The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-08-01, Page 8. •THE ktiektioW ONTARIO
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Troussea Tea
For Bride-Elect
Mrs. George Joynt entertained
at a trousseau tea on Saturday,
July 14, afternoon and evening
for her daughter Jane.
Mrs. Joynt was assistedin,re-
eeiving the guests by Jane and
Mrs. John O'Hara mother of the
gni= of Toronto. Each wore a
rose corsage.
Showing the trousseau and
gifts were Miss Pat Fife , cousin
of the bride of Burlington, Mrs.
Don Cresswell and Miss Elizabeth
Reicher of Tbronto and Miss Jan-
ice Brooks of London. •Kathy
Joynt , sister of the bride was in
charge of the guest book.
A white outwork tablecloth,
with wide fringe of crocheted
lace , graced the tea table ,
which was adorned by a
beautiful floral arrangement of
pink roses and shasta daisies in
silver rose bowl and yellow
candles in silver candelabra.
Those pouring tea were Mrs.
Ken Fife of Burlington, Mrs..
James Gibson and Mrs. James
Noulty of London, all aunts of
the bride, Mrs. John O'Hara,
Mrs. Peter 01-lara and Mrs. Brian
McD-onongh of Toronto','Mrs.
Alex Andrew of ,Lucknow and
Mrs. Robert Andrew, of 'ListOwel:
Hostesses for the Tea RoOm
were Mrs. Cameron -MacDonald,.
and Mrs.',JaCk•McKirn. Assisting
in the Tea RoOm were Jane and.
Mary Anne. CrHarai; sisters of
the grown., BilrNelton,
Mrs. Don CressWell, Miss
beth Reicher.
• Assisting in the kitchen were
Mrs. Roy Finlayson, Mrs, Emit Cleland, Mrs. Stuart Collyer,
Mrs. Mel Corrin, Mrs. Robert.
MacKenie , 'Miss Mary Macia.1
tyre , Mrs. Ross Whicher, of WW1
ton and Mrs. Ted Brewer of
Lindsay.
Mrs. J. W. Joynt, grandinstbd
of the bride was an honoured
guest.
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. cutting and Wrapping — Sausage Making — Fast Freezing
ABATTOIR
Former Dungannon
Resident Passes
• , ARTHUR ELLIOTT
' The death of Arthur -Elliott of
Goderich occurred in Alexandria
and Marine General Hospital, on
Mbnday July 23rd following a.
.,lengthy illness.- He was 86.
He was born in Ashfield Town-
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ship on December 2nd, 1886; a
son of John and Margaret (Stothers)
Elliott. ,
Mr. Elliott was a resident of
Dtmgannon and District until
moving to Goderich in November
1972. tIe farmed until 1955.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Emily Sproul; one
i'datighter Mrs. Oscar (Margaret)
-Cuthill of R. R. 1 Seaforth, one
son Harold Elliott of R. R. 6 God-
etich and three grandchildren-.
The funeral service was held
at McCallum Funeral Home,
Goderich on Wednesday, July •
25th. Rev. Clarence McClen-
aghan of Dungannon was minist-
er. .
Interment was in. Dungannon
Cemetery. .
pallbearers were Frank Pent-
land, Eldon Culbert, Bob Irvin,
Bob Stothers Arnold Stothers,
Harty Girvin.
lucknow Lawn
Bowling News
A recent men's, doubles. tourna-
ment Was'held on the local bowl-
ing greens with Jack Fisher and
Roy Finlayson winning first prize
Jack Henderson and Omar Brooks
second and Lloyd Hall and Wilbur
Brown'third„
On Monday night, July 23rd
a mixed trebles tournament-was
held with the rink of Jackand
Audrey MacDonald- and Jack
Henderson winning first prize.
George' Huston's rink from Port
Elgin was second, Lorne Gardner's
rink froin Wingharni third, Roy and
Betty Finlayson and Maudie fiish
er. fourth and Allan MaCKay's link
from Wingham fifth.
Lease Property,
Saddle-Club To
Stage Olympiad
The regular meeting of Riders.
Roost Saddle Club of Lucknow and
vicinity was a bus trip to Arabi
Stables owned and operated by
Bill and Judy Geddes of Kincar-
dine. Thirty-one members
attended.
Good news of the club, - the
Saddle Club have leased the C. N.
property across the road from the
Aalders home and have plans to
have this land ready for the Club
Olympiad on 'August 26th.
Bill and Judy took us on a tour
Of their farm and explained the
operation of each part. At one
time we were right among 'the
mares and their foals which were
quite numerous. 'There were two
horses attached to the exerciser.
and this was also explained. They
have three' stallions, Mayhem whc
is twenty odd and, almost white in
colour; Gaelic, a liver chestnut
who is eleven years and Aribi
Gabra, two years old and silver
grey in colour. •
We then went on tour of the
barns where we saw countless
sheep and goats and cattle. The,
Geddes' were presented with a
brush on behalf of the club. Isa-
bel was again at the wheel and
got everyone' safely home.
Halcienby Picnic
KINLOUGH NEWS
Descendants of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Haldenby held their
3rd annual picnic at the home of
Mrs. N. E. Haldenby, Westford.
There were 79 present. The
games were in charge of Mrs.
Barbara Friendorf and Mrs. Dor-
een Porter. During lunch prizes
were given out to - oldest gentle-
man, Roy Haldenby, Kincardine
township; oldest lady, Mrs. Pearl ,
Anderson, Kincardine; person with,
the cleanest hair, Sandra Haden.
by;•the cleanest car , Wayne
Porter. Those coming the farth-
est distance were Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Gordon of Chauvin, Alberta.
Don Haldenby was named presid-
ent for 104 'to be held on the
4th Sunday in July.
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