The Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-11-09, Page 8T 3. TCKNOW'S: ;N'F11�T.1 LUC t.OW, :ONTARIO •
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PRESENTED' '
VARIOUS' GIFTS
Prior- to departure for .their
nevehome in Lucknow, Rev.. and
Mrs. Roderick MacLeod:. and
daughters ' were. '. feted .on.. several
s.
occasion'
On Monday evening a congre-
gational gathering /filled the
Sunday. ,school- room of the
;church. ` Several: presentations
were: made to ' the MacLeod • fa-
oily_
The W.M.S.,, presented' Mrs:'
;Mael eed with a silver ca eerole:
The •C.G.LT., . presented. Sylvia
• MacLeod with •an autograph
•book. Mrs., MacLeod received a
.cup and saucer from the ' choir.''
:Mrs MacLeod also was pre-
'tented.:
re='tented ` wthh a .cup and saucer, ; &
Catherine` MacLeod;• with an'
• autograph 'Uook,:'on behalf of the
Explorer's group..
;Mrs. Geor e• ; Downer ' read an
b y ,
address,': and on behalf of the.
congregation 011ie Catto and
Ewart McKenzie presented Rev.
Mr. . and 'Mrs;' 'MacLeod, ;,with a
dinette suite and: a lazy boy
'chair,.' and each of the girls with
a.. bedroom', lamp.
On Wednesday afternoon, af-
ter ` a work' meeting of the Lad-.;
ies Aid, a slipper was served &
the . ,presentation ' of :a step table
was , made to Mrs. MacLeod.
On Saturday • evening' " a sur
prize party was l eld:at, the home
of* 'Lynne • Walker,; when girl.
friends met , to .preseit .Sylvia &
Catherine. MacLeod with going -
away gifts. ' . Each of the girls
.was '. presented With :' a• cup and
saucer and other , gifts .
.Name Assistant Treasurer.
Kenneth Muir, reeve:'of Pais-
ley for the past four years, has
I been ' -appointed assistant ._ to
Bruce County treasurer, -'Thomas
11. Alton. ' Mr': Mu is ,salary . will
be $4,000' with •his new duties
commencing December '1St
In . making the ; appointment• it
was felt that with the opening,
'Of
f. the • new' county home this
would require • a great deal More.
administration • and that cense
quently ' another • man' in the
Mtreasurer s.woffu e certainly'; would
be of god assistance. in .this re-
gard. The' committee' also learn
ed that a portion. 'of ' the •salary
paid in the~ treasurer's; office
could. now :be charged to 'the
county home .adroinistration
thus receive . a subsidy."
Paisley public -school students
1 collected. $125.00. Mr* UNICEF:
TO MAKE THEIR
HOM ,A$HIF IELD
ALTON MRAll`''
Baskets of bonze and, yellow
Mums formed the setting in
the Wingham. United Church. •at
3 o'clock - on Saturday, October
22nd,; 1960.for the double ring
.ceremony uniting in marriage`
'Janet 4 Loreen • Wray, youngest
daughter of Mr, 'Gordon Wray
Wingham
. late 'Mrs...
Wray.and Frank the
Alton,
younger son :Of .'Mr. and Mrs.'
Walter Alton .^ of Lucknow. Rev.
T. .G. >usser 'of' Wingham: offi-
ciated..
The soloist, 'was Miss Delores
Enderwiek of • Wingham who.
sang. ' "The , Lord's Prayer" .. and
"0 Perfect .Love." Mir. Allan
.Bennlett of Wingham was organ'
ist.
The. -bride, given • in marriage
by, her father,' chose a/ floor-
length,
loorlength, gown of , irnported hand
chapped French scalloped .lace,
over net and traditional .. satin;
The fitted :pointed 'bodice was
styled with 'sabrina. neckline and
lily point sleeves. The: boixffant
skirt provided. .back interest
with yards of . rich lace tiers...A,
crown of ruffled mohair , and'
seed. pearls .held, her :finger'' tip
.veil • of pure silk illusion. She
\carried " a ;cascade .of red' 'roses
with • yellow. and white mums.
The' bride's only , attendant
w:asilVirs. Stanley Hays •of Wroxe-
ter, sister' ;of the bride. She wore
a ballerina . length gown, of 'royal
blue ' silk organza, styled with a
scoop "neckline and tucks, on
sleeves .and ' -bodice, : hooped
.bouffant skirt . and matching el-
bow .length'mitts. Her head band
wasruffled' mohair trimmed
with tiny .flowers and the -car-
ried ;a cascade :of yellow and.
white mums; .
Anold Alton,. .brother., of the
groomwas best man arid, ; the
ushers:. were: John , Wray,:' of
Wingham and Wendall. Alton of.
London: ,
At the. reception ..held .hi • ;the.
chu=rch %parlour,, „Mrs. Norman
Harding,' aunt of the` bride, re-
ceived the , guests wearing a
blue figured dress. with match-
ing .accessories. and •:'a corsage of
pink• Carnations. She :was - assist-
ed 'by ' Mrs. '•Walter Alton; wear
' ing. a aior blue: ticatinna bolera
dress ;with. .powder ,blue acces-
• On „ Noyember 7th, 1885, a
•group • of bearded, frock -coated
.beaver -hatted,.' Canadian Pacific
officers ;and directors, surround-
ed . by railway engineers and
trackrorkers, gathered in the
chilly Mist of Eagle Pass at.
