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THE I4•UCKNOW SENTINEL, LVCKNOW, • ONTARIO:
PAGE. - FIVE
Couple ;Married At sh:000.:
Photo by NephSW Photogral
MACDONALD DALTON
Mary Kathleen Dalton , of
Kingsbridge, • and games Douglas,
MacDonald of Ca ii ' lordea, .
were, united in marriage on Satur
day_December-l8th.,,1:,965., at
12 noon., •in''St.J'oseph's Roman .
•Catholic Church •at Kingsbridge:._.'.
•T•he bride is;a.daughter'of'Mr., `
;and Mrs.. Ray Dalton •of. Kings
bridge'. ` The groorn is a son of •
Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacDonald -'of
Lucknow.
Rev. Father Michael Dalton
:officiated at the double ring cer-
emonybride,
, .
The; ,, ..-.• •
. given. in marriage
by her 'father, chose a white floor
length 'gown oflirnported cut silk
velvet, princess design with lily-
point sleeves and bateau neckline.
The flowing dramatic•skirt"was
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enhanced: withself'back-waist
bow;' Her elbow length veil •of
tiered silk illusion' Was held by a '.
mohair wedding cake jewelled
crown.: She carried' a :circular
;,bouquet.of red roses,with ribbon
streamers.:
Marianna _•Macbohald ,•'sister, of
the•groom, was maid of honour.
Bridesmaids' were Anne 'Ritchie '"
and Helen ,.MacNa. The attend-
ants were identically gowned• in
floor length silk sheer gowns in a',
true-blue shade, empire; styling;
They wore white fur pillboxes
adorned with miniature Christmas
bells. ' The' flower girl was Dayle
MacDonald, R, R ,2, Lucknow
She wore a,street length white..
dress, fur headdress andtrue-blue'
'accessories.
DanDalton., •brother of the bride
'was groomsman.• Ushers.were
Michael'.D aif6n, :brother of the.,.
bride and John MacDonald of
Tara brother of the `groom.
A reception followed the cer-
emony' at, the home of the bride's .
parents. • The bride's mother re-
ceived in a dress of cranberry
matisse crepe, with matching'
'accessories. .Thee -groom's mother
chose •a.dress of jade• green wool
with contrastingbrocaded access-
ories. • ,
Mr. and .Mrs MacDonald left
on a weddingtrip to Florida
For travelling the bridechose a;
suit oflight blue inetailic, gold
coloured coat, and •matching acc-
essories.
The, groom is'stationed at Camp
Borden, in the Royal .0 anad ian
School of Infantry, as a •second`:.
phase officer cadet. •
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STHE-IGGELJ!0!1
BId the 20th Annua
AND
tM(NT SHOW INDUSW1\ik' 49, 196
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1,11. SCOUT
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by over 200 Canadian,.
American and European
manufacturers. New farm. machines•
— New industrial equipment - New
methods.
IT'S THE BIGGEST! •
Educational Lectures, .Confarerices,
Convention and. Social Functions
daily. Good parking -warm, clean•sur, ,`
round i ngs-cafeterias and snack bar.
Ask your farm equipment dealer for
free admission' tickets,
Open t90AcM. — 6 P.M. Dally
11171*** .tior$ Whet
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The wise ones take
advantage of winter.
Skilled men are more ,
readily,evailoble in the
wintertime—ready .to do •
your, repairs and
renovations.when you want,
• them. Materials are
generous supply too, and„
your renovation budget
will often o: furtherin
winter, thanksto off-season:
Everybo
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discounts and extended
payment plans. '•
You can borrow up. to
$4•,000 witt up to ten years
to repay,/at low :interest
rates, With a government-
sponsored NHA. Home•
Improvement loon from
your ..bank:; '.
if you're the owner •
of a . small' business, then'
you'.may •take advantage'•
of special Small .Business
loons available: at' your
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qualify far up to .$15,000
with lenyears to repay'with.
a' Farrn I'mprove'ment loon.'•
So you see, there' are
a
.whole,lot of, very. good .'
'reasons why a should
hove. that work one around
.,,your home or place of
'business during the .winter.:
DO.it nowl i
y benefits When winterw,ork.is increased
For advice and assistance call your•National Employment'Offie'e.
WHITECHURCH and DISTRICT
'HAD EYE SURGERY
On Tuesday, Mrs. D,. MaeDon-
'a1d, accompanied by Mr, and:Mrs.
H. D MacDonald', was admitted
to Victoria Hospital, 'London, On
Wednesday she was to undergo'sur-
gery for removal of Cataract from'
her eye. ' Her many. friends:here `,
wish her a very speedy recovery.;
Mr and'. Mrs. 'Wallace Conn and
Mrs. Russel Ross visited. Thursday •
with Mrs. W. A. ,Taylor at Bruce-
lea Haven., Walkerton. Her many
friends will be pleased.to know She
is well and in her 92nd year,' was
busy crocheting.
AT FURNITURE SHOW. -
George Gaunt, employed ai Fry •
and, Blackhall factory,' left On Wed
.nesday to•,attend the furniture: show
in Toronto, being held at the Mari,
ufacturers Building. on the Exhib-
ition Grounds. George will attend
this week. :and next. :•
Mr: and Mrs. Earl Caslick vis-
ited on' Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
Billie Caslick of Culross.
