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41.11.01,
.THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL., LUCKNOW ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, NOV, tst, 1967.
:aise.r Married 1n Essex
KAISER' , HENDERSQN
giant whitey mums formed the
Settingfor the. marriage Saturday,
}October 21st at 430`:p,m, in Essex
United, Church of Mary„Margaret,
elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. h.
Henderson of Essex,, to Gordon
Keith Kaiser, onlyson of Rev, and
Mrs. Gordon (Kaiser of Lucknow.
The ceremony was performed by
the goom's. 'father , Rev. Gordon
Kaiser, .assisted by Rev. Gordon
Geiger of Essex.. The wedding music
played by Miss M. Allenfeatured
musts from the Twentieth Century
Folk Mass and "How Many Roads
Service” used by the lKairos•Group . H
of London Conference of the United,
Church, of Which both young :people
are active members.
The bride, given in marriage. by
'her father, was radiant in a full
length gown of peau de soie with
alencon lace featuring the bodice
and banding the/serni-princess skirt:
Long lily pointed sleeves were.
trrmtned in the same lace. A full
cathedral train fell from the round
%yoke, The tiered'veil of silk illus-
ion
llusion was°held . by a aureole crystal •
'crown. Her bouquet was stephanotis.
centred with a large white orchid
The bride's only jewellery was a
largecameo, that -bas been worn by
six generations of her mother's
family,.
The maid -of honour, Katharine
Henderson, the bride's only sister'. "
and bridesmaid. Mary Margaret,-
Clare
argaret;-Clare wore identical floor length
gowns of chiffon over taffetta in
deep American Beauty rose. Moss . •
green velvet ribbon accented the
Empire waist.Flowing chiffon
trains falling from the shoulders
were accented again with the moss
green Bows The girls wore moss. .
green velvet ribbon and very small
American Beauty rose buds made •
of the chiffon in their hair. Their
bouquets were crescent shaped
sprays of white. mums,
Evans: Helm of Whitby was best`
man and the groomsmen were 'Torre
Rathwell of Toronto,' Frank Mntdie
of Fort Erie and Tom Payne of : a
Windsor, ,
For her daughter's wedding, hits.
Henderson wore a turquoise blue. `
and silver sheath with a :matching •
fulllength. coat • and. small' hat.
Mrs.' Kaiser, mother of the
.groom, wore a teal blue: and gold,
dress, and matching full length . ;.
coat.. Her hat was: of gold lame.-
Both mothers had orchid corsages.
The reception was held at the
Lakeshore Terrace in Kingsville
William Quance. of Port Credit
proposed the toast to, the bride.
The, bride's going away costume,
was a golden yellow double knit
siieath',with matching full length
coat and "brown accessories. A•
white orchid completed her outfit.,
The young .couple will be ,resid- .
ing in. the Island View Apartments,•
Riverside Drive, Windsor.
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SENTINEL
St: Helens W.I.
Are Guests Of'
•
Dur,.gannon W.I.
The October meeting of the Dun
gannon Women's. Institute was held
on Thursday: evening at the Brook-
side school with Bt , Helens Institute
as guests. The'president, Mrs.
Warren Zinn welcomed all visitors
and the.'meeting opened with the'
singing of Q: Canada, the Opening
Ode and .repeating Mary Stewart
;Collect,
The roll call"My proudest 'me"rri-
dry of a day,, in school was answer,
ed by 20 ,members and there `wereN.
20 visitors, 0
The variety concert will be held
November;17 at.Brookside school,,'
Three ladies will make -the tickets.•
All members are requested to be.'
• out to practice each Wednesday
evening at 9 p.m..
The ladies were asked:to save.
their empty spools and old nylons
for. the workshop at lluronview,. •
Mrs. W, Broww
al named dele
gate,to the Area': nyention. at
London on'.Novein or 7:and .8. Mus.`.
ical numbers on' violin and piano,
by .Mrs Blake. Alton• and Mrs.,:. Gor
don Finnigan of Dungannon; a solo
by Mrs. Rice `and. a humorous talk.
•by:,Mrt. Carrick both of St ;`Helens
were"greatly appreciated,
Mrs: ,Alvin Kerrgave a good
motto'on ."Trouble can make your,
life ,.more, bright; if looked at in. the
proper ,light" ' . ':
• Mrs Cecil Blake gave a • ...
wonderful.talk on her trip to Expo
land showed' some .beautiful' slides'
taken while there. '
The meeting closed:: with the ,
Queen and Institute grace and Mrs.:,
K. K:' Dawson and her. committee
served luneh..
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A medical. bill. A. clothing bill. A car repair
bill.' They all seemed to Corrie at once. Jack
needed Spey in a.h'urry.
Answer:,A, Niagara Loan. Jack talked. it over
.r' with the manager of the nearest Niagara
Office, Besides getting•the money, he get 'a
let of good •advice on budgeting. With a
•Niagara Loan, Jack Was able to payall his
bills at one time: And repay the loanon easy ;
terms to :suit his budget. .
When you need extra money for any good
'reason, you `can expect the same courteous,
quick'service at any one of 300 Niagara offices.
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i.Enterlain,.:Bruce Hottein a
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uce ea : • Banquet Mel At
'PURPLE GROVE,NE'WS
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Those:of,.the W.I. ,wl o entertained •
the folks at. -Bruce Lea Haven: in
Walkerton on Tuesday afternoon
were Mrs. Morford' McKay, Mrs
Wally Poilock,.••Mrs .William
Arnold, 'Mrs William McInnes, •
Miss. Edyth ;Collins , Mrs', George.
-Ha{fit: es:s M1 Mvlaar-gar-et Robertso
Mrs.'Francis Boyle and Mts.',Don
McCosh The ladies brought,; treats,
to the senior citizens•and'
reported having an enjoyable; after-
noon.
Visitors last weekend with Mr. an
Mrs . Victor Gawley 'and Gladys.
were Mr . and Mrs. Thortias , Grieves
and Donald from Moneteville, Igen
Schanks,'''Toronto, Mr. and Mrs:
DeWayne Grieg'of Hamilton, Nancy
Dore of Kitchener and..shirley
Henderson of Seaforth..
Overnight' guests of Jim, Cathy
and Vicki Dore on Friday were ...
Jamie Earrell., Marilyn: Martin and:
Terry Fair.
Miss. Margaret Robertson of Luck-
now was a guest of Mr.: and Mrs.
William McInnes and family for a
few da.ys:last week. .
Mrs. Claude Dore Jr. and Perrin -•
arid Mrs. William. Mclnnes and
Linda visited Mrs., Don Dore and.
Frankie on Thursday,
Mr.` and Mrs.. Don Reid, Sandra
and Brian 'spent Sunday in Guelph
where they attended' Don's G'rand-
father's 90th' birthday celebration.
Mrs: Don` McCosh and Mrs. Will-
iam Arnold
ily=iam..Arnold attended' the Grey -
Bruce Area Convention for the
W.I. in:Markdale on Thursday 'and
Friday,
Mrs. Don.Dore 'and.Frankie,:eft
for Oshawa oh Sunday where they
visited Mr. and Mrs, Ed Gilkes and
Mr. and•Mrs. Roger Wood and
Troy,
Mr; and Mrs.. Don Johnstorr and-,;
Janet Forster of Toronto, '• spent the
:weekend. with Mr•. and Mrs, Walter
Pother and attended. the Johnston
Gawley wedding. .., _•
Congratulations are' extended to
Mr.,and Mrs. . Barry Johnston (nee
Gladys Gawley) who were married
Good 'food , music, speeches"and
award presentations were main.
features of the Bruce County Hol-
stein Club's meeting at Reid's COT
.ners• Community Hall, Wednesday
of 'last week•..
ne un ' re • an • 1 ty guests en-
joyed a. bountiful :meal served by
the U.C. W. of Pine: River and were:
delighted :with the musical. rendit-.
'ions of'the Moyer 'Brothers of Mild-
may
Mr. Jack Campbell. led
the community dinging assisted by
Bruce County Dairy.Queen Mary
Walden,. -and sopranos, baritones
and bassos mixed •rnerrily•:wth the
Odd. off-key voice for a rousing .,
blend of harniony •' .•
Lorne Reid introduced guest
speaker Di,, James Gillies," assistant
president and Dean of'the• School of
Businesses at York University, Tor
onto, 'a •former Bruce .County boy,
Mr Ross Marshall of liirkton, a
director of the. Holstein Friesian
Association' of Canada.„ also spoke
briefly.• .
Trophies won at the recent Black
.and White. Showwere presented to
the followings ,
The •U. D. P.C. ,Trophy was won
by Peter Moyer of Mildmay, foal
,Premier,Breeder; 'the Simpson-
Sears. Special for the'Grand Champ
•ion 'Female to James Needham of
Ripley; the Surge Sales' and Service
for first prize Progeny of Dam to.
William Millen of Teeswater, the
Teeswater 'Creamery'Tropby'for
best uddered 'female to James Need
hare; and the Kincardine Crean eri
Trophy for Junior Champion' Feld
to.Kenneth Gowaniock of Port Elgi
on Saturday. ;
• Mr. and Mrs.' Don :Robertson'and
Mr, .and• Mrs. Don•- McCosh were
girths on Saturday .everting. at the
100th .birthday party held inhotiour
of Miss Jessie McKay of Luckdowr
Many happy returns are extended
M
Miss cKay from the ;Purple 0'0