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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-11-21, Page 14040 G sooCs/ HAPPY HOURS BOARDING HOME FOR THE ELDERLY Several years experience, caring for the aged. New 10 bed dwelling (near Riversdale) FOR INQUIRY Phone Teeswater 392-6246 . / A CHRISTMAS SUGGESTION RUDDER STAMPS From THE LUCKNOW , SENTINEL lucknow Wil Hold Meeting The Lucknow Women's I met on Tuesday afternoOn laclies 'of the committee se a lovely dessert and a cup a ft er whiCh,Mrs. Armstrong son presided and 'the meet]. opened (with the Ode. and th Mary Stewart Collect: Mrs. Grace Campbell wa appOinted secretary for the ing in the absence of Mrs, 13rcioks. Arrangements wer to.cater to the Lions banqu December "1stand also for making of the Christmas p on Tuesday , November 20. was agreed to start having parties every other Wednes evening . Mrs. Gordon Fisher was convener. Mrs N. J. Ma zie gave the motto "It is t known teacher who guides young" . she said children are taught 'to Work are bet to get along in this world a knowledge can be learned books', but learned better personal influence: Mrs. AleX MacNay and Walter Alton gave :splendi on the, Rally which was he Chesley . Mrs. Philip Ste gave a reading "Memorial MJ.'S ,Armstrong Wilson report on the Area; Conven held at Chatsworth. ,She back information and idea will be helpful to all. The meeting closed wit piano solo by Mrs. Wes Ri VONT LOVE'S LAST GIFT REMEMBRANCE Whether It's • MONUMENT • MARKER • INSCRIPTION You are remembering loved one. LET T. PRYIDE..81 SON LTD. HELP YOU DECIDE ON YOUR MEMORIAL REOUIREMEN IN GOOERICH visrr Don Denomme - 524-876 1 '.:PAOE' 'FOURTEEN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL 1,11,CKNOW,, ONTARIO • WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Married In Gorrie United Church VVHITECHURCH - Photo by Snyder BRECKLES - .MANN were. Miss Sylvia MacLean, Wing- ham„ ,friend of the bride and Mrs. Philip Breckles, R. R. 2 Gocler- ich, sister-in-law of the groom. They were all dresSed in , matching floor-length gowns of mauve flor- al nylon sheer, featuring straight skirts With midriff waists ; high necklines and sheer ; puffed,'full- length sleeVes. They wore match-: ing "mauve rosettes in their hair. The flowergirl, Miss Janice Mann, Heathcote , Ontario, cous- in of , the bride , was dressed iden- tical to that of the bridesmaids. All the attendants carried white baskets of white shasta daisies and white streamers. Christopher Breckles, R. R. 2 Goderich,. nephew of the groom, was ringbearer. Philip Breckles , R. R. 2 Goder- ich, brother of the, groom , was best 'man and guests were ushered - by Jeff Hayes., and Bob LaRose,• both of Wingham and friends of the groom. A reception was held in the Wingham Legion Hall in• the evening with dancing to the music of The Bennet Farmhands, where a buffet luncheon was served. The bride's mother wore a full length gown with skirt of blue; floral nylon chiffon and bodice and full length sleeves of heaven- ly blue nylon crystalette and cor- sage of yellow shasta daisies with yellow bow . The groom's mother wore a burgunday street-length dress of crimpelene , princess style with a, rounded neckline outlined with matching sequins and short sleeves She wore a corsage of white shasta daisies with white bow. For travelling to' the United States the bride chose a short dress of brown printed polyester, trim- med with white collar and cuffs on full-length sleeves and wore brown accessories. • On their return the happy couple will reside in: Kinlough , Ontario. Guests attended the wedding from Wingham Galt , Elmira , Listowel, Stratford., Heathcote , Palmerston, MeafOrd Lucknow, Hespeler, Brussels, Waterloo, Kit- chener , Holyrood , Ripley , Goder- Leh , Sarnia and surrounding area. Prior to her marriage', the bride was honored at a girlfriend shower at the home of lirenda Johnson, . R. R. 2 Gorrie, a relative shower at the home of Connie Manning, ', Stratford and a neighbor shower at the home of Mrs. William Behrns, R. R. 1 Wroxeter. WON AWARDS Congratulations to Murray Simpson who, at the Wingharn High School Commencement Friday evening, received the J. S. McNaughton award presented by Mrs. D. S. Mc Naughton and the Western Foundry award. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hunter and Trevor of London were week end visitors with her parents Mr. and . Mrs. Wallace, Conn. Celebrating Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Coultes' wedding anniversary with them were Mr, and Mrs. Jack Couites, Debbie Kevin and Blaine of Oakville , Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Majury., Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Ma jury , Kari Lynn and Joann, all of Paisley, Mr. and Mrs./Alex Craig and Lana. Mrs. John L. Currie and Mrs. Bill Lapp of Wingham .visited Fri- day with their mother Mrs.. Wm. Orr of Langside. • W.I. EUCHRE PARTY On Wednesday afternoon White- church Women's Institute held a progressive euchre party at 2 p. m. in the . Community Memorial Hall with 12 tables in play. Prizes