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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-09-08, Page 16PLETCH . :FLEUR"( WINONA At RESIDENTIAL-- FARM— INDUSTRI AND COMMERCIAL' Phone Collect 357-1583 McCARTHr.S SERVICE STATION Be rule, Ontario, Highway 9 OPEN, 7 DAYS A 'WEEK 8 a,m. to 10 p.m. Sunday included FREE GIFTS WITH COUPONS Perform a death-defying act. Give Heart Auld. Give Heart Fund COOK - MaCLENNAN • .ai:iW 0::::4.*:::::.... ..... "fer.t.:.:Vx,:,;.i.,....,,... i:•:...".:::: -,,,:,..:M:.:if.le WITH THESE GUARANTEED USED. 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The bride is a , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bayne MacLennan of R. R. 3 Goderich. The groom is a son Of Mr. and Mrs. Graham Cook of Ripley. Rev. Richard Sand of Ripley officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride was given in 'marriage by her father. She wore a white floor-length gown of alencon lace with daisy trim around the *empire waist, adrianne neckline,' long Bishop sleeves. The gown had a long floating skirt with ruffled bottom and long matching cathed- ral train also trimmed with daisies. Her head-piece of daisies held her matching veil. She carried a bouquet of red' roses, white carnations, baby's 'breath and green ivy.' Matron of honour was. Mrs. Ken MacLennan of Ashfield, sister of the groom. She Wore a floor-length blue , flocked, gown with taffeta underskirt, in Victorian style with ruffled bottom. She carried 'a parasol with yellow daisies decorat- ing the handle. Bridesmaids were Lorraine Mac- Donald of Ashfield, cousin 'of the bride; Janet Rotteau of Point Clark, friend• of the ,bride; Helen Cook of Ripley, sister of the groom; Karen MacLennan of Ashfield, sister "of the bride. They wore gowns styled identical to the matron of honour, in colours of peach, green, yellow and , mauve, respectively. They carried similar parasols. Flower girl was Bobbi-Lynn. MacArthur of R. R. 5 Kincardine, cousin of the groom. She wore a gown styled identical to the other attendants in pink colour and carried a ' parasol with, yellow daisies on the • handle. Ringbearer was Christopher MacLennan of Ashfield, nephew of the 'groom. Groomsman. was Gary Walden of Ripley, friend •of the grown. Ushers were Kevin Cook of Ripley, brother of the groom; Alec MacLennan and Donald MacLen- nan, both of Ashfield and brothers of the bride; David Cook of Ripley, brother of the groom. The groom and ringbeiret wore powd-blue swan tailed tuxedos. • His ifiendants wore tuxedos of powder-blue with matching navy vest and slacks. Organist was Mrs. • Duncan Simpson. Soloist Marianne Frayne sang "The Wedding" and "An- nie's Song". A dinner and reception followed at Saltford Valley Hall with music by Star Trex. • The bride's mother chose a floor-length gown of mint green double knit with corsage of white baby .roses. The groOtrirs mother r wore a floor-length sleeveless gown of yellow double knit with corsage of White baby roses. The bride and groom's travelling costumes were blue satin blouses with co-ordinating slacks. The couple are residing at R. R. 3, LucknOw. The groom is employed at construction in. Ripley. The bride is employed with. Genesco of Canada, Seaforth. Honoured guests at the wedding were grandparents, Mrs. Nellie MacLeod of Ripley, Earl MCDonald of Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs. 'Harry Cook of Belgrave. Guests were present from Ash- field, Ripley, Toronto, _Niagara Falls,' Scotland and surrounding area. . -Prior to her marriage the bride was honoured with bridal showerS, a community shower, .a friend shower at the home of Mrs. Ken MacLennan, R. R. Goderich and a friend shower by Shiela Sinnett and Cathy Simpson at the home of Shiela Sinnett, R. R. 7 Lucknow. School Starts On Tuesday Morning. KINGSBRIDGE NEWS With 'the Labour Day Holiday weekend and the opening of schools on. Tuesday, September 7, many of the summer cottagers have returned to their homes in the city. At. St. Joseph's School, Kings- bridge there were 126 pupils registered for classes on Tuesday morning with .11 Kindergarten pupils who will attend school for the' first • time on Wednesday morning. PRIZE DRAW The Kingsbridge Catholic Wom en's League held a prize draw on Sunday, September 5 in St. Joseph's Parish Hall; Kingsbridge immediately following the 10.30 a.m. Mass. Congratulations to the following winners: 1. a. hand made quilt (Dogwood flower design) made, 'by Mrs. Dennis Dalton and, quilted by Mrs. 