The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-07-16, Page 7WEDNESDAY, JULY 16th, 1969 ,
THE; LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PAGE
SEVEN
MARTIN
St Joseph''s. Roman :Catholic
Church, Kingsbridge ,, decorated
with a garden selection of gladioli,
peonies and'white spray at altat,.
steps. and side altars,. was, the
setting for the wedding of Marie' "
Louise„ Dal ton and John Peter Maar-
tin,.
The bride is the daughter of Mr`
and. 'Mrs=Mark=Dalton
Goderich, The groom is the son •of
Mrs: Blaise Martin and the' late Mr
Martin, of.R.R, 3, Goderich.
Rev. E..C.. Garvey;. C. S, B. of
"Houston, Texas-, grand uncle of the
bride, officiated at thedouble-ring
ceremony •
Given in marriage by her father
'the bride wore an original floor-
length Victorian view. wedding
gown•of white peau du charme,:: •
with stand-up collar;,puffed elbow -
length sleeves and A-lineskirt, all,
accented with hand appliqued; swiss
lace. A chapel train flowed` from
the back, inverted pleat. 'Tiny self,-
covered
elf=covered buttons .anda single sash ..:
completed back view. Her veil was
a hand -made white silk illusion
r%iantiha' that fell'softlY over. her. '.
shoulders and she carried ,a cascade'
bouquet' of bridal white roses
Maureen, Dalton was -maid of hon-
adur and bridesmaids were Denise..,
Dalton. and Arin`Dalton, all sisters,
'of the bride,.
'
. They were. similarly dressed in
A-line floor -length gowns of jewel-
'bluepeau' du charmerwith stand-up,
collars. 'Appliques of white; daisies
were hand -sewn to front of gowns •
and' complimented the deep
inverted back pleat; Daisies
crowned: their hair a rid they. carried
•segays•of_d.aisies;.and blue. mums.:
• The• bridal and all attendant's
gowns were fashioned' and: sewn by
the bride's mother
Flower girl was Jacqueline `Dal-
ton, sister of the bride.,She wore a
floor -length gown'of white peau'du'
chirine-,kith-band collar., puffed
• sleeves and trimmed with daisies:
A bluesash was fashioned Over the;
en -Bare .waist . She carried a `basket''
Of daisies and'blue.mums • and wore
•'a ring of daisies in hr hair.;
Ringbearer was Timothy Martin.,
nephew of the grooril:...
Groomsman was. Ted Martini,
brother ::of the groom
Ushers were James Martin and
Clarence Doherty.
The .bride entered the'church to/,.
Praise ..UIy Sour' ; Prayed y organ=
.ist ;• Karen Mackenzie... A duet by
Eugene, Frayne' and Isabelle
a Lassaline "Thank; You Lord"
(Edelwe:iss tune) was' pt'esented at
,,offertory.. At communion Eugene
Frayne sang " Panis Angelicus' .
DALTON
Schubert's "Ave Maria" w:as sung
by Isabelle Lassaline .during the.
signing of the register..
A reception followed at the
bride's home.
The bride's mother wore a pink''
Italian crepe, coat and dress ensem
ble ,;sp ay: of daisies. in hair and .
-100th-tear- -
11,
MRS. CHARLES THOMSON
Mrs. Charles Thomson, formerly
of Kinloss Township,, but a resident
of Huronview in Clinton for the: "
past eight years,, died' on July 7. Sh
"was inher 80thyear.
Mrs.. Thomson was
the former,.
Ethel.Maude Smith of Bentick
corsage of white' roses.. The grooms
me therwore a•'pink-crfmp1 ne-----
dress, white accessories and corsag
of white roses.
e.
The bride's. travelling .costilrne.:was
a two piece coat and dress ensem
ble of brown tone organdy and ,
yelloW:orchid corsage.
Following, a wedding trip to the •
East Coast, the couple will reside
in Hamilton where the groom is
employed as a 'steamfitter, The
bride is a recent graduate of Strat-
ford Teacher's College „and was .
employed with Wentworth County
Sep'arate'School Board as principal',s
relief .
Tlie bride .is past leader of lst.
Pack•'Kingsbridge Cubs" They form-
ed an honour guard on each side; of
Church steps following the wedding.
• The "Papal Blessing was bestowbestow-
ed:upon�the couple.
.Guests:attended from Or llia, .Tor
onto, Clarkson, Agincourt,' Scar-,
borough.,. Owen Sound; Stratford; :.
Houston, Texas , Royal. Oak; Mich-
igan;: Falls Church, Virginia,
Ha Milton, *Sarnia, 'Goderich; Tees-
Water.,:'.
The bride, was. honoured..prior to,
her marriage with showers by ass
ociates'at Teacher' s•. College ,
community of Kingsbridge and at.
the home ofKaren MacKenzie
,
Port Albert.,
A rehearsal reception for member
of the wedding party'took'placeat
the home',of .Mr. and Mrs. Jim'
Martin,. • Kingsbridge .
