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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-03-19, Page 7it • ,14 • • • .• 9. WED'NESDAZ• MARCH 49s 1908 • jic)14OUR• cHgtig• AT SOC11041, EVEN I.NG The laithftil of .me Qtbfetihe relQcolltirtibdU: Chtu'ch .choir, • and • Mrs. Richard Park 'of • . to the worship Service, .waS PlIngarin.0ri. are a highly esteem tingly recognized. at a social eV- ed c91•1010-•-whd. are this week ening on Feckliy, evening, spiin- Observing their g91den wedding •The folloWing air 'account P cored by -the. WoMeri'S ASpqarr.. their wedding qf fifty years ago Von, The 'eVening coMinenced. with "A .very happy event took a deliciou$ tipPer'. served by place at 4.11e' home of 'Mr.,: arid 'ladies of the W.A.,. followed by Mrs.: James Reid, ',"-Woodlancl • an inteiting Variety Program Farm', AShfield. on Wednesday with. Rev. Grant 1Meiklejohn as ;march igth; 1908:when the4..eid oiahlpan; A sing -song _With, Mrs. 'est daughter) Margaret, w as OrantIVIacDiarinidas.pianistWaS united in the hOly bonds of mat eiljQed„ -• • • •rimonyto Mr Richard V.' Park , byterian Church - Listowel, Chas. M. Rritherford, As the • Beryl Davison, frOm. the Pres= molly 'being. 'Performed by Rev :sang -several riurribers.- Their, ac- strains of the • Wedding March A trio of Mrs Stanley Fritz,. younger. son" of mt. gnu Mrs ,.;„ ••Mrs. Keith ',Farrish. and John Park of Ashfield. The;:gere. ,campanist was Mrs. Bessie Jobe, 'Were pealing, being played by an they were. ,brought here by Miss Mary Reid; sister , of the Mrs, Robert, Andrew. •bride, the groom .!'enterecl the 'Given Long: Choir Service • room -and stood. under' a beauti- In his remarks Rev; Meikle- ful arch, of evergreens, awaiting john- expressed appreciation to the bride .who 'leaning on the the • choir. for:. their service , of. .arm of he . it" "•• er •ed .special tribute to Mrs ; J. W. ivory lustre trimmed, with silk Joynt for her Many years • of ef= oVerlage and applique, earrYing ficient,,,Woricleffill. and ' joyful a bouquet of White and pink leadership; and to Elmer Um- roses. ,After :the nuptial vows bach the •organist: They rriaise a' were pronOunced and congratu- ' .good pair, he said. To the chbir • lations received, the company 're- . members in. :general . he said the. • pared to the dining •room where .congregation was deeply li*Virifie a sumptuous •repaSt .was • serVed. .and appreciative of their talents The groom's . gift to the bride and the time 'and Service they Wasa handsorne. Persian ?lamb devote „ to choir work fur The bride's travelling- cps- - In replying' Mrs: .joynt ex- turtle ;Was of .browri broadcloth; pressed thanks on. behalf', of the trimmed With.. silk overlace and choir ' for the evening being .hod. to rhatch..' The, for them. But,, she said, it. was happy ..gouplo, took ;their depart- , with, mixed . feelings,. becanse:. of ure ,frorn Luckriow on Thursday the absence of two very faithful. on the 2.30 P:M. train to spend. ineMbers. Miss Bell Robertson iS their . honeymoon.: among their ill in Wing,ham Hospital: She friends.. and acquaintances" ..; has given. over 50 yeais- Of" won-• ' • derfu1 • • - Service with. her natural' alto Voice..AnOther absentee • .Eldon Henderson, whose • fine •tenor 'voice has " long been • ap preciatect'lle recovering. from a,•heart attack and. Mrs2,10Yrit • 'expressed. the sentiments .Of the gathering 'in, the 'wish that • the spring sunshine would bring re- newed health. Mrs. Jpynt 'refer-. red to. Others -Who, were notable. • : ‘011111170111142gairillgikniaakiallIV*71:WV • • • TIM LUCKNOW SENTINEL., LUCKNOW• ONT-P1,0 •MARK FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY, -(OUNGANNON NEWS) 111 a • • PAGE.SEVE.N;, Mr. and Mrs: Park 'lived' four `years in the. village and then took Nib farming on the present site, a mile- west, of Dung,annorl...l. They are bPth. enjPYing 'compar- atively' good health and, have , . - their ,of three, sons and .; - 'three daughters, CiPts.'1?Y‘) ,who ape Mrs; HoiTarcr •(Ecina) Black, Mrs. Arthur (Mary) Ste , •wart, Mrs. Kenneth (Beth) Hod- ges, , and sons Ben, ..'JOhn and Itichard Jr: There are twenty- - four • graridehildren and jhrte great grandehildren. Mr.. and I. Mrs. Park are. rnernbers of Ers-, - ,Church -and Mrs.