The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-06-20, Page 14Mam.:ed In Ashfield Church
THE LUCKN011VSENTINEL, LUCKNOyII, ONTARIO
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MacDONALD - CULBERT
The marriage of Andrea Louise
Culbert of Detroit, Michigan,
daughter of •Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Culbert of Ashfield and • George
Kenneth MacDonald, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Finlay MacDonald of
R. R. 3 Lucknow, took place; in
Ashfield Presbyterian Church on
Friday, May 25th at 5.30 p.m.
Rev. Kenneth Rooney officiated
atthe double: ring ceremony.
Given in marriage'by•her fath-
er, the bride wore a floor length
gown .of white lace over, satin
with full sleeves caughtup with
bows above the elbow and featur-
ing .a scooped neckline and full
panelled lace skirt. •A floral
arrangement held. her elbow
length chantilly veil and she
carried a bouquet of yellow roses
with white carnations.
Mrs. Janis Berger of
Farmington,, Michigan was
matron of honour. She wore a
floor length gown of yellow lace
over satin styled the same as
the.bride's gown. She carried
a small bouquet of white carna-
tions
arna-tions and yellow, roses.
Bridesmaids were Miss Brenda
Culbert, dressed in yellow, Miss
Ann Hackett and Miss Marion
MacDonald, . both iiri purple.
Their gowns were styled the same
as the matron of honour's.
Tim Mac Donald of
Fort Nelson, British Columbia
was his twin brother's groomsman.
Ushers were Roddy. MacDonald,
and Russel MacDonald, of Ash-
field, Cliff Emmerton and Dennis
Courtney of Huron Township.
A reception followed at the
•Lucknow..Legion Hall. The bride's
bride's mother; chose a' floor -
length dress of light .blue with
daisy,trim, white accessories and
corsage of yellow roses. The
groom's mother wore a floor -
length dress with floral skirtand
plain top, white accessories and
a corsage of yellow roses.
For travelling the bride chose
a pink dress with white accessor-
ies and corsage ' of 'red roses.
• Following a wedding trip to
Sandusky., Ohio-, the couple will
reside in London.
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PLACE TO 60,T0 GET
THE MOST FOR THEIR
HARD EARNED DOUGH
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Injuries Treated
At The Hospital
Alvin Proctor, R. R. 4 Wing -
ham, was admitted to hospital
following .a tractor accident on.
his farm. He was thrown off his
uactor, receiving 'chest
injuires, injured knee and hand,
contusions and. abrasions. Invest-
igated by ,Wingham•0.P; P. Wittig.
D 6borah Wilkins, age 15, R.
R. 7 ucknow daughter•of Mr.'
and .. Herbert Wilkins, receiv-
ed painful injuries to her . right
hand when she caught it in an el-
ectric fan..- She was treated for
multi -lacerations and released.
Mervyn Hodgins, age 23,
Lucknow ,. had the distal end of his
right index finger amputated '
while fastening the loader to the
tractor, the loader clamping
his finger. •
Mrs. Frances Harnock, R. R. 1
Gorrie , had a fish hook removed
from her thumb.
Malcolm. McLeod, Wingham,
received severe lacerations tohis
left wrist which necessitated a
transfer to St. Joseph Hospital,
London, via ambulance.
Diane Hill,, age 15, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hill, fell
off a horse on a farm in Dungan-
nonand fractured her left upper
arm. .
Thys Kloostra, age 23 R. R.
3°Wingham, fell off a car while
riding on the trunk of same
through a field. He suffered,
multi -abrasions and contusions
to the body ' and head. Investigat
ed'byWingham O.P.P. Wittig.
Paul'Robinson, age 6, 'Wing -
ham, son. of Mr. and Mrs. Thom-
as Robinson, was admitted to'
hospital with head injuries and
abrasions after falling off his
bicycle.
Maurice Stainton, Wingham,
was treated for .lacerations to his
right hand while repairing a
lawn mower. •
Carla Smith, age 13, Wing -
ham , received a •deep:lacera-
tion to her chin when she was
thrown off her bicycle.
Elmer. Stanley, age 30, R. R.
2 Wingham, was driver of a car
which swerved to miss a .deer on
the road on the 25th Sideroad ,of
Culross, between Teeswater and
Wingham. The car •went out of
control and struck a tree. Mr.
