The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-06-21, Page 15d
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optiosivre,. JUNE 21st 1972 . • THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE FIFTEEN
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Honoured On
25th Anniversary
OLIVET NEWS
Mr. and' Mrs. Ray Hamilton,
loarme-and-WendyT-a-nd-Mr-i---and-
Its. Paul. Hamilton attended a •
family reunion at the home•of
Mrs. Ray Hamilton's sister, Mrs..
Vera Blackwell of Fenwick.
Blanche and,Ray were pleasantly'
surprised when they were honour-
ed with many lovely gifts oh the
occasion of their 25th wedding
anniversary. •
Mr. and Mrs.. Robert Osborne
and family and Mrs. Elmer Os- •
borne, and Mrs. John Coiling •
1972 FORD F100 pickup
1972 VALIANT 4' door 6 cylinder automatic
1971 PONTIAC Catalina 4 door hardtop, V8 autivmatic,
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1970 CHEVELLE 4_cloor. 6__cylinclor—autosnati ring,
1970 OLDS Cutlass Supreme 2 door hardtop, V8, power steering,
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1970 CHEV Bel Air 4 door, VS automatic, power equipped
1970 OLDS 'Cutlass Supreme 4' door hardtop, V8 automatic,
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1970 METEOR 2 door hardtop, Va automatic
1970 CHEV Biscayne 4 door, V8 automatic
1969 CHEV stationwagon, 1/11 power steering and power brakes
LUCKNOW
Alex T. MacNay, Box 125
Miller MacKenzie Ltd. ,
Breckles Bldg.; Tel. 528-2320
Mrs. W. R. Hamilton spent the
week end with Mri. Annie Mac-
-Intyre-of Lueknow-L -
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Several from this community "
attended a Stanley.Demonstra -
don.on Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Gerald Colling.
Mrs. Robert Engel, Marilyn
and of Dublin visited with
Mr.' and Mrs. lack McGuire and
family recently. . •
Mr. and Mrs. David Rigg and
Baby spent the week end visiting
with friends' in New York.
•
attended a trousseau tea for Miss
Lynda. Reavie, daughter. of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Reavie of Wing-
ham, on Saturd'ay. Miss Reavie
is to be married Son July 8th. •
TRACK MEET
Six schools took part in the
track meet held at Belgrave on
June 9th, The points each school
had earned by the end of the day
were as follows: Belgrave 145.
points , Brussels 92 points, Brook-
side 90 points, Blyth 85 points,
Turnberry 68 points, Colborne
58 points.
This year only one of our partic-
ipants won a championship.
was Sharon Pollock who tied for
the Junior girls championship with
Carol Wheeler from Brussels.
They both earned 16 points. We
would also like to give Duncan
Finlayson special congratulations
as he earned 21 points for our
school.
BROOKSIDE
HAPPENINGS
Married In St, Augustine Churth . •
similar flower baskets.
The attendants wore tiny rose-
`buds in their hair to match their
gowns. , •
Cynthia Friar of Paisley,
niece of the groom, was flower
girls. She was dressed similar
to the attendants in pink polyest-
er crepe, with flowered material
around waist and roses in' her:
hair to match her dress. She
carried a basket of shasta daisies
.and yellow baby mums.
Ronald_Delbergue of R. R. -
Auburn, nephew of the groom,
was ring bearer.
Groomsman was Rene Delber-
gue Of R. R. 3 Auburn. Ushers
were Keith Hardy of R. R. 1 Bel-
grave and Ronald McPhee of R. R.
3 Auburn. .
't Organist was Miss Doris Naylor,
The soloist fi Miss Nancy Anderson,
sane-Wedding:Prayer" and-"Ave
Maria"
A er,followed. The tables
were decorated with lighted
candles and shasta daises floating
in bowls 'of coloured water. The
bride's table 'was centred with
the wedding Cake.
' A reception and dance was held
that evening at 'Saltford Valley
Hall.
