HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-11-28, Page 27Celebrate diamo
Christlna�s ,Day, .1919, was
the date .chosen to solemnize
the marriage between. Thom-
as Artktur Stewart and Fern
Ila Larrett at the home of the
bride's parents; the 1a,te Mr.
and.. Mrs, John •Larrett of
Briercrest, Saskatchewan..
Rev. A. Armstrong, officiat-
ed. The groom isthe son of.
the late Mr. and Mrs. John.
Stewart, concession 2 of
Bruce Township.
They were attended by
Miss Stella Almond of Van-
couver, B.C. and the bride's
brother, Rolph Manning.
Following their marriage,
Tom and Fern took up a
homestead at .Glenavon, Sas
katchewan.where their fain-.
ily of .six boys .and five girls
were born.., Thefamily con-
sists of . Ila, 'Mrs, Arnold.
Wilkie, Kincardine;. Ellen,
Mrs. Ken Rowe; Kincardine;
John' of Crediton; Gerald of
Kincardine;Eva; Mrs.. lan
McPherson, Teeswater; Ern
est , at home; Mable, Mrs.
Lloyd . Cornish, . Winnipeg;
Alex, Orangeville; Millie,.
Mrs. Ron Stanley, Kinloss;
Russel, Toronto and Harold
of B,ervie.
The family now .incl.udes'38
grandchildren: and .20 great..
grandchildren` as well.
In: 1938r:.the family came'..
by train to Ontario.' They
s etit a year in Millarton and
then purchased a farm on the
14th concession' 'of Culross
Township. They farmed
there 'for' 33 years before
retiring to,; the Southline of
Kincardine Township, where
,they'have resided since 1972.
TO celebrate the occasion,
of Tom• and Fern's 60th anni-
versary, a'family dinner was.:
held "at, the Ripley -Huron
Community Centre ,on'Satur
day, November 17; "attended;
by the .couple's;children and.
many of their'grandchildren.
The grobrn's .brother, :Al
listar, Kincardine and his
sisters, Tilda, Mr's. Gordon..
Mewhinney, Kincardine and
Ida, : Mrs.'' Bob Bonnet, Kin=:.
cardine and Allan and Marie
Farrell of Kincardinewere
special guests..
John Stewart was master
of ceremonies and presided
over a short program. Grace
was given by Ron Stanley
followed with an enjoyable
The
Lung Association
is Concerned About
Asthma
Chronic Bronchitis
Pneumonia
Tuberculosis
Enlithisena
Fight Lung Disease
With Christmas Seals
ttiia Matterof
Life and'Breath.
meal. Alex Stewart proposed
a 'toast on behalf of the
children and Leanne Stewart •
on behalf of the grandchild- `
ren:
The - .original newspaper
notice or the wedding was
read by Millie Stanley and
Laurena Stewart read a hum-
orous poem 'Written for the'
occasion by Ann Collins.
Greetings were read from the
bride's family, the Queen,
Prime Minister Clark, Dr.
Gurbin, MP, Premier Davis,
and Murray Gaunt, MPP.
Following the dinner a
dance and a late buffet were
held with approximately 400 •
people attending.
Guests from a distance
included those who attended
from Winnipeg, Ottawa; Or-
angeville, Toronto and Cred-
iton. _
CHRISTMAS SEALS
FIGHT
LUNG DISEASE
New generations continue'
old trauditions in special.
ways. And : ,his year's
Christmas Seals celebrate
the 80th anniversary ' of
the Lung Associations in
Canada. The Seals. origin-,
ally • were ' used to raise
money 'to c b tuber-.
culosis ;in chip.'
The children . ;of today.
have never , seers scenes
that . swept the nation
early in . the twentieth.
Century. Then, dying.
children lay in their moth:;
er's arEns .coughing up
blood. Entire families
were"_ !wiped. out : by 'a
monster disease ' "called
tuberculosis...
18..1900, .the: average life-
span. was. only 47..years.
TB and: other .infectious
diseases cut life brutally„
short. 'By 1979, that .span
had soared to 73 years.• -
By creating .Christmas
Seals, . lung . associations
provideda way for.every-
•' •one`, . of; however little
:means, to join the fight:
Against the monster dis-
ease. This . enormous ef-
fort by dedicated, volun
teers to. rally a' • nation
'.against a single killer had
never been attempted be-
fore, The story of the fight
against TB is one of the
triumphs of our century,
Today the lean-to elim-
inate TB. completely are.
available. But, today there
are other threats to our
lungs. ' 4 million Canad-
ians - Children 'and adults
suffer from long term
respiratory .:disease. Most
.people no longer die sad•
denly from infections dis-
eases; three-quarters". of
them die lingering deaths
from long-term ones.
Long -tenni lung disease
ranks sixth as the cause of
a f, caths. This year's
Christmas Seals support
the ongoing fight against
lung disease and its cur-
rentcauses, including cig-
arette smoking and air
pollution. To continue
• that fight; and a Canadian
tradition, answer your
Clristnlatt Seal letter. Lt's
a , .Matter of 'ilfe and
breath!
•
Luclmow Sentinel, Wednesdi ii, . ,November 28, 1979,—Page 21
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