Craigellachie, British Colurinbia,
to watch the ,driving of the spike
that '•completed Canada's first
transcontinental railway. His-
• torians say ' that Lord Strath..
cona',s hanminer-taps ?were .liter-
ally heard around the world,
since the linkng, of the rails at
Craigellachie fulfilled . the terms
of Confederation,' 4 -flaking Can-
ada at last truly a "nation "from.
sea unto sea:" In Montreal, N; R,
Crump, " president , of . today's
Canadian Pacific, commenting ,on
the 75th anniversary of: the
event, said: "Wille on this his-
toric occasion . we pay homage to
the great figures of the past
the men Who built Canada's first
transcontinental railway — it
should riot be forgotten that it
was their vision of ;the future
which laid' the economic found-
ations of nationhood and also
established the 'basis 'of " the
World-wide transportation enter-
prise of Canadian Pacific today."
Canadian Pacific has grown in
the 'seven • and a• half' decades
since Craigellachieinto an inte-
grated transportation system of
85,000' route miles 'serving Can.
ada and the world by land, sea
Nand. ail.,
Y' .NOV, 9113,i
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Lucknow "
seri
es and a corsage , of pink
carnations.'
•
For their • wedding' trip, to
Eastern United States, 'Mrs. Al
tbn wore a gold brocaded .sheath
dress with thatching jacket, dark
brown accessories, a corsage', of
yellow mums and a 'tope borge.
'jacket: They Will reside' on the
' groom's farm In Ashfield. Town-
ship.
Guests were present from Pic-
kering, Toronto; Goderich,- Lon-
don,' Brussels, "Lucknow; • Wroxe
ter, pelgrave, Bluevale,, Dungan -
.non, Winghain and Gerrie,
MARRIAGE. HELD
IN ASHFIELD KIRK
- MILLAR•'-- MacLENNAN
Baskets of •mums ' and dahlias
formed 'the ,background "in Ash-
field. Presbyterian Church on
Saturday, October 22nd at . 3:00 .
pan, for.. the marriage' of .Betty:
Louise MaeLei nan " and .. Druce'
'William Millar. -The .bride is 'the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Emile
MacLennan' , of , Loclialsh. 'The
groom is : the son of Mr. William
Millar of Listowel and the' late
Mrs. l.Viillar. •
The 'officiating clergyman: was
Rev. Neil 1V,IcCombie: •
:Mrs. •D ncan Simpson of Kin_ -
tail -!was organist 'sand the soloist.
was .John `:MoCharles of Lochalsh
who. sang "'llhe Wedding Prayer"
:and "The Lord's My Shepherd.
The bride, given . in marriage
by, her . father, chose a floor
Iength •gown . of white figured
nylon .over taffeta, scoop neck
line of seed : pearls, princess'
waistline and .bustle ,back..• Her
shoulder length veil '`was of silk
illusion and held by a•' Swedish
crown‘ ,and, she 'carried red roses
and white .mums. .
Attending thee, bride were her
three sisters of Loc,palsh, Marion •
MacLennan,as maid�.ofp honour
and, Margaret and . Florence Mac.
Lennan as 'bridesmaids. All .were
identiically' gowned.' 'in street
length dresses' 'of .:red taffeta,
matching shoes, white accessor-
ies and . carried bouquets of
white Mullis.
,Donald ",Millar . of Listowel''was '
groomsman' for his brother. Ush-
ers were •Finlay MacLennan, bro-
ther of the bride and Cecil 'Mil
lar, brother.. of 'the'. groom:.'
At a . wedding dinner in the
RipleyLegion gal; the bride's
r"nother, , 'received, the guests
wearing a .suede. dress, flowered
with . royal 'blue; background and
black :accessories: Her: corsage
was pink. roseS.TilVIrs. William
Millar assisted wearing a brown
flowered silk''dress,, beige acces
saries and . corsage of bronze .
mums. .. •
For a wedding • trip to . • the•
States :.and .-Northern Ontario the.
bride chose. a:' grey:• tweed , suit.,'
red •'accessories and ' 'corsage, of
red mums.,.
• Mr. and Mrs. Millar will re-
side in' Palmerston. • •
1957 FORD SEDAN, loaded" with extras and :priced..
to sell.
195'7: PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE SEDAN, truly_ a
sharp, one, AT -8 automatic.
.059 CHEV BISCAYNE COACH,. 'a .clean one:
1953 :PONTIAC SEDAN, refinished,'''new sills.
1952..PONTI HARD -Toes. • .
AC a sharp one. - •
193 CHEV BEL AJR COACH., dean.
1952. . CHEV DELUXE SEDAN, priced to "sell.
1949 DODGE SEDAN, a* good "'old car priced for'. quick
sale.
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