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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDDINGS■■ j.'-f-''J''r ' " 1 , , • , ? • ;
' POTTERr-DOUGHERTV
A lovely wedding took place
on Saturday, July 25th, at four
o’clock, in Dublin Street United
Church, Guelph, of Miss Gwen-
dolyn. Jane Dougherty, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. &. Dough-r
efty and Mr. William Alexander
Potter, son of Mr. and Mrs. A,
Grant Potter, Guelph, formerly
of Toronto. Rev. E. IS. Baskier
officiated at the ceremony.
The church was decorated with
white gladioli in tall. standards
and. the bride was, given in mar-
riageJiyuh^^^
imported gown of feather white
organdy with a ’ rose • .patterned,
embroidered bodice, , and front
peplum cascading over a iboqf-
fant skirt. The bodice was styled
with shirred sleeves and a stand-
away triple fold of plain organdy
framing the shoulders. Her fin
gertip veil was fastened ito a
headdress of braided organdy,
She carried a loose cascade of
white gladioli petals and steph
anotis. • ■ /, '
Mrs. Greg Fraser of Toronto
was matron of honor and wore a
waltz-length gown of white or
gandy over -petal- pink—taffeta-
with V portrait neckline, shir
red sleeves arid bouffant skirt
with a pink cumberbund sash.
She carried a- loose bouquet of
tinted pinks and aquamarine dais-
ies and wore a garland of some
ip-her hair with a veil.
The bridesmaids were ; Miss
Joan Doliby, Guelph; Miss Ruth
Wayibraridt, Toronto, and Miss
Audrey Woods, Dundas, as junior
bridesmaid. They wore' identical
gowns of white organdy over
aquamarine taffeta and carried
bouquets of pink "tinted daisies
arid garlands of pink daisies in
.their,'hair. . ■ ■ \ J
Mr. Nelson Potter of Toronto,
brother of the groom, was best
man and the ushers Were Mr.
Reid . Whitham, * Galt; M#. Don
De Nike, Toronto and Sub-Lieut.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1953
John Hewer of Centralia,
Miss Shirley Bieman played the weddlnUusic and Mrs. Carl,
Shermans sang “The Lord s Pray
er” prior to * the, ceremony #*Mld
“I Love Thee” during the sign
ing of the register. *
;" A-, reception was held after at,
the Guelph Country 4 Club for
about 90 guests. The rooms were
decorated with white gladioli aod
the bride’s table was centred with
a three-tiered wedding cake, sil
ver candleaibra with., ‘pink and
white tapers and low' silver bowls
of sweet peas and baby’s breath.
The (bride’s mother wore a floor
length, gown of champagne chdn-
wore a corsage of Talisman roses,
in a floor length gown of orchid
hf Butterfly roses. The
esented her 'bouquet to
__ grandmother, Mrs. R* J-
Woods, formerly of St. Helens.
For a wedding trip to the Laur-
entians. the bride wore a dusty ' ■..■ . •* ‘ • ->
accessories. Her corsage was tiny
?tiily^ace/“and”"riyi0h/^£nl|^7^11'tl“
wore a corsage . of Talisman roses..
The -groom’s mother was gowned
in a floor length gown of orchid
crepe ah^d hat to match and ^a
corsage -
brrde
her'
For a wedding trip to the Laur-
pink suit with white/ and navy
pink roses and stephanotis. They
Will live in Windsor, Ont.
i „ Mr. .and Mrs. Charles MacAree,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacAree
apd Glenden Patterson of Mc
Auley, Mian., were visitors last
week with Mr, and Mrs. ., John
Cameron. . / '
Miss Anna Stuart of Toronto
spent the holiday week-end at.
her home here.
Miss Janet Durnin apd Mr.
Charles Durnin of London have
been visitors with Mr., and Mrs,
Jim Durnin. < T
Mr, and Mrs. Irvin McCabe,
Maryin and Bryan of Windsor;
were /holiday visitors ; with her
father,. Mr? John McQuillin and .
other relatives./1 /
Mr., and Mrs. Lorne Humphrey
of Hespeler were week-end vis
itors with Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Humphrey.,
Miss Margaret MacPhersori, R.
N., returned to St. Joseph’s Hos
pital, London, on Saturday after
a four week vacation spent at
Grand Bend and at her home
here.
■ Recent guests of Mr', and Mrs.
George Stuart included Mr. Dun-
can McDonald of Alberta, Mr.,
and Mrs. George MacGregor of
Ht^ilWrirrMriste^^^
Gregor of Sudbury, Miss ' Cath
arine MacGreglor and Mrs. N; J.
McKenzie of Luclaiow.
Master George McQuillin of.,
Hamilton is a holiday visitor with
hiscousinS/MaryandBarbai'a
.Purdon. . : '
His many friends were sorry,
to hear of the severe illness of
Torrance Anderson and hope for
a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Alex Murdie and Bob are ?
holidaying at Point. Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clark of
Ottawa, Mrs. Alex McLennan of
Chicago and Mrs. Wm. Mackin-
-toshr_ofLWyoming called on
friends in the village on Satur
day evening.
Enjoyed ' Bus Trip
The bus trip/^ponsored by St
Helen’s W.I. prbved to . be very
successful arid was enjoyed by
30 ladies z and young folk. Allan
Reed’s bus left St. Helens at 8.00
for Stratford, Here they saw
where the Shakespearian plays
i are held and enjoyed a drive
through the scenic/park, then on
to Kitchener where we stopped
for dinner? After dinner there
were two conducted tours thru
the Weston bread shop and Pepsi
Cola , bottling works. The group ;
saw. bread being made from the :
dough right to the finished pro- :
duct all sliced and wrapped arid
loaded on trucks. Everyone re- .
