The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-07-06, Page 6AGE SIX Th444$1049W 1111041MISILUCKINI01 L9LTARO WIIMESDAY, JULY
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Newlyweds To [Age At Lis -towel' I Family Pitniev,, Bride's Brother Performs Cerernony,
wuns LucAs At Gorrie
KnoxPresbyterian Ohurch,
Listowel.„. decorated with ferns
and baskets of pink and white
mums, was the setting on Saturday
June 25th at. 6 p.m. for the candle
light ceremony uniting in marriage
Anita Donna. Lucas and ,Wiliam
Earl Willis, R.:R. 3 Ortonand the
groom is the eldest son of Mrs. '
Doris Willis, Whitechurch and the
late Lyle C.' Willis of Gowanstown
Rev. Qawford•officiated at the
double, ring ceremony and ,Mrs.,
Sanders of Listowel was soloist.
• The wedding music was played by
Jobb. the church. organist:
The. bride, given inmarriage by
her father. chOse a flocs length
gown ef white brocaded satin.
made On Sheath lides sziith`detach-
able traia,,rounded•neckline and
lily 'vim sleeves. • She wore the
groom's gift. a string of pearg.
Her tulle shoulder length veil was
caught with a rosette and she •
.carried a white Bible trimmed with
red roses,
Miss Connie 'McCracken of . •
Atwood.; cousin of the bride as
bridesmaid and wore a street length
sown of hrocaded satin with march-
ing head-dress.• She.carried a
bouquet of pink and white mums..
'She was preceded to the alter by .
Miss Christine Barbour: of St:
Catharines',: cousin' of the bride., as
llower girl. She was Owned in. '
pink brocaded satin, identical t,;
the bridesniaid,, with a pink rosette
head-dress and carried a basket a
pink, and white mumS
•
fohn Wink. Whitechurch 1 was •
Mother gowned in'k beige nylon •
and acetate lace over sat•in with
matching accessories and eerSage
of yellow mums,
For a wedding trip to Niagara
Falls and Si. Catharines the bride
wore.a two piece winter white
'mimed suit. with matching brown
accessories and a corsage of
bronze mums: •
Mr. and Mrs, Willishave taken
up residence in Listowel,. Outside
guests were present from Marsville
North Bay„, Orangeville , Grimsby,
• St. Catharines, Wiilowdale.,
Stratford, Dresden, Strathroy,
Whitechurch, Wroxeter, Kitchener,
Atwood, Gowanstown;.'Osillia,
Waterloo, Teeswater, Leridoa, .
Brampton and He.speler: •
• (St. Helens News)
Music 'pupils of Mrs. Wm. Ruth-
erford .of the St. Helens District
presented a piano recital at her •
home On Thursday June 30th,
.Forty attended which included •
mothers and grandmothers. • • '
Those participating were begin-
ners, Janet McPherson, Anne Boyle
Valerie Errington. •
•Errington, LindaSnowden, Verna
Aitchison, Beverey McPherson, •
Nancy Errington, Gail McPherson,
• his brother's best man and Harold Bobby Kinahan, Genevieve
Lucas of oTangeville. brothei ahan, Michael Boyle, Marie Boyle'
arbe bride and Garry winis., Grade 2 Vera McDsbnald. • •
Netaimohoroh brother of the'groom Grade 3, Lorene Errington, Anne
ushered the guests,. .; Erringtan-
A reception followed in. Kurtz-' Absent were Nanny Smith and
vine: c -: centre. Assist- Susan E'ark- • • •
in receiving the, guestsvia.s
brides mother .gowned ina
piece effect; turqucise lace
faille dress wfrli hite accesso-
and corsage of pink roses.;
was aSsisted by'the goons' .
A reading Was given by Celia .
Aitchison 'Tour Music Teacher'''. '
Marie Beyle..played die'closing
.number "the •Queen" . Games were
enjoyed oa the Iawn followed by
Iunch and a social hAlflicn:
(WhiteAttreit News).
The atter Meinnett faintly
pienie WaS.held on itriday at Gerrie
park where Mr, and Mrs, Tom
McInnes' of Oortie were host and
hostess..
Around 159 attended , corning
Nom Blyth, Port Elgin, Toronto.
1.Streetsville,. Walkerton, Teeswater
Brucefield, Sarnia, Caledon,
Waterloo, 'Wingharn:, Lucknow.and
surrounding areas. Sports were
Conducted by Joan and.Shirley
Tiffin. After luneh the president.
Dan, Tiffin Presided .for the meet-
ing. •lt Wat decided to. have ;he
picnic again next ear on the same
date and at gOITie. Newly elected
,president was Gordon Jamieson;
LurUh committee, Mrs'. Esplan,
Mrs. ,Pettyplace Mrs. 'Dan McInnes
Sports committee, Joe Tiffin' and.
John McInnei Jr. Of ISluevale.
Those attendirig-the Murray-
Forster reception at Legion Hall,
Lucknow on .Saturday evening from,
this area were Mr. and Mrs: '
George Fisher. and Doris, Mr. and
Mrs.• Gordon, Fisher of.Guelph;:Mr.
and •Mrs,.. Walter Elliott arid family
Mr. and Ws. Alex Robertson and
Jim. Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Stewart of Lambeth.
Attending the trousseau tea in
h��= of Patricia Thompson •
bride -to -beat the'home of.her •
Mother Mrs. Campbell Thompson.
in Lucknow Were.tiirS. Ezra Schaltzi
Mrs.GarnetGuiispieFamrs.rrAiel:rbe.,,itMrs.mcQu-Gibiisunon,
lvirs:. D. MacDonald, Mrs; Wesley
Tiffin, Mrs. Cecil Falconer and
lyirs, Davison Craig..
