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Rob and Judy Lowry were married at Melville Presbyterian Church,
Brussels on July 15.
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WORK - LOWRY
A former resident of Brussels,
Judy Work of Kitchener, daughter
of Graham and Margaret
Brussels was married in
summer ceremony at 3
Saturday, July 15 in
Presbyterian Church. The groom
Rob Lowry is the eldest son of
Perrin and Marian Lowry, RR 1,
Kincardine.
Rev. Carolyn McAvoy officiated
for the double-ring ceremony which
was solemnized amid a setting of
floral arrangements. Joanne King
was organist. Debbie Gillies and
Brian Lowry sang a duet “Each for
the Other’’. Debbie sang “Wedd
ing Song’’ and “Evergreen”.
The bride entered the church to
the music “Trumpet Voluntary”
wearing a gown made by a friend.
The floor-length gown of ivory
moira taffeta, with a cathedral
train, tulip lace bodice with hand
sewn pearls. She carried a bouquet
of gardenias, stephanotis and free-
sia.
Nancy Mifflin was honor attend
ant and Myrna Eby was brides
maid, both friends of the bride
from Kitchener. Kathy Schlattman,
sister of the bride and Debbie
Gillies, sister of the groom, also
attended the bride. They wore
goldenrod-yellow, street-length,
tiered skirt dress and bouquets of
yellow roses, carnations, daisies
and purple statice. Brian Lowry,
Kitchener, was his brother’s best
man. Paul Courtney, Point Clark,
the groom’s friend, Kevin Lowry,
the groom’s brother and Brian
Work, brother of the bride, served
as ushers.
For receiving guests at the
Ripley Community Centre, the
bride’s mother chose a dress of
periwinkle blue and grey accessor
ies and a lavendar orchid. Mrs.
Lowry chose a dress of plum chiffon
and grey accessories and orchid.
For travelling to the Pokinos
Mountains, Pennsylvania, U.S.,
the bride wore an eggshell, two-
piece suit with peach camisole and
bone accessories. On their return
they will be farming at RR 1,
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Kincardine.
Among the guests were grand
mother Mrs. Alvin Moffat, Kitch
ener; Mr. and Mrs. Elden Lowry,
Kincardine; Ken, Paula, Timothy
and David Henton, Alberta; and
Marilyn Tschirhart, British Colum
bia, friend of the bride.
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Mrs.
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Angus and Joan Starr of
burne visited with Mr. and
Don Cotton on the weekend.
Stan Campbell, a former
dent, now in California, along with
a friend was renewing acquaintan
ces in the community.
Mrs. Jack Clark, Stratford, visit
ed Mrs. Mac Engel. Rosanne
Burdett and children, Waterloo,
visited at the same home on
Wednesday. Linda Kerley, Gorrie
and Jean Dunn, Listowel also
called during the week.
The ball players, their families
and friends had their end of the
season picnic on August 27 in
Jeschke park with an attendance of
approximately 80. Young and not-
so-young joined in the games
followed by lunch of hot dogs, cup
cakes and beverage. It was an
enjoyable afternoon.
IN charge of the ball games each
Monday and Wednesday evening
all summer were Lloyd and Beryl
Smith, Lois Heart and Janet Engel.
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