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THE LUCKNOWSENTINIEL, 1,111CKNOW, ONTARIO
McKENZIE - CUDMORE
The altar of Ontario Street
United Church., Clinton, WaS adorn-
ed with gold candelabra, melon
mums, daisies and ivy, for the
September 28 wedding at which
vows and rings were exchanged by
John E. McKenzie. R- R. 1
Dungannon.. and Helen L. Cud -
more, 41 Princess Street E.,
Clinton.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Cudmore, Clin-
ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Don
McKenzie. R. R. 1 Dungannon, are
the parents of the groom.
Rev. L. S. Lewis conducted the
ceremony.. Organist was Mrs.
Doris McKinley and soloist was
Wm. Craig who sang Wedding
Prayer and the Hawaiian Wedding
Song.
The bride chose an A-line
gown in treviera crystalette with a
demure waistline and a high
Victorian neckline. Down the front
and the back of the gown from the
top of the neckline to the bottom of
the hemline was a large row of
atencon lace. Her long chapel train
held at the waistline was trimmed
all around the edge with matching
lace. Her headdress was a_Juliette
cap trimmed with seeded pearls. It
held a four -tiered silk veil. She
wore an opal necklace and ear-
rings, a gift from the groom. and
carried white daisies. sonja roses.
ribbons of sonja and baby's breath.
Matron of honour was Donna
Watson. sister of the groom.
Listowel. . Senior bridesmaid was
Miss Janice, Herman. a friend of
the bride. London; junior brides-
maid was Miss Belinda Cudmore,
niece of the bride: and flowergirl
was Miss Joy Cudmore. niece of
the bride.
The matron of honour and the
bridesmaids wore melon silk organ-
za gowns with ruffled Vs at the
back and the front. Their long
straight skirts had matching ruffles
around the hemline. Bishop
sleeves with tiny tight cuffs were
trimmed with the same imported
French lace as touched the neckline
at the centre of the V. They wore
Victorian hats of • melon and
carried white daisies. baby's
breath. baby mums of yellow and
ribbons of white and yellow.
• The flowergirl was attired in a
gown of the same design as the
bride's. Tiny melon bows were
tucked into her blonde hair.She
carried a parasol brimming with
baby's breath. white daisies. yel-
low mums, sonja roses and ribbon
Groomsman was Donald Wat-
son. brother-in-law of the groom.
Listowel. Ushers were Donald
Cudmore. broth -..m of the bride.
Clinton and Douglas Haskell• ,
friend of the groom. Port Albert.
Gold candelabra with streamers
of melon ending in white wedding
bells decorated Clinton Legion Hall
foi the wedding reception. The
bride's table featured bouquets, a
wedding cake trimmed in melon, a
parasol and silver wine goblets.
The guests' tables were centred
with brandy glasses filled with
colored water and floating yellow
daisies.
The bride's mother wore an
orange jersey two-piece gown with
a pleated bodice and a long slender
skirt. Her matching pleated jacket
was tied at front with a high
neckline.
The groom's mother chose a teal
blue gown of whip satin with a
matching jacket trimmed with
alcence lace.
For travelling, the bride changed
to a two-piece linen weave suit
trimmed in orange with a long
floral silk scarf. Her beige hat was
also trimmed with material match-
ing the scarf and she wore a
corsage of sonja roses. She carried
brown gloves matching her
orange and brown leather purse
and- shoes.
Several showers were held for
the bride. Her co-workers at
University Hospital honoured her
with a linen shower; Miss Janice
Herman entertained at a miscel-
laneous shower; Mrs. Fran Powell
hosted a shower for relatives; a
•miscellaneous shower was given by
Mrs. Reg Cudmore: relatives and
friends were guests at a. miscel-
laneous shower given by, Pat
Matier and Donna Watson; and a
get together for neighbours was
held at the home of Mrs. • E.
Radford.
After the rehearsal. a party was
given for the bridal attendants and
the young couple at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Don McKenzie.
parents of the groom.
Masquerade Party
And Box Social
Excellent costumes made judg
ing extremely difficult at the
Amberley-Huron Snowmobile Club
Masquerade Party and Box Social
Evening. As one judge put
it. 'everyone deserved a prize".
However they managed to pick
some winners in the different
categories. Women's Comic - 1st.
Doreen Horning as theJolly Green
Giant. 2nd Carol Baler as a Negress
Baby; Men's Comic - 1st Steve
Corkurnas a lovely lady. 2nd John
Ferguson as a Mexican; ^Women's
Fancy - 1st Dusty Green as Mickey
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
Lucknow District
Co-op
• Now Have
• A Complete Line
of
/GUNS
And
AMMUNITIO
Shotgun Shells
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12 Gauge -- Regular and Magnum
Plus 16 Gauge, 20 Gauge and 410's
• Rifle Cartridges
' Many Calibres Such As •
25-06, 22 Long Rifle and Mushrooms',
22 Magnum, 303, 243, 32, 22-250, 308, 222,
30-30, 30-06, 44 Magnum, 270
/ Shotguns and Rifles
Ithaca 12 Gauge Automatic
Mossberg Lever Action 30-30
Mossberg 22 Magnum Autoraatk
Gooey Bolt Action Repeater
THERE ARE MANY OTHER GUNS
AND AMMUNITION TO COME
LUCKNOW DISTRICT CO OP
Phone 528-3024
Mouse. 2nd Cathy Dalton as a
Pirate; Men's Fancy - 1st went to
Dale Baler as a nurse. 2nd Brian
Bates as a Mexican.
Best Dress Couples - were Linda
and Ted. Diane and Brad Roteau.
dressed as Pirates and Cartoon
Characters; Comic Dress Couples -
1st Steve and Nancy Corkum
dressed as ladies. 2nd Bud and
Marg Culleton dressed as men.
There was also a Wicked Witch'.
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Little Black Sambo. The
Klan. ball players. cloA
and ladies and trio gall
tions and numerous other
ers.. To sum it all up it
great time.
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