The Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-11-10, Page 8wedding
October wedding
The marriage of Nancy
Florence Burt, daughter of
Mr. and. Mrs: James Burt of
Holyrood, and Bevan Harold
Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs..
Harold Lewis of Kincardine,
took place on Saturday, Oct-
ober 2, 1982 at 7 .p.m.. in
South Kinloss Presbyterian
Church.
White carnations with pink
trim, and white daisies with
pink candelabra formed the
altar setting for the double
ring ceremony. The .officiat-
ing minister was Rev. Hugh
Nugent of Ripley.
During the ceremony mus-
ic was • played by Marilyn
Murray of Lucknow. While
signing the. register, Colour
My World, and, Perhaps
Love, were the songs prov-
ided,
Given in. marriage by her
father, the bride wore a floor
length gown with a train
falling from the waist. The
gown featured a round neck-
line, long sleeves and empire
waist. Rows of lace accented
the • bottom of the skirt and
train. She wore a Juliet cap
which held the double tier
full length veil trimmed with
seed pearls. Pink and burg-
undy roses, with white steph-
anotis
tephanotis and baby's breath
comprised the . bouquet the
bride carried.
Matron of honour was
Reina Arnold of Kincardine.
She wore a floor length
burgundy polyester satin
dress with spaghetti straps
topped with a sheer burg-
undy cape. Reina carried a
nosegay of pink, burgundy
andwhite daisies with baby's
breath.
The flower girl, Tanya
Holcombe, niece of the
bride, of St. Thomas, wore a
champagne polyester dress
with long sleeves and pleated
skirt with frills on the front of
dress and sleeves. Her flow-
ers were the same as the
maid .of honour.
Best man was Ron Hayes
'of Kincardine, friend of the
groom. Doug McTeer of Tiv-
erton, cousin of the groom
and Robert Bart of Holyrood,
brother of the, bride ushered
the guests into the church.
A reception followed the
ceremony at the Ripley-
Huron Complex, with danc-
ing to the music of Moving
Music.
The bride's mother wore a
two piece wool street length
burgundy suit with long
sleeves, Frills accented the
sleeves and around the collar
and down ' the front. Her
corsage was pink roses and
pink ribbon.
The groom's mother wore
a . street length teal blue
polyester dress with lace
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stripes throughout the dress.
Her corsage was mauve
roses with ribbon.
For travelling, the bride
chose a burgundy and grey
twill two . piece suit with a
corsage of a . deep red rose
and tiger lily. The groom
wore .a three piece blue suit
with a red rose.
The couple enjoyed a
honeymoon to Northern Ont-
ario and part of Southern.
Ontario.
Prior to the wedding,
showers were hosted by the
maid of honour and a com-
munity shower, when many
lovely useful gifts were re-
ceived by the bride-to-be.
Following, the wedding re-
hearsal, the bride's parents
entertained the bridal party
at a wine and cheese party,
at which time the couple
presented their wedding at-
tendants with gifts of appre-
ciation. A social evening was
hosted by the best man and
ushers, previous to the wed-
ding, held in the Kincardine
Community Centre.
The groom is employed at
Ontario Hydro.
Following the honeymoon,
Mr: and Mrs. Bevan Lewis
are residing at R, R. # 5,
Kincardine:
Sendstirnewith great-grandchildren
By Kae Webster.
Mr and Mrs, Jim Mac-
Kenzie had Ruth's grand-
mother, Mrs. Mae Rock of
Seaford' spend the Hallow-
e'en weekend with them: She
had the joy of also spending
time with her great grand-
children, Mary Ellen, Greg -
gory and Keith,
Visiting on the weekend
with Charles and Mayme
Wilkins andfamily were
Mayme's sister-in-law, /Lor-
ene Irwin and her mother,
Mrs. Maggofin of Oshawa
and cousins, Laura and Mab-
el Campbell of Toronto, On
Wednesday, Charles and
Mayme went to Paris, Ont-
ario to visit with their two
daughters, Barbara Shep-
perd and Janet Wilkins.
Eugene Blue and Kathy
Robson of Detroit were up on
the weekend with Finiay and
Margie MacDonald, Margie
returned with them for a
couple of weeks to visit with
her family.
Dr , Russell and • Lesley
Moncrief moved from Loch-
alsh the first of the week to
their new home in Aylmer
where Russeil will continue
with his • veterinary work:.
