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Pa 20 Luelinow Sentinel Wednesday, Octo'beT 2, DSO
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McIVIILLAN- PENTLAND
Katherine Grace Pentland and Kirk
Richard McMillan exchanged marriage
vows at Nile United Church on August 23,
1986 With Rev. Robert J. Roberts and Mr.
John Williams officiating. The bride is the
daughter of Ronald and YvonneTentland of
IL 6, Goderich and the groom is the son of
the late Blake and Faye McMillan of Gorrie.
Matron of honour was Lauren Love, friend
of the bride, R. 1, Zurich and bridesmaids
were Carolynne Cressman, sister of the
groom, Listowel and Laurie Pentland, sister
of the bride, R. 6, Goderich. Flowergirl was
Jacqueline Pentland and ringbearer was
Jason Pentland, both of R. 6, Goderich.
Groomsman was Wayne Brown, friend of
the groom, of Gorrie. Guests were ushered
by Jim Pentland, brother of the bride, R. 6,
Goderich and Robbie Campbell, nephew of
the groom, Guelph.A recption was held at
the Lucknow Community Centre. Following
a honeymoon to Sauble Beach and Alberta,
the couple are residing in Gorrie. (photo by
Mac Campbell)
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Couple at Expo
Harold and Marion Campbell and
Leonard and Freda IVIacInnes returned
Sunday from Expo )86 Fall Colour Tour.
While in Expo '86 and Victoria they had
ideal weather conditions and while in
Jasper and 'Hinton areas, there were
several inches of snow. They enjoyed a
visit in Edmonton with Hugh and Diane
and Ryan MacInnes who reside there,
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Voice for Life
holds opening
meeting recently
Ten board, members attended the first
meeting of Voice for Life for the 19864987
season, The meeting was opened with
prayer led by Jim Bakelaar, president.
The group will seek to purchase space at
the Teeswater Fair for an information
booth* Local people continue to picket the
illegal. Morgentaler and Scott abortion
clinics in Toronto. Members were asked to
encourage others to join In the picketing.
Considerable discussion revolved around
Health Minister Murray Elston's naming
Dr. Marion Powell to look at how the
province can provide better access to
abortions. Dr. Powell, director of the Bay
Centre for Birth Control. in Toronto (a
•centre which does abortion referrals), has
been actively involved in organizing the
movement for abortion on demand from as
far back as 1972. It would appear that she
brings to this investigation a firm bias for
abortion on demand* (The 1969 amend-
ments to the Criminal Code decriminalized
abortion only under strict circumstances
one of which was that the health of the
mother is threatened). The group strongly
disapproves of Mr. Elston's action.
Education Chairperson, Sally Campeau,
• reported having spoken to grades 7 and &
in two local elementary schools and to a
women's group in Winghani. The "Silent
Scream" and "Abortion: Bow It Is" were
showii at these presentations. Mrs, Cam-
peAu encouraged the group by telling them
that they bad chosen vefl when they chose
to serve society through the pro-life move-
ment.
"There are many injustices in Tour
, society," she said, "but the greatest of
these is the killing of certain members, our
brothers and sisters. The most basic right
s
of man is the right to life, upon which all
other rights depend. Keep up your efforts
to defend the dignity of ,man. '
The meeting closed with prayer.
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