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GE THIRTEEN WEDNESDAY„ jANUARY'10,..19*
couple:Wed..-, California
THE OcKnow SENTINEL, PiCKNOW,, ONTARIO;
MaCPONALD
• The marriage of Marie Annette
Laberge, daughter ,of Mr. and
Mrs. ,Hilaire J. 'Laberge Sr. and
Malcolm Robert (Mac) MacDon- .
.ald, all of Cathedral City, Cali-
fornia. was solemnized on Satur-
day, November 4th. The groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thom-
as A'. MacDonald of Kiniough,
Ontario.
The wedding took place.in
Sacred Heart Church in Palm.
Dekrt CaliToTrird:'Father
" Adrian Brimrn officiated at the
double ring ceremony .
The bride was given in mar-
riage 'by her. father. She wore a •
floor-length snow-white yelvet
. gown with full train, graceful
full sleeves with extra 'long
finger-point cuffs. The waist
was: accented by imported lace.
.She wore a garland of baby white
esh roses in her hair. -
Her floor-length illusion veil
with shoulder-length face veil, •
was trimmed With, imported lace
and her flowers.,were a white.
• LABERGE
orchid , white baby roses and lily
of the valley. .
An heirloom worn by the bride
was ; the groom's grandmother's
antique gold pocket watch.
The groom wore a navy blue
velvet jacket , grey trousers with
,velvet stripe for accent • ,formal
shirt and 'velvet bow-tie.
. Ivlatron of honour was Mrs. Don-
ald Gamey of Torrance, Californ-
,ia..„ She wore a floor7length gown
of rust-gold velvet with imported
lace trim, umpire waist and full
tapered sleeves. Her. headpiece
Was small yellow mums and her
flowers were yellow roses and
yellow mums `.
The.bride's mother wore a floor-
length goWn of azure blue with
.lace bodice, long sleeves,
accordian, pleated skirt, matching
accessories and white orchid cor-
sage. •
The groom's•mother chose a
floor-length gown of pink silk
crepe. with silver lace trim,
matching accessories and white
orchid corsage.
The groomsman was William
Andrew 'Munro, friend .of the
groom, from Owen Sound, Ont
ado..
Ushers were Hilaire Laberge Jr.,
brother of the bride, of San Jose,
California and Peter RasmUssen
of North Hollywood ., California.
A reception followed at the
Eisenhower Medical Centre; at
Palm Desert. 350 gnests attended
The hOs'pital dining room was •
decorated, with yellow and white
wedding bells., 'garden roses and •
chrysanthemums in fall colours. .;
The table centrepiece was a
three-tier double wedding'cake.•
Following a 'wedding trip at
Mountain Home.,•Idyllwild Cal.
the couple are residing at 39 -345
Paradise Way, Cathedral City ,
California. •
The bride is a graduate 'of
University of Washington. The-
groOm is a 1967 graduate. of
University of Windsor -.
They are both employed at-the
Eisenhower Medical Centre ,
where the,bride is Director 'of
Nursing and the groom .is' Assoc-
iate Director of Medical-Surgic - • • al. Nursing. .
Attending the wedding from
Canada were the groom's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mac-
Donald. of Kinlough and his sister
Mrs.'R. Ydung of .Kitchener; the
groomsman• W. A..Munro of
Owen Sound and his mother Mrs.
H. Munro of Hanover.
AMBERLEY
A euchre party Was held at the
Amberley L.,O. L. hall on Tues-
day 'evening. Prize winners
were high,laciy; Mrs. George
Messenger; high gent ,' Dennis
Courtney and winner of the lucky
draw was Mrs. Leslie Wardell.
Lunch was served by the commit-
tee of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Reid.
and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Courtney:
This is the week of the. Ontario
•
Milk'Marketing Board's annual
meeting held at the Royal York
Hotel in Toronto, when dairy
farmers can meet and discuis
matters. concerning the dairy'
industry. Special interest this
year will be in the fact that the
Ontario Dairy Princes& is a local
girl - Miss Sherry. Po.11ocl. At-
tending the Convention from,
here are. Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Courtney.and Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Farrell.
Recent visitors with Mr. and ,
Mrs. Dorval Nesbitewere Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Johnston'from
WelWyn, Saskatchewan. The
Johnston were former neighbours
when Mr. and Mrs. Nesbitt lived
in the West. .
Back to school on /vIonday
after an.extended Christmas holi-
Clay are Margaret Courtney to
Sarnia and Sharon MacNay to,
Conestoga, Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob IvlacHay
enjoyed' the week, end visiting
with relatives in St. 'Catharines.
Mr. wild Mrs. Bill Scott are .
!e,Pioying a vacation from the
'cold weather - having gone to
sunny. Florida. -
• Sympathy of , this community
'is extended to the family of the
late Mrs. Hector MacLean,-whose
•paSsing occurred this past week.
Mr. and Mrs. MacLean were
residents of this area just south of
-Arnberley until, in recent years
When ill-health forced them to
sell their faun and move to Kin-
cardine.
Pte.; David Courtney of
Halifax it on" holiday leave and
„arrived 'at the home of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cotirtney in
time for New Years, motoring
all the way.' David is also visit-
:ing with Mr; and Mrs. Gary 'Court
tney and family.
The countryside has' been quite
quiet this past week or so ,with
the lack of snow keeping snowmo-
bile enthusiasts off the trails. •
;Maybe, colder temperatures
'this week/end will bring snow and •
the riders will be out again.
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