The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-01-11, Page 10••
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
DE IN LUCKNOW
(Photo •py Russel Studio)
ACKERT'- FISHER
Poinsettas 'and white.candelabra
formed :the -setting for the candle-
-light ceremony in the Atwood
United Church on Saturday.. Dec.-
ember 3rd, at 7 p, m when: Miss
Bonnie Jean Fisher, daughter of
Nil.. and, Mrs: Bert Fisher, Atwood.
became the brideof Ernest John -�
Ackert of.Holyrood, son of Mr
::.and. Mrs. :Raynard :Ackert, ,Holy •
rood.
Rev. J. R, Wareham,:rninister ofd'
the church, performed the double
ring; cerem ony .
Mrs: Delford Chapman' played'the
wedding music and accompanied
the'soloists, Howard Willis,:,who
sang "Praise My Soul the •King.of
Heaven" before •the ceremony and,
"O -Perfect ; Love" during .the,
ing: of the register, and Miss Nancy
Fisher who'san "WeddingPrayer".'
g,.,Y
during the ceremony. •
Given in marriage by. her.father,
the bride 'wore a floor -len gown
�
of peau de soie...styled on empire
lines :with' scooped neckline; long
:lily=point'sleeves• and the` skirt
accented ,with Alencon lace
extended into a :cathedral- train.
a a The empire waistline was trimmed
with lover's knots A'tiara of
crystals and pearis held her should-
er length veil and she carried a
'white Bible', crested with holly and
poinsetta bloorxs with knotted , `
•• white streamers: .
Xinloss Gird Passes,
Eighteen Years UIQ!
puelph and ,Jim Watson of -Kincard-
ine..
Following the ceremony, a''.
wedding reception was held in the
pine Room at the Barn Restaur-
ant,
estaur-ant, Listowel, where the guests
were received by the:•bride's mother
assisted by the bridegroom's mother
'For a' wedding trip to Nassau.
Bahamas,' the bride donned a brown
tweed suit', with orange', turquoise
and gold,"'and .a top coat of beige •
wool with fox collar, brown acres
ories and 'a corsage- of orange del
ightroses.
Mr, and Mrs. Ackert will reside -
on Main -Street Lucknow
Out?= of -town guests attended from
Leamington, .Virginiatown,' Guelph
Toronto,, .London., Sudbury.
• Innerkip Saria, Kincardine,
e, $-,
tr
atford Grand:VallerAyr,Ripley;
Hanover, Milverton Woodstock ;
Clifford,. Brussels, Mitchell, Kit
chener. Durham ,and Lucknow•.
The bride is a graduate of. the
Stratford General Hospital School
of Nursing.
• Miss Nancy Fisher was, her sister's:
maid of honor arid the bridesmaids
•were:•Mrss, June Ackert, of•Holyrood.
sister di the gra*, Miss Echo •
' ,Posliff R. R. 2;Milverton, cousin
of the 1-jJe and. Miss Joan Francis
of Kitc'..ener...
The four at dans wore identi
cal fio ngth.'gowns of ehartreu-
se. gree • , repe and peati de sole,
fashior.ed on empire lines with 1
scooped neckline, elbow length
Sleeves; empire waistline,
accented with a peau de:sole band
andf;oor'-length'train of peau de
soie trimThed with bows:
Thee wore wedding band
piece: of snatching peau de soie
and i:orried caseades'of white ,pouts
with holly arid"srnall red poins'etta
bloo s`.
Keith .}.„'",user of oro nto Was s hest
man and',the ushers were Bob••Aber .
nethy of Cruel h, Lloyd' Graham . of
Joanne Maclntyre.
Underwent Surgery
'('•K irilbts News)
.. MA RG,A RET•" E. MOORS
The Whitechurch area wa's'
saddened last week by the death
of 18 -year-old Margaret Elizabeth
Moore of the 2nd, concession of
Kinloss whose death occurred 'at
Wingham Hospital Qn'priday,
January 6th. Margaret, a student
at Wingham ,•District' High School
where she completed grade 12
last year ,• had been seriously 111;;
for about, six .months..:'
She, was uriable,to' enter grade ..
13 last Fall because of her health
which:rapidly declined in the past
few months•. She had .spent most
of July and August in hospital in •.