Stanley received an injured right
wrist and abrasions to head and
face. Investigated by Kincardine
O.P.P. Passenger in the car,
Mrs: Phyllis Stauffer, Holyrood,
was admitted to hospital with
multi -abrasions and contusions,
injured left shoulder, arm and
knee. •
r.
Mrs. Kay Smith, R. R. 2
Teeswater, had her fourth finger
amputated at the end of the
finger when she caught it in some
harnessof a horse that suddenly
reared, at the Teeswater Park,
Admitted to hospital, condition
satisfactory..
Arthur Verstag, age 7 ,• R. R. 2
Clifford., landed on cement when •
the ropes broke On a swing. .He
was admitted to hospital with '
head injuries.'
Brian McNall, Blyth, had a fish
hook reiiioved . from his right leg.
DUNGANNON
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Olson,,
Goderich, visited this weekend;
with the fortifier's pare!1ts,, Mr.
and. Mrs. Freeman Olson and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald. Wilbur,
Willowdale, spent a few days at
their summer home here..
There was quite a
large attendance at the annual,
Webster picnic held in Carlow •
Hall on Sunday afternoon, June
17. Plans"to meet in •Harbor.
Park,, Goderich, had to -be chang-
ed due to the inclement weath-
er. Several families from Dun-
gannon were there to enjoy renew-
ing acquaintances..
Mrs. J. M. Reed and Girvin . •
attended a family gathering at
Evergreen Lodge near Wiarton
on Sunday. •
Born to Mr. and: Mrs. Jack
Phillips (nee Nancy Mole) a baby,
boy. ori Monday, June .11, 1973 ,
in Victoria Hospital, London.
Congratulations !
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce''Sillib (nee Marsha
Hodges), who were married on
Saturday , June ' 16, in Dungannon
United Church..' Welcome is
extended to them in their new
trailer .lime across from the.
church on James Street.
Congratulations to Miss Beat-'
rice McClenaghan, who' receiv-
ed
eceiv-ed her Bachelor of Home Econ-
omics degree on May 24 from the
University of Manitoba, Winni-
_
peg.
And congratulations to our
local newspapers, ' who' have
made us aware of the fine young.
people in our areas. Seeing
their pictures and -reading their
achievements surely prove to us
that the majority of young people.
are working for improvements
and high standardsin life.
Mrs. Cecil Blake and Barbara,
accotripanied' by Faye Dustow of
Nile, ,visited the forTeir's uncle,
Mr. H. Eugene Hanson,. and his
sister, Mrs. Arland Lundj', in
East Tawas,' Michigan, for sever-
al days last week.
Mr. and Mrs: Harvey Alton
accompanied, by. Mr, and Mrs.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE
Hoiae
a. fewarry daysWestlake reeent.z
l' wicp��
Mrs. Paul Henderslons
girls' in,Mississauga,
On Sunday guests witl,
I)llian McDonald and' `
Moulton were the latte4!s
Mrs. Doris Lord front St,
liarns , and Mrs. Marion
from Simcoe; and Jiro pe'
and daughter Mary frog^
Mr. and Mrs. J. Peterson
just returned from a two
holiday in England,
SEVERAL INJURIES
There have been several
ies lately - Terry Olsoti w
dislocated shoulder, Gerald
with a sprained ankle whey
work, and David Bere with
to his hand. Better luck,
Friends are happy to see
Nicholson so much improved
even able to ride a bicycle
For two years he has used
es while one leg was strap
to overcome a bone condi'
Wayne is the son of Mr,.a
Don Nicholson,
Fred King was taken ag
ambulance on Sunday to
Goderich General Hospital
Intensive Care. Sunday,l'p'
was his 63rd birthday, and
wish for him, would be muck
proved health.
v . Mrs;R, ', Mc
aghaRen andand Beatrice visitCed
day 'afternoon with Mrs, Oli
Goudie' and relatives in
On,their return theywe:ea
panied by Mrs. J. McDonal
from Regina , who will bes
ing this week here. The
ladies are sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Earl, Anne and Catharines
Father's Day with Mr. and
Bill Wiggins.
On Monday at Exeter to
from here attended the
Albert Johnston of Toronto
of the late Mr. and Mrs, k!
Henry Johnston of Exeter a
formerly of Ashfield Tows
Visitors this week end wi,
and Mrs. Charles Fowlerw;
latter' s' brother, Gordon Oa
from. Morden, Manitoba,
laughter Fern, Mrs, Norma
Donald ; ' Rexdale,
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can seize.
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