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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-08-22, Page 16Page $- w edtltetilt sty,hallgilet ZZ, Gollan family off to Luean Buy & Dianne Upolan 414 family moved to Lucani last week, where Burry is goiig to be managing the Horne Hardware store., They sold their home on Roy St., and their Superior Main ; once Service to Wiinsfong and Lala Bryrydges of Lochahhr. The Bridges' *re looking forward tomo ing into Lucknow mound C7. hristine Xanris end her friend Katie Clark from. Toronto visite with. John and Maureen DeBruyn . ieninninememniernimmwammensia Megaai tad Ryan . UCKNOW y, August 35, will be the 11. by Mildred Lor I bey of Alexander ampiermorammummusammo Mowbray. WO= 1111 CpngratUleti% �Meldrum. Callers at the end him on this bion , as he. e week on Jessie were Lloyd celebrates with his • children. and Betties Taylor of Sallie, thole virideliddrenAt'etwillrodetdidren daughter Judy and hex two children. and Meads. . Pine River girls r+ -united On Monday. Aug. 13, seventeen contort knew you are fashionable ladies from a Pine, River Okla' ° ,lam," with Rita hien the wuuuier, roup, who had their first reunion Doris Michie read an article Mrs. Jean MacLeod, Mr. and Mrs. Lege at 12;30 Gilles Road Canadian Histo p , ry at9 1 13, ti1ered at the Ripley "Don't blame the children,". Ahna ' , a . Qordon Struthers of Liieknow. and Mrs. Mary Simpson of Whitechorch attended. the funeral of their cousin Alvin (Pat) Struthers. in Acton' on , ..... Tuesday, August 14. Alvin and his, wife and three 'daughters have resided m Abbotsford, B.C. since 1970. He was in his 69th year and was the' youngest son of the late James Struthers and Annie Walker who : formerly lived in the Paramount area. His brother Wil- liam passed away on June 23,1990., Jessie Johnston vent a few days last week in Detroit with her niece Stanley -Jarvis • Marriage vows were exvhniged on Saturday, June 2, 1990, at 3 pan. in the Luckniow Presbyterian Church by Nancy Marie Jarvis and Allan. Douglas, Stanley. Reverend M. Kinsman performed the double, ring ceremony. Wilma Clarke was organist and Leonard. Clark: was seloist. Parents of the bride are Fred and Jean Jarvisor Ripley and the groom isthe son 'of George and Ann Stalky, of Eucknoww.The bride was given in Marriage by her father. Dianne Hayes, of Goderich, ;friend of the bride, was the honor attendant and bridesmaids were Betty Stan- ley, of Lucknow, sister of the groom; Betty Jean McLean, . of Lucknow, friend of the bride and Julie Janes, of Kincardine, friend of the bride. Flower girl was Kassandra MacAdam, of Goderich.' Best man was Ron Stanley, of RR 3, Holyrood, brother of the grooia and ushering guests were Brian 'Stan- ley, of Goderich, .brother of the groom; Tom Johnstone, at Luck - now, friend of the groom and Luke Cranston, of Lucknow, nephew of the groom: Ringbearer was Cori Guse, of Lucknow, son of the bride. A reception followed at . the Lucknow Community Centre. Ray Cranston and Stacey Bell were masters of Ceremonies. The couple, honeymooned'' in Jamaica and now reside in LuCk- now. Lumsden Irwin The home of Dr.. John "Tim" Lumsden and Marilyn Lumsden of Moffat, Ontariowas the setting for the garden viedding.of their daughter. Leslie, to Barton Irwin, the son of Elwood and Joan Irwin of Guelph (formerly of Lucknow and Wingham). kivaldi's "Four Seasons" played as guests gathered on the lawns, and the immediate members of the Lumsden family proceeded to the altar m therock garden. The. groom and, his, sister Marilyn -Y sang "Today" , accompanied by Cynthia Popkey, cousin- of the bride. The bride, oscolrted,byter father entered to the music of Louis' "P'Armstrong's' 'Kt's a Wonderful World." The bride's gown was a ballerina -length gown of "ashes of roses" silk . trimmed with lace. It featured a sweetheart neckline, hillelbow length sleeves and a gathered skirt on a fitted bodice,- Shewore a diamond pen- dant belonging to her great aunt and her wedding band was an heirlooni from her maternal great Mary MacDonald welcomed everyone and dinner was served by the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary. Following the direr they went to the home of Mary MacDonald. where