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THE LUC
KNQIIUSENYXNE4. LUGKNOW, ONTARIO
POOTCO• BY ,NEPHEW '
MART 'N - CARRUTHERS
S ndr''d
t. A ew s t�nire Church,
• Ripley was the scene of the,
marriage of ;Karen Ann Carruthers.. .
and Roderick rt.
a Douglas Roden is yn on
'Saturday, Septeniber ldth. The •
church was decorated with
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candelabra; and arrangements
gladioli, White satin bows ivy
and white and pink , flowers decor,
ated the pews:
The :bride is a daughter of Mr •
and .Mrs, ' Elliott Carruthers of
Ripley.. 'The groom is a son ;of Mrs.
Donald Niartvn' of Ripley and the
late: Mr•: Hart. Rev.: GeQr a Bail
officated•at the.double ring cere-
many.
Given in marriage by her father,
he bride Chose a fiber length white
r sah,bf satin -backed crepe with
artaChed jacket of Italian lace,:
lily -point sleeves and in overlay
of lace circling the skirt.•.Her
,chapel train of Italian lace was
bordered with crepe and•she wore.
her mother's. "Mary Queen of Scots`
headpiece and her grandmother's
orange b]ossorns with shoulder-,
length veil ; She carried a white
bible with pink roses and .petals on,
long 'satin streamers. "/
\aid of honour •was Sharon Lown
•of R~ n. 4 tRipley • Bridesmaids
Were •141rs. Lynn. LoWry of ,4mber3ey.
and Lexie .MacLean'of Collingwood
All attendants were similazly .
dressed in deep pink sleeveless
gowns fg chiffon over taffeta with •
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satincowl. coiiar anda bow 'at the,.
waist, A -,flowing chiffon panel
hung from the' shoulders • Pleated
satn covered the circular headpie-
ces
ead i-ces
`holding a double matching .veil
They ' 'wore matchin °shoes and el
matching
shoes
length white gloves..' Their.
bouquets were of whteand pink:
mums
Jrlia Carruthers of Goderich was '.
flower girl. She wore a floor. length
I dress of white with lace sleeves and
. }oke' with pink rose trim, Her • •d
`Mt Phillips was :born in West
! W awariosh Township'on Ma • 1st
headpiece was a band and veil. . i '
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lived -Entire. life
In West Wawanosh
GEOR'
G E A. , RHiL"LIPS . .
,George Arnold Phillips passed
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awa� suddenly•in' W i ` halo District
Y. .ng,
Hospital on Sunday; 'September
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24th foliowin a briefillness. He:
was in his `16th year.. .
marching the pnd.estnaid's.: .
Brian .Simpson'of Kintail was ring
bearer.
John Martyr sof Kincardine, broth
er of the'groorn, was best roan.
Ushers were Murray.'Thompson of •
R. R,1, Kincardine and Gary-
: Carruthers �of 'Ripley, brother, of th•
bride., Boyd and. 'Blain : Carruthers
of Ripley,' twin brothers of the
bride, lit the'candelabra.
Organist was Mrs. Duncan'Silty
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son of Kintail , and' pianist Mrs: John
Carruthers,, of London, both aunts.:
of,the bride. Ann. Carruthers,,. coi-
sin.of the bride'sang Wedding •
Prayer" and Because
A 'reception followed in the
church parlour. The bride's moth=
er. chose .a deep •pit .sheath of
chiffon: over. taffeta with 'side panel
,She wore: a hat of pale pink tied:
ostrich feathers, pink,gloves,
black shoes and purse with corsage
a son o amue i ips •
Eliza Ann Gaunt�.;On June 28th,'
`•1916 he married. Edith•Campbell:of
Ashfield....
Mr; Phillips spent. . all his.hfetime
in. West; Wawanosh, Where,: he farm'-
.ed. He returned to his home July
' 1 followina 'six week visit in
e Alberta and British Colu'rnbia,
where he visited his brother 'and :, °.
iwo sisters. He was hospitalized'; in
Wingharn for .a•short timewhen his
death occurred suddenly.'