London' but .was, then at home until:
• entering Wingham Hospital on
January 401 , •two days. before her
death
Margaret. was a member of
Whitechurch United' Churchwhere..
she sang in the choir and taught,
-Sunday School. 'She' was m.-
ber ,of the Whitechurch :Young',
Peoples' group..
Prior to entering Wingham High •
School, she had attended S, S,'
No. 10 Kinloss :Public School .
She was born' on JuJy::11, 1948 at
•Wingham Hospital and passed
•
away there a '.short' eighteen years '•
later.
She is survived by her parents';
Mr.' and Mrs. D.J. Millan .Moore
Mrs 'Moore being the former E.
Genevieve Watt; a sister and a
brother , :Muriel and Elwin',..both
of London. Many called at the,,
Currie. Funeral Home, in Wingham
to':extend? their`: sympathy to the
-sorrowintfam ily
a°A private funeral' service was •
Conducted at .the funeral :home >on
Monday, .January '9th.at ?.p.m.
George C., Mitchell
Burial was at Wingham Cemetery.'
The pallbearers were Russell
Chapman, Garnet Farrier, David
Gibb, Arthur Laidlaw, • Donaldt-
Ross; and Carrnart Whytock.
• Flower bearers were ;Alan Barger
and •
George Thompson.
Littie Joanne Macirityre ,
.daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
J+..Maclntyre, underwent an wet-
. gency' appendectomy: operation
Wingham and, District Hospital . Y.
last week; •
;Mrs, Fred Gilchrist ieturned •
hom,e'Sunday •from'Wingham and
District• Hospital :where she had•
been 'a• patient, for the past'weef C :
Miss Winnie. ".Wrightson is 'a pat-
`Lent in Walkerton ,Hospital, with
an ear infection and Mrs'. George •
Lockhart was `admitted to Kiricar
dine• Hospital on Sunday,
The January, meeting of Kairshea
' W,. L . will be held Wednesday.
January 18th.at the home'of Mrs.,
Alex MacLeod., Lucknow ; ' please
note change of date . ,
Suzanne •Needham,: nurse -
trainirig. at Victoria Hospital,
London, with a group of friends •
enjoyed atoboggari ;party on Kiri-
loss hills on Saturday..
HALSH
• Several in the area have had: a
bout with 'the "flu".
Mr. and Mrs. :'Oliver McCharles
Y
accornj anied' b • .Mrs. Bert Alton
P
spent Tuesday'in.London.
P
Curling enthusiasts. are enjoying
�g.
the wincekp
ort and have been
s
taking part in various bonspiels-in
Lucknow and Ripley;
Students of North Ashfield Public.
School are ,enjoying the participat
ion in .the inter -school' hockey
games:
BIRTHDAY PARTY'
Paul Hamilton celebrated his
birthday ,.On Saturday and entertain-
ed ten of his friends to a•birthday
party : .
Mrs. Howard Blake is teaching at
North Ashfield Pub1iC..School in
the afternoons..
f;.
Sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Anderson and
family in the passing of her mother:
the late Mrs.' Wilfred -Quaid df :;.•
Goderich .
Mr.• and Mrs. Lloyd McAuley.and'.
Douglas'.motored -from Toronto to
call at,the Lodge Funeral home on:,
`Sunday to extend their sympathy
to:the Qu family yy They
., ..also'
visited w,ith'Mr. and Mrs,, Frank
Ritchie. and Mr. 'and Mrs; Frank
itiegliig, •
Mr nd .
Mrs,. , im .:,
J Hunter, Lloyd
,Hunter d M`aril y tie Br o ` Vert
y , ks
in Lon on ori .Sunday; to visit .Mrs.
•
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' outstanding record of livability •
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u.n,.r ..
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'OR DEALER •
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HANOVER:
Lloyd Hunter, who is still, aatierit
in Victoria hospital, p
•Mr, and Mrs. John Gardner ree- '
eived a phone call recently frotm
their daughter Mrs.-B'ok7.Pantet-and
family of"Santa Rosa, California..
The U, C. W. rneetint , as held
r Viehrnitaa.,„kr
1
on Wednesday at ..the 'home of Mr.,
and 'Mrs.. Wes Ritchie in Luclknow...
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G, Hunter
yisited on' Sunday ' with Mr .:and
Mrs. Dort. Stra .hart of Goderich'
n on a , .. and
Thursoy with Mr,