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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-09-10, Page 7i,• 1969 ►87' WEDNESDAY,SEPTEMBER 10th,: 1969 'THE .LUCKNOW 'SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,. ONTARIO - ed to:• of Sat visit .bster irs Wed- j'�4s-0 raj#in int . • rs and. PAGE SEVEN. • Our professional counsel can quickly put your affairs in good order. " ' There is no obligation to:'investigate this prompt: confidential,•service with us, • Tile STERLING T:R,USTS• • , ,CORPORATION • TORONTO _ 372 Bay Street BARRJE 4. 35 Dunlop. Street ORILLIA -- 73 Mississaga. Street, ..Fast:. • 'Member: Canada' Deposit Insurance Corporation Whitechurch .U.C.W WHITECHURCH NEWS Whitechurch United' Wo:men'held their meeting Wednesday Septeriiber.3'.at;the borne 'of r_Mictrae tRoss , Bittevaler.: -The --- theme theme and call•to worship: was.. 'given by Mrs; Garret Farrier on. . "The: Whole World God and Our• " s • The'scripture and meditation. was'.given by Mrs Carl Weber . ' ' = Mrs ., George Thompson led in' ls�ptionSFieid. Qw Ceremony. U C ..W: She also gave a report on 15 ladies opinions and ,suggest- ions on the U . C , W. There was a great deal for each to 'think. about and plan' for different eet- tngs in the '.future ----mrs ,- terrier a so- r a =-a o • let on;Refug ee Children, and. what we could s.end,for•overeas relief. A 'new, 'chorus was learned, sung to the tune of The Happy: Wanderer • .The closing .chorus was He's got. the. Whole World in .His Hand. . WHITECHURCH NEWS A reception was held. Friday evening, September 5 in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Garry Chapman (nee 'Dilys Irvine), newly weds; in Whitechurch_Conmunity Memorial I all' A large crowd thered to POO dancing to: the music of Tiffin''s. orchestra:, Brian'Rintoul did the .• cal. in ;°,off: At lunch time Garry, and Dilys were-called.to the -front- comfort- ably seated on the platform, while, Wayne Martin spoke words of app reciation.on'behalf of the audience, extending congratulations and' best wishes, of.all,in the years to come for health and happiness. On be- half of the gathering Jim Morrison presented them with a gift of money. . Garry and ;Dilys both`replied., • thanking.all, for their kindness in attending and remembering them' i►i this -way, ; - A i sang -for -They -are Jolly.Good Fellows and dancing. was resumed•:till the closing hour • An exceptional" crow . gathered at Whitechurch Cornmu - ity•Hall on Saturday evening Sept; ember':6 to •1ionou'r Mr. and Mrs, Mac .Conley (nee•'Lorene Errington)' newly weds with a reception. Dancing was enjoyed to music by' Al Miller.'s. orchestra ., At the lunch hour Mr.. and .Mrs.. Conley were 'called .to the platform and given ;seats. of: honour while. • Harvey' Miller read an address' to. 'the newly weds wishing them ' Congratulations and Best Wishes. or ea th-and-hippiness. . Both Mac ,and Lorene 'expressed. , .. their thanks to the sponsors of the R 'rece .tion, to the audience for: • coming.. and for their gift. °TheY . invited their friends to .visit' them at their apartment,at John rayer. Mrs. Garnet Farrier gave the • topic ,• Why the: U . C .W . ? ' . Why belong to •U..`C W .? A reading .: was passed around and each read ,a portion'telling.wby the>women of different occupations joined the • Eleven Members answered the• roll call with a verse containing the word Love • Mrs. Albert Coultes• •gave: the.treasurer's. report. The courtesy remarks and • closing, prayer was given ;by Mrs Garnet Farrier;' Crowstons in, Lucknow. • • All sang For, they •are,Jolly.'Good Fellows. Dancing •was resumed' till the closing°hour Hippopotamus ivory is'denser' and whiter than elephant hant ivor . "We've applied for our winter wheat insurance. What about you?" Dave Wright, Farm Operator, •;t Val Tere Farms, R.R. 2, Granton.• ty Are You . going to take a chance this year tAre-:you For full info. ocal aye�iG. Y 9 9 . willing to gamble you'11 have a good crop 1 listed' below: Or write us today; if hadL,.O wir,d3. Yierds could be down so low, it could.meanfinancral disaster. Are, you able::to take the 'rink? You don't • ..have . 