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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-06-04, Page 66KELLY - WARDELL • r • • I 4, I at C .B Builders specializing In all types of 'Cement Work 2', 4', 8' Walls Pit Silos and Mantir, Tanks Al Types of Carpentry Phone Phone Doug Alex 5244147 529.4714 et 4 I. 0 ee • 4- • ursin June 14 - 22nd During Nursing Home Week, Please Visit A Resident. i Pnecrest Manor Limit* w #w tt WidlasaFt hie 10, SOO aitlan resoyterta meets ow stitute A pretty wedding took • place in Zion United Church, New Hamburg on. Saturday, May 3', 1980 when Lois May Rebecca, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, LeslieWardell,mas united in marriage with Michael Douglas -Kelly, son of Mrs: Robert Baker and the late Clarence Kelly. Rever- end Charles Rennie officiat- ed, at the double ring cere- mony. • 'The bride was given in marriage by her father. She looked lovely in a floor length gown with train of white satin, with embossed design on the collar and sleeves. She wore a circlet of white daisy design in .here hair and she carried a bouquet of red rWe, white—carnations and white daisies to which were attached white satin ribbon streamers. • She wore a topaz heirloom pin which had, originally be- longed to her great grand- - mother. • The bride's maid of hon- our, Faith Howie of Kitch- ener wore a floor length -gown of peach coloured poly-, ester with matching flowered' sheer cape and flower hair comb. Her three brides- maids, Helen Keller, Barb- ara Anne Ashton and Karen. Boutillier, wore similar dres- ses to the maid' of honour in yellow. The maids carried bouquets of peach crysanthe- mums, White daisies and' yellow daisies trimmed with peach satin streamers. Lisa Polzin was flower girl and wore a floor length peach coloured gown and flowered headpiece. She carried a white basket of peach dysan- themums, white daisies and yellow daisies, The ring bearer, Christ- opher Wardell, carried the rings on a heart-shaped white satin cushion'. He wore a black tuxedo and peach ruffled shirt with a black bow tie. The groom was attended by his best man Ray Heimple Ind Dave Williams, James O'Brien and Henry Wardell ushered the guests. They wore black tuxedos and black bow ties. The .groorn wore a peach ruffled shirt and peach boutonniere, The groom's at- tendants wore 'yellow shirts and white boutonnieres. The Maitland Presbyterial. -4 the W.M.S. of the PresbY- terian Chnreh met on. June 9 in Kiinx• Presbyterian • Church, Bluevale. The theme of the afternoon Session 1,was Awafehessvr anCeLt,he—eveningsesS!en—; • ' 'Involvement". The president, Mrs, ROS Cumming, Ripley, presided at both. sessions. The after- , noon devotions were taken by Molesworth afternoon, auxiliary, the sctipture • by Mrs, Biernes; meditation by _Mrs. felker'and prayer by. Mrs. Gray: Mrs. Golley, president of Bluevale W.M.S. extended a Welcome to all. A duet, by Mrs. Murray Gaunt and Mrs. James Eng- lish was, enjoyed by. all. • Two honorary, life -mem- berships in the W.M.S.. were ` presented: to Mrs. Victor EmerSon of Whitechureh by Mrs. William Evans, and to Mrs. James Little, If ucknowy • by Mrs. Morgan Henderson. The' guest speaker at both afternOon and evening ses- sions, was Mrs. Beth McIn- tosh, who, with her husband, Rev, Jack McIntosh, works with the. Koreans in Japan under the Presbyterian Church in Canada. They' are stationed at Osaka; Japan, and have worked for eight- een year among the Kore- ans'. An "In Memoriam" ser- vice was taken by Mrs. Roy MacKay, Wingharn after- noon auxiliary. The evening session began with a hymn sing, led by Mrs. Robert Bregrnan, Tees- water. The evening devo- tions were taken by Ashfield auxiliary, the scripture by 'Mrs. Stuart. McLennan, meditation by Mrs. Ewan MacLean arid prayer by Mrs. e N Gordon 'Finlaysoit.' A report of a Christian Conference held