were 'won by: high, Mrs. Vera Armstrong, Mrs. Russel Gaunt; draw prize , Mrs. Margar- et Carter; lone hand prize , Olive Kennedy; lucky. cup, Mrs. ,Allist- er Hughes. A dessert lunch was then served by the committee. Visitors the past week at' the manse with Mrs.. Murdock were her aunt 'Mrs. Ruby MacKean and her grandmother Mrs. Emily King of Sydney , Nova Scotia., . The ladies came by plane to Tor- onto and•expect to return by plane next week" We.are sorry to report, that two of our W.I. members*, \Mrs. John- ston Conn and Mrs. Jim. Currie' were confined to hospital this week. We wish them a speedy recovery. WEDDING RECEPTION On Saturday evening a wedding receptiOn was held in Whitechurch -Community Memorial Hall for Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nicholson (nee Irene de poer) of Strathroy. A large crowd gathered in their honor and dancing was enjoyed to music by Tiffins Orchestra with , Brian RintOul doing the calling off. • • At lunch time Mr., add Mrs. Nicholson were called to the. ' platform given seats of honor while Jim de poer spoke words of welcome and praise in honor of . Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson. Carl' McClenaghlan on behalf of the ' gathering presented them with a gift of money.. Irene and Ronald both replied thanking the folks for their kindness in attending the party, for their gift and for putt- ing on the party. • , All 'then sang For They are Jolly Good Fellows. PRESENTATION On Friday evening Curries School Euchre Club held a progres- sive -euchre party at the Assembly room in the Belgrave arena. This party was arranged Roy Patti- son and Noble Greenaway. The prize winners were high lady, Mrs. Gershom Johnston; high gent, Roy Dawson; low lady, Patty Shiell; low gent , George Walker; lucky winners were Wilfred Walk- er and Jim Coultes. At lunch time Mr. and Mrs. Bob Scott were called to.' the front when Howard Walker• read an address, and Roy Pattison and Noble Greenaway presented them with a picture With a light and a table lamp. Mr. and Mrs. Scott both replied thanking the club for their kindness in remembering them with the beautiful gifts to remind them of the past when they lived in the community with them. Mr. and Mrs. Scott now reside in Wingham. Whitechurch So-Sew Club held a work meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Walter Elliott to catch up on their articles and Record Books. On. 'Tuesday Earl Wilkensmov- ed thehouse trailer formerly own- ed by Alex Craig and now owned . by Mrs. Doris Willis/down beside ' Bill Willis garage. ' . On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. George Currie , East Wawanosh., went to London, where George, will be a patient next week at Westminster Hospital and Mrs. Currie will visit in London with their relatives. Mrs. Walter Moore accompan- ied Mrs. Joe Moore and. Mrs. Dor- othy MoOre of Wroxeter to Kitch- ener to attend the wedding of Gor4on,Moore and Kathy Gilli- land of Palmerston. The wedding dinner was served in the church at Palmerston. Calvin Brawn of Knox College , Toronto, spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Murdock, Mrs. Emily King and Mrs. Mac Kean and on Saturday accompan- ied them to Toronto, where Mrs. King and Mrs. Mac Kean will visit till Tuesday with' Miss Ruth King and then go by plane to their home at Sydney , Nova Scotia. We are pleased to report that Mrs. Johnston Conn of Wingham was able to return to. her home from Wingham Hospital on Satur- day. ' • . • Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bott of Fer- gus visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.• Archie. Purdon and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul, and family and her mother Mrs. Hazel Purdon of Belgrave. Barbara Joyce Mann, daughter ' 'of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Mann of R. R. 1 Wroxeter and Arthur Russell •Breckles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Breckles, R. ,R. 2 Holyrood, were united in marriage by Rev. G. W. Sach in a double ring ceremony., on Fri- day, November .2nd at 7 p.m. in the United Church, Gorrie. Mrs. G. W.„ Sach, of Gorrie, presided at the organ playing "I Love You Truly" , "Isle of Some- where", "Because " and wedding music before and after the, cere-' . mony The church was decorated with candelabra arrangements of Mauve candles, yellow shasta daisies with a touch of mauve, which were entwined with single poms. Yellow and mauve bows marked the guests pews. The bride, given in marriage by her father ,* chose a long gown of white polyester satin. It feat- urged .a .straight skirt with a midriff waist , high neckline and lily point sleeves. The midriff, neck• line and sleeve edges were: out- lined with white and mauve daisy lace. Her full length veil of chantilly lace outlined with • matching daisy' lace was held in place with a pearl and rhinestone tiara. She carried a cascade of pink sweetheart roses and minia- ture pink carnations and ivy.. MiSs Karen Mann, R. R. 1 Wroxeter, sister of the bride', .was maid of honor and bridesmaids 4', 4