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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-02-06, Page 19PAGE NINETEEN ONTARIO` • 4 THE L UCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,_ LEENDERS STRUTHERS Photo by Snyder COATS — DRESSES — HATS — SKIRTS JACKETS — LINGERIE SUITS SCARVES — BLOUSES — TROUSERS SHIRTS; ETC. STORE CLOSES THIS WEEK gy,IFES.RtlAla 6 r 1974 Couple Will Live In London. mumilmor WINTER BOOT oW ° MEN'S INSULATED WORK BOOTS BAUER SKATES AND LUGGAGE 20% OFF ALL WINTER BOOTS 'bons; decorated the pillow. The groom and all his attend- ants wore black tuxedos, white shirts with black trimmed frills, black Velvet boW ties and a red poi'nsetta buttoniere. Mr. James Robertson of London, friend of the bride, was organist. Mrs. Thomas. Cronin of Blyth, a former teacher of the bride, was soloist. She sang "Walk Hand in Hand" before the wedding ser- vice and "The Wedding Prayer" and "I'll Walk. Beside You" , ing 'the service and "The Theme from Love, Story" , at the close., The bride's' mother wore a floor length gown of rose polyester gabardine with white rhinestone flower trim. She wore a white and rose Carnation corsage. The groom's older sister Mrs. John Van Werde•of Sarnia wore a blue- flowered floor length gown and a white and gold carnation corsage. For a honeymoon to :the United States, the bride donned a red pant suit with white pullover and black accessories. , A 'wedding dinner was served at five -thirty in the Lucknow Legion Hall ,with a reception following later in the evening. Mr.' David Swan,opf Toronto, uncle of the bride', was master of ceremonies. Mrs. George Swan of Toronto, grandmother of the bride attended the wedding along with 'relatives and friends from Hamilton, Bur- lington, Toronto, London , Wind- sor , Sarnia, Bothwell, Acton, Goderich, Wingham and Lucknow. ' Friends and neighbours of the bride, honored her with a Corn"- munity shower at the St. Helens Hall. Miss -Carol Wattam and Miss Lynda Lyons held a girl friend shower at Carol's home. A relative shower was held at the hOme of. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Struthers , Sharon and Cindy. The bride's mother entertained with a trousseau tea at her home on December 1. Among , Top Winpers At Festival 74 OLIVET NEWS Nancy McGuire and Janice Reeves , •along with other. Junior Farmers from surrounding areas , attended the JUnior Farmer's Provincial Talent Festival '74 which was held in, the Royal York Hotel ,, Toronto last weekend. Nancy and Janice were the winners in the non-musical pOrtion of the talent hunt with their skit of "The Three Bears". Congratulations Girls! MiSs Joanne Hamiltdn is practice teaching for 2 weeks at the F.E. Madill. Secondary School in Wingham , and 2 weeks in the 'Wa lkerton High SchoOl. , Mrs. Oscar White and Mrs.' Ted White attended the exhibition,- r hockey game in the Ripley arena on Saturday afternoon between the Ripley tykes and the Huron Park Jets. Gordon Mauer, son- in-law of Mr. and Mrs, Oscar White is the coach for the Jets, Ripley won ,3 - 2 in a well played game. . Mrs, Robert Engel, Janet , Marilyn and Robbie of Dublin visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Black and family and Mr. and/Mrs. Jack McGuire and family. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hamilton and Jennifer of Hanover visited on y, Sunda evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamilton and family and. Mrs. W.R. Hamilton. CO-OP MEETING CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 crop products, division of the United Co-operatives 'of Ontario, in charge of seed abrri, supplem- ental nitrogen and agricultural acids. Charlie Wilkins thanked the speaker. Jack Alton read the minutes of the last annual meeting. The' financial report was presented • and explained by Bruce Chainbers., regional manager of United Co-ops of Ontario. G.H. Ward and. Partners were reappointed auditors. Evan Keith gave the president's report. Manager Lloyd. Crawford reviewer: the past and presented some of the objectives of the coming year. A new fertilizer spreader, truck, had been purchased to help cop With the den-land for more applied fertilizer. Store hours have been changed and the store will now be open all day Thursday and close for the week- end at noon on Saturday.' Bruc'e Chambers presided for thI election of officers, Three directors were elected for a three year, term: The retir- ing directors were Jack Alton, Bill Andrew and Frank Pentland. Mr. Pentland was not eligible for re-election. - Nominations were as follows: Jack Alton by' Glen Walden Bill Andrew by Albert-Taylor Allan R. Miller by Leonard Mc- Innes. Merle •Gunby by Frank Pentland Douglas Cameron by Grant Farrish Donald Gaunt by Allan Miller. Donald Gaunt requested that his name be wiihdrawn. Rev. Robert Nicholls and Don Lowry acted as, scrutineers. Elected 'were Jack Alton, Bill. AncireW and Merle Gunby. Two draws were held for door prizes. Mrs. Wallace Ballagh won the ladies' prize, drawn by John McMurchy. Alex Hackett was the men's winner , the draw being made by W.F. MacDonald. The ladies' prize was donated by Frank Pentland. Other officers in the Co-op, with further terms to run, are; president , Evan Keith; Terry Dalton, Murray Henderson, Albert Taylor , Blake Alton and Charles; Wilkins. iary's Church, Lucknow , ed with potted red poinset- white candles and 'guest arked with white bows and red poinsettas , setting on Saturday, Dec the eighth , nineteen hund- ieventy-three at three r for the double-ring rnar- eremony ofLois Ann Struth- ondon, only daughter of d Mrs. Robert. Gordon rs, R. R. 1 Lucknocv and L. Leenders of London, st son of Mr. John Leenders late Mrs. Leenders of Dentinger /of Kingsbridge :ed at the ceremony. n in marriage by her fath- bride wore a rigth gown of white velvet: apire waist styled:gown had covered, bodice, a • high :le, long sleeves with cap covered in lace. ROse .- Id leaves were appliqued skirt front, The sleeves, waistline and rosebuds rimmed with rhinestone and earls. Her waist length as edged with'rosebud lace iinestone and seed pearls :id in place, by a headpiece, age blossoms and seed . The bride's bouquet was' of red .roses and Poinsettas. Matron of honour was Miss Carol Wattam 'of R. R. 4 Wingham , friend. 'of the. bride. "Bridesmaids were Miss Lynda Lyons, R., R. 1 Lucknow,- friend of the bride, Miss Susan Swan, Toronto, cousin. of the bride and Miss Sharon Struthers, Lucknow., niece of the bride. Flower girl was Miss Cindy Struthers of Lucknow , niece of the bride. The attendants all wore ident- ical floor length gowns of red polyester crepe , featuring white lace trim at the waistline, neck- , line and on the 'large puffed sleev- es. T‘hey each carried aWhite fur muff with a corsage of red- poinsettas on them. •Groomsmari was Herman Leen- ders of Windsor , brother of the groom: Ushers were Robert. Struthers, Lucknow, , brother of the bride ,.Murray Lyons, R.• R. 1 Luck now , friend of the bride and Ron- • ald Leenders of Hamilton nephew of the groom. . The ring-bearer was. Chris Verm- eulen of Sarnia , nephew of the groom , who carried the rings on a heart-shaped laced trimmed white velvet pillow. Rosebuds, rhine- stones and seed pearls, and rib- LES PETTER SHOES LES PETTER SHOES LUCKNOW Phone 528-2011 LADIES' AND. MEN'S' WEAR LUCKNOW of all Merchandise MANY, ONE DOLLAR VALUES ON ALL STOCK CLEARANCES ALLEN'S ORANGE Clp(STALS, 5 envelope pack NESCAFE 'INSTANT COFFEE, 6 oz. jai - KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES, 16 oz., pkg: