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THE LUCKNOWSENtINEL . LUCKNOW, ONTARIO"
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1 11CAR'DINE
CULROSS CORNERS
Mr. and Mrs. James Haldenby:
-and girls spent •Sunday afternoon
with Mr;, and Mrs. Art Campbell
and family ' of Kincardine.
. Susan and Robin Campbell are ."
visiting this week with Debra and
Diane Haldenpy.
Virginia Benedict of London
spent the < weekend with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Benedict and.
Martin
We are sorry tb reporrtfat-T-onr-
Stewart is now .a patient in
,Victoria Hospital in London. We'
• wish 'Toma speedy recovery, . '
Sunday visitors with Mrs. 'Tom
Stewart were:. Mr.. and Mrs:. Gerald
Stewart, Elaine Slessoi,: Garry
Goessell, and Susan Goessell all
of Kincardine ,. Cpl. John and Mrs.
Stewart and family, of f Camp
Borden ,' and Mr: and MO. Ronald
Stanley and family o Kinloss. ° ;
We extend our sincere sympathy
to Mr:. and Mrs Frank Murray 'and
familyin the loss of her ' father
Mr.. William Kraemer, of
Greenock
Barry. Haldenby and' Eldon
Eckensw.eiller both of London
spetittthe,roekend at -,their
respective homes here
We extend our sincere sympathy
to 'the Stewart . family in theloss
Of a son -ins -law Ralph Goessell '
of Kincardine. '
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AMBERLEY NEWS
Walter- Brown of Amberley•
celebrated his eighty first birth-
day on Sunday. .A delicious --
dinner was• served by Mrs ..Brown
and members of the. family.
Present for the occasion were:
Mr.' and Mrs. Eldon Bradley , John,
Phyllis and David Todd;, Mrs : Dois
MacLennan and Norman; Brenda
(Mrs; Don Whitfield). and Sandra.
-MacLennan of .Toronto; Mrs
Elizabeth. Ferguson of 'Lucknow;'
Mr. and Mrs.. Stewart Shiells 'of
Ripley;. Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Campbell , Kenneth Farrell and.'
'Glenna Campbell; Mr.. and Mrs..
N orval Nesbitt , Mrs. W 'J .
Courtney , Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Campbell.
Mr. Brown received birthday
gifts and .numerous cards in honor.
of the occasion. 'A pleasant after-
noon wasenjoyed by, everyone." '
A euchre party was held on
Mondayevening of.last week at
Amberley Orange Hall. There
were players' for nine tables .
Winners of high prizes .Were ,Mrs .
Leonard Reid and Jack Campbell;,
Eldon•Lowry received the lucky
,draw Prize.'
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When there are dishes. to be
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a lot of hot water to keep, the
traffic moving.
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WILKEN-'MacMILLAN
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Lucknow United ,Church,. decor-
ated ,with baskets of. blue.and white
mums;,:.Was• the setting for`the"
marriage of:Isabel' Margaret
`MacMillan and Murray John Wilken.
The bride is the daughter of Mr
and Mis , Philip MacMillan - of
R. R. '1, Luc know . ;The . groom is
ri
the so'of •Mi . and. Mrs.. 'William
Wilken of R.',R:.1 Kincardine.
Rev Laird S'tirling.perforrned
the double;ring ceremony on /
Saturday, March 1st at:3 p.m..
C.and; coat of pink_ and white .lace
Given in marriage byher father, with stand up collar and scalloped
the bride chosea floor -length fronts. She wore a pink flowered
sheath gown of silk organza overe�
; hat with'whitveil and velvet bow
taffeta, lily -point sleeves, bateaux. and corsage of pink roses and white
neckline with high rise waistline, mums.
enhanced by: back bow` H•er chapel Theroorri's mothe•r; wore a green '
;train of rosepoint'lace.cascaded. metallic dress with matching.hat
from the shoulders'' Matching lace ;and corsage of yellow -roses. and
crown.of aurora: -borealis jewels• 'white mums.,
held a: four tier tulle 'elbow -length' For' travelling;,, the .bride donned
veil She ca:rried'a cascade/ ;d lime ,green fortrell dress with
bouquet of red roses and white 'matching hat and accessories and
carnations corsage of pink and white roses
Matron of honour was Barbara •The young couple'are residing >.
Whitby of Lucknow. Marion Reid !':on the groom's farm, R:.. R. 1
of R.•' R..3' Lucknow and Mrs . • Henny Ripley.' The bride .is employed at.
Blomrnaert of. Wallaceburg'wereWingham and District Hospital.:
bridesmaids: They were all Guests were present from •
gowned alike in capri blue chiffon Chesley, Kincardine, Kitchener,
over taffeta with highrise waist . *London, Ripley; Seaforth,
with-band_a_f_white_embroidered _Stratford, Toronto, Wallaceburg
lace..: Their headpieces were of •Wingham; Livonia, Michigan and:
blue 'flowers and' :.matching three Lucknow .;
Photo by McDowell
tier shoulder - length veils: They
.carried yellow and white mums
• Groomsman was. David• Lowry of
R. R. 1 Kincardine. Ushers were
Gordon Dickinson of Toronto and
,Eric Wilken of Kincardine.'
Clarence; Greer of Lucknow was:'.
soloist and sahg the : Wedding, •
,Prayer and The Lords.. Prayer. ^•
A reception followed in the •
Church Parlour..
° The bride's mother chose a basic ..
dress of pink linen weave rayon I`
ShowerHeld Fo
AMBERLEY, NEWS
Mrs: Jack Campbell of Amberley
Was, hostess for a shower., in honor.
of Glenna :Carn •bell'bride elect,.
on Saturday morning of last week.,
Many lovely gifts' were received
by. Glenna who thanked' eve one
who arranged the shower::, - �'
A' pleasant- evenings was spent at
Reids Corners hall. on Friday.`
evening• of last week when Unit
two of Pine .River U :; C. W .' held:
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a social evening ,Boyds Orchestra.
and George;,; .Murray and Erma.:
McDonald provided music for..
dancing: 4'n' 'appreciable sum of
money was realized
• Miss: Myrtle Phillips, of London:
is visiting_with it ..and Mrs
W. J'. Courtney of ,Amberley.
Reids. Corners Womens Institute •
will hold their. regular meeting .on
March 26 in the basement of,Pine•
River.United Church',
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