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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-08-23, Page 16• :PAGE .-$00.004,' THE, LUCKNOW:SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, AUGUST -23rd, 1967. n LorKIOn • .:MacDONALD - Rev. C.A. ,Waite of London road West United Church officiated recently .at the weddi go. De arle • Lorraine Sherwood and RonaldA1 exanderMacDonald • The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr,', and Mrs. No man;Sherwood Davis: street. Sarnia... The groom :is the son of Mr. and :Mrs. Stewart MacDonald of R. R.1, .Holyr'ood .. Soloist was Mrs:. R. C;. Montieth.'.. accompanied by "Mrs: Agnes Jack-' son Dinner music was, provided at the receptionwhich followed, • in the Church Hallby Bill Mawson. Escorted down the aisle by h'er• father, the bridewore: a.'floor-len- :gth gown of a 'princess •style.accen- ted at the back of.the<waist with a. small bow.. She wore a ; crown head pieceof rhinestones, pearls. and. crystaliets.fler veil• was scalloped On her arm she carried an arm bouquet of red roses and 'white carnations.. Maid of honor was Beverly Mc- Gillivra,y,.,of London. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Diane Sherwood`of Sarnia. and Gayle' MacDonald' of Holyrood. They wore .identi- S I I ERWOOD rally -styled: gowns' of cotillion., linoges; and: royal; blue. Their headpieces were floral' and they carriedarm; bouquets of, white gladioli and blue mums Bernadette,Sherwood. niece, of the bride. was in a short satin dress and carried a basket of blue .• mums and white carnations. Best inan,was John Hodgins: of ;.. Holyrood with Robert MacDonald, also' of Holyrood, ;brother, 'of the groom,' and ''Keith Sherwood `broth ► er of the bride as ushers. The bride's' mother chose a turquoise dress with .matching. lace coat and white accessories completed with 'a,corsage,of pink roses;: The groom's mother.wore a green lace dress with white access ones and a corsage Of pink roses. • The: bride's' going away outfit,was a pink dress of Swiss cotton with .a beige lace . coat. 'with accessories to.. match A'; mauve cymbidium orchid completed her apparel. • Out-of-town guests were from • Holyrood, Walkerton; London,; Windsor,. Carnborne:and Calgary, Alberta. ; ' Mr, and -Mrs. MacDonald plan to- reside in'London '. Receplion & Daflce For New' WHITlCHURCH. NEWS • On Friday evening a reception and dance • was held: in. Whitechurch Community, Memorial Hall for Mr., ;and Mrs. Gary' Willis (Pat Shackel- ton. new weds. Music was' sup ' .) yPP lid' or dancing byTif ins Orchest- raf a .ng .f O . ra . At lunch time Mr, and Mrs.. Willis were called to the . platform and given seats of honor: An address was read by L'eroy•Rin- foul and a gift of money was pre i sented from: the community by :,. Kenneth Houston. Gary Rintoul, on • behalf of the Ball team presented - them with a set of T.y. tables.. : Gary thanked all for their gifts, and to those whd put on the party. and Mrs, lohri Gaunt were Sur:day visitors.with Mr.. and ,Mrs;, him Gaunt of Exeter. .. ,r. and Mrs', Jim Johnston and family of Listoivel,.were :Sunday _visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Gershorn Johnston. Paul re- !Pained for holidays with his .grand-' parents Other visitors at the, same home were Ivlr;.. and Mrs'. Kenneth Johnston of Clinton • and ;Miss John ston and Gary Black of Clinton...' Gayle Rintoul visited last week . with her grandmother.Mrs.' Robert Purdonr of Belgrave. ` Mr. and Mrs, Bob'Gord'ori of Wat- erloo were week end 'visitors with her parents, Mr,:. and Mrs: Lauver ence Taylor, • AskaboutcOnvenient'departure ' - en:d return times •• For information, phone the local. CN Passenger Sales.Office: Vi.H Live In London NICKLES - DONALDSON Joan:•Agnes: Donaldson and Ronald Wilson Nickles exchanged marriage, vows '.in• a .double ring ceremony at 'St. Lukes - In •- the Garden,, London with Rev. Gordon Kaiser officiating. The bride is the daughter' of Mrs. Donaldson and the late James Donaldson of .Ashfield. The groom is the son of Mr. 