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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-07-12, Page 21'71 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LIIcK.NOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JULY 12th, 1972 PAGE TWENTY,CINE, • 9P. THIS SUNDAY, JULY 16. ROAST PORK DINNER $1,50 Couple .Winivein clifford What's New At Huronview Log Cabin Restaurant Purple Grove WI wife". Mrs. Harvie 'Thompson and Mrs. Donald Robertson each read a poem. Several contests were held. of Ves The new home economist is Miss. Barbara De Viischer, , B.A. .Sc. , from Brownsville , Oxford County., soli nge and .nd it- nd e at v,§4m-Amil 4 4,:vppea..,t Ren4e4orgo aViO,FM;pf The roll call was Bring a gift you received as a child. Mrs. Burton Collins-received a prize for the come dressed as a child contest. The are to be hostess at the Log Ca bin , Southampton on August 9. Mrs. Earl Elliott gave a talk from the book, "Between Parent- ' and Child". She dwelt on steps pf parents.dealing with 'death, jealousy, sex , sharing bedrooms,, etc. and how to deal with argu- ing children and parents and on the good it does to praise child- ren. Fourteen, residents from Huron:- view , along with eighty senior citizens from Goderich , attended the Octogenarian Club. Picnic on Wednesday afternoon. The Pic- nic was teld in the Anglican Church parish hall and is sponsor- ed by the GoderiCh Kinsmen Club The afternoons,activities includ- ed a musical program by several. individuals-and the Goderich Psychiatric' Rhythm Band led by Gordon Harrison. Following,the• ' luncheon, each member was presented with a gift. A great deal of credit is due to the God- erich Kinsmen for this verii 1 worthwhile social service work., As a result of the cancellation of the Band Concert by the. Clin- ton Legion Band , the Tarrkly Night- program was held in the auditorium. The variety program featuring the Henderson Family was a reaftreat for everyone with vocal solos, duets, trios, quartets and dance numbers by Donna , Darlene, Debbie and Diane. Norman Speir and Jerry Collins, accompanied by Mrs. Henderson, added to the evening's enjoyment with severahnusical numbers. Mrs. Orville Dale thanked the entertainers on behalf of the resi- dents. de BRUYN'- SCOTT . their home for a week of July 18- 25 , August 1=8, or August 15-22, it' woad mean a great deal to some student,' The meeting was closed and lunch was served. In the rural urban exchange programme there is A need for more homes.. • Any family that wishes'to take a student into , The JUly meeting of the Purple drove Women's Institute was held Wednesday evening at.the com7, munity centre. Miss Mary Rob- ertson was hostess , assisted by Mrs. George Harkness. The President, Mrs. Francis Boyle, opened the meeting. Mrs. Donald.IvIcCosh, sectetary-treaS- urer, read the business. On July 29 the p.G. W.I. cele brate the twenty-fifth anniver- sary. There is to be a re-union at the-community centre begin- -ning at_ 2 p:m. The Loll call is _,,".pring any personal memento, of your days at the P,G.W.I. to be answered by all members and former members. At 8.3q p.m. there is to be an old fashioned dance with husband and families invited. Mrs. George Harkness Was con viener .. Mrs*. Howard Thompson gave a reading, "No Occupation" Mrs. William Arnold' read the poem, "The old• man: and his -Father Mohan officiated for an evening wedding in Sacred Heart Church, Wingham, June 9, unit- ing in marriage Ruby Elizabeth Scott 6 daughter of Mr.s and Mrs. Ken Scott of Belgrave and Gerard Henry deBruyn, son o Mr. and Mrs. Herman deBruyn of White- church. INTRODUCING $ Bruyn of Listowel, Mike Boyle of St. Augustine and John Scott , Belgrave. The reception-was held' in-the W,ingharn Legion Hall. The wed- ding cake , was decorated with yellow and green flowers. The Alley Cats played for dancing. The bride'sjnother wore,a floor-length gown with a coral top and figured skirt, white/ . accessories and a corsage. of white carnations. The groora's mother chose a moss green dress with brown accessories and corsage of white carnations. We can now offer Bonus Photo •prints from all square colour film BONUB. r PHato ',exclusive 1 with . • 4 ClUVADOMI1AVIIIVT Ot)P .11IA I E,..7 • • The church was decorated with baskets of summer flowers and guest pews were marked with white bows. The organist was • Miss Marie Boyle. and Cyrtl Boyle was the soloist. Wearing the white satin floor- length gown which her mother w_ore_2_0 years ago,the_bride_was given in marriage by her father. The dress had a short qain. A - crown headpiece of seed pearls held her veil and long train: -She-carried-a white-Bible-with red roses and white ribbons. Miss Ila Scott of Belgrave , sister of the bride,, was maid of honor; Miss Margo deBruyn Owen Sound , sister of the groom, and Susan Thompson of London, were bridesmaids; and Miss Karen Scott , sister of the bride ; was junior-bridesmai For travelling to Northern Ont- ario-the--bride-wore-a-yellow crimpoline dress with brown and white tie , white accessories and a corsage of red.roses. The bride's grandparents,, and Mrs. George Saunders of Lucknow Were guests at the wed- ding. Other guests were from IVIilton, Kingston, Preston, List - owel, Clifford, London, Luck- \ .now , Holyrood , Blyth , St. Aug- ustine and Chatham. The bride has been employed rookhaven Nursing Home in" Wingharn. Mr. anCI Mrs. de- Bruyn,will make their home in Clifford. • • With each colour print you- have the opportunity to secure •a second smaller print for a very nominal charge. TO INTRODUCE THIS NEW SERVICE WE ARE. OFFERING FROM Prior to the wedding Miss Scott was honored at several showers. Mrs. Mary Scheerer of Goderich held a shower for relatives; Miss Susan Thompson held a shower at the home of her parents for friends; and a community shower was held at the' United Chureh in Belgrave. The bride's attendants were gowned alike in floor-length dresses of green and white figured material with black velvet sashes. They wore black chokers, gifts from the bride and eac-h carried a single white rose with white ,ribboni. Arie deBruyn of Wingham best- man. Ushers Werejoe de- WATCH FOR / July 14 to July, 22 inclusive 10% Off All SEP D ****"**************************** ELMER UMBACH DIStOUNT PHARMACY SIDEWALK SALE AND LUCKNOVV SUMMER CRAFT FESTIVAL AUGUST 4 and 5 Luckncw • Photte 528.73004 . • .