'Mary Kraemer, •Hesson was won by Mrs. Kraem- er'S daughter, Mrs. Peggy O'Gra- dy of Listowel. 2. afghan and matching cushion, made by Mrs. Dennis Dalton, was, won by Mrs. Anne (Bill) Phelan, Picton Street East, Goderich. 3. alarm clock won ' by Austin O'Donnell, Lucknow. 4. $5.00 cash won • by Christine Wenzel, Kintail Beach. A social hour followed with coffee and donuts available by members of the C.W.L. Doctor Fred. E. Flynn, Prof. of Philosophy, St. Thomas College, St. Paul, Minnesota and Mrs. Flynn, Mrs. Dorothy O'Loughlin and friend Mrs. D. VanKempen of Troy, Michigan spent the holiday weekend with Mrs. Bernardine Kinney. Mr. and Mrs, John O'Neill and Mr.. anal Mrs. Emmett O'Neill of Jackson, Michigan have been holidaying at their cottage near Kintail. Wilamina' (Lannan) Hill and friend Margaret Hawthorne of Toronto, who are holidaying at the Rest A While Lodge, at Bruce Beach, visited with friends in Kingsbridge on Saturday and -Sunday. Mr.. Stanley Zrembski 'and daughter Barbara and Miss Sue Vogt of Livonia, Michigan spent the• holiday weekend with the lafter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter . Vogt and family. Mr. and•Mrs. Joe O'Keefe spent the holiday weekend with his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene O'Keefe, and family in Hamilton and with her sister Frances Lazzara in Penetang. Congratulations to Miss Laurie /Elizabeth Chighol,m, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Chisholm of Lucknow and to Michael. Allan Goetz, son of Mi. and Mrs: Lorne Goetz of Mildmay, who were married at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church in Lucknow on Saturday, September 4. Mrs. Audrey Carver 'of Toronto spent the weekend with Mrs. Clarice Dalton and visited her many friends in Kingsbridge and at Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold 'Marsman and family • of London spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dalton and with Mr. and Mrs. Reis Miltenburg. Several from this area attended the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto during the past week. Visitors during the past week and on the holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clare were Mr. Leo Clare, Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lawler, Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Copperauill and daughter Elizabeth, Detroit, Mich- igan; Reverend Father Lloyd Ryan, Guelph; Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'Ryan and family, Toronto and Mr. Dan .Ryan, Detroit. Frank and Tillie MacKenzie, operators of the Kingsbridge Store from 1947 to 1959 have sold their home in Grand Bend and have recently moved to 28.7 Leopold Street, Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sinnett and family of Detroit, Michigan spent the weekend camping at Lake Huron and. visited their many relatives and friends in this area. Mrs. Irene Murphy of Goderich, Mrs.' Leila Fitzgerald and family, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Murphy and family, also of Stratford, spent the holiday week.: end'at the Fitzgerald summer home on the 4th concession. of Ashfield. Visitors with Mrs. Bernardine Kinney on Sunday, August 29th were Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Sydowski and children from Lake Orient, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. William O'Loughlin and baby from Royal Oak, Michigan; Mr. 'and Mrs.. Thoinas Campbell from Union Lake, Yfichigan. A social evening was held at the home of Mrs. Bernardin on Monday, August 30. supper, 30 guests enjoye entertainment on the law/ A. MacLennan of Lochals the , bagpipes:.—This was (indoors because • of evening) by several viol tions by ,Bert MacD Goderich and Bob Cou Amberley with ,the saxaph accompaniment on the Mrs. Bob Courtney. Gu present from London, London, Ontario, Bayfield Auburn, Goderich, Loch berley, Dungannon and ' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mary Luanne returned after,spending a two wee in Mexico City and Aca Mr. and---Mrs. Vince have recently purchased and acreage from _Mr. Austin, and presently r the house. Recent visitor. and Mrs. Austin were Mrs.. Henry' Boven, Michigan.