The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-08-16, Page 12MULLER -,STEWART
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LOCHALSH
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Wed In Guelph Ceremony
W r AU GUST 16th, int
preacher at Ashfield Presbyterian Church, in place of Rev. Kennet]) Rooney , ent wvh o isithaords wbeitehnmtill.. and
Mrs, Art Matthewman were
and Mrs. Harry Watson of %onto
of
epfntedivuuCnr nhtM r.atehl. Td.keoahRimponadviFt'eMrraf.rwersewi'D°:hlwWontemhfneeksKi.em:Ghchrreaaaarh4lirvedia.ininflinge
was a recent visitor with several
'of his former neighbours at
Locha
Jim and-Cecil Webster flew
from Malton to Cleveland to
spcnd,a few days with ,Mr. and
Mrs. Atlee Wise III and Tricia of
Akron. Jim returned home and
on to Kitchener to work.' Cecil
remained for a holiday with his
sister. Mr. and Mrs. Wise and
Tricia broght,him home and
went on to Point Ideal to their
summer home. On their,way
back to Akron they will visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Webster,
er in ucfu,ow.
A trousseau tea was held for
Judy. _Mrs. Wilfred Drennan,
Mrs. Muller Sr, Mrs. Cora Ed-
wards and .Mrs. Blanche. Kelly
poured tea. Mrs. L. Pernfuis and
Given in marriage by her fath-
er, the bride was attired in a
floor-length gown of silk organza
enhanced with daisy appliques
on front' bodice and skirt , long
Sleeves- endingircruffies over.
hands, a ruffled neckline and
flounced hemline. Her headdress
was of a floot-length veil. She
carried a bouquet of white dais-
i-e!s--audba roses eous shower at the home of Mrs.
Bev Howard. Relatives of the
groom, Mrs. Torn Myhill and
Mrs. Bud Huth,,held a miscellan-
eats shower for the bride to be at
Mrs. Huth's home and relatives.
of the bride Mrs. Wilfred Drennan
arid Mrs. J. C. Drennan were
hostesses at a miscellaneous show-
head table.
For a wedding trip to Northern
Ontario, the bride changed to a
red pant suit with a dress Stewart
plaid jacket, with -white accessor-
ies. She carried a white rose.
Out of town guests were from
Lucknow., Flesherton, Hamilton,'
TorOnto, Ottawa , Wingham, St.
Catharines and Port Huron, Mich-
igan. •
Several social events Were held'
to honor the bride. A,bathrOom
and,bedding•shower was given by*
Mrs. Cora Edwards at the.home
of Mrs. liatry WOrton. The brid-
al attendants held a miscellan-
of Guelph and ushers 'Mr: Roberto Mrs: Myhill served the guests.
FUN DAY
Az DUNGANNON AGRICULTURAL PARK
SUNDAY, AUGUST 20 -- 1 P.M. to-6 P.M.
, . Trinity United Church, Guelph
Was the setting for a lovely after-
noon wedding Satuiday, June 3rd
when the Rev. J. W. Stewart ,
the bride's grandfather , assisted
by Rev. Gordon Legge , officiated
at a double ring ceremony uniting
Judith Ann Stewart , daughter of •
Mrrand-Mrs:Melvin-R. Stewart —
and Edward Charles, son of Mr.
and Mrs.. ;Charles Bertrum Muller.
Large baskets of white *gladioli
and yellow mums graced the froth
of the church. Music was prov- •
:.idea by Mrs. Doreen Munro.
Tom White soloist , sang "This
is your Day" and "0 -Perfect
Love". •
baby's breath and ivy. the maid
of honor and bridesmaidi were
gowned alikedn baby blue dotted
swiss over taffeta with large white
hats. They carried yellow dais-
ies and baby's breath. • The flow-
er girls was similarly gowned.
Mrs. Robert. (Dawn) Myhiil.was
• • V • 4 • •1 • - es . •
Mrs.. Robert (Martha) Boyce and
lvEss Joanne Neath. Miss Susan
Myhill the brides.niece was
flower girl. Chuck Huth , the
groom's nephew , was ring bearer.
