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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-07-15, Page 7Marries Lucknow United Church was adorned with candelabra and arrangenicnts of mauve and white • flox and yellow lilies for ' the marriage of Deborah Anne Bolt and Armen.ttais-Firouz of Hamil- ton on Friday, June 12, 1981 at 7 p;n, Rev. Warren McDougall performed the double ring ceremony. Mauve satin " bows with yellow silk roses marked the guest t pews, • . The bride's great aunt, Edith Webster of Lucknow, and her son, George Webster of Ottawa greeted guests at the church prior to the cere- mony. Parents of thebride are Mr. and Mrs. William Bolt of Lucknow. The groom'a,'par- ents are Mr, and Mrs. Mehdi Rais•Pirouz'of Tehran, Iran. The bride,. given •in mar- riage • by her father, chose a formal floor length gown of silk organza with long sleev- es, ahigh neckline and lace trim. The full cathedral train fell from ` the waist.. Her finger-tip double tier illusion veiling was held in place with a headband of white silk roses. She carried a bouquet of white carnations and yel- low roses.. Suzanne. Corrin, Lucknow, friend) of the bride, was maid of honour. Darlene Whytock, Lucknow; friend of the bride was bridesmaid. , The girls swore long sleeved mauve polyester street length dres- ses witha high . neckline of matching. lace. They carried candlestick lanterns decorat- ed with mauve daisies, yel- low miniature roses, mauve feathers and ivy trimmed with yellow ribbons. David K. Khatibi, Toronto, friend of the groom, was best man. Kevin Bolt, Lucknow, brother of the bride, usher- ed. s 141. xt� RAIS-FIRO.UZ • BOLT The groom wore a white tuxedo and yellow rose bout- onniere. His attendantswore stirling silver tuxedos with yellow rose boutonnieres. Mary .Lynn Cayley, Luck - now, organist, provided the music: A reception followed at the Lucknow District Community Centre to the music of Sound System 70. The bride's mother receiy- ed guests wearing a street length dress '7of dusty pink with matchingaccessories and a corsage of burgandy roses. Best wishes 'were ;received from Arman's family in Iran. The couple_ ltravelled to Huntsville f a wedding trip. and are residing at 111 Market • Street, Apartment 306, Hamilton, since their return. Reunion held at Clandonald home The Clandonald Reunion was helm Saturday, July 11, 1981 hosted by Mrs. Joan Deleuze and Mr. and Mrs. 'John MacDonald and family at their Clandonald home. After enjoying a good visit with clan members and the sports program, a . bountiful smorgasbord meal was en- joyed under' the trees. on the lawn. President, Scott Werle and secretary treasurer, Alix Werle presided for the busi- ness meeting. A minute's silence was observed for Dr. Anna Nich- olson Wright and Mr, Fred Bromley, who had passed away during the year. The president .welcomed Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Stone - of Wisconsin to the reunion. Dr. Stone's grandmother was a MacDonald and his mother was born on the 4th conces- sion. Clan diplomas were pres- ented to Nancy Maclntyre, who had achieved her B.A. degree and to Rev. Alex MacDonald for receiving his D. Min. degree. The minutes of last year's reunion were read and ap- proved, Following the tradition set by his father, Ross L. Mac- Donald, John MacDonald presented silver dollars to all children present under 16 years. The 'date set for next year's reunion was July 10, 1982., Bruce and Charlotte Burkhart were nominated and' electedpresident and secretary foal the coming year. Dr. Stone expressed his pleasure at being able to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Middleton of Torontis were at the reunion. (Bud's mother was MinnieMacDonald, sis- ter of Hannah and Kenny, and his father was a brother of Russ Middleton).: Mrs. Middleton has researched. four family trees and was able to provide the Stones with interesting family hist- ory. John . MacDonald spoke briefly welcoming all to Clandonald. The executive was thanked on a motion of Mary Maclntyre and Alex MacDonald. Although the gathering was smaller than usual, a good time was had by all. Hold 33rd Hackett reunion The 33rd Hackett Reunion was held on Sunday, July 12 in the Ashfield Park with 54 in attendance. J, C. Drennan prepared the barbecue and all enjoyed a bountiful meal at 1 p.m, D. A. Hackett was the chairman and Allene Bradley secretary. Followingthe meal a business period fol- lowed and the committee for 1982 are: president, D. A. Hackett; vice president, Alex Hackett; secretary treasurer, - Mrs. Vernon Hunter; find cornntittee,, Mr. and Mrs, Morgan