The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-12-11, Page 21IMER11,
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ESDAT, DECEMBER 11, 1974
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Couple Married At Westfield Church
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October 26th, Ernest A.
• and Linda Caroline Bon -
were united in marriage at
United Church by Rev. J.
of Leamington, a former
ofWestfield. The altar was
with candelabra ana
and gold mums.
bride isthe .daughter Of Mr.
ars: Norman Bonnet of
eld and the groom's parents
Mr. and Mrs. • Earl Sherwood,
I 5 Goderich.,
Hand of Gospel singers from
ton area provided the music
the wedding service. '
bride's gown was made of
polyester crepe with lace.
and A Ime skirt and a
trait high neckline and a long
• train. She carried a
of yellow. roses and button
with baby's • breath and
of honour was the bride's
MissCatherine Bonnet who
thessed in along floral gown of
and mauve with a purple
sleeveless jacket. Brides -
were Miss Barbara Rodger
Miss Mary Snell.. both girl
from Kitchener. and wore
identical to the maid of.
. The flower girt was little
-old Davina Dawson of Cor -
who wore a long white dress
mauve lace trim and a white
with mauve velvet rib -
All attendants carried
of yellow and mauve
mums with mauve ribbons.
an was B,yran Humph -
Hamilton. Ushers were
Coteral of Hamilton and•
Dawson of Corunna,
in-law of the groom.
bride's mother chose.a gown
k blue polyester crepe
full sleeves with a long
jacket and wore an
corsage. The mother of the
wore a rose • gown of
crepe with a whit
as a corsage.
n followed for the ISO
uSnell's Restaurant, West -
the wedding gifts were
isplayek The Hamilton
pided music after the
dinner.
bride was honoured with a
grower at Kitchener Hosp-
she was employed. A
us shower was given by
ds and a relative shower
Gordon Dawson, Corunna
itv shower was held
Id Church.
imam also was surprised by
Prties given by the X-ray
liamiltou General Hospital
k- is employed.
A rehearsal party was given by
the groom's mother. After a
honeymoon to Israel for eight days,
the couple are living at Stoney
Creek, Ontario.
New Lucknoir
Branch Recognized
A new Lucknow branch of the
Canadian Arthritis and Rheuma-
tism Society was recently formed
and their first campaign for funds
netted about $532. Mrs. Alex
Andrew, campaign chairman, has
received the following letter from
the president of the Ontario
Branch.
•
Dec. 3, 1974.
Mrs. Alex Andrew,
Lucknow, Ont.
Dear Mrs. Andrew.:
I have jut heard of the excellent
results of the first campaign
conducted by the Society's newest
branch, and I just want to take this
opportunity to express to you and
your fellow canvassers our warmest
thanks for. an outstanding job.
Thousands of volunteers like
you, working together, have made
it possible for the Society to provide
substantial sums for arthritis re-
search, and we are confident that
these expenditures will in time lead
to the conquest of this disease.
At a meeting of the Division's
Executive Committee last week, a
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-resolution was adopted formally
establishing the Lucknow Branch
and I will be" writing each of the
directors of that branch shortly to
express a welcome. In the interim I
would be grateful if you would
express our appreciation to all
those who did so much to ensure
the success of your. campaign.
Sincerely,
Robert Goudreati„
President;
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