8 p.m. _
OUR -NE -XT ATTRACT.'.LON _STARIIIN-
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25
MC M.Pi•esenits An Arthur N ,3 Icons' Production starring
Peter. O'Toole Petulatlark • •
"Goodbye, Mr. Chips"
ra" .Panavision•'•anij Metrocolor
lvl1
-par=ents of . thoorn -
airshea Meet At
of Sharon satin gown styled with
an empire waist , bell sleeves and
a chapel train. Her.'elbow'Llengt1'i
veil of tulle was caught up '
with a. headpieepe .of white roses
and lily of the -valley andshe car -
rAGI ..Nleg
Card Party
Maple Grove L, O. L, 1044 held
• their first card party of the seas, -
on on Monday, November 16th .
in Zion Hall, There were five
tables in play. • .
High prizes were won by step; ••
en Andrew and, Mrs. Wm. Stan-
ley, Consolation priztes went to .
John Andrew and'Mrs.. Harvey .
Ritchie. The next card party will'
be held in twoweeks..
wore a mauve polyester crepe'.
dress styled..identic.ally to the
'dress worn by'•the maid of -honour.
She wore a• mauve• picture hat
trimmed wtitmauve ribbon and •
carried a single. yellow long stern,
mea rose.
Edward' Brown, Lucknow , was
his friend's best man. Desmond
and Michael Courtney, brothers
of the bride , • ushered guests. •
The wedding reception was
held 'at Saltford. Valley Hall:.
The bride's mother wore . a pow d
er blue coat and. dress enserrible. •
of silk worsted, featuring bead .
' trim on the turn -down collar ,'
navy, and white aecessories and a
corsage of pink roses.' The
m
groo's mother .chose �a •
medium blue lace coat and dress
ensemble silver accessories and
a corsage, of pink roses,, P
Fdr'travelling to Northern•Ont
r o , the-brid:e,-changed r r nr -.
ed blue crimplene dress
black .patent shoes and bag and .a:
corsage. of; yellow carnations.
The newlyweds are residing at•
148'Roxborough Ave. , Apt. 3,
Kitchener.:: The groom is.'employ-
ed, at th'e ' I.G.A. food market in
Ha-rriston6s-manager-of the•meat
department and the bride is on
staff at Si. Nlalry's General Hospit•
al, Kitchenei where --she- as a
recent graduate..
Guests were present at the wedgy-.
ding from' Detroit 'Kitchener
Hamilton ,'Lucknow ; Goderich;
London, •Wingha i ,• Toronto' and
Thorndale... "
'Tie. a •
white `Stephanotis'. ,
Maid of honour was the bride's,
sister ,'• Helen .Courtney, Kitchener.
She ,wore a purple polyester crepe.
dress with natural waistline and
l ng g th-art. The` long.
sleeves Were Rathered at the wide
cuff nd the .bodiee:was accented
with a •stand-up collar and small,
'eov.ered buttons down'the. front.
She ..Wore 'a'ma.uve• picture hat'
trimmed with purple ribbon and'
carried a. single' yellow long stem
med rose. •
The bridesmaidl. Ursula Court=
ney,,'sister of the bride,. Lucknow .
..1.1.- • II •
Organist was Denise Dalton
and accompanied Eugene Frayne
'who -prig ;Ave -Maria :and -Because
and'Ray.Dalton who rendered Q
Promise Me and To Jesus Heart
All; Burping. The 'two soloists'
also' joined in'a duet, Panis .'
Angeli'cus
/ The bride. wore' a.brocaded Rose
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WINGFIA�M
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Phone 357-1630'
SHOW TIMES
Friday : and Saturdays at 7:15
and... 9:15. All ' other days,:. one
show at • 8:00, except where.
noted .on the program.
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THUR.,.• FRI., 'SAT.,
NOV. '19,',20, 2.1 .
Adult ' Entertainment:
"Pa
Wagon"'
Panavision "Colour •
--Starring, _Lee Marvin,
Clint Eastwood
This is one of the biggest musi-
calsof,,the •year. ;Due to its:
length_the second—showings on.
Friday aid -Saturday -will start
at 9:30. ' '
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SAT: MATINEE.
.NOV. 2
Hello :'Down
There. .
The 'members of Kairshea Worn -
en's Institute merirthetharne.
Mrs .:Far ish Moffat', Wingha'm • for
their November••meeting. Mrs.
Ira Dickie presided. .Mrs Ted
Collyer read the Scripture.. . .
S.eve� donations were made:
to the Mental Health Association;
the'. George, Gear Scholarship.to-
promote .Agriculture its Schools in,
Bruce. County;. and to the Bruce.'
County Museum log House; South:
'ampton.,
e 'a •res W ore a
course ",The Main Dish makes the
Meal" are hpld'ing their first meet•
ing: at Mrs :.-Leona r-d--'Mc-Innes' . -
home Wednesday; November 18 .
at 10.30a..m. `.
as -well'answer•ed
by. "a Canadian. woman -who left •
her footprint in the sands of time':,'
• • Mrs Clarence Ritchie -presided
for the program. After a sing
song, Mrs. Robert Gilchrist gave
c-`"t:ie 7wlotto 'Obey the 1ws`of tied,
and the laws. of the land will:ta.ke
care of themselves", Mrs. Ritchie:
-conducted a contest. Mrs: Ira
-DieRie arid "Mrs ..'Gilcltirst ,-gave--
reports of the Bruce County.,Rally.
At the December meeting, the'
-members are asked to "bring White
Gifts for Goderich•Psychiatric
Hospital' and also, gifts for the
Gift Exchange, •
'Mrs. Donald, Ma'clntyre gave
the Courtesy Remarks.
A 'delicious lunch of salads,
rolls`and cake was servedby dir-
ectors and hostess. `
12:00 to 1'13Q'
nesdays and :Fridays,
-- ALSO '--,.
5:30 to 7:30
tr
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i 9' November 29
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