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Mary Newbold led in an inter-
esting discussion on diets. We
are to bring a luncheon diet next ..
week: Mary Hackett closed with
exercises.
couple Wilt live
Alberto.-
On March 10, 1973 Parkdale
United Church, Calgary, All erta
was the scene of a clduble ring,•
candle light service uniting in
marriage Beth' Elaine, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Black,
Calgary and Franklin 'George, on ,
of Mr. and Mrs. Heber J. L. .
Eedy of Dungannon, Ontario.
The bride was attired In a floor
length gown of white embroidered
Swiss lace featuring a full train
which fell from the shoulders. Her
full length veil was edged with
complimentary lace and was held.
in plade with a headpiece of
small flowers and leaves. The
bride carried a crescent shaped
bouquet of pink orchids, ivy
leaves, 'white streamers and tiny
pink carnations. " Her only jewel-
ry WAs a pearl pennant .- gift of
the groom.
The bride was attended by
'Myrne Porter , Red Deer,
Alberta; Martha Eedy, Dunganf
non, Ontario (niece of the groom)
and Judy Wigton, Cochrane, Al-
-berta (niece of the bride). They
wore identical floor length/dresses
of a green floral design, large
sun hats and carried baskets of
white and yellow daisies.
The groom was attended by
`his brother Jack Y.,Eedy of
Straihroy, 'Ontario. • Guests were
ushered by the bride's brother
Dave Black and her cousin 'Mur-
ray Johnston. The, toast.to the
bride was given by her Uncle
Bob Johnston.
The bride's mother chose a
pink floor length gown with
matching knitted jacket and
wore a white rose corsage. Mrs.
Eedy we're a blue dress' and pink
roses to 'attend •her wedding.
Out of town guests were from
Dungannon, Strathroy, Goderich,
'Ontario; Swift Current , Saskat
cheWari; TrOchp, Red beer,
can, Cochrane ant Airdrie Al-
berta. .
The couple will, make their
hone iin CalgatY.
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCK OW • _ - • "0.•'•• • •• • •••••••‘,
• . , . . Gibson Ron- 17-22 The Officers Conference at th e April meeting . lurch W I Mrs, Bill . andMrs, , .
aid Forster sang Galway Bay
•is being held at Waterloo Univ- The. bill for painting the Corn- PEWS JRcH NEWS accompanied ,by Mrs. Farrier , ersity this year instead of Guelph, Munity Hall was, mentioned. The • ,
. 'pianist. Cornmunity. singing - My May .2 and 3. She also showed correspondence was read, also, . PLUMBING vomws ins... ' Wild;Irish Rose and East Side the many articles for sale at thank you notes for Valentine t! I lati°1.45 meeting West aide was: enjoyed. The roll PrOvincial level arid the many boxes from Miss Myrtle Beecroft, SERVICE. . , 12 at 2 p,m., at call - One wa a member Ma y bulletins which can be had on Mrs. Jennie Inglis, Mrs. Mary . George FisfleX• assist ill establishing good public W.I. work. She concluded with Coulter , Miss Annie Kennedy. — New: Bathrooms Installed
5 opened by the relations was answered by 17 nlefir ;the poem Take Time. Mrs. ., Mrs. George ••WellWood , Mrs. ) — Complete Bathroom and ident Mrs. Lorne hers and 4.visitOrs. .Houston was thanked by Mrs. - Chapman Jr. and Sr, , Kitchen Remodeling singing of the . Mrs . Durnin then introduced Russel McGuire and presented Mary and. Annie Laidlaw, , Mrs. -:- Hot, Water and Steam Mrs. Garnet the guest speaker Mrs. Harvey with a gift, , OrVille Toiffin, Mrs. Gershorn Heating ' Systems ,.
iting of the Houston. Mrs. Houston told us The president, Miss Merle Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Russel ° ' ,Installed and Repaired there would be no more reports . Wilson presided for the business. , Ross, Mrs, Bill Evans. ' • I 'he bird that to be handedOut•atyrovincial The" conveners Mrs. Metcalfe for MrS. Wallace Conn will rep- FOR 'QUICK PROFESSIONAL
' hat level. Rona-now' on they will Citizenship and. World Affairs resent Mrs. Russell Ross on the SERVICE
Lnd interest was be found in the Home and. Count- and Mrs. Ed Walker for,Family Hall Board until
...
Mrs. Ross is able. CALL RIPLEY ithe Durnin. She r __y.. They were instructed how and Consumer Affairs 'gave short to be present. Miss Merle Wit- .395-5472 happy when they to report for Public Relations and reports. The minutes were read son gave the courtesy remarks.
are happy for to be sure to always sign all •by secretary Mrs. Russel McGiiire. 'The meeting closed with the
ley too will sing, reports with names. She told of An invitation was read from Wing- singing of theQueen and the In- TOPS sing do not re- the work and Board meetings at ham Institute inviting Whitechurch stitute Grace,
it is so in Provincial level and her duties to their meeting March 15 to, hear Lunch was served by the corn-
le She conolud• which are many. The National a speaker on Cancer. It was mittee Mrs: Fred Tiffin, Mrs. The Lucknow Tops met on
ni birds and their Convention is at. Banff on June decided to have a penny auction Garnet Farrier, Mrs. Ed Walker. March 12, with 15 present. 12
pounds were lost and 3 gained:
Mary Hackett won the draw and
Shirley Hackett and Anna John-
stone tied fOr Queen 'of the Week.
Our group won the Travrelling
Plaque for DeCember for most
average pounds lost per member.
We are starting a weight ,bingo'
next week with prizes for the
winners'.