Groomsman was Mr. Bruce Ross
ZION
Mr. and Mrs. Don Kirkland and
family of Kingsville returned
home on Monday after spending
holidays at Parry Sound and visit-
ing here with Mr. and Mrs. Gord-
on Kirkland.
Miss Nancy Kirkland is home
after- completing her summer
-course in London.
Relatives on the line attended
the Andrew-Lane picnic on Sun-
day.
An enjoyable evening was spent
on Friday at Trinity United .
Church, where a shower was
given in honour of Marion Reid ,
bride -to-be .
Visiting Mrs. Henry Gardner
and Lane on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Allan' Belyea and fam-
ily and Mrs. Mabel Hinton-of
Oakville. They had also visited.,
Henry Gardner of Huronview be
calling at the Gardner home.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Ritchie
visited Mrs. Mary McAuley on
Sunday and Monday at the Gen-
eral Hospital in Martin House,
-which •is-a,•;sociated with Balton
Centennial Manor of Milton. •
Mrs; McAuley expects to soon
return to the Manor, where she
has been a'resident.
Visiting with Mr.' and Mrs.
Frank Ritchie. last week fora few
days were Mr. and Mrs. Angus I•
McAuley , Yvonne, Allan and
Lance of'Toronto.
•
LUCKNOW
REFORMED
" CHURCH
J. W. Van Stempvoort
Ppstor
Services:
'10:00 a.m. Service
2:30 p.m. Service
--rd.-VISITORS WELCOME
LUCKNOW
UNITED -CHURCH
Rev. Robert Nicholls, B.A.
Minister
July 2, .9, 16
South Kinloss Church
July 23, 30, August 6, 13
Lucknow United Church
August 20, 27, Sept. 3
Lucknowi,Presbyterian Chur
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- Lucknavi - -
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D.
Myhill and Mr', Armand Buzbuz-
ian. Following'a reception held
at "Eleanors" , the bride's mother
received the guests wearing a
formal gown of shocking-pink
accordian pleated and corsage of
light to dark pink carnations.
The groom's mother was gowned
in pale. pink -chiffory-a-nd-corsage--
of dark pink carnat ions. Pipe
Major Reid 'McKim of Ottawa
piped the wedding party to the
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Feeding Efficiency
fOr You in Shur Gain ,
Bulk Feed Service -
from Us.
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Feed costs,. labour, time . ..:thes&
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bulk feeds ,hanCilin0.
Behind SHUR-GAINBULK FEED
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feeding 'herds and flocks that nun-L-)er
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yours for the a'sking..,Would \
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SHUR-GAIN
• Recent visitors with Mr,. and
Mrs,' Gordon Finlayson were Mr.
and, Mrs. sill Finlayson and fam-
ily of Teeswater and Rod
son of Sarnia
Miss Edna Cook of Owen' Sound.
visited her sister Mrs., 'Henry
MacKenzie and mended the'
Craft Festival,
Johnny. MacLennan, son of Mr. •
and Mrs, Jack MacLennan of •
.Stratford and grandson of Mrs.
Emile MacLennan; was a guest on'
Take 30
a
CEC4V .during the past
week: Johnny is: young player at
Stratford Theatre.,_•••
K.- L. MacKenzie has retired
from work at the Goderich Salt.
Mine. `
The MacDonald Clan held their
annual reunion on Satnrday, Aug-
ust 5th at the usual place in the • •
grove,at the MacDonald farm.
The Andrew-Lane picnic was
held on Sunday at Ashfield Park.
Rev. G. Ball of Ripley was the
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
NO ADMISSION Minister
Phone 528-2740
AUGUST 20th
HAMBURG AND HOT DOGS AT
COST PRICE
Prepared by Recreation Committees
Cr-MEW-AND
SOFT BALL AND SOCCER GAMES
ENTERTAINMENT FOR SMALL
CHILDREN
By Lucknow Recreational Planning .end
Development Committee
NO SUNDAY SCHOOL
DURING AUGUST
11 a.m. Morning Worihip
August 20,' 27, September 3
Joint services at Luclmow
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