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1 CONC Acton Free Press, June 27, 1963 - p.5
1 CONT Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Landsborough wish to announce the engagement of
1 CONT their daughter, Helen Joyce, to Mr. Stanley Ray MacNiven (Mac) Sinclair, s
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1 CONT of Mr.and Mrs. Stanley Sinclair of Guelph.  The marriage will take place o
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1 CONT Saturday, July 27, 1963, in the Acton Baptist Church at 3:30 o'clock.
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1 CONT Acton Free Press, August 1, 1963 - p.8
1 CONT Sinclair-Landsborough Wedding at Baptist Church on Saturday
1 CONT Choir leader, assistant church organist and Sunday School teacher at Acton
1 CONT Baptist church, Helen Joyce Landsborough was married there Saturday
1 CONT afternoon, July 27, to Stanley Ray McNiven (Mac) Sinclair.  The Rev. Stanl
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1 CONT Gammon officiated at the double-ring ceremony and the church was decorated
1 CONT with pink carnations and white mums for the occasion.
1 CONT The bride, who was on the staff of the Robert Little public school, is the
1 CONT daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. L. Landsborough of 97 Lake Ave., Acton
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1 CONT The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sinclair of R.R. 4, Guelp
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1 CONT graduate of the University of Toronto, he is doing post-graduate work at t
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1 CONT Institute of Aerophysics, Downsview, and the couple will be living at
1 CONT Downsview.  George Elliott was the guest organist as the regular church
1 CONT organist, Charles Landsborough, gave his daughter in marriage.  Mrs. Don
1 CONT Livingstone of Georgetown, the bride's cousin, sang The Lord's Prayer a
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1 CONT Perfect Love.
1 CONT The bride had made her own full-length wedding gown of white silk faille,
1 CONT its bodice and short sleeves of Chantilly lace.  The bell-shaped skirt was
1 CONT accented with lace appliques.  A band of silk faille held her veil of silk
1 CONT illusion and she carried a bouquet of white mums, red sweetheart roses and
1 CONT ivy.
1 CONT The matron of honor was Mrs. Frank Cooper and the bridesmaids were Miss
1 CONT Donna Landsborough, Acton, the bride's sister, and Miss Sheila Sinclair,
1 CONT Guelph, the groom's sister.  They were gowned alike in bell-shaped dresses
1 CONT of French blue crystal charm with bateau necklines.  Their headpieces were
1 CONT ring hats of matching fabric.  They carried cascades of whtie carnations a
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1 CONT blue delphiniums.
1 CONT Peter Veldam of Guelph was groomsman and the ushers were Bob Landsborou
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1 CONT North Bay, brother of the bride, and Frank Cooper, Toronto.
1 CONT Garden flowers decorated the Sunday school room of the church for the
1 CONT reception which followed the ceremony.  Mrs. Landsborough wore for her
1 CONT daughter's marriage a grey and pink printed silk sheath with beige
1 CONT accessories and a corsage of pink carnations.  Mrs. Sinclair, the mother o
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1 CONT the groom, wore navy shantung with white accessories and pink sweetheart
1 CONT roses.
1 CONT Leaving on a honeymoon motor trip east, the bride wore a two-piece navy an
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1 CONT white silk sheath with red and white accessories and a corsage of red
1 CONT sweetheart roses.
1 CONT Guests were present from Guelph, Hillsburgh, Toronto, Hamilton, Georgetown
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1 CONT Petrolia, Milton, Alliston and North Bay as well as Acton to extend best
1 CONT wishes to the couple.
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1 CONT They were living in Ottawa in 1999.