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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-05-30, Page 15y; MAY 30, 1913 • . . r Couple On. • nnversary OUGH NEWS joyable g was spent in Holy- Tuesday., May 22nd joys, relatives. and ered to honour •Mr. • imam Haldenby :on n of their 50th ' iversary.. was quite attractive basket of mums nloss Township basket of white ed carnations from - lends and a pretty tof tulips. from'a hbour. The .hall capacity. In the Walter Breckles, who airman and not • esent, Miss . May in and extended a everyone. ette Barr played at the beginningand anied Mrs: Tom M,c - who led a,lively sin ;Bert Nicholson gave a led "My Neighbour". . Ken McFarlan, ven of Kincardine it of Huron delight - with music, singing, jokes and Andy play - umber,. ey Thompson of . Kin - a humorous read - d Mrs. Clare Sparl- rton showed es of Florida taken isited there in the some local and es. Murray extended oin.the Township wellas his own tings. ]land his son David and daughter Mrs. Hewitt of Kincar - p gave some good THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, 'ONTARIO SOUTH KINLOSS Mrs. Florence Golden of Det- roit was a week end guest at the home of Mr; and Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall. While here she also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beaton of Kincardine Mr. and Mrs. Allister Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. John Needham and Mrs. Neil MacKenzie of Luoknow. • Communion Service will be held at South' Kinloss Church on June 3 at 9.30 a. m, The new hymn books will also be. dedicat- ed at this service. Anniversary services will be the following . Sunday, June 10 with Rev. J. R. MacDonald of Roseville, Michi- gan as guest speaker. Rev. J. R. MacDonald was formerly minist- er at Ashfield and Ripley. toe tapping music At this time the honoured guests wereseated at the .front of the hall. Mrs. Arthur Graham read a most appropriate address and Bert Nicholson made the pres- entation of a beautiful wall clock, a satin -bound gold coloured blanket, a gold coloured cake plate, cream and . sugar set bear- ing 50th anniversary, besides several personal gifts as well as a gift of money. All joined in singing "Happy Anniversary". Both Will and. Margaret replied and thanked everyone for remem- bering them on this Memorable occasion. A hearty handclap was, given to all who had helped and a bountiful lunch was served. Conveners were Mrs. G. Walsh and,. Mrs. C. Barr. The wedding cake was passed by Mrs. N. Fry and Mrs. H. Bennett, The entire community extend heartiest cpngratulations. On Sunday last the members of the Pentecostal- Church presented them with 50th'anniversary cups and saucers; PACS PIPTEEN Couple -Will Live In Goderich BURNS • The marriage of Miss Judie Piel of Ripley and Stephen Douglas Burns or Goderich was solemnized •in Lucknow Christ- ian Reformed Church on Friday,. April 27 at 8 p.m. The church was decorated with . candelabra with arrangements of white gladioliand mauve - mums. Rev. J. W. Van Stempvoort officiated at the double ring ceremony.. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eizo Piel of R. R. 4 Ripley and the groom is. the son of M .and • Mrs. Harvey E. Burns of Sault Ste. Marie. . The bride, who was given in,, Photo by Eric Carman - PIEL. marriage by her father, looked truly radiant in tier floor -length gown of white Swiss silk organzar The bodice with natural waist- line and.. square neckline was accented by rows of delicate Swiss"guipure lace complimented, by a full circular skirt. The long semi-full sleeves were caught at the wrist by narrow cuffs trimmed with the same guipure lace. To com- plete her outfit, the bride wore a` cathedral length veil trimmed with matching lace, caught by a Juliet cap made of the same mat- :erialand lace as the dress. She carried a cascade of. Glamellias NAVE WE GOT -A BARGAIN FOR YOU!. 1 MERCURY METEOR. Two door hardtop, "Silver Anniversary Special' Limited Edition" model. Feature. Vs, automatic, power Mowing, power disc brakes, halo vinyl lop, tinted windshield,. custom radio, Ierriflc SgVi• 11gs whitewalls, discs.; electric rear ogg.t, bumper protactive strips, Protective side mouldings, beautiful custom arm mitt Only 5 000 miles. Uc. or with fold n FJZ- ate. FORD GALAXIf 500 Ford Four door pillared hardtop. Only 4000 miles, V6, automatic, power Bon'f Miss (1 t steering, power disc brakes, custom radio; rear defogger, whitewall tires, Wheel discs, bumper guards, side mouldings,. beautiful black finish. Uc. No. CTL -664. Hurry for this one. .,.Irl both cases, thsser•cars were dealt on air conditioned models. Trade now. Mc EE PONTIAC - BUICK - G • Goderich 524-8391 r PURPLE GROVE A birthday party was held at the home of Mr. and. Mrs. Burton Collins on Sunday evening in honour of Ed MacGillivray. Guests. were Mr. and -Mrs. Wib Ernmerton, Rick, Steve and Kenny, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Arnold. of Bervie, Mrs. Martha Patterson, Miss Cathy Dore, Garry Brame of Listowel, Mr, and Mrs. Ed .Ma cGillivray of Goderich Don Dore and William Wood of Durham spent Saturday at Port Severn, where they visited Mrs. P.D. Brousseau, while Mrs. Dore, Jim 'and Frankie visited Mrs Wood and David of Durham. Lois Needham entertained some of herfriends on Friday. evening. -The young people held a weiner roast at the Needham farm. . Because of rain, Junior Farmers Field Day.,, which was.to be held on Saturday was postponed till next Saturday. and tinted mauve. .Mis$ Corry Piel of Ripley was maid of honour. She .wore a yel- low gown of sheer voile, long. Bishop sleeves with French lace on upper sleeve and cuff and on bodice of dress with single row of tiny covered buttons. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Ida Piel, dressed in mauve, and Mrs. Tina Klaas, dressed in green, both of Ripley. Their dresses were styled identical to the maid of honour's. The attendants each carried a Glamelliabouquet of white glad- ioli. Flower girl was Renita Klaas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry- Klaas of Ripley. She wore a gown of white crystalette with French lace styled identicalto brides- maids and her flower was -a Glam• ellia• bouquet tinted mauve. Groomsman was John Archi- bald of Burlington. Ushers were Bill Piel and Henry Klaas, both of Ripley. A reception followed at the Lucknow, Legion Hall, which was decorated with mauve, green and yellow streamers and the tables were decorated with brandy , snifters filled with yellow colour- ed water and a white mum float- ing on the surface. The bride's mother received the . guests wearing a long gown of avocado green crepe with. a gold design woven throughout the skirt. She wore gold slippers and carried a gold evening bag. Her corsage was a white gardenia and white stephanotis. She was assisted by the'groom's mother, who wore a long dress ' and gown ensemble of powder. blue crimp with an embroidered 'princess waist -line and silver san- dals and she carried a silver evening bag. Her corsage was a white gardenia and white stephan offs. For travelling the bride chose a yellow fortrel dress with 'waist- line and. flared skirt, with sleeves and yoke of white eyelet lace. She wore white heeled shoes and carried a white bag. Her cor- sage was white carnations. Following' a wedding trip to the East Coast, the couple are resid - ing at 128A Eldon Street, Goder- ich, oderich, where the groom is employ- ed with B. 'M.. Ross and Associate es. The bride is a secretary at , the Goderich District Collegiate Institute. ' Guests were present at the wed- ding from Sault Ste. Marie, Montreal, London, Toronto; St. Catharines, and Lucknow arek.