HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-06-22, Page 17Rose uiture Was 110th Annivary
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Mrs. Virden Mowbray was hostess. , . „ (Kinloss News) .
a Large crowds attended:the 110th
for the June:. meetingof Kairshea .
Anniversary services held at South
Kinlbas Presbyterian -Church' on { s )
Sunday. Guest minister was Rev..'
Prof. W.S. Reid of the University
ofiGue1ph. He neached stirring 1
• .
sermons, in the morning "The f
,Present .Kingdom of God" and, in
the evening the topic was "Testing
'all things" Special music was
rendered by the choir with solo by
Frank MacKenzie and .soloarts • '
• by Mrs. Harry Lavisland 'Au in •. TOP QUALITY, ESSO
Loree. In the evening a quartet : HEATING EQUIPMENT
from Tiverton sang two numbers. Oa easy 10—year,, budget terms)
W.L. held in the Kirshea Hall,
Mrs. Ted Collyer ,. president, and.
Mrs, Gordon, W a11, assistant secre
tary, conducted .the meeting.
Scripture was read by Mrs. Allister
Hughes. The Roll Call was
answered by• gardening hints.
During the reading of communi
cations it was noted that; Miss
Joan Anderson will replace Mrs,. ;,
Holm as Home •Economist ,140
1st.' The new 4H, .course is .Meat..
in the Menu" with leaderscourses •
to be held. in Lucknow ,gust 23
and 24. Kairshea:W.11 to. be
•.hostesses at the Log Dubin at -the
Museum August 21.
• It was reported that Miss
MacLeod's book offoems is sell -
member was
•••kstosell.
on mentioned
adbury of Eng.-,
ing very well. E
• given a number
Mrs. D.J. Mc
that Mrs.. W.
land'is very int ested in Institute
work• and thought our Institute
members might correspond and
.exchange ideas.
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?HOT() BY HADDEN STUDIO
PICCO - REDMON.D
basket of colored 'roses with fern.'. •
St, Augustine Roman Catholic
Church, . decorated with baskets
ets
of. white gladioliand d "' yellow
Y ,.ell
,mums, was.the setting for.the
'marriage of Mary G"wendolyne
Redmond and Williarn Charles
.Picco, on -Saturday June llth•at
'11 a. rn. The bride is' the daught
er of Mrs... William Redmond and
the late Mr. Redmond.of R:R..2 •
Auburn. The .groom' is the son of
the. late Mr. & Mrs, Augustine
Picco of St. Johns ,:,Newfound
land,
Rev, Father Catuana officiated .
at, the, double ring ceremony:
'Guest soloists Miss Anna Mc-•
Donald arid Mr. Cyril Boyle. sang
``nn This Day Beautiful Mother"
Panisangelicus",, ."0, Sacred.
cart', O'Love Divine", "Mother
at Your Feet is Kneeling'. .
The :bride, given in marriage
y her. unciae Mr.' Joe Kelly of
elland, chose a floor length ..
• own of :peau .de.soie with sabrina
neckline, lily point sleeves and
princess bodice cascading:into a
athedral train. Panels of jewell-
d lace enhanced the front of
ress and ;the back was,adorried
ith large rose_ floret. ' H' bouff-
nt veil of tiered tulle was, shoal-
er length and was held by a.
ouble mohair andearl studded
row'n; 'Her flowers were red and
ellow roses.
lizabeth' De Bruyn of Whitechurch
as maid of honour. She was
ressed in a floor length sheath of
ear over taffeta .and•the flowing
ape Swept to the floor at back.
er flowers;were white and yellow,
ams with maiden fern back-'•.
ound.
Bridesmaids were Eileen Foran
nd Marian Hickey of St. August-
e, Mrs. Don 'Phillips and Mrs..
.b Littlechild of.Goderich. They
ere dressed in Maize sheaths
yled similar to the maid of
nour. They carried white and
nk mums.
Flower girl was. Mary DeBruyn of
hitechurch, tier dress was petal.
nk organza bouffant style.with
bite accessories, •She carried a
d and Is&
4: in Nott'.
a few
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'71eLens
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ea4her..
•,ed .heir
ntn :ass
erect t'e'
nfotd. • C`y wr ;,ori. -
• Ringbearer was • Frank VanA aken.
• The groom was attended by
Wayne Redmond. Ushers were
Laurie Grant, Edward McQuaid,
Joe Picco and Marty Chapman of
North Bays.. °
..A reception .followed at the..
Clinton Legion Hall. The;brtde's
mother chose. a sheath dress of :"
Dior blue; lace over satin. with
white ,accessories. Her..corsage was..
of white roses. She was assisted by
the groom's .aunt who chose a two .
piece sheath dress with corsage of
white. roses'.. '
The bride and 'groom left on a
wedding trip' to West Virginia and
the. Southern States, returning:'by.
Niagara, •
The bride'stravelling costume
was a• pink lace:sheath with .three-
quarter lace coat an d matching
accessories. .• Her *corsage was
white roses and carnations'.