'and Mrs'. Ernest Nickles of London Given in marriage by her brother, Peter Donaldson of Kitchener, the bride chose a floor length,.' empire waisted gown of poie4e soie•and chantilly lace bodice with match- ing chapel train. She. parried, a bouquet of red roses and white carnations bordered with"lily of ,the valley. Mrs. • Ira Srnall of Conn, sister of the bride, was matron of f honour. She wore a floor length, empire waisted,g .ownof yellow crepe with;lace bodice andcarried a', bouquet of white and yellow mums Lloyd Nickles;, Streetsville.'was best man and ushers, were James •Tredder, London and Stephen P Small of Conn. Organist was Mrs. Ronald Smith. of London., The, bride's. mother chose a pink` linen dress with lace bodice; ` white ac.cessores and corsage of pink . . carnations The'groom's mother wore an aqua dress of rayon 'crepe witfi,matching accessories and corsage of red roses A supper and reception wererheld at the Brentwood .: For travelling, the'bride Wore a dress of yellow rayon `and nylon embroidered in white with white• • accessories and corsage of white • carnations Thee'Couple .will reside in London,• i Mrs. Albert Garnier of Windsor ; and her .son" James. and his child= ren Jarnieand Laurie also of Wind-' sor, spent the first few days of last week with. her sisier i Mrs•. Gershom Johnston and Mr. Johnston of Wing'- • ham tiro' ' izi qua 1C� OBITUARY HAMILTON,`..M. CLUTTON . Hamilton McDougall Clutton'.of ' 515 East 'Mile Road in London pass-• ed`away at Parkwood' Hospital,. London on,Thursday July 27th: in his "67th year.' , `. -P • • Mr. Clutton was born in Colborne•, Township but has lived• in London: for •22 years:, He was a salesman for Porest Lawn'Merriorial Gardens: Association, retiring in December. 1966, Mr:: Clutton is survived by his • Wife,* the •former Isabel Chestnut two daughters, Mrs: Ronald (B tt. Yanne) Pajot of Torono a� d �+ Miss' Jessie: Clutton of London; one ston, Stewart Clutton, of London; Sister .Mrs '` Roy (Jean) Mason of Minden ; brother'W . ` Hume Clint-, on of Goderich grandchildren Christine, 'Brian ;and• Cheryle Anne. Funeral service. Was held at the Ctidout St. Chapel of the A. Mill ard'George Funeral Home, •Ridout,' St. S. at Carfrae: on Saturday,.' .. July 29, at 3 p. 01: with Rev, Ralph Cumriings, ofFirst Baptist; Church, officiating. Interment was in Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens' a et" PAR CANADIAN. NATIONAL Family Reun orr At POiIt Clark WHITECHURCH,•NEWS Mrs Emerson Morris, formerly Ida Hill, two daughters, Mrs. Dan Davidson and two children,, Mrs,;: Don Ketchum and .four child-.. ren are holidaying • at a Point :Clark cottage'. On Sunday Mrs. •Earl Caslick,. Mr.. and Mrs.'. Wallace Conn, Mr. and. Mrs. Douglas•Con1 ey of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ross and Doris, . Mr. 'and Mrs. Jim.Ross of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs Bill Caslick and family, Mr: and Mrs; John Willis of Listowel, Mr;' and.Mrs:: Ronald Couites and •family Mi, and Mrs,. *Wilford Caslick and family of Wingharn, Mr , and Mrs, Gordon Scott: of Ripley :all. held a picnic. with them in'the form' of a family reunion Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan 'visited on Thursday 'with Mr„and Mrs. Elwood Barbour as. `Elwood had recently returned from Win ham Hospital. • DianeCoultes; Alex Craig and, Mr . and ; Mrs. Albert :Coultes` visited Sunday with Mr."'and . Mrs: . AudreyCoultes of Flower Pot Island Mr and.: Mrs. Johnston Conn wfere Sunday visitors.With r, and;' Mrs,.. Ronald Parrot and family of `Godes-'. ich. • We are sorry to ;report Dave Gibb 40-65 on Sunday entered Victoria Hospit- al London as a patient. The comm••' unity wish him a speedy recovery,` Miss Margaret Moffat and, Miss Diane Evans of .Toronto were qun= day. callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans; Mr.. and Mrs ;Athol Purdon and: Shelley .of Sarnia , Mr, ..and Mrs: Wesley tiffin and Mrs. Cecil Fal coner left on Monday for . a vacation which will include a few days at : Expo ;; • ':Edna 'Wall of Londonand Billie Wall of 'Toronto:spent the week end. with :their parents Mr. and Mrs Ira: Wall. .. • Mr;' and WS. 'Angtis Falconer, Allan and Kevin of Streetsville ,. Mt; and: Mrs. •.Relison Falconer, Brian, Paul and Susan Lynn of Sarnia were week end visitors with their mother Mrs,. . Cecil Falconer:• PASSES AT NORTH DAKOTA Last week Mrs.. Harry T•ichbourne • of Goderich received'•a tele gra that her aunt ;Mrs George Fisher of Hope, North Dakota had 'passed away and the funeral was on Satur- .day last ..The. late Mrs. Fisher was an aunt •of Miss 'Annie Kennedy... -Win :ham and George' Kennedy. 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