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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-08-16, Page 16Married Trinity United Church. • e e Drive a Mi~d Save S $1. a n .4 Mrs. Ian McNabb and boys are back in their cottage this, wee k . Mrs. McNabb recently returned from a. visit with her husband, who is presently stationed in Cyp- ress. mint sreen_with yellow carnation_ corsage. The groom's mother w-ore a turquoise crimp-knit dress with pink carnation torsage. For travelling the bride, chose a white double-knit Sailor pant suit with navy trim. -56119-w-iii-ga two weekwedding, trip to Parry Sound the couple will reside in.Don_114.1.1s..__The groom is employed with Co-oper- ative Health Services of Ontario and the pride is employed at George Peck Public School, Scar- borough. • Out of town guests were from Stratford, Hamilton, Burlington, TOronto, Ottawa , Renfrew , Pene- tanguishene Goderich, Londes- boro, Port Elgin. ' Prior to her marriage the bride was honoured by three showers, two in Toronto and one by the ladies of Trinity United ChurclL and relatives. Mrs. Melvin McClenaghan Of Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs.,Jim Mc- Intyre of Val Caron spent the week end with their parents Mr, and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan and their brother Carl'and Mrs. Mc- Clenaghan, who had received , the news of the sudden passing of a son-in-law and brother-in-law, the late Stan Leeson. Sunday visitors at the McClen- aghan home were Mr., and Mrs. Angus MacDonald and Mrs. Sadie Bikrbour of St. Helens, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hamilton and Mona of BlueVale and Mrs. Walter James o.f Woodstock. Saturday callers'at the McClen- aghan home were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moffat of Sombra and Mrs. Dierken of Orangeville. The two ladies were Beaton girl's and , sisters of Ken Beaton. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Caslick were Sunday visitors with Mr.' and Mrs. Bill Caslick. Congratulations to- Mr. and. Mrs, George Miller of Hamilton on the arrival of their daughter on Sun,- day. Mrs. Miller is the former Donna Caslick of Culross. Mr. and Mrs. George ROss of • Owen Sound , who on. Saturday attended the funeral of the late Mr. Frank Ross of Wingharn ,• visit- ed with his mother Mrs. Jean. Ross and on Sunday returned to Owen Sound accompanied by their Bill Parker-spent-Saturday 'at the- daughter_Cheryl,_wha_holidayed home of Mr. and Mrs. Carman Whytock and Jackie , where he was repairing the barn stabling. On Saturday Mr. and .Mrs. Bill Parker.of Lucan, Mr. and Mrs: Harry Moss of Plattsville, Mr. and here' for a week with relatives. Miss Alma Conn of Toronto •spent 'the week end with her par- ents; Miss Irene de Boer of Strat ford spent the weekend at her home; and Charles Thompson and WEATHERDON The marriage of Lynda Camer- on and Glen Weatherdon, both of Don Mills, was s9lemnized in Trinity United Church, Ashfield on Saturday, July 8th at three% o'clock. Candelabras with yellow and white daisies around them decor- ated._ the front of the church with a bouquet of white daisies and e. tern on a' centre table. Rev. Clarence McClenaghan of Dungannon officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 'P, Cameron of --117-R:7-Lucluailif.- --The grOoni is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Weatherdon of Stratford. ' The bride, who was given in marriage by her father and .moth- er, wore a floor-length gown and train of polyester satin. 'The dress bad a high neckline, puffy sleeves with wide cuffs, slightly raised waistline and flared skirt and was accented with wide lace and embroidered daisy trim. Her headpiece was a Juliet cap",' which held a train-length veil with daisy trim/ The bride wore her, grandmother tarneron's necklace, that she had worn, 63' years ago on her wedding day. She tarried a bouquet of yellow sweetheart roses, white miniature. carnations and trailing ivy. Matron-of honour-was-the bride's sister ,Mrs. Hugh (Sandra) Graham of Welland. She wore a . floor-lstigth gown of floral poly- ester,batiste with matching frill. The bodice of the dress was of yellow chiffon over, taffeta with a high neckline and long full sleeves with wide cuffs trimmed with_covered_buttons._The_dress Sat-in-law Passes In Nanaimo, B.C. WHITECHURCH NEWS Word was 'received here on Fri- day by Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClen - aghan and Mr, and Mrs. Carl