HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-10-21, Page 10[oto by Harvey Mcoorwe$j
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The . October- meeting.., of
Pine -River V.C.W. was held
at the home of the president,
Mrs. Jack Campbell. Linda
extended a welcome to all,
then.: gave a Thanksgiving
thought, Something for
Which you are thankful was
answered for roll call.
Mast. Brad Rotteau con-
ducted .a meaningful wor-
ship
or
s ..hip service, :giving the med-
itation and. prayer. Then
Mrs. Lloyd Campbell intro-
duced the two guest speakers
from Walkerton Association.
for the Mentally Retarded,
Mrs. Karen Boyce told of her
involvement with handicap.
Pal adults, while,Mis Peggy
Munroe. related , her ',exper
fence dealing with handi-
capped children. There is
always . a need for volunteer.
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host families who will give a
child a holidayaway from
their parents.. Both ladies;
stated that the programa give
the mentally : handicapped a
better image of him or he -
s�ejf, making . the, community
more involved and .aware of
the handicapped child. Diane
thanked the ladies .for their
information.
During the. business, the
minutes anda. favourable
treasurer's report were read.
Mrs. Jim Farrell thanked
everyone for the wonderful
support given toward the
success of the Kountty
chen Bazaar, Marathon
e uclrces will be held again
this winter.. It was decided to
hold the congregational sup-
per on Friday evening, Nov-
ember '20.
LIUCKNOW
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SVMDA'lt, `OBER 25
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Combined Services
Church and Sunday
School
Nursery provided
Evettynne Welton.
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Flickering candelabra ' of
roses, .p'sfern, queen
Anne lace and delphinium in
autumn shades adorned
Lucknow United Church, for
the exchanging of marriage
vows between Donald Eldon
Ritchie and Ruth Ann Alton,
on Friday,' Sententber 11,
1981 at 7 pam. '
The bride is the daughter
of. Mr, and Mrs•'Glen Wal-
den .o Lacknow and the.
groom is the son of Mr, and.
Mrs. Eldon Ritchie of R. # 3
Lucknow,
Reverend ` Warren Me.
Dougall of Lucknow ofhtc,at-
ed ;at the double' ring' cere-
mony. Organist, Mr. ; Karl
Morrison, accompanied Mrs.
Sheila Alton, cousin ,of the
bride, . who sang, "Wedding
'Song'.' and . "Each for. the
Other". .
The bride chose a • king,
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andlelight cere:
knife pleated gown with
long, full.. bishop sleeves and
sweetheart neckline,. Appli-
ques of imported embroider-
ed daisies adorned the mid-
riff, .neckline and sleeves. A
long chapel train falling from
the back .of the waistline was
alio trimmed with Matching
embroidered lace, Her bowl-
er type hat was trimmed with
matching lace and acccented.
with tiny seeded pearls, She
carried a cascading; bouquet
of papaya c ymbidium torch -
ids, boston fern, heather fern
., and golden osprey feathers.
She was attended by hex
sister, Nancy. Alton as maid
of honour. June Alton. and
Grace Alton, sisters of:. the
bride and.. Carol Ritchie,.
sister of the :growls were
bridesmaids,
They wore identical gowns
in tear rose polyester knit,
trimmed with a feminine full
sleeve of dotted silk net.
Appliques of. imported.
matching lace from .. France
adorned . the neckline and
cuffs of the sleeves an well as
the empire waistlines.. They
carted ivory Javanese fans
with papaya cymbidium or-
chids and: golden osprey
feathers, trimmed with bran-
dy coloured satin 'streamers.
The : groomsman was Jim
Ritchie, brother ' of the
groom. The guests were ush-
ered by Bill Mole, Larry
Henderson, friends of the
groom and . Gordon. Alton,
cousin of the bride: they
j wore chocolate brown tuned -
os .wifh . boutonnieres of pap-
aya roses.
An open reception •follow
ed at the Lucknow Commun-
ity Centre with 'music prow-.
save with
21 $i1—'Pae 10
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iided by, The Siddon Broth -
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The bride's mother ¢receiv
ed guests in a street length
jacket drossof polyester knit
in figures brown shades and
a corsage of catelya orchids
andbaby's breath.
The groom's mother as-
sisted wearing an aqua street
length jacket dressof ultra
suede and, matching polyest-
er, Her corsage was aqua
and mauve • roses.
The bride "changed to a
grey gabardine suit accented
with'a .rose blouse and wood -
rose corsage for their wed;
ding 'trip . to Northern Ont-
ario.
The couple are residing on
Napier Street, Lucknow,
where gtith operates a Home
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his Electrical Contracting
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