recently Ottawa was given by Mrs. Robert Arbuckle,: Wingham, Mrs. McIntosh showed to 11,C The Lucicnow. Women's Institute met hi the ToWn Hall for their',-.June meeting with '28, present. I Family. and Consumer Af-, fairs committee, Miss Eliza- beth Robinson, Mrs. Edna McDonald, Mrs, A. Herbert, and Mrs. Barkwell, had charge of the meeting and served a delicious dessert. Mrs. S. MacGillivray corned the members and read a poem On, Spring. Invitations were received from Ripley Women's Insti- tute to their tea in June and from Tiverton to their. Craft Show in August. The roll call was answered with, An old remedy for home sickness. Mrs. Edna •McDonald took charge of the program and called on Mrs. Wilbur Brown • and Mrs. Alex MacNay to give their reports on the Bruce South District .annua which was held at Bervie it May. -- -, YOU LILICKNOW UNITED CHURCH Rev. Doug Kaufman IVIInister slides. of Japan, aeConiparded by a most interesting com- mentary. Rev. Jack and Beth McIntosh have been on fur- lough in Canada. for a year and will return to Japan in Mrs.' Beatrice Adams was the Winner of a lovely -quilt, when her ticket was drawn at the District Annual in Bervie. The motto, There is nothing wrong with failing; It is what you do afterwards that shap- es• the character", Va$ very able taken by 'Mrs.. Ross Shiells: A sing song was then enjoyed with Mrs. Wes Rit- chie at the piano, and. Mrs. George Whitby read -a paper .On Family and.Consumer Affairs. Miss Ruth Thompson, shoWed slides of some of the beautiful Jlowers from the different -countries' in which she had travelled, including Canada, Ireland, England, Holland and parts of Africa. ofufgol:chTil 11 dere nh aavned 4thrtwilYe oldest will remain Ili:Canada to further their education, Courtesies were given by Mrs ,''Undervveocl, Whighatn, :Mrs, Enda McDonald thanked Ruth. fOr her lovely slides and presented her with a gift., LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN URCH Rev. Win;Munshaw B.A, DIV,. SUNDAY, JUNE 22 10:00 a.m. Sunday School a.rn. Morning Worship' c,9nun tinf on Service Everyone Welcome • • I The bride's mother receiv- ed wearing a smoke-blue dress of figured ',polyester and a mauve and white orchid' corsage...The groom's mother assisted Wearing a dress of beige and brown Polyester and a mauve and white orchid corsage. Pleasant organ music was prOvided by Florence Riddle and 'the soloist was Grace Peacock. Following ,:the ceremony; the bridal party left the church in. a horse-drawn buggy. - The groom's gifts .to his best man and ushers were. Matching sets of initialed silver cufflinks and tie pins. He gave the ring bearer a lapel pin. The bride's gifts to her bridesmaids were silver lockets and she gave a gold locket to the flower girl. The guests attended a dinner at the Golf Steak - House in Bridgeport follOw- ing the wedding. The tables were adorned with candles and the head table ,was centered by a beautifully decorated wedding cake. Guests were present from New Hamburg, Kitchener, Bright, Woodstock, Ripley and the surrounding area, Prior to her marriage, the bride was honoured at sever- al showers. The happy couple will reside in New Hamburg. LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN. REFORMED CHURCH SUNDAY, JUNE 22 Services For Summer Months June, July, August 10:00 a.m. and 800 p.m. Saturday Bible School 9:30 - 11:45 a.m. Listen to the Back to God Hour 10:30 a.m. CKNX SUNDAY, JUNE 22 10 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Nursery Provided For Pre-School Children Jr. Congregation for 5 - 8 Year Old Children s ettkir The`Staff. & Students Of LticknowCen :tral . Public.SchoOl Cordially invite ' All Parents, Friends And Former Students t0 a Retirernent Tea for , } - Mrs: Grace Taylor - at LucknoviiCei f -trld Public Aikido! Friday, June 20,1980 1 ir5 p.m. ..°1.1111.1.anema"lanasexamingewassexigaii I.