The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-06-26, Page 26SAGE TWENTY-SIX
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, .ONTARIO
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ARMSTRONG 7 CONN
In.a fairytale setting of pink
and white, marriage vows were
exchanged by Alma Ileen, Conn of
Whitechurch and. Andrew MacDon-
ald (Mac) Armstrong of R. R. 2
Teeswater, on Saturday, May 18,
at 4.30 .p.m. in Chalmers; Pres-
byterian Church, Whitechurch.
Pink daisies and mums, lighted
tapers in candelabra formed the
background and Rev. 'T T. J. Mc-
Kinney
c-Kinney of Port Hope heard the
marriage vows.
The bride's brother, George
Conn of Sherbrooke, Quebec, was
organist and Lorne Forster of R. R.
1 Lucknow , sang "The Marriage
Prayer" and "The Lord's My Shep-
herd".
Parents of the bride are Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Conn of R. R. 3
Wingham. The groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Armstrong
of R. R. 2 Teeswater.
Alien in marriage by her fath-
er , the bride wore a floor -length ,
empire -styled gown of white or-
ganza with' attached train. Dais-
ies adorned the bodice of the dress
and also decorated the frill at the
hemline.. She wore a white floppy
brimmed hat and carried a
bouquet .of pink Sweet -heart roses
and daisies.
Matron of 'honor for her sister
-was Mrs. Elaine Conley of R. R. 2.
Wingha m , and another sister
Mrs. Muriel Hunter of London,
was bridesmaid. They were
dressed alike in floor -length em-
pire -styled sleeveless dresses with
matching elbow -length capes of
white sheer polyester with pink
flocked dots and trim. Pink
floppy -brimmed hats completed
their ensembles and they carried
bouquets of pink -centred shasta
daisies with pink ribbon.
Norman McKinney of Barrie was
groomsman and guests were usher-
ed by Ian Grant of Formosa.
Following the ceremony, dinner
was served in the church parlor
and a dance was held in the White-
church Community Hall. The
bride's mother , receiving the
wedding guests, wore a floor -
length gown of yellow flowered
polyester doubleknit and a match-
ing jacket with long sheer sleeves.
Her corsage was bronze roses.
The groom's mother chose a
flour -length dress of blue poly-
ester with blue Guipure lace
trim around the neckline and
sleeve edges. A corsage of pink
roses completed her ensemble.
For travelling, the bride wore a
red; white and blue dress with red
accessories. They will reside in
Langenburg, Saskatchewan.
The bride is a graduate of the
Ontario Veterinary College and
the groom is a graduate of the
University of Guelph. "
Out of town guests attended the
wedding from Sherbrooke, Queb-
ec; .Smith Falls, Toronto and
Guelph
Honoured guest was the bride's
maternal grandmother, Mrs, Earl
Caslick of Whitechurch.
KINLOUGH
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Guest of
Teeswater visited with relatives
here on Wednesday and attended
'the social evening for Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Guest.
Mr. and Mrs. George Peters,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Peters and
Gregory of Romeo, Michigan,
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Fillinger
and Larry of Dearborn, Michigan
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bert '
Nicholson.. . -
Wear a government -
approved LIFE,
JACKET when water
skiing. Have'a lookout
man in your tow -boat,
Letter To
The Editor
Lucknow Sentinel,
Luc know , Ont.
"Fieri Potest" . "It can be
done". The Craft Festival to be
held in Ripley August 2nd and
3rd at the Ripley High School and
Huron Township -Hall will be an
outstanding show with Crafters
from across Ontario participating.
With one hundred booth spaces
sold; and dozens more waiting a
chance to participate , one real-
izes the popbilarity of Craft Shows.
There ,will be no doubt left in
anyone's mind as to the value of
such shows to the buyer , the -
viewer and the craftsman himself,,
when these two days of festivities
are celebrated in Ripley for the
first time.
Ripley, only five miles from
resort area along Lake Huron and
'the Hub of Huron Township, has
become known as the friendly
village through its Fairs and
gatherings such as the. annyal Beef
Barbeque. .
This Craft Festival is being"pres•
ented by the Lucknow Craft Festiv-
al registered organization and
features many of the same crafts-
men as it did,in Lucknow for
three years;% for many of the Craft-
ers have co-operated and are more
than willing to stage the show in
Ripley.
Meals will be available, as will
snacks and all types of goodies,
New this year will be China
painting , Painting on glass, Bruce
County Tartan, as well as the, reg-
ulars, of Quilting, rug hooking,
leather craft, painting, caning,
pottery to name just a few. '
Billeting of Crafters and visitors
is being looked after by'the will-
ing workers who have joined the.
Craft Festival Comrnittee.
Demonstrations will take place
continually as will the great new
ideas which will be put into ef-
fect for the first time.
Ripley's Believe it or not Festiv-
al of Arts and Crafts, Antiques and
Uniques is yours to enjoy.
Signer,
Lucknow Craft Festival,
(registered organization).
wEDNESDAY, JUNE.'
OLD BOYS' REUNION
Charcoal, 20 lbs.
10 lbs. --------
Barbecue Lighter Fluid
Baseballs
Baseball Gloves
Baseball Bats
Lawn Chairs( plastic)
Lawn Chairs (web)
Lawn Chairs (cloth) __t --- ___:-__
Men's Summer Plaid Jackets- -_______
Men's •
Summer Plaid Sports Coat-_-_..._-.:iZ�
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Phone 528-3024
RIPLEY
HURON NEWS
GRADE 5-6
.On Wednesday, June 19 we are
going on a pond and river study
for our Science project for the
fair. '
On Thursday, June 20, we are
having a party.
KINDERGARTEN
Our trip to the African Safari
_ was_very_interesting.,_._.W.e_saw a—
lot of lions and elephant' and a
giraffe. We saw a lot of other
animals too but the ones
best of all were the monk
They were so funny, We
ride around the park Ina
train. We hope we tang
sometime.
GRADE I, °2
We are happy to have J
Forster back with us again
his second visit to the W
The kindergarten, Glad
and two classes togk a trig
day to the African -Lion
There we saw many wild
come right up to our bus,
wards, we-went-to_a_Pet.+
where we could seetheta
mals and pet many of th
ELECT
JOHN LONEY
Progressive ConseFYatiYe
in Bruce
• Home -owners now paying more than 8%
in mortgage interest rates will be allowed
to deduct up to $1000.00 from their
personal income tax.
• To encourage and protect the savings of
small investors, a Stanfield government
will index Canada Savings Bonds to
ensure that inflation does not reduce the
value of their savings.
• A Stanfield government will fulfil its
long standing promise to .remove
the Liberal sales tax on clothing
and, footwear.
We hive solid programs to help Canada. and cana,
Bruce Federal P. C. Assoc'