The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-05-31, Page 8WEDNESDAY, 310,. 1972 THE L,UCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW ONTARIO PAGR RIGHT
Married In Pine River (hurch
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Family Dinqer
On 89th Birthday
ST. HELENS' NEWS
On Saturday, Ivlay7,20th a fam-
ily gathering was held at the Bed-
fordliotel , Goderich in honour of
Mrs. W. I. Miller's 89th birthday,
Those present were Mrs. W. I.
Miller; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mc-
Intyre of Richmond Hill; Mr. and
Mrs. Don McIntyre of Weston; •
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller ,
Larry and Miss Marilyn Dallman
of LondonMr. and_Mrs, Tom.
Todd and Hugh; Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Todd; Mr. and Ray
Laidlaw, , Jim and Greg of Wing-
ham; Miss Isobel Miller and. Miss
W. D. Rutherford..
Mrs. Andrew Gaunt visited in
Detroit on Wednesday with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Sherwood.
The June meeting of the W.I.
will be held 'on June 1st in the
hall at 8.,30 p.m,
Mrs. George Webster held
"OPenHOUserr On Saturdiy after-"
noon and evening in honour of her
daughter , Brenda, bride-elect/.
Mrs. Adeleen Dbwling of St.
Jacobs was a week end visitor
With Mr. and Mrs. Bob Aitchison.
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and a matchiiig train fell-from
the back waist. Her shoulder-
length veil was held by a pearl
and crystal crown. She carried
a cascade bouquet of red roses
and lily of the valley.
Matron of honour was Mrs.
Betty Paquette of Ripley, sister-
in-law of the bride. She wore a
gown of mint green chiffon over
polyester , crepe, fashioned with a
high collar and long full sleeves.
White lace accented the waist-
line and also trimmed the collar
The marriage of.Janice Rose-
mary Paquette, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald L. Paquette of
R. R. 1 Ripley and John D. Ruth-
erford, son of Mrs. William Ruth- !
erford and the late Mr. Rutherford
o • t_2__Luanook_place_at
Pine River United Church on Sat-
uiday , April 29th. The church
was decorated with houquets-of----,-
mixed spring flowers and while,
satin bows marked the pews.
Rev. John C.' Hill officiated at
the double ring ceremony.
Given in marriage by her fath-
er, the bride Wore a gown of silk
flowered lace over polyester
crepe, fashioned ,with a. high col-
lar edged with ruffled lace. The
long full'sleeves with, deep cuff
were also edged with lace. The
slightly raised waistline was •
accented with white:satin ribbon,
and sleeves. 'A hoc•d of green
chiffon was attached .at the back
and also trimmed with white'
lace. She carried a bouquet of
yellow, mauve and white, carna-
tions. Bridesmaids were Miss
Jackie Cooper of R. R. 2 Luck-
now Miss Nancy MacDonald of
Teeswater and Miss Beverley Mac-
Pherson of R. R. 2 Lucknow.
Their dresses and flowers were the
same as the matron of honour's.
Groomsman was_litigh_Rutherford
of Kingston, brother of the groom.
Ushers were Hugh. Rutherford Jr. ,'
Jim and Phillip Paquette.
Organist' was Miss Kathy Irwin '
of R. R. 1 Ripley. The
soloist, Larry Irwin, of Ripley,
sang "More" and "I Believe".
A wedding dinner Was held in
the. Ripley. Legion Hall, followed
by a private dance at the Luck-
'now Legion Hall.
- The bride's mother chose a
rose pink coat and dress.ensemble
--of-fortrel with white hat and
accessories and corsage of white
and mauve mums.
The groom's mother wore- a
petal'pink coat and dress ensem-
arnel witirpirtirtoteb
in her hair, white accessories
and corsage' of white and pink
mums.
For a wedding' trip to the, Mus-
koka takes;the bride chose for
travelling a floor-length hot pant
ensemble with brown skirt, floral
top and orange cape.
_The_souple wilLreside on_the
groom's farm, R. R. 2 Lucknow.
The bride is employed .at the
Royal Bank of Canada ,
buy automated equipment mean=
fiNS, ing-less.--T-he-incit.dbed
' LOCAL 335
CONTRIBUTED
• , ..13ey,'MoNay and John 'Austin at
tended the Districi 5 meeting• in
Mitchell with DirectOr Lorne Luth-
er presiding. Other members
from Local 335 picked up chernic-
als which had been ordered
through the Union. 'The twine
`program was discussed and also the
draw for the tractor in October.