Mc- Clenaghan, .informing them of the pasSing of Stanley Leeson, age 53, of Nanaimo, British Columbia , husband of Doris McClenaghan. He leaves to mourn his loss one son Bob age. 24 and one daughter Carol 17. He died .of a heart attack in. theambulance on the way to the hosPital. The _community extends their sincerest sympathy to all'. The relatives here could not get a plane before Tuesday and hence no one went Nanaimo. Visitors on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Groskorth were Mr. and Mrs. John Craig and two sons of Thornhill, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moffat , Heather and Ainsley of 'London who are . holidaying this week at a cottage at Southampton. Word-has-been received from Water Resources that any per- son, who has hid water installed from a water system and who may not wish to continue using it can- not sell their rights to someone , WEDNESDAY, John Gibb of Walkerton also were home for the week end. RELATIVE SHOWER Mrs. Leroy Rintoul, Carol Kimberley and Debbie of Kettle- by came on Saturday and attend- ed the relative shower for Miss Dixie Motley at Mrs. EWart Mac- Pherson's home, Lucknow at 7 p.m. and for Miss Doris Rint- oul at Whitechurch Community Memorial Hall at 8.30. both are brides to be. On the return trip to Kettleby Mrs, Rintoul was accompanied by Laverne White. Miss Cheryl Ross of 'Owen Sound visited last week with her aunt and uncle Mr. and ivirs. Don Rqs and with her cousins. Douglas, • Bob, David and Brian. RECEPTION A reception was held on Friday evening in Whitechurch Commun. ity'Mernorial•Hall in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor nee Marian Armstrong (newlyweds). Music•for dancing was sUpplied by the Alley Cats with the calling off being done by Clark Johnston and Brian Riptotll. At-lunch title Nff and Mrs. Taylor were called to the plat- form given seats of honor while Cecil Cranston read an address and Donald Murray „presented them with a gift of money. Mr. and Mrs-. Taylor replied- thanking the sponsors for the time put on for them and their gift. They all sang For They Are Jolly Good Fellows. Danc- ing was resumed till closing time. - CAMERON Begun", "The Lord's Prayer" a nd "For All We Know". A reception followed at the Anglican ,Parish Hall, Luclulow which was decorated with yellow and orange roseS. The bride's mother chose a Dior dress and coat ensemble in on Choice Home Blittheted. BEEF ,PORK: AND LAMB 4 • WEEKEND SPECIALS • fRIDAr AND SATURDAY' ONLY FRESH HAM STEAKS 74,--uiRpstkovET---HFitisH .111WIte-W FRESH HOME MADE SAUSAGE. FRESH BEEF LIVER FRESH BLADE STEAKS 1\ a b b E 1 a fr PAWL =num THE IIMCKNOOENTINE4 LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Was 'trimmed with yellow satin ribbon around the waist band and a long, bow at the back. Her matching wide brimmed hat feat-. ured a band of yellow•satin ribbon and her flowers were 'white dais- baby's breath. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Wayne (Marilyn) Wettlaufer of Ottawa , sister of the bride and Miss Marg- aret_Clark of Don Mills. Their gowns and flowers were styled identical to that of the matron of honour 'except their dresses were in orange. Groomsman was Joe Tyrkus of Stratford. Ushers were Doug Cameron of R. R. 7 Lucknow , brother of the bride, and Dave Nickel of Stratford.' The Men wore blOWn tiikedoS' with gold shirts , dark brown bow ties and orange carnations. Organist was Miss Jo-Anne Snell and rthe soloist was Miss Jayne' Snell, both cousins of the bride. Miss Snell sang "We've Only Just Cathy and Vicki Dore returned home from a few days holiday with Mr. andMrs. Eric Foster in Toronto. • _lirn_Do_r_espent last week in turham visiting with his grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. William Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Carl 'Collins, Riciti and Gregg from Calgary, Alberta are holidaying in the area, {They were entertained at a 13arbe- cue at the home of Mr.' and Mrs. Archie Manners on Sunday. Mr. and Mts. Bob Thompson and Robbie , Mr. and Mrs. Harvie Thompson, Donnie and Wray, -Mr. and. Mrs-. W. MacDonald Ricld and Susan of Tiverton, Mrs. Claude Dore Sr. of Bervie and Mrs. Burns of Kincardine attended a birthday celebration on Sunday in honor of Miss Tam- my MacDonald , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randy MacDonald'. • •y • . FRESH BOLOGNA cIN THE PIECE 3 LB. FRESHANIENERS 6LB BOX FOR. 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