Ceived a free coke and package . u
of doughnuts. While in Kitchener
they visited the boyhood home of
MacKenzie King which is being
restored and furnished with fiir.- .
nishings from his home in Ot
tawa. /'.'■• -./ •' ! /
From there the bus headed for
Guelph .for a tour of the Re
formatory and O.A.C. and one of
the parks. In this park is a replica
of the first, hriuse built in Guelph .
by the founder, John Galt. In
Guelph the ladies went, on a brief
shopping spree.
The last stop for the day was
at Elora Rocks park which the
Djeparto^nt/of Highways is going ,
to make into a beauty stop. The
rocks and gorge are aw.e inspir
ing. There they had- a 'picnic sup*
per before starting for horne al/
•fivinig. a£ St. * Helens h toliiid ..
10.30., tired but happy and pleas
ed to have taken the time to' yo/
tripping around Western' Ontai io, .<
—Those...making..the.rJ.rip?i.wm^L,^
Mrs. Fred McQuillin, Ivan ajifl /
Barry; Mrs., Gordon MacPhersori^^
Isabelle arid Margaret; ,Mr^* fCrriT/:
est Gaunt, Eddie and Donnie Jo”:
Miss Jean and -DaWna Aitchison; ’
“Mrs;. rRoss *Gam*miie:;' ’Mrs;
?ter; .Mrs, Jas. Ciirran and Nan<y< .
Mrs.. T.‘ J. Todd/and Anne: j
Frank McQuillin and Tbrry; M p “
vin McCabe; Mrs. Will. Ruther
ford; Mrs; Charles McDohjM: ‘ |
Mrs. Harold Gaunt and Beverly:
Milder; Margaret Smith;
Fbrari and Betty McDonald.
WHIT
Allan Reed took a bus load
down, on an interesting trip to
the rock garden at Hamilton, the
Canal Locks at Thorold, the
shredded-wheatplantat-Niagara,
Niagara Falls and’ Brock’s monu-,
ment. Those who went on the
trip were Mrs. Jas. Wilson, Mrs.
G. E. Farrier, Mrs. W. Conn and
Elaine, Mrs. J. King, Mrs. Percy
Caslick and son Reggie, Mrs. E.
Sleightholm, Mrs. Robt.. Laidlow,
Mrs. Arnold Vint and son Car
man, Mrs. H. Laidlaw, Mrs. Robt.
iPurdon, Miss Lois Falconer, Kath-
aleen, Mary and Gordon Fisher,
Donnie Jantzi, Nancy Forster,
Mary and Dorothy Ross, Mrs.
Russell Gaunt and Janet, Mrs. E.
Moorer Rena and Phyllis; Miss.
Leah Currie, Mr. and^Mfsi Jasr
Mclnnes, Mr. and Mrs. W. James,
Roy and Leonard, Joanne Case-
more arid Marilyn. Morrison.
■Mr. and Mrs. Sig Foirie, Rev.
and Mrs. Graydon* Cox, Donna
and Ruth Anne, Mary Ellen Ross,
Marjorie Coultes and" Mrs; M.
Ross all spent last week at a cot
tage at Point Clark.
Mr. and Mrs.: Wm. Macintosh,
Kay and Alex x>f Lucknow, Mrs.
Scatterty and son Sandy of Har
row visited with Mrs. Kennedy
on Sunday.
;/■ Mr, and Mrs. Russell Moore
and family of Preston spent the
Week-end with his parents, Mr.
andMrs. A.,Moore. /
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Thompson,
and/family are spending a few
days with her parents, Mr? and
Mrs. A. Moore.
Mrs. Geo. McClenaghan has a
sore leg caused by a fork tines
When the cow kicked her last
Monday night.
Mrs. E. Welwood spent a few
days last Week with her daughter-,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Heiffer of Turn
berry. ■ . $ . /'• / ■.
. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gillespie &
family spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Farrier and Mrs. ■
J. G.,Gillespie. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Gillespie have beenViying in Tor
onto for the last month where
Jack has been working.
Miss Oliye Terriff, R.N., has
started to nurse in the Listowel
Hospital agjun. ■
Mrs. Jack Flanagan spent last
week , with’ her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Inglis/ .:.?/?; //./
Mr? and Mrs. Brant of Michi
gan, daughter of the former Lily,
Fleming^ are visiting Mr. & Mrs.
Bert, Thompson and. called* on
friends around No. 9 school house
to See the old farm, ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker and
family of near London spent the
Week-end with Mr. and Mrs. B.
D. McClenaghan. , ■. , , 6 ?
Miss Doreen Chapman of ACir-
ora is visiting her uncle, Mr. and i
W.u—R^.-C.hapm.aii,__ ______
Cars Sideswiped ,'
• On Saturday night there was
a car accident bn the 4th Con.
of Kinloss at H. Pettapiec’s gate
- when Mr. and Mrs. K J, Keis-
J wetter of Kinloss and Mr. and
• Mrs. Herb Miller and family of
i Lpcknow sideswiped cars? Pat
I Smith, passenger in the Keiswet-,
1 .Vter-Jdar^..,,had..: some--dufS“-ih the-
: forehead. and. the eldest of the
Miller children was admitted to
hospital. Provincial Police . w(Tc
called to the scene,
. Mr. and Mrs. Alex’ Murray <>1
Toronto Spent the week-end here:
arid at. Langside. Mr. and
, -Sandy • - -Murray—-and^-dabglituL
Kathleen * * iU
them.