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Lucknow .institute
Womeres
Institute met for their Nov-
ember in the Inst; -
tate Roans on Tmesdayr,
November', Alovery dessert
was served by fire astnn *tee
as charge,
Mrs,, Grace Gibson, pres-
ident, weldevery one
and read a poem, fa the
Dark. The tell ell was an-
swered by each member
:srod 1190FFintPrac-
tice, Plans were grade for oar
Christmas Intel* to be a
pot leek',
The report on . ane area
convention swag g-t++e t by
Mrs, A, 1, Wilson and the
reports of the rally! .were
given by Mrs, Yarm Me-
Naughton and Mrs, George
Whitby,
Mrs, 'Winnifred Gammie
chaired the program part of
the mfg, It was n charge
of the Family and CONSOfiler
Aft committee, She read
apones,
The. motto, Good` Health
and good ire are two of
fifes greatest blessings, was
given by Mrs, ' brill . ,.
Mrs, Rice &vowed w
end piano select m .
Mrs, 'Ross Shiefls spoke
on, Family . and Consumer
Affairs, Mrs Wilbur drown
gave a rig' on, . Peace, ,
and the custom of wearing a
peppy oft November IL
Several suitable~ songs were
played for Arndattice.
Kfrtha insti.ute:
holds tir At Home
The i inioss t arishea
W renis fsnsttittstte held their
`•lit Nome on Saturday;
November 6, at
' starting off arra a bountiful
pot tuck dinner.
Mrs, Jam Needham, Har-
old Campbell, Ira .Dickie,
Lloyd Matgah and
don' Waif: entertained with
some toe tapping . *task
the mks and .their
fates were
Mrs, l ahold aid, prem-
est, suited 4 and led in
ttfrefitstitnte. Crate,
Aftter &rimer Mrs: Evans
Keith gave out prim to
nosy ofthose present, A few
of the prizes received were,
oldest, Harry Lanais; bitty
day,. Parrish Moffat . young-
Clarke:,
oarngClarke:: shiniest
shoes, Donald MacKiitmo t,
most b ttorrs, Mrs, Ira Old,
les
The reinaillderof the even-
ing. was spent pfaayittg euch-
re-
r hre , Prizes for euchre were
high mr'dtr, Ted Cdker; .high
lady, loge Clarke; .low man,
tan Clarke; low lardy, Blanche
Needhatrrr.
A defightfid time was Riad
tiny. alt and appreeiatiOtv gyres
to the directors in ettarge,
Mrs, Ted Collyer„ Mks, Fran
Keith, Mr,Gordon; Wan,
mad Mrs, ward Mac hine s -
Pine River UCW
UM albeit S tolke & waw
die hostess for the Nevem
meeting held at the
Mrs, gag coctfrey welcomed
Wrier mid opmed with a
l*toe, The rollcall„
A etrirtmt world issue that
concerns tie,. was a
Mrs., gob edifildtfiey few the
worship ow die dierne. Rem-
embrance,
em-
e trti e, The poet% hi
Flanders Fields, was re tt-
e d responsively., The medita-
tion)
tion) was taken by Mrs, Saw
Ste, la groups, fuer
discussioni took price; follow-
hy a biblical stat:.
Mrs- • Courtney read a
article oft Armistice..
Mrs, Smeitzer wed tfte de
-
*Works arks *kir dse prayer of St,
francis,
airied in September nuptials
Ripley United Church pro,
video the setting on Sept-
ember 11, 19S2 art 4 p,m, for
the marriage of John gall of
Kincardine and Carolyn
M*dtavish of Ripley,
The double ring ceremony
was performed by Rev, Mac-
Pherson of Ripley,.
The brit' the daughter.
of Mr, sad Mrs, Allan Mac-
Taviish of Ripley and the
groom's parents are Mr, and
Mrs, Art hall of Kincardine,
The • bride vM given . in
marriage by her parents, She
chose a gown of nylon sheer
fie tturrng an empire waist,
and bodice with, sheer yoke
and stand tip collar with
scalloped edge,' Iemse lace
Minuted the sleeves with
deep cuffs 4idged With sad -
loped lace a trim,, Lace and
pearls accented the bodice,
The floor lengihskirt fell to
wattean tra+in in back, She
carried .pink and blue roses
centred with a white orchid
and surrrntnded ' by baby's
breath,
Connie trwitt, friend of the
bride, Loddon was matron of
honours .She wore a floor
length gown of turquoise
polyester jersey with Sheer
overlapping the bodice o►f the
dress and a lifted waist with
a� small .tie, The .dress had a
full pleated skirt, She carried
abouquet of pink carnation,
bare roses with a pinkand
yellow oteltid hi the centre
with •baby's breaths
Bridesmaidss were Martyr
Mme Tout, sinter of the
bride, Patsy Sher/fezlt, sister
of the beide, Brenda Rawltam,
sister of the groom, and
Maine Mac'tavish, SIMter of
the bride,.
Alicia Tout, niece of the
bride, was flower girl,
The attendants wore dres-
ses • -and ' carried bouquets
similar to the matron a
honour, •
Rob Stanley, Mend of the'
groom, iwas best mans
Guests were ushered by Rill
Stanley, friend of the grog,
George Kropf, Mend 0 the
grooms', Rohr .Barham, broth-
er-in-law of the groom, ' and
lain Stewart, 'fund of the
groom,
The grog swore a white
tuxedo and tails with a blue
rote boutonniere, His attend-
ants wore navy blue taaeedos
whit mite i metol res. ,
The organist, Shirley Ha r
tris, provided traditional mus -
is and areonrpan ed the sola-
iafs, Jerry McNulty and Mike
Walsh,
• A.receptkorr.follorrved at the
Ripley -Huron Complex•
where the mother of the
bride rec'e'ived wearing a
pink floor length dress with a
sheer jacket featuring pink
and mauve flowers, Her cot,
sage was a 'mauve orchid,
She vas arssisted try the
mother of the groom who
chose an autumn pink floor
length gown with a lace
jacket and pleated skirt, filer
corsage wags art ivory gard-
enia,
The bride changed to a
burgundy dress with ruffle
trots and beige acsarres.
hollowing ; a hone mann in
Fluids, the maple ate resid-
ing in Ripley,
6 Hours Only
Friday, November 19th
4;f A p,m, to 10:000 p.m,
Men's, Ladies',
Children's
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Clothing
Toys
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