REMOVE PIONEER -BARN .' • _•
• Fred Mooreand helpers tore down
and removed the'barn• at Ivan Lai-
dlaw's. This is another. pioneer •
reminiiscn e
ce' of horse. and buggy
days gone, `••
WHITECHURCH Urc. W. •
Whitechurch U.C. W. 'Held their
meeting January .5, at 2 p;:m. •at
the home. of Mrs. Ezra Scholtz •
with 19 ladies in attendance. The'
president•, `Mrs. •Millan Moore;'
welcomed, all to the meeting • and •
gave a Poem "The New Year'. • A.
hymn was sung' and Mrs.' George •
Thompson' read the scripture; The
Meditation was givenby Mrs. Rus-
sel Chapman. Prayer was given
'by Mrs. Russel Ritchie. The poem
"The Task" was read by Mrs.. Carl,
Weber. The poem "Where do you
fit in?' was read 'by Mrs. Charles
Tiffin. • . is
The Roll Call .was answered by
paying offees.and a New. Years,,
Resolution, The minutes were
read by, the secretary Mts. pan
Tiffin, 'Mrs. Garnet`Farrier gave
•
f
the report.of the December bale :of
45 paunds, sent overseas and al the
'lar a ,bale, sent' to .Fred Victor Mis-•
sion Home in Toronto,
.Mrs. Elmer Sleightholm gave a
report of .the. work 'accomplished
by' the' Messengers. `, Mrs . Moore
had the Society -express their app-
reciation of the work accomplished
by the Messengers and 'their. lead-
yrs, Mrs • Sleigh•tholm' and Mrs.
Clarence Ritchie. The` financial
report'. w as.giVen by Mrs . Albert
Coulees'.' Two quilttops were re=
ceived from Mrs . J. D. Beecroft.
Mrs ' D•an'Tiffin.gave a'report;of
the Sales of Cards. A sin =son
g B
'was enjoyed." The hostess was
thanked for, the use of her home.
. Mrs .,Elwood: Groskorth. read an
article - "Absentees". Every
letterof the alphabet, was; included
in the reasons for absenteeism.
This article was on the back of the
Church Calendar of the Church
where Rev. Robert. Watt is`'pastor,
and wai sent to Mrs. Ivl llan Moo-
-re-,- Mrs. Millan Moore •gave a
reading on Murrel.Stevens' work
in the Congo:. Mrs. • Elmer Sid. •
ghtholm led in prayer for the
, M
i§sion
arxes
. "The unfinished
d
work" which told'of 75 Indian con-
gregations and 10 hospitals was •
given by. Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Rus-
sel'G aunt, led in prayer. ' ".
, Mrs. Garnet Farrier reported the
Travelling Basket had netted •
$21..63 a . The Roll Call for. the' •.
February meeting' is to name, a
Missionary. ' The closing prayer
• was given ,by Mrs. Moore. • The,
Travelling Basket began its rounds
for 1966. '
ST. HELENS
Mrs. Wm.. Morrison of Burnaby,
British Columbia, was a recent ,
visitor with Mr.' and -Mrs. Allan. /
Miller and other' friends in.the
community. `:Mrs. Morrison was
the fortrier Dorothy. Webb.
4'Mr. . •and Mrs. Victor Taylor' of •
Clinton were weekend visitors r
t.•Augpstine Nevis
SCHOOL CONCERT
.: Choruses by the school "0 Can-
ada";
.an-ada", "Silver Bells'i , . "Christmas '
in Killarney",, "There's a' Jb11y
Little Fellow Recitations by:
Wilma Van Laken, Delores Neves,
Virginia,and 'Colin Chisholm.,. John
and George Hickey, Marie', Anne,
Mary Ann and Bernard Boyle,
David, Brenda, Irene , Torri my
and' Dennis Yule.
'•Two'plays were enjoyed; • "Sart-
nets' Proposal", with Joanne 'Hie -
key and Michael 'Boyle taking
part; arid "Wanted - a >c ousekeep
er" with .Leo Redmond.; •John Hic-•.
:;key, • Lucy and Laudelina Neves:,
Marie and Bernard Boyle,,Willie
Yule and Joanne Hickey taking, .
part. ,A••Christrnas.pageant was
presented with Delores and 'Laud
eliria Neves,, Alex Chisholm, :Jo
anne'Hickey, Leo Redrnond, Den-:,
nis, : Tommy and Willie Yule,
Marlene Finleon and• Lucy Neves
taking part with the remainder. of
the class.gg
sin in the carols.
r Ma tie Boyle 'sang "O Holy.
Night", and Michael Boyle was
narrator. "
The entire `class took part in the ,
musical"The Wedding .of the
Painted 'Mir., Michael Boyle
and .Laudelina •Neves sang "The
Second Minuet Laudelina Ne-
ves who had emigrated .from
• Portugal'to Canada five years ago
gave a very interesting talk on
"Life in Portugal" including
Christmas customs. there•;
Mrs. King, the teacher, • thanked
everyone for attending and stated
that'vie •are yey fortunate in haw-
king Father Caruanna to instruct the
pupils •iri religious education as
part of the •school curriculum. • `
,
with Mrs. Lorne . Woods. and Mr..
Woods in the hospital.
Herb Taylor of Edmonton is
Y .
visiting with his brother Albert
Taylor and family, and ,Mrs, •Tay-
for who is a, patient in the hosp-
ital.,
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