The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-08-06, Page 13WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 6th, 1 9
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNQW, ONTARIO
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Honor Carol Miller
With .BridalShower
ori .
ngles
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WHITECHURCH, NEWS.
Mrs . Lynn McCrae and• Donna: •
Caslick were hostesses at a miscell-
aneous shower in honor of Carol •
Miller, bride-to-be,at. the home
of Mrs Bill Caslick:on Saturday
evening.-
Assisting Carol to .open the gifts
were Mrs. ,May and Mrs. Edwards.
• irTong tire• many gifts roc-eived•
from the •around ..40 friends and rel-
atives Were blankets, electric tea.
kettle , china dishe,' pillow cases,.
towels; :sheets and cookware,
-Carol-tha raked Lthe-lad les• -for -their -
kindness in coming anrd
remembering her in this way.,,and
for their • lovely, gifts,
which she assured them would give
.her happy memories of .alias she
used :them.
Lunch was served by. the hostesses
Bert Hobbs of. Thompson, Manito-
' ba is holidaying at the home of
Mrs Tom Inglis. •
.FRACTURES THUMB •
Mrs: Tom Inglis tiadythe-misfort=•
•une to break her left thumb: She is
being 'assisted in her house .work by
her granddaughter, Miss Adams.
,PAGE., THIRTEEN.
Lived Entire LifeIn
'.
JOHN DURNIN
John Alexander. Durnin of:West
Wawanosh Township passed'aWay at
Wingham and District Hospital,
Tuesday, July 22, •following an
illness of four months and one,
week.. He was 73 years of •age•, He
was, born In West -Wawa nosh Tow n
Attend Reunion
Married: ln. St.
ugusfine ChurcF
Members of the MacDonald
Family gathered at' "The Cedar:
G.rove" on the farm of David and
Finlay MacDonald, Ashfield Town
ship to celebrate the 40th anniver-
sary of the Reunion. on August, 2nd,
196.9'..
143 signed the' Guest Book; •presid•
ed over. b Duncan_A. glen Firtt
ship.,on May-•1� 1856,. sox,' of Juhn. X _
Durnin and Margaret Ann 'Woods time visitors to, 'the 'reunion were.
He. was a farmer, and.a lifelong res- rs., Janet Manthos and. children,
•. Lean; Michel , • Christena and Cluj-
. of _West-Wawanosh Township, a* .�,ho. c,,,.,, Virginia.,�•
Mx Purnin is;;survived^.by one.
U.S.A. (Mrs Manthos is a
grand-
sister -and -four=brothers, Annie,daughter.of Jas, MacDonald).
Robert, Lorne, all of• R. R. 2,'
Lucknow, Case of London and Scotch,.music provided by ;the ,•
, Pipers, David MacDonald •,, Murray
Harr,y of Londesboro; , •,
MacDonald, John McKay and Wil'
Funeral service was, held at Mac- fred McQuillan with drummer
Kenzie, Memorial Chapel in• Luck -
now on Friday, July 25. Rev.Rob- ' the Glen. It was a time to renew
ert •.Nic1 ohs :of • Lucknow United
. old acquaintances and• catch up on
Church was minister., • the news -of. the, Clan:.. '
. Interment was at Greenhill P
Cern- Clarence Greer's loud s eaker was
e.
etery, Lucknow. Pallbearers were -.used throughout.the' day. A
Chris Cooke.; Allan'Durnin .Joe,, .program of -races and. contests was
Foran, Donald Murray, Glen enjoyed by the :children •conducted
by Allan. MacDougall and/Jas; West
All participants Won chocolate.
'McConnell and Albert Taylor.
• 'flower bearers 'were' John Career-
on,' Frank. McQuillin, Lorne•,Woods
-and-Elmer Woods ' •
barsand suckers,
A smorgasbord lunch convened by
Jessie Johnston, Jean West; Isabel.
Cotyle and Jean Simpson was much
.enjoyed. Following this• all gather
ed around the platform for a short
program of singing' and step-dane.-
' The president, Orland' Richards,
TIFFIN. LEDDY
in his,own inimitable way; •.St..Augustine .Rornan Catholic
presided for the program and wet.-' Church, decorated•`wfth •baskets of
corned:' all those. present 'Mr ard•• pink and white snapdragon and.
