The Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-08-02, Page 8PB ;EIGHT
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Young Couple To
Reside In Ashfield
• ALTON '' PROCTER.
Belgrave. United, Church. , was'
decorated with baskets' of pink
peonies,' white orange' blossoms
• and. ferns' on Saturday, July 8th.
when .Ruth Procter became the
bride r: of Kenneth , Alton. The
bride.is 'the daughter of Mr. &.
!Mrs. Stewart' Procter, Rai,. 5,
:brussels and the bridegroom is
the', son of ' Mr, and Mrs, Bert
_ Alton,::lt.R. 7, 'Lucknow. •
Rev.. J. H. Anderson. officiated
and Mrs,• John Nixon was. at the.
organ and.played. the processional
"Praise My: • Soul the• 'King of
Heaven" and. Lohengrin's' wed
ding mach „as. a recessional: ; She
also_accompanied the soloist, . Mrs.
George Procter, Brantford;_' who
sang "0 Perfect Love," Wedding
Prayer" and "Wedding, Hymn''
• Givenin marriage by. her fa-
W. A. "BUD"
HAMILTON
HEATING OILS= GASOLINE
OTHER' FARM PRODUCTS•
PH.220 W -LUCKNOW
tYer, the bride chose •a ''gown of
white silk 'organza over bouquet
taffeta ,trimmed iri ale'ncon lace
and fashioned in princess. lines:.
The portrait, collar of alencon 'lace
framed• the neckline and formed:
a deep V' in the back' of the waist,
The • full skirt featured 'a long
circular train. A . cluster of wax.
orange blossorns on a ring heid
her elbow length veil of silk il-
lusion,' Thebride wore a brooch
which had been worn 'by her
grandmother at her wedding. She:
carried,, a bouquet' of pink'' roses,,
whitechrysanthemums, '; and ivy.
As matron of. honor. ' for . her
sister,. Mrs, Charles aThomas of
Brussels, chose. astreet-length
gown of white organza with. a
headdress of pink and '. white
Bowers and a short:veil, and she
carried „a -bouquet of :,pink' roses
and White chrysanthemums.'
As :bridemaids, Miss Mary Alice.
:Arstrong.-of Wingham: and Miss
Eleanor 'Walsh of Belgrave, chose
ensembles the same,,as the matron,
of honor.
The flower girls, Dianne •Thos,
mas and Louise Piocter, nieces of
the, bride, were; dressed alike In
frocks of white organza . with
pink Sash and ; white floral head
dress. Each carried basket of
pink roses, and; white chrysanthe
mums:'
The:best man' was' Douglas Hac-'
nett, R.R. 3,•• Lucknow- and the
'guests ,were, ushered by Charles
Procter, Halifax, brother..' of the..
bride;. '.and David Elphick Luck -
now, •.brether-in-law of the bride_
groom.. . •
.For a wedding dinner in 'the
'church •parlor,; ' which was de-
corated with pink roses'and.White;
orange blossoms, the bride's mo-
ther •received the guests. in. a
blue: lace dress With a pink` carna-
tion cottage. The. another of the
bridegroom. assisted • in' 'a green
organza -over flowered taffeta
with a .corsage' of white carna-
tions.
For travelling the; ''bride .• chose.
a green organza duster over fig-
ured
fig-ured taffeta dress with beige ac-
cessories and a' corsage of Talis7
znan roses. 'On their return, they
will reside at' R:R 7, Lucknow.
Nanaimo Nuptialsc.;fiocaI
Interest;
HEWAT LINDSAY
Roberta Jean Wilma, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. William. Lindsay
of Nanaimo was: united .in Mar-
riage to, Robert Arthur.; son ,of
Mr. and Mrs. William Hewat of
Edmonton,. Alberta.
The. wedding took. ' place '. at
Brechin United Church. Nanaimo;.
'whichwas artistically decorated
in white and pink summer flow-
ers en. Saturday,. July 22nd, Rev,
William. Van Druten officiating:
Miss Bobbie Jean Burns' was solo-
ist, acc•onnparied by Dr. W. A:
Nicholson, ", •
Given in marriage by her fa
ther, , the •bride was a vision of
beauty in a lovely ,gpwri.of nylon.
chiffon,, swept to lavish fullness
over three skirts of nylon net &
satin enriched by daintily em-
l roidered rose motifs ,of French
applique.
Sheered inserted.. paneis were'
held in 'place by the applique. &
the train • fell 'gracefully.. from. „a
two-tier bustle . at ' the back • A.
crown in .pill=box design of: ny_
fon chiffon held .a. •waist length
bouffant illusion .,,nylon .net veil.
She carried a shower bouquet, of
white orchids and stephonotis.
Maid" of honor, • Mrs.. Robert
•B'axt'er' of North ' Vancouver;.
bridesmaids, -.Mrs;': Don ' Thom
son, sister •of the bride. of Nanai_
ins and Miss • Nancy Hewat, sister
of the groom Of Montreal, 'Que-
bee; and junior bridesmaid, Miss
Sharryl 'Thomson, niece. of the
bride of' Nanaimo; Were the ` at-
tendants.'
They were .dressed in. identical
romance blue •,'silk argan'za, the
self pleated squared neckline and
cap sleeves. , on •a fitted bodice;
formed' to a flowing belled -Skirt
They carried crescent bouquets
of flamningo pink glamilas:.Mat-
Ching ' `blue organza headdresses
held a rose' shaped flower ;and at
-tached. ;shoulder: ;veils of , nylon:
net.'o . •
Flowerirl , Miss Heather
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Lindsay, four year-old niece ' of
the bride was .• in a door •length.
nylon sheer'. gown , with ' . square
neckline, fitted bodice and dainty'
puff, sleeves and she carried a
basket of .roses, ,dropping the
petals a 's she. walked down the
aisle.
