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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-02-05, Page 18FiOART 5; 1975 WEDNESDAY, Fe THE LILICKHOW SEHTHIE14 LIKKNOW-ON ARIA - • edging around the neckline and a . row. of the same lace ' edging around the waist. The sleeves were sheer, gathered to elastic. Their . bouquets were identical to that of the maid of honor.. Groomsman Was Charles Crawford of RR 3, Goderich. Ushers were Andrew- Van Diepen of RR 6, Goderich and Patrick Takken of RR' 2, Kincardine." The groom and his at- tendants wore navy blue blazer suits with light blue dress shirts and red, white etn,d blue striped ties. The wedding party and the guests sat down to dinner in the church hall following the ceremony. It was served by the ladies of the Kingsbridge . C.W.L. - The bride's mother received her guests in a pink /doubleknit regular length dress with white trim and a corsage of white carnations. Her accessories were white. The groom's mother wore a, regular length' dress or a purple aria white floral c6mbination with a' corsage of pink carnations. Her On January 11, 1975, Theodore (Ted) Joseph Legris and Cornelia, (Nellie) Anna Van Diepen were united in marriage. at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Kingsbridge. Per- . forming the ceremony was Reverend Father Ed Den- tinger, pastor • of .Kingsbridge. .The altar was decorated with lighted candles, white mums and other various potted plants. The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arie Van Diepen of RR 6', Goderich and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Legris of. Exeter, formerly from Auburn. Music for the ceremony was provided by Eugene Frayne of Kingsbridge and his daughter, Marianne. They sang Ave Maria, Our Father and We've Only Just Begun. • • Escorted to the altar by her father°, the bride chose a sleeveless wedding gown made of white polyester crepe. The gown featured a princess seamed skirt, stitched to bodice above normal waistline with a stand-up collar and a front keyhole opening. Over this she wore a sheer lace hooded coat which featured woven - in roses and long sheer sleeites gathered to four inch , cuffs. She carried a bouquet of white daisy mums, pink miniature carnations and baby's breath. Maid of . honor ,was the bride's sister, Miss Mary Van. Diepen.-.She . wore a long light blue dress which • featured princess seaming, a high stand-up collar with Crochet type lace ,edging encircling it and long sheer sleeves gathered • to elastic with lace edging around the upper arm.. She carried a bouquet of ..vhite daisy mums, pink miniature carnations and baby's breath. Bridesmaids were Miss Vera • Van Diepen and Miss Annie Van Diepen,' both sisters of .the bride. Their dresses were of the same light blue material as' maid of honor'S, buttleatured square necklines With lace Former Resident DiedAt Guelph PETER THOMAS CARTER • Peter Thomas Carter of 24 Hearn Street; Guelph, passed away sud- denly on Wednesflay, "January 29th at St. Joseph's Hospital, Guelph, in his 80th :year. He was born at • Owen Sound on November 23rd, 1895, a son of Thomas and Annie Carter. • Mr. Carter was a C.N.R. section foreman for 30 years retiring 1960. They had been residents of Guelph since 1950. Mr. and Mrs. Carter were former residents of this area and resided just north of Lucknow at the second concession. He is' survived by his wife,' the former Grace Mead, one son John, of Holstein and .five daughters, Mary of Guelph, Mrs. Gunnar (Eunice) Hokansson of Lobo, Mrs. John (Eileen) Sabo of Hamilton, Mrs. Earl (Joy) Chessell of Burling- ton, Mrs. Lois Lewis of VancoUver; three brothers Henry of Lucknow, Richard of Brussels, Frank of Gitelph and one, sister Mrs. Donald (Sophia) Strand of Hermiston Ore- gon; .also 21 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. • He was predeceased by one sister Mrs. Harry (Essie) Coles and one brother Edward' Carter. The funeral service was held at the Wall-Custance Funeral Home, Guelph, on Saturday, February 1st. Rev. Keith Tudor of Norfolk Street 'United Church, 'of which the • deceased was' a member, conduct- ed the service. Interment was in Woodlawn Cemetery, Guelph. Pallbearers were Richard His- bon, John Sabo, Bob Carter, Jeff Carter, 'Gordon Chadder, and John Norton. • accessories were black. Acting as master of —ceremonies at the 'dinner was Jerry Van Beers of Kinloss. The reception took place later that evening at Saltford Valley Hall. The bride's travelling outfit consisted of navy doubleknit slacks with a powder-blue long sleeved blouse and black ac- cessories. The wedding trip will follOw in the future. Wedding .guests were present from Kitchener, Exeter, Goderich, Kinloss, Kincardine; ,Walkerton, Port Albert, Mildmay, Wingham, Auburn, Kintail, Dungannon, Lucknow and Kingsbridge. NOW IN STOCK --- A SHIPMENT OF GYPSUM, BOARD In 8, 9, 10, 12 and 14 ft. lengths ALSO PdZLITE HARDWALL FINISHING LIME JOINT CEMENT AND TAPE WEISER LOCKS: Passage Sets Bath Room Locks Key In Knob Sets JOHN W. 110BERSON LUMBER LTD. kone 528-3118 Luclmow Visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Welling- ton Webster and Cecil were Mr. and Mk. Atlee Wise III and Patricia 'of Ohio. Mrs. Daisy McCharles passed away at Huronview on Wednesday in her 89th year, and this reporter would be re '.'miss if she didn't mention how eagerly the local paper was looked for, even up to Christmas time and enjoyed by Mrs. McCharles while in the home at Huronview. Little does one know how important are the small items of news until you are shut in as she was for so many- years, yet alert and wanting' so much to be part of the community. ' How completely selfish we are to withhold a news item that might be LOCHALSH No school Wednesday for pupils attending Brookside and North Ashfield due to icy roads. Home for the -funeral of their grandmother were Allan McChar- les of Montreal, Ddnald and Marie McCharles and family of Chatham and John McCharles of Petrolia. Mr. and Mrs. Lammert Vander- Veen have returned home after spending five weeks in Naples, ,Florida. of interest to some one who is shut off from' the outside world. Let us ever be mindful and remember, we too may search for names we once knew and be as alert and bright as the one who has just passed to her reward. • Many from the area attended the Co-op banquet itn Lucknow on Tuesday evening. re 4 . THE', LUCKNOW SENTINEL Bic Pen's Red, Blue, Black or Green • Get Two Pens For The Price Of One ridge f"