all enjoyed a short program, prepared: by some, .of the Ripley members of this group. Noreen MacDonald ran a contest involving rhyming words with the winner being Beatrice Collins. Lila I.ennan gave en interesting talk on �` " w well do you talk to your- selves." Alva Lowry had a humorous grandmother. The r gown and the groom's black' tuxedo were both made from silk which the couple. purchased while travelling`m Thailand. Rev. Jean Stairs acted as •officiant"for the , ceremony and several ,readings formed part of the service. Nick ,Vanderkamp (friendofthe bride) read the poem "The Prophet". Shirley. Lumsden (bride's, aunt) read the. Bible passage ribald love from Corinthians 13, and Ray Lumsden (brother of the bride) gave a blessing. The bride and groom. exchanged.vows they had : St. Contest. A card was signed for Kay Dane, who lives in . Hydro. Alberta. She had been home to the Ripley area. this past June and several from our u Alva Lowry " and the hostess served refreshments and; a social time was enjoyed. ,. Allege Bradley thanked our hos- tess and the Ripley committee for their work planning, this Reunion. The 191 Reunion will be or- ganized ' by,' the ladies'from the Lucknow area. written to. each other. The bride then un�ed. hex presentation bouquet of mixed roses and the couifle was assisted by the bride's cousin, `:Dana Doyle, in distributing single flowers to their family and grandparents while. the song° ° "Wind Beneath ' My • Wings" `played in the back- ground. Reverend Stairs read the names of thou additional family. members';in ;.whose' memory the bride retained` the_ final, rose. During the signing of the register, Marilyn Irwin. ;:sang' "Looking through the.Ryes of Love". The signing witnessed by John Lumsden "° and Dan . Irwin" (brothers of the bride rind groom). The recessional` song was 'I've Got° Just About Everything Need". Following the ceremony, a tent provided cover for friends and familyto enjoy a beef buffet dinner -and reception..Bart and Leslie will be residing in London, where the bride is- a student, at the University of Western On- tario. The" groom teaches at Ar- thur Voaden Secondary School in Thomas. gra p had a visit withher, Clark.-Exel Marria$e vows were exchanged July 28, 1990, 'between. Beverley Jean Exel and James Walter Clark at #hie Lucknow United Church. Reverend David Atwell officiated. Thegroom is the son of Herb and Arlene Clark, of Lucknow. The bride is the daughter of Eric and Nikki Exela of RR 5, Lucknow, Joan Wickert, of RR 3, Wingham (friend of the • bride) was the maid' of honor. Bridesmaids were; the bride's ., sisters Sandra Murray, of Luck - now one Lori Ann Exel, RR 5, Lucknow and .. Marlene Exel, sister-in-law Sof the bride, of Waterloo. . The bride's niece, Katie Clark, of Sweaburg was the flower girl. The best man 'was Donald Brooks, friend of the groom, of Lucknow. Ushers were Kevin Clark, RR : 5, Guelph, brother of the. `groom and the groom's .friends,' Steve Kew, of Stratford and Lynn Murray, ,Lucknow. A reception was held at the Lucknow Community Centre. The couple .spent a week-long honeymoon inNashville, Tennesse and will . reside in Lutknow. (Gary. Walden Photography,) .. Alton. Steve and Sonja of RR 2, Lucknow are pleased to announce the birth " of their son, Brent, weighing 8 pounds, 2 ounces, on August 14, 1990 at the Wingham and District Hospital. A brother for Cameron, Brent is a grandson for Graham and Janice Wright, of RR 1, Clifford and Dora Alton, of RR 2, Lucknow. , ' SC - ugust 2210 -September 11 Short Stem . - Roses or Carnations s 00 Cash & Carry MirH DOZ CATELLI paglzetti Sauce 28 oz. • 9 PANTRY SHELF, Pieces & Stems Mushrooms ,, to oz. SKIPPY Peanut Butter 750 g 349 CLAD Garbage Bags do's9 2. • BEATRICE Buttermilk. 1 L. .1 9 BECEL Margarine 1 Lb. mip COUNTRY HARVEST, 5 Varieties Bread OCEAN'S Pink Salmon 213 g. • WHITE SWAN Paper Towels 2's • FIOME PRIDE, All Purpose Rolls 99 • Valley Green Flowers LuGKNow 528-2033 .19 i FARMHOUSE - Cream Pies Chocolate, Coconut, ' Banana,, • 340 g. 1 WESTON'S Donnettes Plain, Sugar, Cinnamon • PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, Ontario Potatoes . 10 Lb. Bag PRODUCT OF U.S.A. Nectarines ONTARIO Romaine Lettuce • 1. LB.