The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-07-16, Page 15%WEDNESDAY',, 41 .1:,Y 110h,A969.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, .O,NTARIO
Bridal Shove
mafror-{rene-Radar
. A miscellaneous shower was; held,
St. Augustine Hall in honour of
Irene Padir,, whose marriage to,
Jim Finleon will take place on..
July 19th. It was sponsored bythe
ladies. of the; C,,W.L..
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The 1adies of Donnybrook, the`
neighbours from the 9th Concessign
and theSt Augustine ladies show
=ered her wi'tlimany- ovely g is --
Debbie St. Marie entertained
• with several numbers on her aceor-
' dian' Mrs'. Neil Stapleton,;
presented three games andto con_.
'elude the program, Marie Boyle
For, sound; counsel and a fair' .rice on a monument
correctly designed from quality material, rely • ons
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played selections on the piano'.
Irene was `brought to the -stage
and a corsage of roses was present-
ed lto her. A presentation speech'
' written by Mrs,. Gordon Foran' was
read: by our .pre"sident Mrs. Joe
Hickey.
A bus load of gifts was brought
forward and Irene, assisted/ by:.
Mi Eldon•Aitstin, Marlene Fxrr=�;-
leonand'the girls: of .the ,parish..
opened "them
•,Th'e bride-to=bethanked the
Iadies'for the many gifts.
A, lovely lunch was served and 'a
social hour followed.
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TAYLOR. '. SHIELLS
Lueknow T. nited .Church, ,decorate
ed''with:white Mums., :rose-
and
rose an:d lighted, candelabra was the
setting 'On Saturday, June.. 21st: at
4, p, m .`. for. the riiarriage of Mary •
Ellen..Shiells' and 'Thomas Taylor
both of Port Credit
;11re brrde 1s the daughter 9f i�1r
and :Mrs. Ross`S,hiells:•of ,Lucknow:.
The ,groom is the sari :of '1r, and
Mr.s. ��Iixrcay T,a.ylor of h.apuskasing,
' [Zeit. Laird Stirling Of' Luc.k'riow:
l' Itirtccl eh-tsrch perforn.ied' the Fere -
inony. •
'Organist Was Mrs. Hiintly :Gordon'.
. of London and soloist was Miss
• I ,'vfary Andrew of R. R. • r•, Lucknow.,
'Civen iii inarr..iaRe by' her ,father';'
the: bride. chose a white satin; floor
lengtll •gown, slightly A -line with
! fitted bodice and sk,irt.applidued
with: 1 rench lace:and `full train
Iler. shoulder -length veil Was held
in place with a pearl, studded. white
. 'orchid and she Carrie.white.shasta
daisies,
\latron of honour' Was. hlrs. Ralph
Strirat of Uxbridge . "She. worela
, floor-leirith.gown 'o,f rase orchid
chiffon over silk,. slightly;,
; and, full hack.' Fier matching
` sl der Veil -Was, Field'hi p:Iace with
roses.: '•
Bridesmaid was Donna Woodman
•'`.of Toronto,, She; was, dressed the•
same ac the matron of honour
They carried h:ouquett;of rose
.1 orchid gladioli::.
Laurie England of Ottawa:.was
flower girl. Her dress,was the
Barrie as the other. att'eridants,and::
she carried. a .basket of..ros.e orc`hr.d.
gladioli:'" `. '
Brian Donnelly.'of Sudbury, was
groomsman Ushers were David
Taylor, brother Of the •groorri; •
Timothy Roberts and .Ted Brfown,,
all of Toronto
A :reception followed 1n: the
church •parlour , .which was 'decorat-
eq' with .pink and white.candlesand,
mums '
The bri.de's mother chose
— stied,1e chid'corded sill -eii-s In -b -le
with corsage of white mums../
The 'groom's mother, wore 'a dress
Of :blue 'lace with pink alum'
corsage : ,
The bride's travelling ' costume ..
was a rose plaid jacket.ensemble ,
'w:hite..accessories.and 'white'rose,
corsage
Follow in.g• a two• month tour. o'f
Europe,' 1\1r and \Irs.. Taylor will,,
reside in.,Port Credit, where ,they,
are boil'. members o:f the:.teactiiti4
staff. _
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Scholtz. accompanied: Mr, 'and, s1is•:.
Ca'ti; eron`Si inions to•London on,
Saturday and spent.the week end
with thein They will all return on ; .
Tuesday
• Mrs ,Jack Tierney, and Karen of 4,
Port Elgin spent ',the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs' Torn
Magoffinc, Garry 1 1agoffin cif l.ot ;
don was also a visitor, last Week at
the same home
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