The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-08-07, Page 10is
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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MURPHY COURTNEY
Wendy Joan Courtney and. Mich-
ael John Murphy 'were• united in
marriage on June 29 in the Pine
River United Church at 4 o'clock
in the afternoon
The bride .is the daughter of,
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Courtney,
R. R. # 1, Ripley. The groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Murphy of Chatham.,
Rev. Peter Renner officiated at
the double -ring ceremony.
Candles, which were lit by
Michael Courtney , brother of the.
bride; bowls of pink peonies and
a basket of summer flowers -
shasta daisies and gladioli, decor-
ated the altar. Wedding music
was played by Mrs. Lynn Lowry
at the organ and Mrs. Ernie Gib-
son at the piano. .The trio of
Mrs. Dianne Rotteau, Sandra and
Linda Kempton sang 'Bless This
House' and :T.he Marriage Hymn'.
Given in marriage by •her father.
the bride wore a hand -made floor -
length gown of white polyester,
satin with long sleeves. The bod-
ice and sleeves were .covered with
floral lace with pearl seed buttons
at the wrists. The dress train was
also attached at the waist with
seed pearl buttons. Her headpiece
was a Juliet cap which held in
place a floor -length illusion veil
of tulle. She carried a bouquet
of yellow roses and white carna-
tions.
Margaret Anne Courtney, cous-
in of the bride, was maid of
honour; Linda Murphy , sister of
The groom , Pauline Bonvarlez
friend of the bride and Shannon •
Lee Courtney, sister of the bride
were bridesmaids. Their dresses
were all of blue and white check
polyester gingham with white'
floral ,stitching', made in a prin-
cess style with short bell sleeves.
They wore short white gloves,
drop pearl necklaces and carried
white baskets filled with'pink and
white carnations and shasta daisies.
Pat Faubert of Chatham was.
groomsman. Ushers were Bob
Carmichael of Kitchener, friend
of the groom and ,Dennis and Pat
Courtney, brothers of the bride.
They all wore matching tuxedos
of royal.blue with dark blue vel-
vet trim, white shirts and blue vel-
vet bow ties.
Bagpipe music was enjoyed
when Piper Murray McDonald of
Ripley piped the Wedding Party
and guests from the church over
to the Reids Corners Community
Hall for_ the wedding dinner and
reception..
The bride's mother wore a
floor -length sleeveless gown of
creamy -vanilla polyester with
beaded collar. The groom's ,
mother wore a floor -length gown
of yellow polyester with white V-
shaped collar. Their corsages
were bronze mums.
Jim Bradley, friend of the fam-
ily, acted as Master of Ceremon-
ies with George McDonald, uncle
of the bride, saying Grace and
Ellwood Irwin. uncle of the bride,
giving the toast to the bride.
Following the reception and.
dance, with •music provided by the
Glenn Boyd Orchestra and Cliff
Emmerton, the young couple left
for their wedding -trip, the bride
dressed in a two-piece blue and
white polka-dot dress with white
accessories.'
Mike and Wendy are residing in
Ingersoll where the groom is em-
ployed in the Engineering Depart-
ment.
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Miss May White, Ron White and
Russell Nelson of Wawa visited for
a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar White.
Mr, and Mrs. Ted White and
Allan visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs: Martin McNeil and Bob
of Williamsford.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Million of
Calgary and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Million of Goderich visited last
Tuesday with Mrs. W. R. Hamil-
ton and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamil-
ton.
Fred Pitt of St,. Thomas visited
recently with Jack Roulston.
Many from this area attended,
the Craft Festivals in Lucknow and
Ripley this past weekend.
Mr. and Mrs: Bob Barkwell of
Dundas and, Mrs. Evelyn darkwell
of Lucknow visited on Monday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Hamilton.and family. and Mrs.
W. R. Harnilton.
Dawn Fludder of Lucknow is '
spending this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Hamilton
while her parents are on holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howe of
Listowel visited during the week
end with. Mr, and Mrs. Walter
Black and family and also'attend-
ed the Craft Festival in Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. David King of .
Goderich visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire and
family and also called on Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Hamilton and family
and Mrs. W. R. Hamilton.
Mr. Tarso Karantonis:and
friends of Toronto.,spent part of the
holiday week end at the former's
home here.
Bill and David Black of London
were home with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Black, for the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs.. 'Ray Hamilton
visited on.Thursday evening with
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Million of'God-
erich.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White and
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Moore and
family of Ripley attended the
Steam Threshers Reunion at ' Cooks-
town on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Deicer of
Hepworth visited on Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White. '
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Johnston of Ripley on the birth
of their baby girl, a sister for
Julie. The proud grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Orville Finlay-
son of this area.
