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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-03-22, Page 21CLIFFORD - MacKENZIE The sun shone brightly at white Bible with silver trim and a Ashfield Presbyterian Church, on cascade similar to the bride. She Wednesday, February 15, 1978 wore a silver broach With for the marriage of Diane Ruth matching ear rings - a gift from the bride and groom. The groom chose a, dusk blue seville tuxedo with white sonya MacKenzie and,, Arnold Gorden Clifford. The bride is the elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacKenzie of Ashfield and the rose boutonniere. Dressed simil- groom is the only son of Mr. and arly were Mr. Nick Vanderzande Mrs. Neil Clifford, Dryden. acting as best man and usher Ian Baskets of white mums, carna- MacKenzie, brother of the bride. tions, gladioli and spruce boughs, The parents of the bride and and candelabra entwined with groom received the guests in the spruce boughs on each side of the Solarium Room of the Benmiller altar. White satin rosettes with a Inn. The bride's- mother wore a spruce twig marking the pews • mint green floor length gown of completed the setting. knitted crepe with a corsage of white roses.. The double ring ceremony was - The groom's mother chose a performed by the minister, Rev. coral floor length gown of chiffon Hugh L. Nugent. Mrs. Lillian with a corsage of white roses.. Simpson was organist for the After the cutting of the cake, marriage service and her daught- ,the toasts and telegraphs read, a er, Flora Simpson, as soloist, family dinner was. served in the accompanying herself qn the guitar sang "We've Only Just Begun" by Nichols and the "Wedding Song". The, bride entered the church on the arm of her father to the processional, "Hymn t� Joy" by Beethoven. Before the presentation of the bride, "Hymn of. Praise - 0 Perfect Love", was sung by the congregation. - After the cere- mony and the signing of the register, the soloist sang, "The Greatest Gift" (lst Corinthians - 13), by Greenwood. The organist then played the "Wedding Pray- er". The recessional was "Songs of Thankfulness and Praise", by Salzbury. The bride chose 'a white satin floor length gown with a flowing chapel train, featuring an empire waist, high neckline with a rolled collar and Princess Anne sleeves. Her shadow and full length veil fell softly to the edge of her train of misty silk„voile and were held in place by a cap of pleated white satin with seed pearls as. trim. The sleeves of her gown and veils were trimmed With scalloped silk lace, accented with tiny seed pearls. A cameo broach and gold ear rings completed her attire. She carried a white Bible with gold trim and a cascade bouquet • of coral sonya roses, baby's breath with white satin Itreamers caught with tiny rosebuds. Her. sister Gayle acted as maid of honour, dressed in a floor length gown of dusk blue silk velvet featuring high neckline • with rolled collar, tiny bell sleeves with two rows of tiny French -- applique and seed pearls down each sleeve and around the bodice. Her head band was of baby's breath. She carried a ' dining room. A coral *sonya rose floating in a brandy sniffer adorned each table. After the dinner the happy couple left for their honeymoon to Chesterfield Inlet, N.W.T. On their return they will reside at their new home - 27 Tamerack Crescent, Baker Lake, N.W.T. CLASSY CLOSETS The sixth meeting. of the Silver Lake,Classy Closets was held on Thursday, March 16- at the home of Dianne and Linda Bushell. Mary Stanley read the minutes of the last meeting. Ideas for record book covers were discus- sed. They decided to hold thp next meeting on W'ednesday, March 29 at 7.00 at the home of Susan Hedley. Questions on the topics "Why Wear Clothing?" and "Clothing Reflects the Times" were an- swered. Jean Hedley demonstrat- ed a plain seam with a hand overcast finish. Bev Hodgins demonstrated a collar, and a set-in sleeve. Linda Bushell adjourned the meeting. CLOVER VALLEY ZANY ZIPPERS The sixth meeting of the Clover Valley Zany Zippers was held on March 8th, 1978 at the home' of Karen Metzger. Each member answered the roll call which was to show a picture of a person dressed in his native costume, or bring an old photo- graph from the family album two or three generations old. Peggy Gibson read the minutes of the last meeting. The leaders showed us how to do a sleeve and a collar. The leaders looked at our blouses to see if there was any last adjust- ments. The next meeting will be held at Helen Simpson's on March 16th. The seventh meeting of the Clover Valley