Besides his wife; he issurvived by
three, sons Albert ,at home, Leonard
of Wingharn , Russel of West Wawa-
' nosh;; three .daughters; Mrs. 'Nor:=
marl (Rozella) McDonald and Mrs,
Elmer (Isobel) Foran of West . Wawa
nosh, Mrs. Irving (Vyetta) ;Reid of
Walkerton; two brothers, Albert of
Burnaby, British Columbia and
Lloyd on the home farm', West
Wawanosh; two sisters, Mrs,: Bert
(Ruth) Howlett of. Calgary, Alberta
'atm Mrs. ' Elton (Verna) Robinson
of Burnaby , British Columbia. He -
w°as_predeased by twin.daughters,
"Georgie and Georgina at birth and
two brothers, James and John:
Funeral service was held at Mac-
Kenzie Memorial Chapel , Luck-
now on Tuesday, .September 26
with Rev , G L Fish of Winghain 's
in charge of the, service. Mr.
Phillips was a Member of White- ,:
chtreh Presbyterian Church.
' of pink mums . The groom's moth-
er wore a gold, French imported
brodade sheath with jacket.,match
ing hat,. gold purse , , black shoes,
and, gloves and ;rnrsage: of deep'
yellow roses. .
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The table arrangements• and the
Church decorations Were made by
the groom's aunt , Mrs. Ewan
MacLean. .
• FOr traveling the .bride Wore 'a,
soft yellow silk shantung jacket
dress with, navy .accessories' and
:corsage of deep yellow' roses',
Following a wedding trip to H t
therm Ontario and Montreal, the
young couple will reside on the
groorr;'s 'farm neat Lochalsh .•
The bridge is a Registered nurses'
Assistant.graduate . '•
Guestsfrorn. a distance were,
present from Buffalo, .Detroit,
"oll t ng ,rood., !Toronto and ..Land t:*:
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Pallbearers were,aElmer Woods,
Chester Taylor, Clarence Gibbons,
Mike Curmnins . Cairns Aitchison:,:
George' Webster with interment at
Greenhill:. Cemetery.
Ffowerbea•rers. were. Witfiain'RRin-
ihui; Harold Gaunt, Earl•Jai'rtieson,
Donald Taylor , ••‘w'ill art: Kittahan.
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Receive lanyards Aid Vl►h�stles�
On September 29th, Guides of the,; upons" would be judged next week;
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1st Lticknow 'Guide'Company held, there'would be a 'Brownie and 'Guide:
their regular meeting A colour =
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party ,consisting of Elizabeth Ritchie
Linda Stanley and' Margaret•°Mont
gomery•raised the flag and' "O
Canada'.'.was:sung While in horse-
shoe formation;, the 'follow ink
badges ,were presented; Lorraine
Boyle Second Class badge and
Swimmer badge, 'Joanne Thompson
Second Class badge; Ellen' O' Donn • •
ell .Cook, Pioneer.' and Fire
Brigade badges: and. 2nd year service
star,. Kathy Joynt -• Fire Brigade
badge: Lanyards ards and whistles were
presented to the newly appointed
P.L.'s who in turn presented the
same to their`Seconders.•
• it was , announceed that'tlie. • sit
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"fly up"' next week andanyone.
with Lucknow Centennial ticket
returns was asked to bring money
or tickets in immediately. .
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'Lieutenant Mary ,Boyle conducted
a raisin •relay gamie which was won
by• the Swallow Patrol. A half-hour. '.
was then spent inPatrol -corners.'
Captain Mrs. 3. C : McKim gave
instruction in 'compass work .which
was followed .by -a compass relay,' -
'gaame: The Bluebirds won•'this
competition. etition. .
P - •
Land Rangers Linda Boyle and
Beverley MacDonald condi tied•
campfire; Joanne Thompson said
vespers and Taps .closed the meet
ing'.
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