The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-10-17, Page 184.
GILLESPiE - WILSON
On September 7th at 7.00
p.m. Susan Gayle Wilson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Orval Wilson, Culross Town-
ship, proceeded down the
aisle of the Teeswater United
Church to meet her groom,
Ronald Lloyd Gillespie, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Don Gilles-
pie, Kinloss Township. Rev.
Arnold Proud, Teeswater,
assisted by Rev., George
Garratt, ,Lucknow, officiated
at the double ring ceremony.
The church was decorated
with white feathered mums,
pink carnations and blue
daisies surrounding lighted
tapers in candelabra.
Mrs. Sydney Smith, organ-
ist, accompanied the soloist,
Miss Sharon Sewers, who
sang "Evergreen" before
the ceremony, "The Wed-
ding Song", during which
the bride and groom present-
ed flowers to their mothers,
and "You Light Up My
Life", during the signing of
the register.
The bride, given in mar-
riage.by her father, chose a
gown of polyestersilk trim-
med with chantilly lace. The
dress was .designed with a
Queen Anne neckline, long
full Bishop sleeves and cath-
edral train. A Juliette lace
headpiece held her cathedral
veil trimmed with matching
lace. The bride carried an
arm bouquet of red silk
roses and baby's .breath'.
Matron of honour was Lori
Bushell, of New Hamburg
and bridesmaids were Cathy
Gillespie, of London and
Jeannette Fair, of Kitchener.
They wore powder blue flr.a,
length gowns with matching
capes and carried baskets of
silk pink and blue carnations
with white daisies, trimmed
with white streamers knotted
with forget-me-nots. Their
gowns were completed with
matching sprays of flowers in
their hair.
John Bushell, of New
Hamburg, was the best man
and ushers were George Hal-
denby of Sarnia and .Ron
Wilson of Kincardine. All
wore powder blue tuxedos
with boutonnieres to match
the bridesmaids bouquets.
The groom wore a match-
ing powder blue jacket, 'a red
rose boutonniere, dark blue
trousers and a vest.
The bride's mother chose a
grown of beige floral chiffon
with a corsage of coral roses.
The groom's mother wore a
light blue polyester gown
with a pink rose corsage.
The reception followed at
the : Teeswater Community
Centre with music provided
by. "Drumlin". The newly-
weds spent their honeymoon
at Niagara Falls and are now
residing at R. R. # 1
Holyrood.
Prior toher marriage, the
bride was honoured at a girl
friend shower, community
shower, annla relative show-
er.
Paper Wheat
held over
."PAPER WHEAT", the
blockbuster show from
the Saskatoon, Saskat-
chewan's 25th Street
House Theatre, comes to
Blyth .Memorial Hall on
Wednesday evening,
October 24 at 8 p.m.
An extra performance
of Paper Wheat has been
added for Thursday,
October 25 at 8 p.m.
Reservations cah be
made by catling the box
office at 523-9300
Like the Blyth Summer
Festival Theatre, the 25th
Street House Theatre
creates and performs
original plays about the
region and people it
serves.
Premiered in the West,
PAPER WHEAT has had
an outstanding reception
in all the Communities
where it has been per-
formed. A recent article
in the Canadian Weekend.
Magazine talked about its
success not only in
smaller centres, but in
Calgary, Montreal, and
Vancouver. A . tour
highlight has been the
performance at the
National Arts Centre in
Ottawa.
PAPER WHEAT
promises to be an evening
of old-style oratory,
humor, sentiment, drama
and stepdancing. Bill
Prokachuk, a Western
Canadian fiddle cham-
pion, will provide live
fiddle music..
It's a story of hope,
determination, courage
and the discovery that
isolation and helplessness
.can be overcome by
human co-operation. The
early attempts of far-
mers to market their own
grain, the formation of\
the Wheat Pool, the
growth of the Co-
operative movement, and
the continuing battle of a
modern farm family to
make ends meet, are just
some of the highlights.
Learnnew stitches
ST. HELENS 4-11
The second 4-H meeting of
the St. Helens Needle-0-
Needlers was held in the St.
Helens Hall.
President, Suzanne Kirk-
land, opened the meeting.
The standard colour wheel
was explained to club mem-
bers by Marian Raynard and
examples were given.
Leaders, Mrs. Luba Weber
and Mrs. Norma Raynard,
demonstrated and discussed
the Bargelio and Continental
stitches.
Entries in area fall fairs of
a 4-H display were discus-
sed. Members completed
work on their stitches.
Nifty
Needlers
BY SHARON ALTON
The fifth meeting of the
Trinity Nifty Needlers was
held October 10. Michele
Humphrey, president; chair-
ed the meeting.
The girls divided into
junior and senior groups.
The junior group did the
blocking of the coasters and
Mrs. Ritchie helped them.
The seniors did the blocking
of .their pillows and Miss
Hackett assisted.
Continental
Curies
BY LORI GINGRICH ,
The third meeting of the
Holyrood Continental Cuties
was held October 4 at the
home of Barb Gingrich.
Lea -Anne Haldenby read
the minutes of the second
meeting. Marlene Murray
moved that they be adopted
as read and Lori Gingrich
seconded it.
Mrs, Gingrich explained
the two stitches, Bargelo and
Cross stitch. Everyone tried
their hand at it. While
members worked, Mrs. Gin-
grich talked about free choice
projects for senior members.
The fourth meeting of the
Continental Cuties was held
at the home of Barb Gingrich
on October 11. Lea -Anne
Haldenby read the minutes
of the previous meeting.
Joy Ackert handed out
several types of canvass and
explained the different
kinds. Senior members could
use these samples in their
files.
The meeting was then
handed over to Barb Ging-
rich who talked about how to
DEATH
Catherine (MacDiarmid)
Stockham passed away in the
Presbyterian. Village Home,
Detroit . on October 5, 1979.
Beloved wife of • the late
George D. Stockham. Surviv-
ed by one sister, Mrs. Neil J.
MacKenzie of Lucknow and
several nieces and nephews.
Predeceased by three broth-
ers, Donald, Grant and Ray
MacDiarmid. Funeral ser-
vice's from the Neely Funeral
Home, Detroit. Burial at the
Grand Lawn Cemetery, De-
troit. .
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gave the treasurer's report
and the covers were distri-
buted. The skit subject
"Let's Bargelle" was chosen
Or Achievement Day.
Both leaders discussed
and demonstrated the Cross
stitch apd the Bargelle stitch.
The free choice article was
discussed.
Punch `n'
Pullers
BY ELIZABETH WILKINS
The third meeting of the
Punch 'n' Pullers was held
on October 13 at the home of
Elizabeth Wilkins.
The meeting was opened
by . president, Gayle Mac-
Kenzie.
The minutes of the last
meeting were read by Char-
lene Elphick.
har-leneElphick. Sheila Osborne
use the different stitches in
pictures and taught • the
"scotch" stitch to the group.
Mrs. Ackert then spoke
about graphing an enlarge-
ment and taught the "cash-
mere" stitch. The brick
stitch' was also taught during
this meeting.
Mrs. Gingrich read several
sections on needlepoint hist-
ory while the girls worked on
their needlepoint.
Thrifty
Threaders
BY DIANE VAN OSCH
The fifth meeting of the
Kingsbridge Thrifty Thread-
ers was held at Barb Van-
Diepenbeek's on Wednes-
day, October 10.
President Debbie Drennan
called the roll call and every-
one showed their work.
The members learned the
overcast stitch and the bind-
ing stitch. Mrs. Hogan .dem-
onstrated the stitches to be
used on the coasters.
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