Johnston, and Mr. and . Mrs. Ken Laidlaw; sports, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hackett. Mr, and Mrs. George Hackett had an enjoyable program of . sports for all ages. Following a peanut scramble some went to enjoy a swim, others a ball game, while" the rest had a visit in the shade. Those attending from a distance were Eldon and Tara Taylor, Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs, Keith Hackett, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett and Nancy, Waterdown,; Mr. and Mrs. Torn Ripon, Seaforth, o• Luektww Sentinel, Wednesday, Jody 15, 1981—Page 7 w .. Bridal couple honoured By Ruth Buchmeler Mr, and Mrs. Allan Gra; ham held open : house at their home on Saturday afternoon in honour of their daughter, Martha, who plans to marry Michael Sequin of Toronto in August. ' As : well as neigh- hours and friends, those at- tending included the groom and, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Sequin and the grooms sister, " Susan ,of Brighton;: also Rennie Gra- ham .of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. John Lorondes of Queensville, Mr. and Mrs, Bernald (Ruth) Estabrooks of Toronto, Mrs. Brock Mac- Kenzie, Mary Kay MacKen- zie and Dorla and Charlotte Cassidy of Teeswater. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Noble and Leslie of Swift Current,, Saskatchewan;, visited with friends in the area last week: Congratulations to Mr. ,and Mrs. Bernie Hartemink who . were married at Pine River Church on. Saturday. The newly weds are residing on the second concession. Marilynne Maclntyre has returned from a. two week trip to the east coast. Mari- lynne and Mrs. Donald. Ban- nerman and family of Kin- cardine travelled by train to New Brunswick. There they rented a car and toured Nova • Scotia and Prince Edward Island, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mac- Dougall, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall, and Mrs. Jim Dollery of Bayfield attended the wedding of Verna Farris!) on Friday evening at Kit- chener. Verna is the "deuight er of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parrish . of Ashfield Town- Maretta MacDougall spent last week holidaying with her cousins, Audrey and. Jamie Dollery of Bayfield. Ian MacGillivray of Goder- ich is 'spending some holi- days with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Buchmeier and Carol. Mr. and Mrs. David Mac- Kinnon spent the weekend at Niagara Falls which they really, enjoyed. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray on the weekend were their refugee family who stayed with them as year. Mr. and Mrs. Biengso- vanh Xaykonsa and their three small sons, his mother and father and brother of Toronto , spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Mac- Kinnon and Mr. and. Mrs. Ross MacKenzie of Ashfield motored to the ': west coast, They " then drove back to Calgary and flew home to Toronto. They returned home on Sunday from their. three week trip. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stever and Doug have as their guest, Charles Andres of Corcoran,_Minnesota. Chad - es is a Lions exchange stud- ent. Corcoran is near Minne- apolis. E , Lynn . Houston of Calgary and Heath Houston of Miller ' ville, Alberta are visiting with Mr. and Mrs: Ken Houston and girls; Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ira . Dickie were. Rev. and Mrs. Alex MacDonald, of Aurora and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Atchison .. and three sons of Campbellville., Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dickie and Karissa enjoyed . a week's , holiday at Cypress, Lake Park and at the Hope Bay cottage. Gordon McQuillin of Sar- nia, Donalda and Doug Mc- Leod of . Vanastra and Jack McQuillin of St. ` Catharines visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dick McQuillin and Ron, Harvey and Isabel McQuil- lin of St. Catharines, Rae i. Thomson of Port Colborne and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moss of Auburn visited last Week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Dick McQuillin and Ron. Langside... •from page 18 visitors fromEiliot Lake last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Hanna are enjoying a trip out west. They went with Olive's sister and husband from new New- market. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Breg- man entertained Mends from Holland ; Thursday evening. NEW CHOP WHEAT WANTED i' 0 m z THE TIME FOR WHEAT HARVEST IS NEARING...WHEN IT ARRIVES... THiNK OF USi TOP PRICES! 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