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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-01-09, Page 17Retirement Income through Life Insurance? CONTACT m. inahan R.R. 2 Lucknow Phone liVinghatn„,304987 .SONESDAY, JANUARY 9, 104 Married in StathorOugh rhu!rch BURT - BROOKS THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO The marriage of Susan Dian Brooks, daughter of "Mr . and Mrs. Harold Brooks of 'Toronto and George Douglas Burt son of Mr. and Mrs. William Burt of Holy- rood, was solemnized in St, Clair Missionary Church ,' Scarborough :on November 10th at 2 p.m. Rev. David Illnian of Scarbor- ough and. Rev. Edward Oakey of Walkerton officiated at the double ring ceremony. The church was decorated with a -basket of red and white mums and candles. RN, and white roses, and bows decorated the pews. GiVen in marriage by her par- ents , the bride wore a long-sleev- ed floor-length gown of yolyeSter. crepe. The entire empire bodice was accentuated by French lace. The, skirt was gathered softly and flowed into an attached train. Appliqued' flowers of french lace trimmed and .enhanced the cuffs , train and lower front edge of the gown. Her finger-tip veil of fine tulle was held by a headpiece of white rosettes and flower sprays.. She carried a bouquet , a "kissing ring' of scarlet carnation and white daisies, Miss NanCy Lageer of Scarbor- ough was Maid Of honour. Bridesmaids were MiSs Evelyn Han of Preston, Miss,.Cheryl Mitchell of Michigan, Mrs. Marjorie Fiancisco of Don Mills, sister of the groom. The attendants were similarly dressed in floor-length scarlet polyester skirts' with long-sleeved blouses of snow white polyester • crepe. The scooped neckline with Peter Pan collar was accent- ed = with a. scarlet bow. The softly gatheied waistline was finished with a white belt and oval buckle, They carried nosegays of scarlet carnations and white daisies. Their headpieces were Of red and 'white daisies, Michelle Brooks of 'Don' Mills, niece of the .bride was flower girl. She wore a floor-length , long sleeved gown of white poly- ester satin. Red.and white acet- • ate lace trimmed the bell sleev- es , softly gathered waistline and lower edge, of skirt. She carried a' basket of scarlet flowers and' white daisies. Her headpiece was of red and white roses. The groom wore a black crdsh- ed velvet jacket with black satin , collar white ruffled shirt trim- med in red and bow -tie 'of red and black satin. Groomsman was, Raymond Fran- cisco. Ushers were Edward Burt, of, Goderich, cousin of the groom, Kenneth Brooks and Avery Brooks, both of Toront•o,and brothers of the bride. . The groom's attendants wore black gabardine jackets with white shirts and satin bow. ties. Organist was Ellis.Lageer of Toronto. Soloists were Misses Bonnie and Carol Cartwright 'of Toronto. A reception and candle light dinner followed 'at The Embers Restaurant , which was decorated Spent Lifetime As Wawanosh Forme DA VD? McALLISTER The death of David McAllister occurred on Saturday , December 29th at Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home , Lucknow where he had been a resident for some time. He formerly farmed on the=6th concession of West Wawanosh. Mr. McAllister was born in West Wawanosh Townshi April 4th, 1882, a saw • William and Jane Ann McAllist r.' , He is survived by a niece -Mrs. Tom (Margaret) Bailey of Oak Lake; Manitoba. He was predeceased by two , sisters Mrs. Archie (Betsy) Messe; and, Miss J. I. (Phene) McAllister. The funeral service was' held .at MacKenzie Memorial Chapel, Lucknow on Wednesday , January 2nd. Rev. Glenn Noble was min- ister. Pallbearers were Guston Red- mond , Cyril Boyle, Robert Mc-, Allister , Donald Thompson, Wal- lace Wilson, Benjamin Mole. Temporary entombment was at -Dungannon Ma.usoleurn; with red and white streamers.' The bride's mother wore a full- length gown of pink and mauve flowered polyester crepe with Cor- sage of deep, pink roses. /. The groom's mother chose a fall blue polyester crepe gown withlong sleeves and corsage of , lemon yellow roses. For travelling, the bride and groom wore matching pant suits. Following a wedding trip the couple are residing at West Hill, Ontario. The ,groorn is ernploy- ed with Borden Chemicals and the bride is employed at Scarbor- ough Centenary Hospital. GueSts were present from Mont- real, Toronto , -Kincardine , Tiver- ton, Mount Forest, Orangeville , -Walkerton, Goderich, Flint , Michigan, Preston, Whitby', :Newmarket , Holyrood , Kitchener , Barrie, London, Hanover. WHITECHPRCH. Mrs. Gershom Johnston* and George. Grigg of Wingham were New Years gueSts with Mr. 'and Mrs. Clarence'Ritchie and family 2nd concession Kinloss. FORMER. RESIDENT PASSES On the' funeral hour on 'Satur- day the passing of Carlyle Lough- ran was noted. On June 5, 1951 the late John McLean.sold the store now occupied. by John Jam- . ieson to Mr. and Mis. Carlyle Loughran. They in turn sold it to Russel Chapman June 25 , 1952. On July 3, 1952 Russel Chapman sold the store across from the Feed Mill to Carlyle Loughran. Mr. and Mrs. Loughran and family then moved to Palmerston where Mr. Loughran passed away. The community extends their sympath) to Mrs. Loughran and family. Mrs. Gershom Johnston and George Grigg were recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Smith and family of Kitchener. M. and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw and family arrived home fro'm'Florida on Saturday. They experienced no difficulties witlgas shortage. Mr. and Mrs.. Bert Nicholson of kirilough were Saturday callers on. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans.,, Whitechurch Y.P.S. will hold their 'meeting this Saturday even- ing in the church Sunday School room at 8.36. ' Mrs. Lloyd MuidoCk acCompan- . ieg Mr. Murdock to toronto on Sunday. eVening,, While he at tends Knox College she will seek employMent and reside with hr sister Capt. Ruth King. They will return. here Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes spent New Years with,lvIr. and Mrs. 