The bride's mother Chose a
long mintina green gown of poly-
ester moss crepe with lace bodite
and sleeves. white accessories
And corsage of pink roses. The
groom's mother wore a long pink
gown of crimpleneand corsage of
white roses. ,
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On June '7th Room Eleven •and •
Room Twelve , accompanied by
Mr..Cameron and Mr. Finlayson,
got a chance to go to the bush
next to, the School, to aid them
in their-science study. The
pupils were divided into groups
and gathered leaves, earth,,
insects and rocks and took them
back to the school where they are
now on display.
•
GODERICH MUSEUM
Grade one pupils 'from ROom
One are now busy making book-
lets on the interesting things they
saw on their trip to the HurOn
County Pioneer Museum in Goder-
__ich WhichtheY visited on Monday,
June 12. Things such as' cannons,
spinning wheels , trains, armour,
cars, tractorS, old clothing, stuf-
fed birds, and eggs and the calf
with two hdails and two tails were
seen.
After their visit at the museum,
they went`down to Goderich
harbour Where they saw many ships
but 'none of them were loading
salt.'
St. Augustine Roman Catholic
Church, decorated with baskets
of spriryg flowers, was the setting
for the _marriage of Jean Elsie
Hardy and Andrew Ghilian Del-.
bergue on Saturday, May 20th at
2.-30 p.m. •
Fathet Henry .Cassano of-Kings-
bridge officiated at the double
ring ceremony.
The bride is the only daughter
of Mr. and. Mrs. William Hardy
of R. R., 1 Belgrave. The groom
is tne son of Mr . and Julian
Delbergue 'of R. R. 8 Atiburn,
Given in marriage by her,fath-;
er , the bride wore a floor-length
gown of white polyester shantung;
fashioned with empire waistline,
gathered skirt and scooped neck-
waS around
waistline , neckline, bottom of
skirt and down front of skirt. The
bishog-sie-ewes-had -wide euffi
with, lace trim and the detachable
train was trimmed with lace. Her
headpiece was a crown of pearls,
crystals and pearlized daisies
which held her elbow-length
veil. She carried a bouquet of
red roses, white mums and shasta
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IvAatron of honour was Mrs:.'
Susan•Wilts of R. R. 1 Auburn.
She wore a gown of•floviered poly-
ester sheer with yellow underlin- •
ing and was styled similar to the
bride's, except with stand-up
collar and yellow velvet ribbon
around' waist , bow at centre !tont
and ribbon falling from bow She
carried a basket of shasta daisies
and yellow baby mums.
Bridesmaids were Miss Linda
Snowden of London and Miss
Dianne Hardy of R. R. 4 Clinton.
They wore gowns styled similar
to the matron of honor's with pink
and blue underlining and pink and
blue velvet ribbon and carried
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ASSEMBLY
A t short assembly was held for
the grade seven and eight pupils •
on June 13. A visitor from the
Urban and Rural Exchange Pro-
gram came to tell us- about this'
program and pais out sheets to
those who wished to take them .
home.
----The-program-is intended, to let --.
urban children get an idea of •
what the country is like and let
the rural children get to know
what the city is like.
Each participant goes to a
home in either the city or count-
ry for a week. At the 'end of the
week when the child goes back to
theif teal home their fortner host
ith-them-€or
week. This program is done dur-
ing the summer and children 12 to
15 may take part. The only ex
pense is the three dollars for bus
services.
FIELD TRIP
Room Fiveand Mrs. Irwin -and
Mrs. Brown visited the Wingham
and District HOspital• on June 14..
When they •arrived they,were
divided into three groups and one.
nurse went with'each group.
They saw Various rooms such as
•-.the-kitehert-where.they7were,:treatr......._____
-ed with a cookie, the, nursery
where there were three new born
babies, the x-ray room and the
physical therapy room. , They.
rode in an elevator and they saw .
two ambulances Theis, 'they
learned a lot about the hospital,
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For' travelling the bride chose
a capri blue dress with navy vest
and corsage of yellow roses.
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The Couple will reside in West
Wawanosh. The bride is a mem-
ber of the Staff of Wingharn Dist-
rict Hospital.
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