500 million dollars - this is the
gift that ,th Fe -eral
is giving to Corporations in"the
form of reduced taxes. -,The hope
of Mr. Turner is tpat , in return ,
the manufacturing concerns will
grow and provide more jobs for
people. There is na guarantee
that this will happen. The in-
creased profits could be used to
of 25% in the farmers income is
in the form of inventory. The
realized net income of farmers
iioup only 10.8 per cent , and this,
does not (ring the' income up to
the level that it was five years
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profits could be used as higher
dividends to shareholders and high.
er salaries to executives. 'There
is nothing inlhis latest Federal
budget for farmers. _Roy Atkinson,
president of 'N .F.U. , calls it an
insult to farmers.
The much publicized increase
KINLOUGH
Weextend sincere sympathy to
the 'family and relatives of the
late David Murray, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Murray of Drayton
and formerly of here. Those
from a distance attending the
funeral were Mrs. Keith McCarter
(Veronica Murray) and son Peter
of Wallaceburg, Mrs. Lorne
Kremer (Eleanor Murray) and son
Murray pf Reidale, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Dales (Margaret Anne
Murray), Timmy., Robbie and
Veronica of Smith Falls, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald'Fisher (Elaine Mur-
ray) Of Barrie. Mrs. Harry Oberle
and Mit. Tom Collison of Preston.
Mr. and. Mrs. Howard Bennett.
of T.Oronto Spent a few, days with
her parents-Mr: and Mrs.--Art---
Haldenby.
.Mr. and Mrs. Levi Eckenswiller
of London visited over last week
end'iArith relatives here.
R-rfro-rn here attended th-
bridal shower for Miss• Sandra'
Collins at , the Purple Grove Com-
munity Centre on Friday evening.
The H. W.I. will meet on
Thursday evening At the home of
•Mrs. Raynard Ackert.
ON TRIP TO' ENGLAN D
While the ' Rev. R. Odendahl
and Mrs. Odendahl are on a trip
to England during the month of
June there will be one parish ser-
vice .each Sunday at 11 o'clock.
Next Sunday, June 4th the service
'will be in•St. Peter's Church,
LucknoW-T-Oniume-lith7the ser-
vice Will be at Christ Church,
Port Albert and on the following
Sunday the service will be in. St.
Paul's Church, Ripley. On June
25th the.service will be in Kirr-
lough with a fellowship hour fol-
lowing ; also a meeting of the
Parish Council for the five church-
es ':
We extend best wishes to Mrs.
Mary McLean of LondOn and forth
erly of the Kinidugh General
Store, who will celebrate her,
95th birthday on June 10th.
Mrs. George' Graham will be '
hostess' for the meeting of the
AngliCan Church Women on Thurs-
day afternoon, June 8th. Mrs,
Roy Schneller and Miss, Edna
:6oyle are program conveners.
This will be a devotional meeting
wtth all members taking part in
the program.
GIRL GUIDES Saddle Club
Hear Speaker
The new local Saddle Club
held their second meeting Tues-
y-r-Isilay_16-at the_holi IP 0 f 'Phil-
ip' and Sadie MacMillan with "
thirty-six people in attendance.
Mrs. Ken Taylor introduced the
guest speaker, Mr. Chester Curl'.
ningham from the Tack Shop in
Walkerton. Mr. Cunningham
brought different, types of bits,
bridles, halters and saddles and
explained the' merits and differ-
ent uses of each.
' Nancy Chisholm and Mrs. Phil-
ip MacMillan had their horses
pretent and the, tack they 'were
using was •
The meeting closed with re-
freshmenti.
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The-last regular meeting of
this season of the Luc know Girl
Guidermallyeld-held-Thutsda
May'25th, opening with roll call;
Several of the girls'then follow-
ed a trail laid by the patrol lea
ers.
Brownies present at the meeting
were Kim Cook ,• Barbara Hackett
and Deborah Arnold.
Dr. Jack McKim,then explain-
ed the•oral method of artificial
respiration. Each girl then dem -
onstrated the method on one an-'
other. We extend our
thanks and gratitude to Dr..; Mc
Kim for taking the time frorn his
busy schedule to join our meeting.
---Carnpfire_was-led by--Nancy
Warren ; with Mrs. G. Montgom-
ery present as tester for the camp-
fire leader badge.. We also ex-
tend our thanks to Mrs. Mont-
-e—gernetY •
The, meeting' closed with. Vesp
ers and Taps. See you in Sept-
ember girls.
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