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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-07-25, Page 10• It • 1:ne Sontlneli Wednestivri 'Itily 351 .1984-4age10 ride and groom leave church in horse dra wn landau cctr °fro* page 7 • Last Saturday Linda MacDonald,. daughter of Dan and. Sheila MacDonald of the 8th Concession west and Brent Ann4 strong son of Aurel and Marj Armstrong of • Ripley were married in St. Andrews United Church in Ripley. -The parade from the church to the Ripley Complex • was something to see and remember, leading It was the shiny black open landau carriage of Fraser Lamont of the 'Tiverton - Underwood area and pulled by his team of matched light horses. , Seated up front with Fraser was Dan Mac- Donald, the bride's father,, both dressed in top hats and tuxedos. Seated in the. open part of the carriage was the wedding party - bride and groom, Linda and Brent, and Gail • (MacDonald) Colling and Dale Arinstrong, Sister and brother of the bride and groom respectively. The beautiful, warm, dry, sun- ny day was ideal for this event Behind the carriage followedthe usual line of -ears but no horns soukided just the clattering sound. of the horses on 'the pave- r.- TWLY , Ab 'Wilds 7 *. • ment It was quite impressive reminding one of the open carriage parades at the opening of _parliament where the governor arrives in an open carriage. Seated, on the front platform here Ab Wylds and Bill • Robertten, watched the parade around the bank corner. The 12th annual• picnic of the MacDonald (Farmer) Clan met on Sunday with 80 in at- tendance, It was held at the Lion's Park in Huron Township. A beautiful day helped everybody enjoy a picnic lunch and races. The prize for the youngest baby was won by .Jennifer Pollard who didn't seem impressed and slept through- most of the afternoon. John MacDonald:thanked Doug and Reta MacDonald and family for organizing this year's picnic. ' ttend ,pilgrimage to St. Mcirys President Betty Lou Dalton presided for the July meeting of the. Kingsbridge Catholic Women's League. Father Ed Den - Unger opened the meeting with prayer and Cathy Olson read the minutes. Stephanie Miltenburg reported ' on membership and Joanne 1Vienary. .read the correspondence in the absence of the cor- responding secretary, Nolda Scott and the treasurer's report. Spiritual 'Convener Rita Tigert reported• there were 30 members who attendedthe • retreat with Father Morrissey. Agnes Van Oseh received th citizenship award presented by the, Kingsbridge, Lucknow and-. St. Augustine Leagues. ,Thirty members at- tended the annual pilgrimage to St. Marys on July 13. Bernardine Kinney reported on the seniors' activities asking for ,someone to work on the bingo committee. She thanked the CWL members on behalf of Teresa Courtney Who was tinable•to attend due to il-• bless for the prayers and masses requested dating their recent bereavement and for the help with thehaying. ' • Shirley Martin presented Pete and Betty. VanaOsch with a -plaque to mark their 25th wedding anniversary. Clarice Dalton reminded merribers, the prolife group is hosting a steak and lobster fest later this summer. , - Rose Frayn'e is taking orders for cookbooks. • Pat Howard and Brother Carl Voll thank, ed'the ladies for prayers, flowers, cards and visits while they were hospitalized. 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