Goodluckin your new home,
On Saturday Rhetta' Mac-
Lennan and her daughter„
Florence MacLennan of Kin-
cardine went to Palmerston
to'visit Mr. and Mrs, Bruce.
Millar and boys,
Mrs. Wynn. Gammie of
Lucknow visited with Wel-
lington and Kae Webster for
a while on Sunday.
Dorothy Finlayson had her
son, daughter-in=law and,
their family, Mr, and Mrs.
Rod Finlayson of Sarnia with
her on the weekend.
Visiting recently with Dor-
othy MacLennan. 'were her',
son, Finlay, MacLennan of
Kitchener, her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and . Mrs.
Ted Hefferman of London
and her sister, Katie Suther-
land, also of London, Dor-
othy MacKenzie called on
her one day last week.
P '
UCW choose Remembrance thyme
Unit 1
Greta Johnston was host-
ess for the November meet-
ing of Lucknow U.C.W. Unit.
1. Mrs. Rice played several
selections on the piano prior
to the meeting, The theme
was''peace", with Mrs. Eld-
on Bradley presiding. Jean
Jardine and her committee of
Ida Barger and Maynte Hen-
derson had . charge of the
program and devotional.
Mrs, Jardine opened with
a verse and Mrs. Henderson
read the scripture. The medi-
tation on Remembrance Day
was given by. Mrs. Barger.
Elaine Irwin read the 1981
prize winning Legion essay.
on Armistice Day, Why I
Remember, written by her
son, Chris. Nancy Irwin read
the call Canada winning
essay, Remembrance.
Mrs, Jardine read ' an
article, Food for Thought,
which included a message for
each day of the week.
Mrs. ' Bradley read the
story ' of the Poppy and alt
repeated, In Flanders Fields. '
She also gave of brief talk on
Indra.
The roll cail was answered
with a verse from the Bible
on, Peace, by 18 members.
The Minutes were read
and adopted and the treas-•
urer's report given by Mrs..
Al Irwin, Mrs. Gibson gave
the report from ,the fowl
supper which showed a good
profit. Anna Dexter display-
ed tbro quilts which she and
other unit members had tied,
Mrs, Henderson reported for
the visitation committee.
Mrs. Bradley gave the an-
nouncements regarding the
coming meetings and took
orders for the church calend-
ars. She closed the meeting
by reading the poem, Let
There 'be Peace on Earth.
Mrs. Rice played, The
White Cliffs of Dover, and
There'll Always' be an Eng-
land,
ngland, two songs from the last
world war, and alt joined in
singing them.
Unite •
trnit 2 o Lucknow
met at the home of Mrs, S,
MacGillivray on November 2,
Mrs. MacGillivray, the Unit
leader, had the call to worshp
and prayer. •
Twenty-three members
and three visitors answered
the roll call on the meaning
of Armistice,
Mrs, Gordon Kirkland was
chairman for a very impres-
sive service, She took as the
theme, Armistice Day: Mrs.
Kirkland and Mrs, B. Mac-
Kenzie read parts of 'Psalm
46, which .was interspersed
with verses of the hymn. 0
God. Our Heip in Ages Past
Mrs. 5. Irwin read from Beth
McConnell's poem collec-
tion. Did You Know that
Soldier Boy that Went Away?
Ada Webster prepared
and presented a paper on
Armistice, including some of
the life of Sir Harry Lauder
and the change, in his life
style after his son, John had
been killed in the war. Ma
also recited the well known.
•In Flanders Fields, stating
she had met the author.
Mrs, 0, Kirkland, Mrs, G.
Morrison, Mrs. S. Irwin and
Mrs. Bruce MacKenzie took
parts in a'skit, Peace in this
World, and a candle was lit
for Peace, ,It is a challenge
forthe members to dedicate
themselves for peace, to
understand one another.
treat others fairly and love
each other.
Unit 3
Mrs. Ross Shiells was
hostess for the November
meeting of the Lucknow lion.
iced Church unit 3 and con-
ducted the business portion.
The roil call was answered by
a Bible verse on Peace.
Mrs. Charles MacDonald
gave a full report on the fowl
supper which was very suc-
cessful.
Mrs. L McLeod, thanked
all who had helped her with
flowers for the church for the
past `month, Mrs. H. Hous-
ton looked after the sale of
church calendars.'
Miss H. 'Thompson, re-
potting on.Stewardship, read
a poem. God Wants the Best
from Each of LIs.
Mrs. E. McDonald gave
the treasurer's report toy
date, and took the special
project collection.
T to tl ge 15.
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