'Jack Coultes Debbie, Blaine and Kevin of Oakville. Holiday visitors with Mrs. •Ger- shorn Johnston were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston, David and Donna Of St. Pauls; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnston , Ruth. Ann, Carol Ann and Paul, of Listowel; I*. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnston of B.c. , Mrs. Gary Black of Clinton, Mrs. K; Lovering and son Jansen of Thunder Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Ken `Johnston of B.C. are leaving on Monday by plane for home. The January meeting of Chal- mers:Presbyterian W .M.S. will be held at the home of Mrs. Wesley Tiffin Thursday ,' January 17 at 2 p.m. The leaders are. Mrs. Robert Ross and Mrs. Earl Caslick. The „roll call a verse with Hope., The topic chosen by leaders. Courtesy Mrs. DaW- son Craig. New Years guests with Mr. and Mrs, Dawson ,Craig were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Craig, Johnnie and Bobbie, Mrs. Janet Hall of Wing- ham, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McBurney and Ronald of East Wawanosh and Mr. and Mrs, Alex Craig and Lana. Mr. and Mrs. E.. W. Beecroft and 'Karen, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sinn-' mon and family of Monkton. Celebrating New Years with Mr. and_ Mrs. John L. Currie and grand sons Robbie and Bilge Toth were Mrs. Mina McRitehie, Mrs. Mary Galbraith', Miss Olive ,Currie and- James ff..Currie, all of Wingham and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Toth of 'Kitchener.' Robbie and Billie re- turned home , with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Toth after a week's holiday. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Currie took Miss Rachel Currie ,back to. Cambridge on Friday. On Friday evening January 4 Currie's School progressive euchre clith met in the •Belgrave Arena assembly room under the super- vision of the leaders Mr. and Mrs. Herson Irwin and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor. There were 8 tables in play. Those receiving prizes were high lady Mrs. Norm- an Coultes, low lady Mrs. Bob ' Gordon,. novelty prize lady, Mrs. George Walker „high gent George Leonard JameS, low gent George Walker novelty prize Bob Gal- braith. Lunch was served by • those in Charge. The next spon- sors Will be Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dawson' and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Weber. . Celebrating New Years with Mr: and Mrs.. Ronald Coultes and Dar- lene were Mr..and Mrs. Wilford Caslick, Mr. and Mrs; Rae Lewis and MiChael of Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. .Wallace Corn and Mrs. Earl Caslick of Whitechurch; and Mrs. Torn Miller of Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bosnian and Mr. 'and Mrs. Allan Bosman and PAGE SEV ENTEEN 'family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taylor. Miss Alma Conn of Gtielph University spent the week end at her home here. 'Whitechurch Women's Institute 'will hold their January meeting Monday , January 13 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. James Wilson, Winghani. The roll call name a resolution you' would live up to every day. Motto - When an idea comes into your head , put it to 'work and, not to bed, Mrs. Roy' Mc- Arthur. Current Events, Mrs., Wallace Conn. Contest , Mrs. James Currie .; Lunch, Mrs. James, Currie , Mrs. George Fisher Miss Annie Kennedy and Mrs.' Gershom Johnston. Guests with Bill Brown of Luck- now on New Years were Mrs. Charles Tiffin of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. George Young ,- Heather , Bradley and Cheryl of Langside, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Johnston of Belgrave , Miss Janette Johnston of London ; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin," Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson, Whitechurch, This community was sorry to learn on Thursday that Miss Annie Kennedy of Wingham had to re- turn to Wingham Hospital. Her home community wish her a speedy recovery. '. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Mc,Guire were Monday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emer- • son. .Mr. and Mrs'. Jim Ross and fam- ily ,of Kitchener were' holiday, visitors with his, parents Mr. and Mrs. Russel R6ss. On New Years Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn and Mrs. Earl CAS,- lick were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Conley and Jason of .Wingham . Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sleight- holm and Janet. and Mrs. Dan Tif- fin and Mr. and „Mrs. Dalton Noel of 'Ailsa Craig visited Sun- day with Miss Joyce Tiffin of London. Mr. and Mrs. Don Caesar and family were Sunday evening vis- itors with Mr. and Mrs. Dave .lre- land and family of Teeswater and with her parents Mr.., and Mrs. Jim Struthers of Teeswater. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Ingli.s and Susie of Dartsmouth , Nova Scotia , are visiting with his grandmother' Mrs. Tom Inglis, Betty and Tom. They also plan on visiting his ,parents Mr. and Mrs. Rod Inglis .of Earlton. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott , Ruth, Paul, Barry , David and ' Karen. were Sunday visitors with • Mrs. Laura 'Galbraith of Wingham. onomoN1111011111.1kamommomo I :SOLD. IT. THROUGH THE WANT ADS On' behalf of residents and staff of Huronview, I would like to say a heartfelt "Thank you to all the people of Huron County and, surrounding communities, who' came to Huronview during 1973 either in groups or individually to entertain, take part in activities' with, or visit residents. You can have no idea how much this giving 'of your time and talent means to folks here, Everyone likes to heatfrorn peo- ple "back home" and for some ofe our residents you are their only link with the old community.' Again, thank you and. a Happy New Year, C. A. ARCHIBALD, Administrator Vonomonsionlimamonsor' Thank You . .