Zany Zippers was held at the home of Helen Simpson. Gayle MacKenzie read the minutes of meeting six. Laurie West is making the poster and Helen Simpson and Gayle MacKenzie are going to read the speech, for Achievement Day. The next meeting is being •held at the home of Diane Gibson on March 23. Mrs. Joyce Elphick and Mrs. Fran Elphick showed how to put fasteners, zippers, buttonhole's, buttons and hems on blouses. The Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 22, 1978—Page 21 CIO members practiced many of these things. They had a final fitting and worked on their blouses: ICAIRSHEA KLOTHES KLOSET The Kairshea Klothes Kloset's sixth meeting was held March 13 at •the home of Mrs. Irene Dickie. Kathy Parker read the minutes of the last meeting. They decided that the next meeting would be on March 31, 1978 at the home of Mrs. Alice Doelman. They voted on whose picture would use for their covers. They decided to use Kathy Parker's idea for the cover and Lorna Boyle's for •the introductory page. Mrs. Irene Dickie\ read from her book about "Why wear cloth- ing?" and "Clothing Reflects the Times". They looked at old pictures brought by Lorna Boyle and Anne Doelman. They de- scribed the people's clothing. On the sewing machine, Mrs. Alice Doelman demonstrated 'how to put in a zipper, collar and a sleeve. TRINITY # 1 Trinity # 1 held their sixth meeting at the home of Mrs. D. A. Hackett. The skit for Achieve- ment Day which is on May 27 was discussed. Mrs. Wilkins discussed Safety in the Home and Electrical Hazards and Mrs. Hackett dis- cussed Storage and Safety, of Food. -Mrs. Hackett also conduct- ed a contest on this topic and the meeting closed with refresh- ments. • TIP TOP TAILORS The sixth meeting of the Holyrood Tip ' Top Tailors was held on March 18, 1978 at the home of Shirley Stanley. Lea -Anne Haidenby read the minutes of the last meeting. Mrs. Stanley read "Why Wear Cloth- ing" and Lea -Anne Haldenby read "Clothing • Reflects the Times". The section on zippers was skimmed over briefly. Mrs. Stanley discussed collars and then various members read about different types of sleeves. The members worked on sewing garments, hook covers and notes. S. HELENS LIVELY SIX The fourth meeting of the St. Helen's Lively Six was held on March 15 in the St. Helens Hall. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Suzanne; Mrs. Errington discussed the -3 levels of government,, how each is set up and the" responsibilities of each. They also talked about how they could help the elderly people in our community. Mrs. Weber then showed each member some crochet stitches. Junior Womens Institute The Lucknow Junior Women's Institute was pleased • to have Mrs. *arren Zinn show pictures of her trips to Europe and Ireland. The Senior Institute were guests for the evening • and all enjoyed the pictures very much. Mrs. S. MacGillivray, Mrs. John Wraith, Mrs. Marshall Gibson, and Mrs. Howard Barger sang "Galway Bay" and "When Irish Eyes are Smiling", accom- panied on the piano by Mrs. Wes Ritchie. Mrs'. R. Leddy gave two recita- tions, one about St. Patrick's Day and' the other about A Fat Woman's Day. A sing song of some familiar Irish songs was led by Ruth and June Alton. The Junior Institute had been asked to have lunch booth at an Auction Sale. Plans were finalized for the event. West Huron Junior Farmers The West Huron Junior Farm- ers held their regular meeting on Monday, March 13, 1978 at 8.15 p.m. at Brookside Public School. The new king and queen were chosen: queen, Fran Logtenburg and king, Murray Irvin. , They discussed a Community Betterment Project of planting 4 acres with trees for Jim MacKen- zie on highway #86 and looking after them for 10 years. The club decided they would take this on as a project. The May 5th dance was was discussed and it is at the Wingham Legion with the band, Country Sunshine. The delegates to the annual Junior. Farmer Conference in Toronto are Doug and Nancy Aitchison, Joanne Ritchie and Fran Logtenburg. ••••••••••••••••••••• • ••• •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• WINNERS in the AGES 4 • 6 YEARS lit - Bradley Murray, R.R. 1 Holyrood 2nd - Debbie Atkinson, Luelmow • 3rd - Becky Ackert, Holyrood •••••••••••• ••••••• SPONSORED BY THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL WERE AGES, -8 YEARS 1st - Grant Lotutdsbury, Goderich 2nd - Christina Farrish, R.R. 3 Lucknow 3rd - Lisa Barger, Luclmow, Prizes were: lst $3.00, 2nd $2.00, 3rd, $1.00 AGES 9 - 10 YEARS 1st - Fern Martin, R.R. 3 Lucknow 2ns - Vicki Pentland, Dungannon 3rd - Steven Murray, R.R. 1 Holyrood