The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-09-15, Page 15ne, cousin of the bride, -Kitchener,
and 'Evelyn McClinchey. They
wore • dresses of white chiffon
printed with yellow roses. 'They
wore tiny yellow roses in their hair,
and carried nosegays of pink, green
and mauve carnations.
John . Becker, cousin of the
groom, Dashwood, 'was the best
man. Ushers ,were Gerald Shackle-
ton, brother of the bride, Dungan-
non; and Jim Becker, cousin of the
groom, DashwocKl.
The wedding dinner followed at
Brookside School with John Cullen,
cousin of the bride, Clinton, as •
master of ceremonies.
Guests' were received by the '
bride's 'mother who wore a
formal-length gown of, blue poly-
ester with long , sheer blue .sleeves
and a corsage of pink carnations.
The mother of the groom chose a
floor-length rose gown with lace
jacket and lace bodice, and a
corsage of white carnations.
For the wedding trip, the bride
changed to a dress of ,purple and
blue roses otia yellow background.
Her corsage was of yelloW gweet-
heait roses.
The bride was entertained at
several showers prior to her
marriage. Marion Becker and
Elaine haters were hostesses for a
shower; a community ' shower was
given at Dungannon Church; a
shower was given by Mrs. Andrea
McDougall and the kitchen staff at
The Bluewater Centre where the
bride is employed; Evelyn McClin-
chey was hostess for a shower; and
Mrs. Vina Campbell and Mrs.
Pearl Harcourt, aunts of the bride,
entertained 'at a shower at the
Salvation Army Citadel in Wing-
ham.
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for Edythe and Ross Cayley and :
family of the Langside 'area, On
• September 4 they attended the
Kincardine Fair with their harness
racing ponies and came away with
a second and a fourth,
That same evening their 2 year
old stallion "SC Royal Robert" won
the Ford' Little Stake Race at the
Blyth Pony Club's annual Blanket
Night. Two of their other ponies,
"Double B Firie Chief" and
"R-Ways Quickie" both placed,,
second in their respective races.
On September 5 the Cayley
family travelled to Thedford for
another good day of racing, where'
"Double B Firie Chief" took two
.seco.nds, one in the Open class and
one in the ladies' race. '
On September 11 the Cayley
family took their goats to the
Listowel Fair where "Dickey-Doo
Acres Suzette", their senior milk-
ing doe, won the Champion French
Alpine. "Dun Rovin Acres Glory",
a 1976 doe :kid took the Reserve
Champion. It is also owned' by
Edythe and Ross Cayley. The SC
Dairy Goat Farm brought home 3
firsts,, 4 'seconds and 3 thirds from
the Listowel Fair. -
On September 12, the pony
racing outing was in, Watford,
where the SC Stable came away
With 5 firits and second.
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Ann Bourgeois is presently
teaching Language .Arts to Grade
three at Ripley-Huron Central
School. Ann was born in
Cambridge, England and received
her. B. Sc. in Sociology from the'
London School of Economics. She ,
and her 'husband have built their
own home at Inverhuron where
they live with their two children,
two dogs and some chickens.
ANDREA FARLINGER
Andrea Farlinger is teaching
special education at Ripley.
Originally from Ontario,
this' is her first year of teaching.
She is a graduate of the University
of Western Ontario where she
graduated with honours and was on
the dean's list.
Too many try to atone for a
misspent past by giving advice.
Inherited dishonesty is the
only thing ttin honestly acquire. \•
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER is, 1976 THE 1,UCKNOW SENTINEL, 1,1ACHNOW. ONTARIO PAGE FIFTEEN
Married In Ooderich ChurCh
BECKER - SHACKLETON s Photo by Haugh
Carol Ann, Shackleton and Alvin
Michael Becker were united in
marriage July N at Berea-By-The-
Water Lutheran thin: di in: God:el.
ich by the Rev. Marvin Barz. The
bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Benson Shackleton, R. R. 1
Dungannon, and Mr. and Mr
Rudolph Becker, R. R. 1Dasfi--
wood, are the parents of the groom.
Wedding music was supplied by
Mrs. Ekher Rivett accompanied by
Celia Taylor as she sang 0 Perfect,
"Weaned litter averages of
9.35 from 296 farrowings
with NO.10 pig starter...
...Performance like this helps make
hog raising profitable:'
Bob Robson
"Our swine nutrition tests include many formulations
for starting pigs," reports Bob Robson; Assistant
Manager, Shur-Gain Research Vann, "but we find our
No, 10 Starter remains a winner for general use. It
. consistently turns out healthy, growthy litters of pigs
averaging about 50 lbs. at nine weeks.
"Pig Starter No.10 is introduced as soon as 5 lbs.
per pig of Shur-Gain Creep Feed is consumed. Creep
Feed is vital to high performance but of course it's the ,
40-50 lbs. of No. 10- Starter that produced the 9.35,
weaned litter'average:'
Why' don't you, choose Shur-Gain Pig Starter No.10?
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LET CONTRACT I hydro poles three feet from the
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 property line rather than 8 to 10 ' feet as at present..
the Township of Ashfield purchase . A pplications for severance were
the :four lots from the Ministry at a approved for Michael Dalton, part
price of $100.00. , lot 19, L.R. and Glen Weaver,,Port
A delegation was present from Albert lots.
Port Albert requesting that the Port , Tile Drainage rating by-law #12 the amount of $15,200.00 was Albert bridge be made passable for given 3 readings and passed. the school buses. Cotincil decided , General accounts of $72,Q84.17 to have B. M. Rdss and Associates and road accounts of $6,966.85 make an appraisal and see if the
load limit could be increased. were approved for payment.
Cliff Purdon and Benson Park Council adjourned to meet 'Sept-
waited on council. They would like ember 21st at 7.30 p.m.-
to haVe ,the unopened 'road
allowance on their property, part of
lot 11, concession 5,' eastern
division, closed. Council agreed to
closing the road and transferring
the land to the adjacent owners if
they assume the legal fees involv-
ed.
Ken Alton and John Kuik
complained • of contamination in
their Municipal Drain. The Reeve
was instructed to have • someone
from the Ministry of the Environ-
ment or Agriculture remedy the
problem.
Keith Blake presented a petition
for Drainage. This was accepted'
and clerk was instructed to have E.
H. Uderstadt make a survey of the
area and report. .
Lane Gardner and Wayne Jer-
ome presented a request for repair
and improvement on the Hunter
Drain. Clerk was instructed to
forward this'to E. H. Uderstadt for
a report.
A letter from A. J. Sherwood
concerning the zoning of property
in the hamlet of Dungannon was
filed until the Secondary Plan is
eonsideied;
: The clerk was instructed to send
'a letter of appreciation to the
Lucknow Lions Club for the '
generous donation of $2000 to-
wards the Dungannon Recreation
Park improvements. • , Council
concurred with a resblution from
the Township of West Carleton
requesting Ontario Hydro to place
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Love and Lead Us Heavenly Father
Lead Us.
The bride was giyen in,marriage
by her father. She wore a polyester
crepe gown trimmed with a leaf
motif lace. A headpiece of tiny
white roses held her yell, trimmed
with the same lace as.on the gown.
She carried a cascading bouquet of
red. roses,. stephanotis and fernery.
Maid of honour was Valerie
Shackleton, sister of the bride.
Bridesinaids were Helen. Osbour-
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DONALD M. SIMPSON.
New Teachers
At Ripley
ANN BOURGEOIS