10. Protect yourself with : tow -cost • crop insurance. And,don't forget.— your crop insurance premiums are income tax deductible. ; • ' ZETTLER PHILLIPPI • Mary 'Immaculate Church in Chepstow was the setting for the ... 'marriage of ,Fibrence Ann Phillippi. and. William • Andrew' Zettler on. 'August '30th at 12 9' ctoc l 'Rev N Ruth; Windsor'assisted by Rev. J . P l Ruth , Rochester , N:Y.','U.S..A,'., performed the .'•". ceremony:., Organist..was Mrs; _Georg Soloist was Mr. gasper Manshanden Of R. R. 2 Kincardine. ' • The •bride lethe daughter of Mrs. Mary Phillippi_ of. Chepstow and the .late •Louis• Phillippi.. :Thegroom; is the'son of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben • -: Zettler of R. R. 2 Holyrood. The bride was given in, marriage by her uncle, Edgar Fisher of Wabarnun, ' ¢1berta She wore :a full length gown, of white silk crystal crepe with ruffled silk lace. -trim-on-lTerd . ' long silk, .illusion veil was held by n. crow' of.wh•ite flowers decorated with seed. pearls... She carrieda • bouquet of white carnations, white mums and ivy, trimmed' With col oured' net and, silk cord. . Photo by. Hingley • camellia " corsage g.. ,. Out of town guests were present from Windsor , 'Edmonton, Alberta, -Rochester; • .'Y'; ; Watford , 'Hep_. :worth,: Kitchener.', Waterloo;arid • Sarnia. . '. . After a,wedding trip ''to Northern.' Ontario they will ;snake their home in Riversdale: ' • He's' , NOTE,`. You must apply for;crop insurance by October 1st or 10 days alter set ding' - whichever • comes First, THE CROP INSURANCE qOMM• issION OF ONTARIO Parliament Buildings, Toronto 5, Ontario Crop Insurance details and application forms available.. ' frorYi. g h Luckno ir, Ontario Phone 528-3423 or. 395 326. The four attendants were similar• .ly dressed in floor, length gowns of • crepe with .matching sleeves. : Peg Schuett , Walkerton,.' dressed in ;green , was maid of honour. Brides maids were Doreen Matte., R.R. 1 Mildmay, dressed in;gold, friend • of the bride;• `Mrs. Clare Phillipp R.R.. '4- Walkerton, dressed in burnt ger siste i law -of the, bride; a d Helen Zettler, R. R. 2 •Holyrood dressed' in yellow, sister of the giou •. ` e-matc ing. individual flowers in their. hair: and carried baskets of white and . yellow mums. • • John Zettler of R.R.. 2 Holyrood-, brother of the groom', was best man Ushers were Clare Phillippi , R. R: 4 Walkerton , Francis '. ' Phillippi, Clyepstow, brothers bf , the bride and Harry Stuart of - McKellar, Ontario friend of the groom. ' A. reception was held at the "Formosa Community Centre, Mrs. Jim Barbour of L•ondon•and . . Mt.' and Mrs. Charles Sherwood.of• Detroit spent the week -end with '' ' Mr. And •Mrs. Andrew Gaunt. On Saturday.they were guests at .the •Dawson-Sherwgod'wedding. at, Nile .United Church... •, • Mrs. Wm. Rutherford is,s•end- ing a few days' at Meaford •with ' Mts. `. Mary Taylor. Mrs., Taylor, has 'vis'ited her'St. Helen's cousins the past few.: weeks. ' M r --a-•Mew-h-inne 4le•ft' th' week, for the Peterborough district, where he 'is employed at the. Wib • Donaldson Shorthorn Farms • Barbara Purdon, who has taught the .past two�•years in Preston, is this --ear teaching at Lincoln .LL • 'Heights School in 'Waterloo. , The bride's mother wore a gold coat and dress ensemble', brown accessories and 'white camellia corsage .., The groom's mother wore a green: ensemble, brown access- ories', and :a white and yellow Passes-At-St:Mar Mrs. W. A. MacWilliams, wife • 'of the ;late--Rev=W ,A. `MacWilliams passed ,away in St Marys 'Memorial Hospital on Sat- urday, Septe i er 6, in her ,88th year, ;She. was the former Sarah C. Calder' of St. 'Marys,. She istsurvived by two daughters Mrs. Morley (Marion) Wadsworth 'Ainsa.Craig and Isalbel of St: Marys.; two grandsons .and two':\ seat grandchildren. Funeral service was held at the Lindsay Funeral Home,, St. Marys • rrr-`guesday %` -ept-errrber-9th, Interment was in •Mount Forest Cemetery.,.- • • ' Rev.• W. A , MacWilliams was minister at Kinlough andRivers ' d aie+resbyte Tian -G—Kura-es-so-ni'e'. years ago.. , 1.