.,and Mrs. George, MacDonald,, Rip' gladioli, With 'li 'lighted candles :and ringbearer. • .
ley' provided .old -time• violin • : • eg ' .
hit and red'rosesthe
• • , •, .. w _ adorning Groomsrrian was;pouglas Tif in of; •
music ' Scotch dancing by . altar , was Thesetting•for the marr ` Wingharn: Ushers, were Barry if fin •
liristiiie MacLennan -was enjoyed. W gem .Ann:Ivi'arie-L"edtiy�a'rid-Beviir of Osh wa, Bill ani Danny-Le:ddy—
She was accompanied byWilfred
Gene: Tiffin. On Saturday ,::July :12th. of L'ucknow'.•
McQuillan, Shelley sang
.Murray Rev Father.Galea of I<ingsbrid e; '' .Soloists were.'Ra mond• ':Dalton of
a solo and Finlay.MacDonald Sang. officiated at the double' ringcera Kin sbrid. 'e and.0 r1 Boyle of St,.:'•.
mon and sang thenut g. • g .• •Y. Y
"Bonnie Jean”" :•''
y nuptial High Augustine , who,sang ,,A,ye Maria
•Mas's''. Altar boys:rwere 'Bernard • .and "On This Day Oh Beautiful.
'Boyle and Colin ( hisholtri • cousins` Mother" .Organists were .Mrs
of"the bride . .1.• .cynl Boyle .and daughter Marie•;
The bride is the::daughter of Mr,: wedding dinner was held at th
AW g e.•.
and Mr's. •Rayrriond•Ledd'y•'of Luck A.n lican'Parish. Hall.; Lucknow
•now The room •is the.' son ,of. Mr, g '
g•. which:.was' decorated,with•`pink:and' ;
and, Nips •. Danny'Tiffin f 'white bells.; sireamers'and`baskets'
of 'slimmer flowers and •a reception
carried .a basket' of white carnations:
with pink ribbon ` • •
Michael Andrew .of Auburn was'
A sing -song with Lillian ,Simpson
on. the piano ; was • led•: by Ken Pott
--ier-'Doroth Johnston—Fin1a - tae
Donald and D'uncan 'Simpson . John
McKay sang 2 scotch numbers.. •
George MacDonald provided music
n
for much impromtu.step-dancing
and ca lled -off for an old-time
square dance.
The secretary's, report was given
by, Edith Simpson•and David Mac -•
Donald: reporteda good' balance, in
the treasury. It, was 'passed that•
Fnia aid to hav
Paid MacDonald .be •e.
•
the piano' Officers elected; •
for the cozmingleat-Were President
•.Don,pald Sim son,Vice-Preadent`
.
Ralph•:Cowle Secretary, Mrs. Jean
West , Treasurer, David. MacDon-
al
Youngest baby 'present - / • •
Elizabeth Mabel•Smeltzer daugh-.•
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer •
Smeltzer; .Over eighty - Mrs. Sarah
A'. 'MacDonald ,' Miss Ann Mackie
'and Steve Stothers. To come •the
• farthest : Michelle Prets Bogatos;
South America. Each werepresent
•ed with srall gifts. Newlyweds 'Mr
and
,Mrs. Donald Mac Kinnon were
elcomed to the Clan
A short-minute-ofsiience_:was
observed•,for those who ;had passed
on during the year - Mrs. Alli;
nn, Mrs.' Margaret Tulare--enzie, •.
Mr. Dick West and Mr.. Harris
Pottier.
•
Music by Bob Birkhaug and the
singing of Auld Lang Syne brought.
to the close another memorable •
Clan reunion.
•
Given in marriage°by `ler father,
the bride chose a floor -length • ,
gown of white brocaded satin,
trimmed with pearls and sequins;of
rose, of sharon, design and with mat-
ching train.. Her shoulder -;length'
melon veil fell from a tiara. of.
pearls and sequins. She carried • a
bouquet of pinkroses
;Maid of honour was•Eiizabeth
Leddy of Kitchener.;' She wore a •
o -1eri h= � g..dwn of rose -brocade
�
followed at the home of the bride's.
parents'.
The bride's' mother.chose a dress.
0.f green lace,, yellow and white.:
accessories and corsage of yellow:'
: arnations .
e groom s mo er wore a • ress.