MacMILLAN CLAN
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Joynt. A beautiful basket of
flowers was presented to the. group
from Reeve and Mrs'. Joynt.
A luncheonwas then served
and selections from the pipers
closed the afternoon session. The
MacMillan Clan and neighbours
and friends, numbering about two
hundred, then assembled at St.
Mary's Church, Lucknow, where
a memorial mass was celebrated
by Father Michael Dalton; in the
absence of the pastor Rev. Edward
Dentinger.
Altar boys were Michael Mc-
Nulty, David Griffin; ushers, Wal-
ter Smith, Bud Wocks, Ralph
Evanich, Donald Blem; organist,
Mary Ann Frayne; soloist, Eugene
Frayne; guest soloist, Ray Dalton,
accompanied by Sister Maureen;
lay reader „Clifford MacMillan;
gift bearers, Veronica
MacDermott , Joseph L. MacMil-
lan . A 'beautiful set of vestments
was presented to the church from
the MacMillan Clan.
The Clan then returned to the
Legion Hall, where a delicious
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buffet dinner was served, old ac-
quaintances renewed', and new
friends and relatives met together,
while the piper entertained with
pipe selections.
The master of ceremonies pro-
posed a toast to the MacMillan;
Clan and the Grand March led by
the Grand Marshal Joseph L. Mac-
Millan, who with his sister, Marg-
aret (Mrs. Griffin) welcomed
everyone in the hall. - .1.
Dancing: followed to the music
of Elliott Carruthers Orchestra.
Drawing for the MacMillan
plaque and special awards com-
pleted a gala evening.
The MacMillan Plaque was won
by. Hugh MacMillan, who was un=
able to attend, and it was accept-
ed by his daughter Dolores of Det-
roit. The award to the newlyweds
was won by Joe Griffin, of Royal •
Oak, Michigan. The guest, who
travelled farthest, was Maureen •
McNulty of San Francisco. The
award to the oldest member, of the
clan present , went to Joseph L.
MacMillan, Lucknow and greet-
ings to the oldest member of -the
Clan, Mrs, Mayme (MacMillan)
Menefee of Oklohomo, who was
urable•to attend. The new com-
mittee for next family reunion is
Paddy Ann Blem .
The highlight of the evening
was step dancing by John MacKin-
non of Teeswater , Flora Jean
Finnigan of Detroit and 'Maureen
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LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
SCHEDULE FOR
SUMMER SERVICES
Joint services with Lucknow and
South Kinloss Presbyterian
Churches
11 a.m. Morning Worship
July 7th to July 21st
In Lucknow Presbyterian
Church
July 28th to August llth
South Kinloss 'Presbyterian
Church
August 18th to September 1
In Lucknow United Church
Lucknow United Church
Ministerial Supply August
Rev. T. J. Rees
September 1
Rev. Douglas Kaufman
DUNGANNON
CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP
(MENNONITE)
Orrie Gingrich, Pastor
SERVICES
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
EVERYONE WELCOME
Mc Nulty of San Francisco, Ai'
midnight the offi-cial.clositg
the "Clan MacMillan Family
union" was the singing of Ault~
Lang Syne.
On Sunday afternoon thefaip
and friends gathered at the old
home, occupied by Mr, and
Patrick MacMillan'and family'
sumptuous lunch was served,
all enjoyed meeting the old !,
friends , and neighbours. Tldq
est neighbour was Mrs, Tomji
Whitechurch and the youuge,
Member of the group presest
Scott Douglas MacKinnon, iol
son of Douglas MacKinnon,'
loo.
Guests were present frons
ver ;Colorado, Detroit, Sad
cisco , Montreal, Kingston,!
don, Teeswater, Stratford,Saq
LUCKNOW
CHRISTIAN t
REFORMED
CHURCH .4
J. W. Van Stempvoot#j
Pastor
Services:
10:30 'a.m. -Worship Seri
8:00 p.m. Worship Serails
PRESBYTERIAN 1
REFORMED CHUR,
AT LOCHALSH
will hold
MORNING WORSHIP AT 1'
throughout the summer l;
Minister
Dr. David Freemen,
B.D., Th. M. Ph, D.
Lucknow
Presbyterian Chu
Rev. Glenn -,Noble,
Minister
Phone 528.2740
NO SUNDAY SCBM
IN AUGUST
11 a.m. Morning WorshiP
Joint services with Lu
United and South Kinloss
Presbyterian Churches
July 7th to July 2Is
In Lucknow Presbyterial
Church
July 28th to AurgUSt 11f1
South KfnlChurchesb
August 18th to Septembe.
Lucknow United Chutdi