HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-09-30, Page 16Page 16--Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 30, 1987
the double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Roy and Bet-
ty Pennington, Wingham. The groom is the
son of Don and Jean Ross of Whitechurch.
Liz Drennan, Lucknow, friend of the
bride was the matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Karen Pennington,
Waterloo and Vickie Belanger, London,
both friends of the bride.
Dave Ross of Whitechurch, brother to
the groom acted as best man. Ushers in-
cluded Allan Pennington, Wingham,
brother of the bride, and Brian Ross,
brother of the groom.
Organist for the ceremony was Lynn
Fischer, cousin of the bride. Soloist was
Frank Renwick, friend of the family and
the poen reader was Shelby Alton ' of
Calgary, cousin of the bride.
The eouple welcomed friends and
relatives from Calgary, Orleans, Kit -
41. off" —
Pennington - Ross
Lois Marie Pennington and Robert John
Ross were united in marriage August 15,
1987 at the Teeswater United Church. Rev.
Arnold Proud of Niagara Falls conducted
chener, Waterloo, Wiarton, London, Owen
Sound and the surrounding areas.
After their holiday on the East Coast, the
couple returned to their home in Waterloo.
Bob is employed by Hewlett-Packard as a
mechanical designer and Lois by St.
John's Nursery School as a teacher and
supervisor. (Photo by Walden)
Hackett -Melitzer
Trinity United Church in ,Ashfield
Township was the setting for the double
ring ceremony. of Lori Evelyn Hackett and
Gary Michael Melitzer on Saturday,
September 5, 1987. Rev. R.J. Roberts was
the officiating minister.
The organist for the ceremony was
Marilyn Copiland of Kitchener with Ruth
• Alton of RR7 Lucknow as soloist.
The bride is the daughter of D.A. and
Evelyn Hackett of RR3 Lucknow while the
groom is the son of Karl and Joan Melitzer
of Waterloo. Matron of Honor was Joan
Hays of Wroxeter, sister to the bride.
Bridesmaids were Pam VanDyke of RR3
Lucknow and Sharon Nivins of RR7
Lucknow, friends of the bride as well as
Cheryl Faxton of Wingham, cousin of the
bride. Kelly Litt of St., Jacob's, niece of the
bride, was flowergirl. Richard Hays of
Wroxeter, nephew of the bride, was
ringbaerer.
The best man for the ceremony was John
Arnold of Kitchener, a friend of the groom.
The guests were ushered by Peter Ludwig
of Kitchener and Jim Himsl of Waterloo,
friends of the groom and by Paul Hackett
of RR3 Lucknow, brother to the bride.
Dinner and reception was held at the
Lucknow Community Centre. Following
the honeymoon to Niagra Falls, the couple
will reside at RR1 Waterloo. •( Photo by
Walden)
MILTENBURG-John and Angela are
pleased to announce the birth of Jac-
queline Maria, 8lbs, 7ozs, on September 17,
1987 in Kincardine and District General
Hospital. A sister for Laura, Jacob, Adam
and Eric.
JOYNT-Jessie and George Joynt are hap-
py to announce the safe arrival of their
first grandchild, Torben Wesley Nielsen,
born September 20, 1987 in the Toronto
General Hospital. His proud parents are
Jane and Jann Nielsen.
Cecil and Wilma Sutton of .Purple Grove
attended meetings for Men for Missions at
Fair Havens Camp near Beaverton from
Friday morning till Sunday evening.
Janice and Rachel Miller of Thorndale
and Kathy and Jared Martin of Kitchener
all visited Janet and Jack Farrell over the
weekend. Janet is coming along well.
Fran .. and Jim Farrell, Ken and Brenda
Bridge attended the 30th anniversary of the
Bruce County Dairy Princess Competition,
Saturday evening. Brenda was the 1981
Dairy Princess. Other local winners
through the years were June Gilchrist
1958-9, Ruth Anne Robinson 1959-60, Mrs.
Bernice Campbell 1963, Nancy Brown 1968,
Sherry Pollock 1972, Katherine ( Craig )
Dowing 1973, Donna ( Craig) Gander 1974,
Janice Needham 1984, and this year Janet
Lane was runner up.
PURPLE
Keep Oct. 8 open for the Walkerton tour to
take place for the October Women's In-
stitute meeting at 1; 30.
Joan and Wayne Hartwick and boys
visited Morley ,and Deanna Scott Saturday
evening.
• Don and Marilyn Reid visited Lloyd and
Elaine Collins recently.
Donald Forster isgone to Rainy River for
a week. Sandra and family 'visited Mrs.
Douglas Graham of Pine Crest, Sunday
evening.
Lzo Glavin
Leo Glavin of East Wawanosh Township
died at his home on Tuesday, September
22, 1987 in his 35th year.
He is survived by his wife the former
Margaret Franken, daughter Barbara
Lynn and Carolyne, both at home.
Mr. Glavin was a son of John A. and
Theresa Glavin of R. 2, Crediton.
He is also survived by his sisters Joan
and Larry .Wismer of Kitchener, Eileen
and Gary Loomis of R. 3, Ailsa Craig;
brothers Don and Darlene Glavin of R 3,
Ailsa Craig, Ken and Mary Glavin of R. 2,
Crediton, Dan and Sue Glavin of Marithon;
also several nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by a brother Bill in
1972.
Friends called at the McBurney Funeral
Home, Wingham on Wednesday last with
Mass of the Christian Burial celebrated at
St. Augustine Roman Catholic Church, St.
Augustine on Thursday. Family prayers
were held in the funeral home on Wednes-
day. ,
Interment St. Augustine Cemetery.
Donations to St. Augustine Roman
Catholic Church would be appreciated as
expressions of sympathy.
Doris Ruby MacDougall
Doris Ruby MacDougall of Bayfield
passed away at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don on Thursday, September 17, 1987.
Doris was born in Midland on March 12,
1909 to Joseph and Elizabeth Soden. On Ju-
ly 5, 1952 she married Harvey MacDougall
formerly of Kinloss Township.
Doris had taught school for many years
in Toronto. She and her husband Harvey
retired to Bayfield in 1978. There she en-
joyed hobbies of flowers and painting.
Doris MacDougall is predeceased by her
husband, Harvey in May of this year. She
is survived by Lloyd and Ann MacDougall,
Jack and Blanche (MacDougall) ,Needham
of Lucknow, Clair and Minnie MacDougall
of Port Credit as well as by several nieces,
nephews and cousins.
A memorial services was held in
Bayfield United Church on Sunday,
September 20 with Rev. Hoekstra of-
ficiating. Following cremation, interment
was made in ,South Kinloss Cemetery.
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