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''WEPNID,SDA:rt POT.- 220, 1958 . THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LU
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*rile Paterson
• ,Double -Ring Ceremony
Kapuskasing United Church
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vas he scene T'of a quit wedding,
n $attirday,, September 6th,
• " twhen Rev, David Minnie united,
in a dophle7ring ceremony, gel -
•en Oleta Ann; claUghter '-of•
. ' Irene Paterson of ,TorOnto, . arid
„ Jack, Taylor,, son of Mr.and Mrs.
-j,aines Marple alsO .of lorontn'
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Baskets . of ,gladioli and mums
decorated the communion and
• side tables and, traditional Wed.-
, cling music" was played by Nirs.
Murra.y Taylor, . • .
The, bride was -given in mar-
,
riage lby her brother, 1Vir Ross
Paterson, and she looked beau-
tiful 'in a waltz -length gown of
white lace over satin with. i a ea.^15
dice which featured a scalloped
neckline. Tiny satin bultons ran
from the back of the neckline to
blow the waist and. the skirt,
Which was worn over crinolines,
was the new semi -balloon. style
with a •scalloped hemline,. "A
simple white . net veil • fell M
graceful folds from the bride's
tri -corn • headdress of white ny,
Ion net. She carried a cascade
bouquet of " pink roses 'With
stephanotis, , • '
;Mrs. 1Y191xtgOniery at-
tended her sister, as matron -Of -
honour and she• foCked charmirig
in a princess cut gown of pea-
cock blue crystal charm With V
neckline both back and front and
three - quarter -, length sleeves.
Her headdress was a bandeau' of
petals of the same Material as
her dress'. and decnrated. With
• pearl dewdrops. She also wore
matching gloves and carried a
bouquet of bronze mums. '
The. groom. had as.. his' best
man, Mr. .Waiter Gordon of To -
the silver crest of the Queen's
Own 'Rifle Corps in 'which the
grOoln was very' active before,
going to, 1Capu0Easing•
Ushers -at the church were the
bride's, nephew, Wayne Mont-
gomery, and Brian Kennedy.
'Following the • marriage cere-
mony a reception was held at
the Community Club where the
newlyweds Were assisted in the,
receiving' •line by the .bride's
mother, who wore a two-piece
dress of Dior blue silk shantung
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with matching- shoes and, a rose
beige picture hat, with feathered
brim. She also wore ,Kolinsky
• furs and corsage of pink sweet-
heart roses.
• For her ' s�ns. Weddirig,t' Mrs.
• Marple chose a wool dress in the
new blue shade arid pink close -
fitting at with matching feath-
er trim. She also wore pink
gloves and her corsage • was of
bronze mums.
Montgomery fro* where the
bride and groom left on their
honeymoon with the new Mrs.'
Marple "attired in a royal blue
• wool' sheath with white collar
and white •'button trim accent-
ing the slim waist. A white; deep
• cloche -style ,hat and gleves with
plack patent 'shoes and purse,
•Completed h4r. ensemble, , over
she, wore a short *ink -
dyed muskrat • jacket. She also
wore a.. corsage ,of pink roses.:
•Mr. and Mrs. Marple .will re
side at 01) ,Cedar Kaposka-
Following the wedding re-
hearsal the wedding party and
out-of-town guests Were enter-
tairied at thehome; of Mr. and
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Mrs. Ross Paterson of Kapuska-
sing.:
BIGGEST VALUE
We' have ,I1* biggest: value
OfftB7arrbot groom ana t gu sts ;were entertained at., e. car s Your name. arm e
only
hih wore •green blazers bearing home of - Mr. and Mrs, Gordon 40' cards and envelopes
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Also: the usual. large selection
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novel gifts and everyday oakds. •
•Sampl5s will be left with you. •
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Don Thompson, phone 35 /
• • in,company.is only".trying t� pull
The feller that belittles his wife
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'NEWLYWEDS :MAKE
HOME IN Ki KOSS
Baker
On Saturday, October , 4th, •
Marlene Baker, daughter 'Of. Mr:
and Mrs. Walter Baker of ,Till-
sonbtirg & Beverley"' Staten, son
of Mr and ' Mrs. Lyman Sutton
of Holyrood, • •were united
marriage at PrOginore ,Chureli
byRein
Rev. Alonzonattbeyr.
Given he
'2. father, ,the bride Wore a floor-,
• length gown; Of chantilly lace &
a 'finger-tip veil held in place,
• bcrown of sequins, She tar-
rre a .d a bouquet of red rose 'buds
• with Porn -porn mums and ` lace .*
cOlOnial.
• Mrs. Kelly Rogers,' • 'sister of
• the bride, was rhaid-Of-honour,
wearing a pink taffeta gown and
worea corsage of pink roses. ,
• Mr. Cecil Sutton of Bol$N)04„.
Was 'groOtilSnian: and the 'ushers
Were Blake SehimhienS :Of 1-1arni-
then aria •Letiw6oa Aker of
trantf Ord.
' For travelling the bride don-
t:led a powder, blue .Uit wit
black. aecessOries.
• The 'couple .Will reside :on the
Igroont!s' Holyrood,
Ford-EdSel Dealer / p
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