Mr. 'and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz on •
Sunday afternoon attended the 40th
Memorial Service* Bill's
Cemetery.. The church here is
. ,
'closed but every year the eernetery
mernorial service is held in.the
Charch and. eadh year one of the
:churches in Auburn is'responsibie
for the service. This:year, ii Was
the .11ngliean and the offering,is
v used te keep. the cemetery in
repair.
St.
Augustine
Native Passes
JAMES 'T. CRAIG 1.
Funeral Services'were heldatthe:
Arthur Funeral kerne Auburn, •
• Wednesday, lime 15, for James T.
Craig who passed away ,eri June 13
'in Clinton Public Hospital after a
few days' illness. •
•He was.B2 years of age and was
hem aear St. Augustine see of
the late John and Margaret Craig.
• He: attended 55 15We'sr .Wawanosh.
Cn June 12, 1913, tie was married.
to Sarah A.*: Charaney and took up
residence war. St. Augustine. He
was an engineer and conducted •
a :timber business along With his
fardt. In 1946 he bought the k
A•uburn cumber .bilsiness.frorn the
ae 1-td.-ar Lawson; it is now owned
by -di ten William L. 'Craiz ,
He is arrived h.t wifeand •
tra-ee :Or-is...William L. and A moici
...7f Iburn and lvielvin of Bluevale
-17 Fffa.idc'n•"dren and one ..t..qter.
`L'ay...d Minnie) Ir•cw of ter -
na.b,
• wanontivana avooveaneoiloompoisksals;04114solset44,4**4maariava4t.rtinagosilio
Re:. :OM -itiree1er canducted the
furtesal :erv...ce and "burial neck
2%n-1/bane ':ernetery
, 71te -.ta.lhearer, were Harry Braw
nun; '44/arren 5arriferd,
A acirew Lana.
inw • 3aecnler, 7‘scrna.,..
• -ax nixi,Inn 5.....wyn :ham
e.ar:....ev. and ••riendr, attended
1,P-est:on, 1rr3arne..
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vcninacnare „np...:ttamn 3ert•Peace.
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Rev.A.. Veldhuis. Of Gcicr s. Lake
Narrows, Mn., officiated a.t a
dOuble -ring .cer•ennany when his .
Sister, KlaskeVeidhiiis. beeame..
the bride 'of Raymend Hallarn an
Saturday evening ..Juzie 18. •The'
marriage -took place in Diangannoit
United Church. • • •
The bride is thedaughter of Rev
and Mis. J.A. Veldhuis of Diiiigan-
, non; groorni" parents are Mr. and
• Mrs. Arthin Hallam of Aubtain.-
diVed• in Marriage by her father,
':;he' bride ,were a floor -length silk
organza gown' With- Chapel. trairi and
lfly-point sleeyes. The' skirt was ,
softly gathered•arrhe'waistline.
and accented by.a.bow at the back.
A pillbox held her Veil. of French.
illusion and she carried a Colonial
bouquet of red . •
Ge Veldhuis Of ton.doii, sister of
the bride, was maid of hosser,.,
!wine Veldhnis ofDungannon,
bride's sister; was bridesniald:
,.They were gowned alike,in pale -
'bine brocade with matching wed -
ding r ag headpieces and carried
crescent bouquets arn-
, •
:Iona Veidbuis '6od.a,• e
Nair:Pon, niece of the , as
flower 01. FierScam::: :fe
btd44e with empire .w a::7. and
she carried a nasegay ar4
A rthur. Hallam Jr
was FVOIDSIDtall,
ushered by Kenny '!".eictl- t 7
Landoll and Douwe
Dungannon. • •
A receprinn followed.
•
rriothersreCeiyed the
a white and pink dress
corsage. She -was assisted
'groom's mother ,whc chose s' pale.
pink dress wuh a cibrsa4e ,t'tne
roses
Fcr trayelling the 'oeide
•
to a jade green, two -;:.e •e. -7.nted
nylen,suit with white a.::e ...ones a.
•47'4 a corsage' of.pinic oarnat.:;r..s.
The couple v4E:reside.
Prior to her nharriai,e -nste
• was honoured at a
shower. given by •Mrs,
FPoorinNt aCnIark ShowercyForster- CUtr.lankOmr,SS EiCt7,91!N.,E.!S
Mrs. kitam .Collins And Mrs.'
Vernon Hunter recently, held a
rni.scellaneons shower at the Collins
Cettage at Point dark for Miss ' •
NancY :Forster Of LucknoW
former neighbours who ensyed a
ibert prograrn f readings by Mrs.
Jack Fors -ter and Mrs. :Harvey Web-
ster'. 3 wrapping contest by Niri.
Jn C.crin ell and a fict.wer contest
by Mrs. Lloyd Collins. Nancy was
presenten with Many lovely gifts
and wasassisted in opening them
Jo -'-A rine McLelland and
Miss r.7.cnna .orster. Nancy thank-
ed afl present nor their •gifts and
InvIted :hem after her. marriage to '
'ter cite La'KinlosS
• and 'family visited la 4.•
W'allaceburg.
Miss Elaine Greer
spent the week -end a:,
• Mr.arid Mrs; Robert. •
eek -end 1,134..-rs.
•
A delicious lunch was served by
the nostess and her daughter Rheta
and. :laughter -in-law Elaine Collins
TO ATTE'Sb
'Harold, Stewart let! I,'
rrionairig on a
Harald ;ill attend
Stampede.,
Roy Campbell of
last, Friday. at the
M. Jarnes Haldenn •
Miss Barbaia /..it.4
the ,wek -end • w
Misses Eida. and 7. ,
London spent the wv.n: •
their pairent
Wall.