- honorary- mefnber - of: the . • `They,..'were having oi;eri house • to • friends • and- neighbOrs. on •Tuesday' and family. dinner on Saturday: ,A unique feature for • the dinner is. the use • Of the table clOth. and dishes of the: bride •of fifty. years.. •',• '• Miss Barbara Wilson,,Victoria ,hOme With • her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jas: Wilson, fOr three weeks: 1 to present and thanked all who had .been so faithful and, in their accustomed' places, so that the .choir could continue its service and the..support of the. minister Sunday: after Sunday- • MrJoYnt has been aSsociat-. ed,ivith the choir for some forty- eight years and ;has been choir "leader singe 1925; Her -early • SociatiOns' were. with Jimmie An- • clerson. and.; Miss MaSbeI1e Allin • and :for many years, Mrs. G. A. Newlon (Edith Smith) Was as-: sociated: with her as organist. •timer Urnhagh.has ben Organist` • for seven .years. •In his • remarks " Ebner said he had never plan- ed to he an organist, but Was asting aroundto be of service. Ile said inusie fills his 'soulfuil and he plays to the Caory of • GueSt2 speaker was :Ry. Wal- ,lacq 'McClean •of the Lucknow Presbyterian Church, and a•rit•-, of Irland. He• gave an. in, terosting and 'informative talk on Patrick, Whobelongs to •the Church of • Jesus' Christ and • to one denomiation. His 'buril • Place ift'the Land, of Erin -is rev-. • •ered by Christians the ,world Over; • ' • Dr, Little played violin, se-- ectioris accompanied*. b Elther trribach. Mrs: 'Campbell .'Thomp- • , sohygaVe a humorons. Irish read • ing andMrs. Gordon IVIontgorn- , ery and Mrs. Jessie Allin' a ,piano 'Saturday attended • • the. :Falls- lDempsey wedding at .:Tbronto. - •Mr. and:Mrs. RObt. Purclori Of Whiteehurch. visited Mrs. Irvine :Henry Sunday. •• Brown, Who spent :ten days With..his:•pai-entsi Mr: •and • Mrs. Wilbur ,Brown, returned 'to his position at .Ottawa. • ' and MrS.' .Srn San. of •Belinere. are visiting a \\T days andMrs. •Robt.Bere.. .Mr,- Charlie Moore arid broth- er 'Joe 'of Forest visited last. Thursday', .Vvith- their friend, Mr l-larpicl •(13 • ) . Webster, teacher at -Scrbero,.. spent the •week -end with • her Parents, Mr.' and Mrs:. • .„. . . . • :•.„-•-•-4.!-•-,.-.4.0.• R BEST BUYS IN • . . • ' '4,4; • • • 1957 PLYMOU'Ill SAVOY V4i SEDAN,. a beatitY, white and gold, as new . 1956 PLYMOUTV PLAZA .SW) itiSt rrian extras,. two Jane grey, immaculate 1955 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE HARD TO, atiornatie; r4.419,. many .1953 FORD CUSTOMLINE COACH, radio; tinted glass, :two,„ ...tone, etc, F1eane't-53 in town ' . `„ •'41,075.011 ,` .1952 DD] REGENT :004CH., car ,In. exceptional contlitionl ... .. ... 415.00 1950 PAR,Go:'1/2-TON EXPRESS. A little 'beauty, snow • sigrials; flares,.. etc. You will look a Tong thne to find •• a clean one like this " • ' 575.00 • r95,Is CHEV. SEDAls1 DELIVERY. leoMPlete body' Jobs, ifinishecl,good motor and, tires $ 395.00 , - 1955 PLYMOUTH PLAZA CLUB Ci‘:),TYPE, sportime, • etc„ a• , ,'clean.ear• •• • $1,295.00 " • 4 • :"4r 4 • •• "When it comes ,to ears, come toIrwin" Ir )•• CHRYSLER,. PLYMOUTH, PA4C40 .DEALER PHONE 147,,KINCARDINE • 1Wr.' and 'Mrs. Arthur Spiegle- urg, Ann anclAlian of; Auburn, viStted .,Sunday with their aunt, Mrs, Robt: Fitzgerald. • . • Mr, and Mrs. Victor, Errington and: Mr. and Mrs, Ross Erring - to spent the 'weekerid with rel-. Thos. Webster. • - atives • in Toronto. • ° • . Mr.'and. Mrs: . • .......: and daughters • Carol ' and BO11- ,EldOn Culbert ... • • nie , spent, Sunday with: Mr. and '.. : ... Mrs. Douglas --Brown •and -Jean'' ..• nie, Goderich, • Mr. Thomas Park has been • • confined to bed lately and under , the doctor' :care. • - '1, " t • 944 • I 4, ItaYriarci• Ackert expressed • CotirtesY reinarks ori :behalf' l3f the choir replied to' by Mr. Xertheth Cameron. president of • the Women's' AsociatiO. • TEEN TOWN rARTY , About eighty Teen Towneri at; •tended aid Teen *Twn -dance iri 1116 Recreational 'ntr Qfl -Frir • dY, Music, •was 81.1011eil (13Y: re- • tords. It is planned to have ail §rchetra fOr. the IVI'arh 28th, 7 arty.',Darld,11,g Was groin t8.0() .16 1200 o'cick, Gordon Mont '' 011....ery ad mt., and ,ivf:s,gturt 'Co4er Were chaperoneS, • 4 r. • 41, PUblshed by the BruCe PrOgreSsive aonServatiVe AsSOCiatiorr,.