Mr. and Mrs. Picco will reside
in. North:. Bay. •'
Guests from a distance were from
North. Bay, .Welland., St. Johns
Newfogndland , Ottawa, New •
Brunswick, . Vancouver, London,
Goderic.h, Brussels,, Belmore, ,
Wingham..
• (Lochalsh News)
John McCharles .lefts for Petrolia
On Sunday where he will begin his
apprenticeship' in funeral directing
and embalming at the Wrt. Jay
Funeral Home. • ' ••
Mable MacDonald. of Windsor.
spent the week: -end with Mr. & Mrs
David MacDonald and family..
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.'
Bill Parrish on the arrival of a wee
son on Friday •
On Tuesday afternoon teachers
and: pupils of North Ashfield Public
School had a trip to Goderich wher
they visited the Museum and, the
Senior pupils sat in on a session. of
County Council. ' S.
A motion was passed to, send a
note of thanks to Mrs: Ross Mac-
Millan for the beautiful crib quilt'
donated to Kairshea Hall crib.
Mrs. Hughes ,told; of the entry
made in the Doll Contest, We will
be privileged to have these '
for a display at a future tea • or dolls,.
meeting: :— .•
July is •Ka'irshea's month to corr
',espond with the Korean orphan.
adopted by .Bruce South District.
It'was decided to have' a' member's
daughter write.
Motion were passedto donate $5.
for trophy for either Jr,.,or Sr.
Boys for Kinloss Central School ,
Field Day, and $10; to Lucknow •
Agricultural Society. It was also
decided to hold a bike sale. in
.Lucknow : on August 6th.
Mrs. HarryLavis read the list of
articles for the group display at the,
Fall Fair and, members were named
responsible for each entry.
.Mrs, Cliff Roulston took the chair
for the programme which began.:
with all singing 0 Canada. Mrs.
A. Hughes introduced: the guest.
speaker, Mrs. David Elphick .who.
spoke on "Rose Culture"., telling •
first -show to select the most; suitable
loses for planting - .preparation of •.
rose bed - planting and care and,
finally cutting.: Roses should .be
cut.,with short. stems to; have bloom
all season:.' Mrs. Harold Campbell
thanked the speaker and. .presented*
her with a gift; •
Mrs. Currie Colwell had a. well-
prepared motto on the Mary Ste -
`wart. Collect introducing this •
series and using the first line
this month. A piano instrumental
by Janet Carruthers was much. en-
joyed. Mrs. Frank MacKenzie
gave a good report of the District,
Annual held 'recently in Ripley;
Eileen Burt and Grace MacDoug-
all added to the programme with
instrumentals using piano, accord-
ian and banjo. Current Events
were given by Mrs. Tia Dickie -• .
a poster showing pictures of peop-
le in the news (without names). '
found that most members are well..
acquainted with political leaders
and others seen, in daily. papers.
/A Front: Page Challenge using
news from the Lucknow Sentinel
proved very interesting.. Those
taking part were; panel -Mrs, Ted ••
Collyer, Mrs. D.J. Mckinnon and
Mrs. harry Lavis,- Challengers-
Mrs, H.Campbell, Mrs.A.Hughes
and Mrs. L: Maclnnes,
Mrs. Currie Colwell conducted.
'a flower contest.
Courtesy remarks were given by'
Mrs.' Hughes and 'after the regular
closing the hostess,' Mrs. Mowbray
and directors served a dainty 1
lunch. `
• •SUFFERS BROKEN LEG ' .
Little Mark Haldenby; son of
Mr. & Mrs. W. Haldenby, '
suffered a broken leg Saturday
evening,when kicked by a cow.
Mrs. James Barton of Fergus
visited a few dayslast, week with
Mr. 84 Mrs. Allan Graham'and' ,
family.
Mr. & Mrs. .Roy Marines• and'
Caroline of Toronto attended
South Kinloss Anniversary services
and visited after. with Mr. & Mrs.
Leonard MacInnes and family.
COMPETE AT•..RENFREW
Ian and Rod MacKenzie were
playing in the Pipe, Band compet-.
itionsheld in Renfrew on Saturday:
Mrs. Janet MacConnell.of Walk-
erton visited over the week -end •
with Mr.'& Mrs, • Herb Buckton
and • Bill.
Mr. & Mrs, : Robt . Campbell,
John and Anne of Wingham :visited'
Sunday with. Mr. ;& Mrs,,Ross Mac-
luiillan.
Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Lloyd 'MacDougall,: Allan and
Grace were Mr. & Mrs.'•Clair'
MacDougall of Renfrew..
Mr. &Mrs.. Currie'Colwell and
family visited Sunday at the home
of Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Eadie at
Roulston'spent a coupleof.days.':.
at Hope. Bay when Grade Xlll•
examinations were over. Douglas
started work. at. Dominion Road
• Mchg; . Goderich on Monday.
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