LADIES' .di MEN'S WEAR.:''
SPECIALS
'ON. WEDDING, FORMAL
AND. BRIDESMAIDS . GOWNS:
She' was married in 1907.to t:he •
Tate Charles Thornson. They had a
family of 12 children of which 10
survive.,
-2-They are daughters; Mrs: -Richard=
(E•mily) :McQuillan, .Kinloss;, Mrs, •
Malcolm •(A lice) Stewart ,:.Waterloo;'
Mrs. Howard (Winnifred) Phillips,,,
Penticton, •B,C'.; Mrs. Harold
(Margaret) Stewart, Goderich;
Elmo (Noreen) 'Pritchard, ,West,
Wawanosh; Mrs. Al (Doris) Bristow.,
Ottawa; sons, Jack, North •bay
Arthur, Goderich; -Arnold;
Wingh'am; Donald , ' Kinloss • •
Mrs Thomson was predeceased by
her husband. and.two.:daughters, 'Mrs
Wm. (Florence) Gollan and an in-
fant daughter Esther in her second
A
year: . .
The body rested at MacKenzie A'
Memorial Chapel,.::Lucknowe, until
Thursday. The funeral was held -at
St; . Peter's Anglican Church at 2;30
with. the Rev Odendahl officiating..
Burial: was in South Kinloss cemet:
ery. TheP.allbearers and'Flower
bearers were:her grandsons':
Ri�oul; Reunion
Held �n Sunday
The: 3rd annual: Rintoul Reunion
was -held on Sunday Y , Jul. 13th; '
..
.wh•
en about,50 relatives gatheredat
the home of Euphernia and Ralph
Cameron,•R,R. 7, Lucknow: At
noon all enjoyed a smorgasbord;
picnicaunch;on the lawn..
Attending .from a distance'. were
Mr, and Mrs., John Rintoul, Mr, ;.
arid Mrs.: Don' Rantoul, MiS'. and.
Mrs.. Stu McKaye
-and Mrs-Br11-Lee-and'-A-glen , all : ,--
frorn'Toronto; Mr...'and Mrs. Dave
Oberholster •of .Barrie; Mr..: and . Mrs.
Wayne Wettla.uffer, Donna Rantoul -
and`friend from Kitchener; Hugh
Graham, of Si. Marys, Sandra .and
Lynda Cameron of Stratford; Mr..
and Mrs ;' Doug.Shell and family of
Londesboro,. besid.es.'alt relatives •in
the vicinity. 1 '
In thee afternoon••the'young folks
•played'garres, and ball and the
older ones enjoyed :visiting•unt.l'
after the supper hour'
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the -major. part of the' forage diet° Grasses and
'legumes are high in . protein, and -can support;
relatively' ,high levels; 'of milk production without,
additional protein supplementation. The limiting
factor for high milk, production during this period is
more' likelyto' be lack of sufficient energy Under
these conditions,C:O-OP' Dari -Flo 14% Dairy. Ration
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energy necessary to maintain body weight and
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Flow protein :diet specifically formulated to%provide
least cost milk production when fed'on pasture
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Cooper Reunion:
Held At, Amberley
...AMBERLEY. NF WS
'Mr and Tubs Walter Brown of ,'
Amberley held a'reunion•at their•,
home on Sunday for imernbers of the
Cooper families numbering sixty
four.
Congratulations go to Mr, and.
Mrs,.. Elmer Smelt'zer on: the arrival
of a•daughter at Kincardine and'
-D stcict:'hospitaL
Sympathy" is extended to. the. Boyd
family in. the passing of Mr Charles
Boyd , who was a well, respected
citizen of the community " and in
his younger days gave,unstintingly
of his musical talent'.
Flowers --placed -in--Pine--River Un
ited Church•on Sunday by the'Boyd
family were in, inemory of Charles
Boyd".
'Carol Courtney of Kitchener spent
a weeks holidays at.her.home on
Mr:• and Mrs.' Malcom McLennan
of Barrie , .Miss, Louise MacDonald
and Miss Marion Perry of Toronto
are spending aholiday at their
1?o nt Clank: -c yttage•':
A number from this community
attended a trousseauatea' on -Sat+ur-
NGSIDE
Shirley Jdhnston of Clinton is hol
idaying with'.kir. and Mrs. Geo.
•Young:'and Heather:
' Steven McNay of •A inberley is
spending this week with his grand
parents,, Mr;' and lyirs. Dick Mc-
Quillin ,
Sandra and Greg Gardner are holt,
Mayan'g_with_th , ._grandparents
Mr. •and Mrs:, Wes Young.'
Kenneth Davidson of Hamilton.
is visiting, wit ' r: an• rs
Mann' and family:
Mrs'. John Top',has been; a .patient.
in Winghatn and District 'Hospital
forseveral weeks. We hope she.'
will soon be Well.
day of last week at; the home of
Mrs.John Norman of Kincardine
Township in honour of her dauhter
aron whose marriage to Gary`' ..
John Courtney takes place in
Tiverton Knox Church on Saturday;,
;July nineteenth,
. Mr. and Mrs,. Torn Edmonson of
`Arthur', visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Don Courtney and family.•