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'age 18e-LucnowSentinel, Wednesday, November 14, 1979 Dungannon calf club
Boel-Glazier
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• St. Joseph's Church' in
Kingsbridge was the
•scene of a. peetty fall
wedding onOctober 6 at 3
p.m. when Dan Boel
RR-- 6 Goderich and
Mary. Ellen Glazier of 225'
Jones Street, Gederich
•were united in marriage.
The bride is .the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Roil Glazier of 225 Jones
• Street, Goderich and the
groan is the son of Mr.
• and Mrs Joseph Boel of
R:R. 6.Goderich.
Father Edward • Den -
finger officiated at the
double ring ceremony.
Music for the ceremony
was provided by organist,
• Denise Dalten and
soloist, .Marianne
• Frayne.
The bride wasgiven in
marriage. by her father.
She wore a silk organza
gown with a high.neckline
and yoke of chantilly lace
•and seed pearls. The
sleeves of the dress were
• tapered and' •the • skirt
• featured a pleated, panel
Irvin waist to hemline. A
full chapel train and
Matching head piece with
silk illusion finger tip veil./
cottpleted tb.e bridal
ensemble..;
The bride carried a
bouquet of red roses,
'white baby's breath and
white carnations.
Matron of honor was ..
Dirs. Joni Qalton of
L icknow. She wore a
mauve silk jersey gown
with V neckline and cap
sleeves.. She. also wore , a
choker "With ;a pink daisy
off ,to ane side. She
carried a bouquet of pink
• carnations and white
daisies. •
• Bridesmaids were
Ronda Graildi • of
Goderich, Mrs. Brenda
Blair of. • London, Mrs.
Lori • Francia of
Tillson'burg and Linda
German of Goderich.
They wore pink silk
jersey blouson style
dresses with • spaghetti
straps, tied waists and
snatching capes. They
also wore chokers with
mauve • daisies .and
carried mauve baby
carnations • with . white
daisies. 0'
Flower girl was
Marianne Glazier of R.R.
4 Goderich. She wore a
,white -silk jersey gown
•trimmed in pink with a
• matching cape, she wore
a mauve flower choker
,and carried flowers the
same as the bridesm'aids.
• ,.Groornsman was. Paul
Dalton of Lucknow.
Guestwere ushered
into the ,chUrch by Ron
Boel • of R.R. 6 Goderich,
Rick Beef of Port Albert,
• John • Reninck • of Lon-
• desboro and Joe Van
10os-roll< ingsbridge.
• Ringbearer •Was
Michael Glazier of R.R. 4
Goderich. • , •-
Following the wedding,
a reception Was held at
• the home of:the bride's
parents.. The bride's
Mother greeted guests
wearing a Pink chiffon
over taffeta gown pleated
from the waist down -and
faturing a tied bow and
matching cape.
tl
The Dungannon 4-H Calf
• Club held their 4th annual
• banquet for their families at
Dungannon Agriculture Hall
on Saturday, night. The club
leaders are Bob McNeil,
-- Glen McNeil, Ross Eedy.and
John Clark. Twenty-four
people. completed the ' club,
sponsored by the Canadian
Imperial Bank of Commerce,
Dungannon Branch..
Ralph Nivins asked the
blessing and proposed the
•
toast to the Queen. The Bob
McCallum trophy was pres-
ented to the top dairy show-
man, Kevin Smith, son of
•Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Smith.
The Murray Gaunt Trophy
was presented to the top beef
showman, Heather -Ann
Stapleton, daughter 5f Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Stapleton. The
•George Smyth Trophy to the
The • groom's mother
.yore a polyester silk blue
dress with pink flowers
and long sleeves. •
Both mothers • wore
white baby carnation.
corsages.
••For •a wedding trip to
•Florida, the bride
•changed to a 13rown dress
of boiicle material
trimmed with burgundy
and a matching burgundy
sash.
Mr. andMrs. Boel are
residing in Dungannon.
Prior to the wedding,
the bride was feted at
showers given by her
mother, Mrs. 1ton Glazier
and sister, Brenda Blair
at her mother's home; at
one put on by the groom's
mother, Mrs. Joan Boel;
at one pet on by •Mrs.
Mickie Hamilton, a
neighbour; at one put on
by Mrs. Fran Fisher, a
co-worker ,and 0 friend;
and at one put on by Mrs.
Joni Dalton, matron of
honor.
'isit 11.
'rin ity
• BY BELL HACkETT
Rev,, Donald and Mrs.
• Louise Stroh., Andrew, Rob-
ert and Elizabeth of Peter-
borough visited recently with
her parents, Bill and Miif
aro:Andrew and John.
• Sympathy of the..commum
• ity is extended to the rela-
tives ,Of Mrs. rrene, Nelson.
• We have all lost a Wonderful
• friend. •• • .
Harvey and Betty Ritchie
• visited vith his sister, Daisy
and Elmer 'Walljot,-Teeswater.
on Sunday.•
•• Mel and Reine .Arnold and
baby, Carla, of Kincardine
visited 'with her parents,
Tyine and Allie Reurink and
Karen on Sunday for Allie's
birthday.
The congregation at Trin-
• ity enjoyed the solo selec-
tions that • Mary Andrew
• played on •her flute last
Sunday morning.
• Congratulations to the 4-H
club Members who received
• recognition for completing.
homemaking or calf club this
past week at their achieve-
• ment nights. Also congratu-
• lations to those who received
special county or provintial •
honours and trophies for
their work.
• Sharon Alton, .daughter of
-Ken and Ruth Alton, was
• presented with" the Stewart
Proctor Award, a book "Bet-
• ter •Beef", at • Clinton on
• Friday night, for the champ-
• ion 4',H Shorthorn steer of.
Hewn County which she
Showed at the SeaforthFair.
Congratulatiens Sharon. •
.Allan and Dorothy Hunter
of Trenton .are visiting for a
few days with his sister, Ella
and Alex Hackett and -other
relatives .at Luelmow.
• Chester and Bell Hackett
visited with Jim and Irene
Carsvvell and family of tam -
beth over the weekend and
attended the wedding of
their son, Robert to Christine
Rapelje at Bethany United
Church at Shedden. They
.also called on cousins, Clar-
ence Orchard and his daugh-
ter', Marion Orchard at Shed.'
den.
top beef and dairy members
achieving the highest num-
ber of points during the
entire club year was -present-
ed by George Smyth to Greg
Hackett, son of Lorne and
Hazel ,Hackett, for top score
in beef division. Kevin Smith
had the highest score for the
dairy division. The Donna
Hackett Trophy to the mem-
ber showing the most en-
thusiasm on the Demonstra-
tion Committee was present-
ed by Donna to Heather -Ann
Stapleton.
• tThe Sandy Kollcman adz-
• enship Trophy, ten dollars
and a silver tray was pres-
ented by the Kollunan Fam-
ily to Ian. Hackett, son of
Chester and Bell, The ban- ,
quet .closed •with everyone
repeating the 4-0 pledge,
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