The Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-09-23, Page 13WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1970
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THE-1.11CKNOW SENTINEL,: ;LUC.KNOW, ONTARIO
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Parried white baskets of yellow
and white baby mums,. fern and
yellow. streamers. •
Groornsman was Mr,. Don Hod- . .
gins of Guelph, The ushers were •
Mr, Allan Spading o.f Walkerton,
cousin of the groom MT. Wayne
Brooks of Preston, brother of the .
bride, and Mr. . George Ha.ldenby
'Sarnia , brother of;the. grown.
Ringbearer was Master Craig
Brooks., Preston nephew of the
bride.
For receiving the ,guests the
bride's- mother wore a• light 'blue
jcoat and dress ensemble with few
elled neckline and sleeves x' match
ing headpiece of organza , roses
and bow, white accessories and
corsage Ofwhite carnations •tinted
blue .
The groom's mother wore a
sleeveless yellow dress and white
.lace. coat., Her headpiece c.onsis-
ted of yellow. flowers , white acces
sori,es and corsage of white carna-
tions tinted yellow.•
A delicious dinner was "served •
at the Lucknow Legion Hall, with
Mr. Art Haldenby of Kinlough
.presiding at the meal. ••
A re.ception'was.held later in •
the evening in the .Legion
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The Lucknow United Church on • nto. Bridesmaids were Miss Pat
August 8, 1970 at 3,30 p.m. , was Eedy: of Palmerston', Mr's. Bob' '••.
.the, setting .for..the wedding of Dora' Smith of North 'Bay , sister of,
• • sLand Harold Bary the groom an LMiss__J . ' -
Haldenby. The.bride•is•the daugh Kitchener, cousin of the bride.
ter .o r -.'an• Mrs.. Omar •:too •;.
Lucknow ;. and, the..groom• is the' son•
of .Mr . and Mrs .:Harold Haldepby
Sarnia,
The church was decorated with
baskets.of gladioli •attd mums.
Rev.. Robert Nicholls ; Lucknow •
officiated at the double ring cere-
mony . Miss Vonne McCuteheon of
Brussels *was or • anist''and soloist
was Miss Pauline McCutcheon pf
Brussels,who . sang; "May 'Each Day".
and Never Walk Alone".
Given:in marriage by her father,
the'. bride chose • a floor -length
gown of white peau de soie with
empire waist,. A=line skirt and
elbow length sleeves: The scoop-
•ed'neckline sleeves and empire
waist were accented with lace and
also two rows of lace were 'around
the bottom of the skirt. •Her 4
tier shorty,ny'lon tulle':veil was
held with a jewelled flower of,'
lace and pearls,. She carried;a
cascade, .of yellow and White cern-
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,at -ions• m
Maid of 'Honour was the bride's
sister Miss Sandra Brooks of• Toro -
ey were gowne• in oor
'length Mint:. green peau-de-soie•,
'fashioned with scoop neck line
empire waist eliory length
sleleves and A -line skirts. The
elbow length sleeves and waist '.
line.were accented with guipure
lace which was trimmed with
gold and mint. embroidered rose.
buds, with mint green sheer .
threaded 'through••the lace.. Crowns •• •
less white mohair •pic
trimmed' in theture fiats ; ., .A neighbour shower in Lucknow
same lace as the " was given by, Mrs. „Morgan �Hender
;dresses, short' white gloves coin- son ;and'-Betsy,Henderson.'
pleted their outfits.. They car
For travelling the amide chose
I a' sleeveless navy and white
fortrel dress white accessories
•and a'c.orsage of pink carnations;
The •young couple• are residing
Dat. R..R, #.5, :Lucknow
A: Drop -In shower in Dungannon
given by Mrs . Cecil Blake and
Mrs: Drc ' r pa tic r__ -
' A rela ve,?shower in Lucknow
was given lly Mrs. Gordon Brooks
a,nd•Janice. •
A surprise showern Dungann
,was given by Mrs 1'ry ii Eedy
• :Pat Ee'd 'and Martha. , . � - • ;i
ried nose -gays of,,yellow and
j white mums , fern and, yellow,
A relative shower:in Kinlough
was it the home of George Hald-
enby, given by Mrs'. ,Clare Spar-
lkerrnn_
hflow ers
' Flowergirls were Miss Shelley
Brooks of Preston , niece of the
bride, and Miss Debbie'Smith of
'North Bay , niece of the • room'. •
T ey were identically gowned in
floor length gowns of w ite' peau
de sole with empire waists and
bell sleeves_. The waist line and
"We enjoy:reading•the Sentinel.
cas it revives memories and serves •
to eep us in touch with friend's';
still living; in the: villa=ge and in
the community"., writes Rev..
Gordon S. baulch,'of 'Barrie in '
,Sle,e_ves.•.were_tr_immed th:e-same :xeaewin.g.;.his paper.- ...Rev Bauich
as the bridesmaids. Their head- was a former .minister at South .
pieces';were lace bands. Both' Kinloss Presbyterian Church. •
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Janice Wall received word that
She had successfully passed the < <
examination• for registration as a
nursing assistant. Congratulations!:
Janice is on the :staff of Win • h'anm
• and .District Hospital.. •
(Many froth this .community
attended the Lucknow Fall Fair on
Saturday.-- •
Mr. and Mrs'. Bob, Young Of • •
Hanover "and Mrs. •Eugene Gard'-.
• her and ,family'of Lucknow spent
the week -end with Mr. and. Mrs,
Wes Young,.
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Jim. Orr of London spent the'
week -end with Mrs. Wm. Orr and
Bob. .
Murray Moffat is a patient itt
Wingham and District Hospital,
where •he hadi'an appendectoty
on friday. .
• Mr. and Mrs, Eric Hewttt'Of
ilervie Were Sunday visitors with
the Tatter's, parents, Mr. and Mrs:
Gordon -Wall and,Mr.. and Mrs.
'Dick McQuillin.
Mrs. Charlie Tiffin of Wing,-'
tarn , formerly of Langside , is a
patient in Winghatn and District
Hospital.` Her friends here wish
her a ;speedy recovery.: •
rs. • on ^.e s , - rs. Gor•
on Wall ancd Janice called on .
Dan T. MacKinnon at Brucelea
Haven, Walkerton, on Friday on
'he-oc asion of his; -90th-birthday.
Rev. Horace Braden 'of London
was in charge of the church ser-
vice on Sunday. Next Friday
evening the C.O.C. will hold
their. final rreetin in:=the comms
munity Hall and will entertain
their mothers. ' The Langside , ;,
Y.P.S.will meet next Sunday •
evening at 8 p. m. • at the church,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McQuillin
and Roy Jr, of Thornhill and Mr..
and Mrs. Herb McQuillin bf Kin
loss were• recent visitors• with Mr,
and Mrs. hick :McQuilll`i;e'.
It S t e ord Sinicoe.
Hotel • in the heart..
of downtown Toronto,
within walking •
distance tothe major
shopping district .•. .
an. wi e su.way .
.right at the door.
You'll enjgy the '
friendly service and
sensible prides, too,
Next time you visit
Toronto enjoyit more
than ever . ; ; stay at
the Lord Simcoe.
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