„Donald Thom*pson• of T�ucknow,
was ..his cousin's • best Man- and
ushers were Dr.. `Rod Lindsay,.
brother of `the' ',bride,'`-Nanaimo,
and Robert Cowan of Vancouver.
Thebride's mother received 'at
the Harbor Room, Malaspina. Ho-
tel, wearing'. a ' champagne silk
organza 'over taffeta,, fashioned
in pencil ;slim skirt with lace.
overskirt and pleated bodice:
Matching accessories were accen-
tuated by a 'cyinbidicim: brown
Orchid corsage
The groorn's : `.mother . wase in
delicate 'rose silk' organza• with
matching hat and gardenia
flowers. • .•
For a Y oneyinoon on the.- Ore-
gon .coast. the. bridewore. a .pure
silk • 'frosty: pink dress designed,
with a three-quarter length
-overskirt molded above, a pencil.
shim :sheath,, styled a fitted
bodice and below elbow: sleeves:
A sweetheart rose corsage set off
the accessories .
Ther couple will reside _ at '2445
West Second street, `'Vancouver.
.Out-of-town guests included:
Mrs. R. H. Thompson, grand:
mother of the groom; Miss Helen
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Camp-
bell Thompson, Patricia and ' Jo-
'anise, Mr. & Mrs. Donald -Thomp-
son;, Mrs. Margaret Sproul and
William Sproul, all of. Lucknoiv
Mr'. and: Mrs. Byron Seney • of
:Dayton, Wash.; . Miss Margaret
Saunders of Montreal: Mr. and
Mrs. A: ' Morton' Richmond; Mr.
and Mrs. George W, Richmond,,
Mr., and Mrs. Leslie R. 'Richmond
and Bruce, ' Mr: and Mrs.' G. 5,
Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. R. Baxter
and L. Richmond'. an of Van,
couver.
..9001 0. like f .red pare areles!
A' ;duke they wills ignore..
F ;red 1Nas warned ;to,. flx .his ladders '
E ,ver'Y dpy, it cracked some morel
.he day the :ladder broke
• ' was 41'1 10 joke!..
Y ' .ou should have heard the yell
•: when Freddie fell!
F 'rem FOR to.bottam down be went,
'n.almo'st nothing; flat!'
R result .:..four cuts, ten scratche.. ,
S ix.bruses, one s-quashe4 hall;•
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FT he, next time, Fred may be alert .
and make repairs
so he. won't get hurt!
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Every year, over 2,000 Ontario farmpeople•
are hurt in falls!
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Gaunt Reuni
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There were about .70° • in a
tendarice at the 15th annual Gaunt..
re -union which was••held at the
ifatrn home; of Mr: and ,Mrs Arid-.
rew. Gaunt on 'Saturday, July
15th with. ideal -picnic weather,
preyaiiing. An interesting.: :game
of ball; •was played . during the,
afternoon. , ; �.. .• "r
The Sports Committee' was
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Mrs. John Gaunt -and ;Mrs. , us -
sell Gaunt. The; races results were
as. follows; Girls'' 6 :to. 8 Verna
Aitc eson, Christina: Russell;:
Boy's 6 to &;.Terry Reid;.Girls•'8
toy 10,, Nancy Mole Boys 8 to 10,
Tim :Keen, John; Phillips; Boys
.10
.1U to 12, 'Jack::Aitcheson; Dave,
Button.; •Boys.12,to.16,.D`on.Gaunt,
Ted, :Keen; Young : ladies: 'race,
'Mrs. Jean -Errington, Mrs. Cecelia
Aitcheson, . Mrs. Ray ' Russell;.
Couples Fie' Plate race, M. and'
Mts.. James. Aitchison; Kick -the
Slipper, Mrs. R: Russell, Mary
Phillips; Necktie-race, Mrs. John
gant than 'blondes' binnettesr
"Nope • My wife's been all
three and- she always spends'
motley like crazy."
Gaunt, ; Russell • Fh hips , : Three-. '
leg race,, John and Fred Phillips;
Wheel barrow 'race;;Jini.Aitchison
and "Murray 'Gaunt.
• Mary 'Phillips 'won' the prize for
having her, 15th: birthday: nearest
the .15th of July at...the .115th• re-
union. Oldest . gePtleinan, Thonias
Gaunt Oldest lady, • :Mrs..Sate
Durnin. Mrs'. Annie Keen came,
the farthest"distance. 5 -weeks -old
betty Jean •Errington. was the
youngest: Guessing candies in jar;
Mrs George Pihillips. •
A ' delicious, picnic . supperwith
birthday cake and' ice cream. was
served " and... all sang "Happy
Birthday_. to- "Au 't Kate'.. Durnin.,
.who Was : celebrating: her 82nd
birthday` at' •the' picnic, '•
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Election .of 'officers resulted' .as
follows.: President, : Leonard Phil=
ips: 1st. ,Vice -Pres., •'Annie : Keen;
Sec. Treas.., 'Jean. Ross:. .
All .joined in . •a :hearty • vote of
thanks to' Mr: ' and ,Mrs.' Andrew
Gaunt 'and Murray for• their how
pitality and. Mr.' and • Mrs. George
Phillips.' invited the inernbers to
their hoose for the 1962 -reunion
to be'+held the 3rd • Saturday in
July:... F
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