Df yellow ribb.om lace, yellow 'and
'white.accessories and corsag.. e•of
white carnations .' • ,
d"-Tfr brid 3 s-traveli' �•
was a.sky•blue linen dress.with
matching jacket of pink and blue,
matching hat and corsage ;of pink
carnations. •'•
'' ''Previous to her imarriage the bride
was honoured with three showers. ; •
Mrs.. Bruce Thomson 'and Mrs .: Bill
Kinahan h.eld;a shower in White=
church' Hall;. Mrs. Jean Rintoul '
was hostess for a showerby staff of
The Red'Front:Store, Wingham..'
rvirs :`Douglas, Tiffin Viiiiiharn
satin, matching headpiece and
;carried white>:carnations tied with•
rose:. ribbon
Bridesmaids were Joyce Tiffin: and
Mrs. Douglas Tiffin, both of Wing
$
ham and Mrs. David Kehl of 'Hes;-
pler:. They wore: identical gowns
of/rose and mauve' brocaded satin
with snatching headpieces and
carried white carnations tied with '
mauve :ribbon
; 1 Donnan�E T 11' omson of White-
1,church was flower girl.She was
'dressed in white brocaded satin
'with matching• headpiece and ' • •
'also entertained at a bridal shower,
assisted by close friends -of the
bride. '.
ANSA
Pack
ewer
Professional Nursing .Care, • 24 ,hours daily
Dining Room . and Tray Service,
Member:— Associated Nursing Homes Inc. Ontario
Associate Member:— Ontario Hospital Association.
Municipally. Licensed
Licensed 'b Ontario - • artment•• of - Health.
MARY R..NEWBOLD,. REG. N. '
GEORGE A. NEWBOLD,: ADMINISTRATOR'.
Drawer 220 Phone 528-2186 • •
LUCKNOW ONTARIO
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barsand suckers,
A smorgasbord lunch convened by
Jessie Johnston, Jean West; Isabel.
Cotyle and Jean Simpson was much
.enjoyed. Following this• all gather
ed around the platform for a short
program of singing' and step-dane.-
' The president, Orland' Richards,
TIFFIN. LEDDY
in his,own inimitable way; •.St..Augustine .Rornan Catholic
presided for the program and wet.-' Church, decorated•`wfth •baskets of
corned:' all those. present 'Mr ard•• pink and white snapdragon and.
.,and Mrs. George, MacDonald,, Rip' gladioli, With 'li 'lighted candles :and ringbearer. • .
ley' provided .old -time• violin • : • eg ' .
hit and red'rosesthe
• • , •, .. w _ adorning Groomsrrian was;pouglas Tif in of; •
music ' Scotch dancing by . altar , was Thesetting•for the marr ` Wingharn: Ushers, were Barry if fin •
liristiiie MacLennan -was enjoyed. W gem .Ann:Ivi'arie-L"edtiy�a'rid-Beviir of Osh wa, Bill ani Danny-Le:ddy—
She was accompanied byWilfred
Gene: Tiffin. On Saturday ,::July :12th. of L'ucknow'.•
McQuillan, Shelley sang
.Murray Rev Father.Galea of I<ingsbrid e; '' .Soloists were.'Ra mond• ':Dalton of
a solo and Finlay.MacDonald Sang. officiated at the double' ringcera Kin sbrid. 'e and.0 r1 Boyle of St,.:'•.
mon and sang thenut g. • g .• •Y. Y
"Bonnie Jean”" :•''
y nuptial High Augustine , who,sang ,,A,ye Maria
•Mas's''. Altar boys:rwere 'Bernard • .and "On This Day Oh Beautiful.
'Boyle and Colin ( hisholtri • cousins` Mother" .Organists were .Mrs
of"the bride . .1.• .cynl Boyle .and daughter Marie•;
The bride is the::daughter of Mr,: wedding dinner was held at th
AW g e.•.
and Mr's. •Rayrriond•Ledd'y•'of Luck A.n lican'Parish. Hall.; Lucknow
•now The room •is the.' son ,of. Mr, g '
g•. which:.was' decorated,with•`pink:and' ;
and, Nips •. Danny'Tiffin f 'white bells.; sireamers'and`baskets'
of 'slimmer flowers and •a reception
carried .a basket' of white carnations:
with pink ribbon ` • •
Michael Andrew .of Auburn was'
A sing -song with Lillian ,Simpson
on. the piano ; was • led•: by Ken Pott
--ier-'Doroth Johnston—Fin1a - tae
Donald and D'uncan 'Simpson . John
McKay sang 2 scotch numbers.. •
George MacDonald provided music
n
for much impromtu.step-dancing
and ca lled -off for an old-time
square dance.
