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home of Mr. and Mrs, visiting with his sister,, Mrs.
Clifford Young and Boelie de Beer and, fatidly,
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with Mr. and Mrs,- Ron Barnt country for three, weeks and
'and boyS.-.1.'-:
Mr. and Mrs. dgrt, Mey early this Week'
THE HORON'CENTRE
'...F0kciokoREN & YOUTH,
. . - ' „ •
Is Isl°,50d to announce that
Mr. Robert Colichmon
Executive Director
Family Seryicas Association
of Mettopolitan TOrento
will speak on
"THE MENTAL HEALTH OF CHILDREN •
AT HOME AND AT SCHOOL" .
-At the Annual Meeting of the Centre
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 19 and 20
CALEDONIAN PARK,
LUCKNOW
Friday Night
8:00 p.m. Local Entertainment
Log Sawing Contest
Arm Wrestling
Saturday Night
8:30 Concert in the.
Community Centre
Entertainment by
Dicky'Dean, Magician '
Miller Sisters
10:00 p.m. Miss Midwestern
Ontario Beauty Contest
10:30 p.m. Dance, music by
Kountry Kats
FAMILY NIGHT
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20TH
$230 per person or $7.00 per family
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Page 14,--,Itopiellinow Bentkiell, Wednesday, September 17, 1980
oneymoon a
Glenda Jean • Ballagh be-•'
came the: bride of Lloyd
Gordon Morrisoh Saturday,
AUgust 9 at 7 o'clock, at the
Lueknow 'United Church,
Rev, Douglaa .Kaufman offle-
iated' at the double— ring
amid, .& stitiq4;`4r:
eandelabralightedwith-eeral-i-
tapers surrounded by coral
white liom porn mums.
Glenda is a daughter r of
Mr.. and Mrs/. Harvey Bal-
lagh of London, formerly. of
Belhaore, and Lloyd is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Morrison of R. R. # 1
Lucknow.
Music for the ceremony
was provided by organist
Karl MorriSon, brother of the
groom. , Before 'the bride
entered the church, • MiSs, •
Lavonne Ballagh, cousin of
the bride, sang, Because,
and during the signing of the
register, Give Me Your
Hand. The selections chosen
were those sung by Lavonne
and Miss Helen Bruder at
the wedding of the bride's
parents.
- Given in marriage' by her
family, the bride was dressed
in a full• length gown of white
polyester featuring an em-
pite waistline and Queen
Anne neckline. She •wore 'a
two tiered veil on a lace head
band and carried a bouquet
of red Talisman ,roses.
Miss Beverly Ballagh . of
Waterloo was matron of
honourfor her sister-and'the
, bridesmaids were Miss Kay
Morrison, sister of the
groom, Lucknow, and Mrs.
Darlene Kirk, sister of the
bride, Shallow Like.
Each girl wore a' rose in
her hair and carried a cas-
cade of peach gladiolas. They
were gowned alike in long
dresses of peach quiana.
Designed in blouson style
they had scoop necklines
With capelet Sleeves.
David Golley of Bluevale
was the best man while
-----ushersitwin -brothers -of -the
groom, Ralph and ,Roger
Morrison, R. 1 Lucknow,
ushered the guests to the
pews / marked with white
bows and• coral lily of the
valley. All guests were re-
ceived at the entrance by
Terry Ballagh of Waterloo,
brother of the bride.
A reception and smorgas-
bord dinner followed at the
Belmore ComMunity Centre,,
where about 300 guests
danced to the music of "The
Crippled Duck".
The bride's mother chose a
Ladies
6:30 .
bowling
league
Kathleen MacDonald and
Sharon Culbert bowled the
high single with a 251..
Kathleen MacDonald
boWled the high triple with a
566. •
Games of 200 and over:
Sharon Culbert 251, Kath-
leen MacDonald 251, Joan
Livingiton 220, Marion Mac- 1 '
Kinnon 206, Lois McIntosh
228.
Team points and stand-
ings. Lollipops 7, 12; Pretzels
7, 11; Chocolates • 5, 9;
Cheezies 2, 4; Peanuts 0, 3;
Chiclets 0, 3.
BY 01,14.01 YOVNG
Mr: -and Mrs. Len Cough-
-lin and• family took a tent
trailer _to Dunnville last -
—,,Tceitend,TheOkriCiZiinif
attended the 14th aniitial
eenfei'enee held 'there at
Byng Park, .
Mr. ' and Mrs, Clifford :
Young visited With his sister,
Mrs. May Richardson • of
Wingham last Tuesday even-
Mrs.. Ron George and
baby, Susan, spent a• few
days with relatives in Stfath-
roy lately, -
Jamie Young who is at-
tending college in Sarnia
spent the weekend at his
homes
Kim and Karey Coughlin
V isit with
English
friends
Recent dinner guests with
Mi., and Mrs. William Mac-
Pherson of Holyrood were
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Maul-
den and Keith, of Kinlough,
and Mr. and Mrs. •Arthur
Ivlaulden, of England. Other
visitors were Mrs. Fred Paul
-and-MiSs Joan PailI of HaittlY ."'
ton.
, -
WED., OCT. 1', 19'80 AT 7:30 .P.A.
AT 160 HURON STREET, CLINTON, ONTARIO
Mr: Couchman has, been a frequent guest on national
radio and television Speaking: on matters related to
.mental health, families and education.:
The Huron Centre for, Chilcken & •Youth has provided
counselling services for huedreds of young people and
families from all over Huran tOunty and beyond Since
its incorporation as a Children's Mental Health. Centre
in 1977. The Centre is governed by a Board of Directors,
-electedrat the Annual-Meeting of theCorporatierriecich-
year.
moBRISON -BALLAGH
land, Mrs, Mollie Wniteside.
For the honeymoon to
Niagara Falls and, the eastern
states, the bride wore a soft
beige, belted, shirt dress
with 'a corsage of Talisman
roses.
----Leroyd-alrd Glenda are , now-----
residing at R, R. # 1,
Lucknow.
short gown of printed green
sheet fabric and-the mother
of the groom wore a pink
polyester sheer in floral,
design. Their corsages were
mauve orchids.
Guests from many centres
in °Harm attende-d the re-
ception with a special attend-
ant from Dungannon, Ire-