The secretary's, report was given
by, Edith Simpson•and David Mac -•
Donald: reporteda good' balance, in
the treasury. It, was 'passed that•
Fnia aid to hav
Paid MacDonald .be •e.
•
the piano' Officers elected; •
for the cozmingleat-Were President
•.Don,pald Sim son,Vice-Preadent`
.
Ralph•:Cowle Secretary, Mrs. Jean
West , Treasurer, David. MacDon-
al
Youngest baby 'present - / • •
Elizabeth Mabel•Smeltzer daugh-.•
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer •
Smeltzer; .Over eighty - Mrs. Sarah
A'. 'MacDonald ,' Miss Ann Mackie
'and Steve Stothers. To come •the
• farthest : Michelle Prets Bogatos;
South America. Each werepresent
•ed with srall gifts. Newlyweds 'Mr
and
,Mrs. Donald Mac Kinnon were
elcomed to the Clan
A short-minute-ofsiience_:was
observed•,for those who ;had passed
on during the year - Mrs. Alli;
nn, Mrs.' Margaret Tulare--enzie, •.
Mr. Dick West and Mr.. Harris
Pottier.
•
Music by Bob Birkhaug and the
singing of Auld Lang Syne brought.
to the close another memorable •
Clan reunion.
•
Given in marriage°by `ler father,
the bride chose a floor -length • ,
gown of white brocaded satin,
trimmed with pearls and sequins;of
rose, of sharon, design and with mat-
ching train.. Her shoulder -;length'
melon veil fell from a tiara. of.
pearls and sequins. She carried • a
bouquet of pinkroses
;Maid of honour was•Eiizabeth
Leddy of Kitchener.;' She wore a •
o -1eri h= � g..dwn of rose -brocade
�
followed at the home of the bride's.
parents'.
The bride's' mother.chose a dress.
0.f green lace,, yellow and white.:
accessories and corsage of yellow:'
: arnations .
e groom s mo er wore a • ress.
Df yellow ribb.om lace, yellow 'and
'white.accessories and corsag.. e•of
white carnations .' • ,
d"-Tfr brid 3 s-traveli' �•
was a.sky•blue linen dress.with
matching jacket of pink and blue,
matching hat and corsage ;of pink
carnations. •'•
'' ''Previous to her imarriage the bride
was honoured with three showers. ; •
Mrs.. Bruce Thomson 'and Mrs .: Bill
Kinahan h.eld;a shower in White=
church' Hall;. Mrs. Jean Rintoul '
was hostess for a showerby staff of
The Red'Front:Store, Wingham..'
rvirs :`Douglas, Tiffin Viiiiiharn
satin, matching headpiece and
;carried white>:carnations tied with•
rose:. ribbon
Bridesmaids were Joyce Tiffin: and
Mrs. Douglas Tiffin, both of Wing
$
ham and Mrs. David Kehl of 'Hes;-
pler:. They wore: identical gowns
of/rose and mauve' brocaded satin
with snatching headpieces and
carried white carnations tied with '
mauve :ribbon
; 1 Donnan�E T 11' omson of White-
1,church was flower girl.She was
'dressed in white brocaded satin
'with matching• headpiece and ' • •
'also entertained at a bridal shower,
assisted by close friends -of the
bride. '.
ANSA
Pack
ewer
Professional Nursing .Care, • 24 ,hours daily
Dining Room . and Tray Service,
Member:— Associated Nursing Homes Inc. Ontario
Associate Member:— Ontario Hospital Association.
Municipally. Licensed
Licensed 'b Ontario - • artment•• of - Health.
MARY R..NEWBOLD,. REG. N. '
GEORGE A. NEWBOLD,: ADMINISTRATOR'.
Drawer 220 Phone 528-2186 • •
LUCKNOW ONTARIO
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