The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-10-18, Page 111111
ig 10-*Aucknow Sentinel, Wi;ilnesday2,October 11, 1978
BOWERS - FORSTER
On Saturday, September
9. 1978 at 5:30 p.m. in St.
Andrews United Church,
Ripley, Dorinda Jean Forster
became the bride of Donald
Roy Bowers. Rev. Jim Bush-
ell performed' the ceremony.
Dorinda is the 'daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.. Walter A.
Forster, 1 .: R. 4 Ripley and
Donald is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. John L. Bowers, Ches-
ley.
The bride's sister, Mary
Lazarevich, of Brantford,
was. the . maid of honour.
Sandra Kempton, of Kincar-
dine, and Margie . Bowers, of
Toronto, were the brides-
maids:
The groonn's brother, Bill
Bowers, of Walkerton was
the best man. Mike Doerr of
Edson, Alberta, and Dave
Middleton, of Chesley, were
the ushers.
Kathy Forster, of Ripley,
played the flugal horns. Ann.
Farrell, of Ripley, played the
piano and organ and Jeremy
Smith, of Kincardine,, played
his guitar. The music was
perfect for such a happy
occasion:
The dinner was held inthe'•
church basement following
the ceremony and the recep-
tion was held in the Ripley.
Community. Complex.
Mr.'andMrs: Don Bowers
will reside at Point Clark:
�a :ChUrch
extends'a warm invitation to the Community to share its
116th =Anniversary
unday, OCtOmer 15
at 11:00Lin. and 7:30 p.m..
Guest Preacher. The Rev. David Proctor,
Personnel Officer, Hamilton Conference,
The United Church of Canada
Musicale Guests for. the Evening Service:
Sf. Mhae
ich l's sWalkerton,. Bo Choir of ,. � 1111
William Sewers, Director,
Refreshments will be .served
following the evening seri,*'
Married
Bluei::rle
BURROWS..„ WILLIS
The marriage of Doris
Eileen Willis of Bluevale and
Arthur William Burrows of
Whitechurch was solemnized
on Saturday, September 9,
1978 at the home of Bill. ,and
Anita Willis, Bluevale. Rev.
W. Brown performed the
ceremony , attended by the
immediate family.
Mrs. Agnes Farrier,
Whitechurch, a friend .of the
bride, acted as her attendant.
and Cecil Garniss, Lucknow,
a. friend of the groom,
assisted the groom. Jordan
Willis,; Kincardine was ring -
bearer.
Art and Doris area residing
at- the groom's home in
Whitechurch.
U.C.W. UNIT 1
The October meeting of
Unit 1 U.C.W. was held in
the. church . parlour.. Mrs.
Havens: opened the meeting
with a prayer and welcomed
everyone to the meeting.
Mrs. Clara. Raynard, pro-
gram convener took charge
of the meeting. Mrs. Jean
MacLeodread the scripture.
Mrs. Raynard had the medi-
tation and prayer on the
Thanksgiving theme. An in-
strumental by Mrs Mary
MacGillivray was enjoyed:
Mrs. MacGillivray: -intro-
duced ` the guests speaker,
Mrs*. Blanche eedhai*; who
.gave an inspiring' message.
on Thanksgiving and told
some highlights: of their trip
.to Kenya last winter. She;
was thanked by Mrs: Havens
and presented with a gift..
This part of the program was
closed with a prayer by Mrs.
Havens.
An invitation was received
from the Dungannon Fellow-
ship " group • to . attend a
meeting at Brookside .School
later this month. There will
be a display and sale of crafts
made by the native "Cari-
beans. Eunice Dunsruir
thanked the ladies for the
card sent to her. A. visit to
Pinecrest was arranged.
Mrs. Havens thanked the
committee, Mrs. Needham
and Mrs `-MacGillivray who
acted ` as pianist. A social
time was enjoyed and lunch
served.
Mrs. Phyllis Morrison,.
social functions convener,
made arrangements for the
fowl stepper..
Olson'
Dungannon, e Ontario
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1Ki1'r0NA' 9
The: lawn at Dungannon
'United Church was
decorated with a white
arbor, pink and white
gladioli and potted
shrubs, for the wedding of
Annette. Hodges, and
Gerry Bere oh Friday,
September $ at 6 :30 p.m.
The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Hodges and
the
groom thee son of 'Mrs.
Mary Bere, all of
Dungannon.
The Reverend C.G.
Westhaver officiated at
th. e double ring
ceremony.
Speakers were placed
on the lawn and music
was played from a tape.
The bride and her father
walked down the aisle to
Colour My World. Other
songs played .during the
ceremony were Love. Me
Tender, Love Me True,
Count On Me, and Just
the Way You Are.
The bride wore a floor
length gown, featuring a
high neck with sheer
sleeves, a sheeryoke
trimmed with seed`pearls
and a ruffle around the
bottom, .all, trimmed with
lace. The long veil; edged
with lace, was attachedto
a headdress of white silk
flowers.
She carried a silk
bouquet of . pink
sweetheart roses,
miniature white car-
nations and white ' or-
chids. . }
The maid of :honour,.:
Miss Brenda Chisholm, of
L-ucknowl cousin, of the
bride, wore a pink silk
gown with a scoop neck
and.: gathered waist. She'
carried a silk bouquet of•
miniature, white'. car-
nations,
ar-nat ons, pink sweetheart
roses : and blue tinted
daisies
Groomsman was John
Stanbury of ° Dungannon,
brother-in-law ' of' the 11.
LJCKNOW U.C.W.. UNIT
MR. AND MRS.
GERRY SERE.
groom. The .groom and
his attendant wore blue
three-piece suits with
white roseboutonnieres.
Following the wedding,
a reception was held at
Lucknow Community.
Centre.
The bride's mother
greeted: guests ina blue
silk dress with•a,gathered
cape and -a .white rose
corsage.
The groom's mother
wore a blue dress . with a
patterned " ': chiffon . cape
and a pink rose corsage.
For 'a wedding trip to
Buffalo,. New, York, the.
bride changed to a
brown
and white `, pinstriped
three-piece. outfit. She
wore a brown blouse, and
corsage. .The. groom was
•
2 where she had visited. recent-
ly. .
Miss Ada Webster gave a
reading. The treasurer's re:-
port
e-port was given by Mrs.
Andrew Ritchie:
Miss Ada Webster report-
ed on community. friendship.
Unit 2 ' are. asked• to visit
Pinecrest in October:. Off
Thursday, .October; 26 ' they
are invited to Brookside.''
:School:for a ; craft ,..sale
proceeds to be used for
Missionary Work. F
The offering;, was :taken by
Mrs. Ritchie = and' dedicated
by Mrs. Gibson. Thankoffer-
ing envelopes were given
out.
Mrs. Walden and Mrs.
Unit 2 of U.C.W. met at
the., home of''Mrs. G. Kirk-
land on Tuesday, October 3.
Mrs, Gibson opened the
meeting with a poem.
Mrs: Harvey Houston took
charge of the devotions. The
theme I . of the meditation,
given ,by',Mrs. Houston, was.
``God cares for ' his ;:own"Y..
Mrs. Mamie Henderson read
-a prayer of Rev. Wilbur
Howard's. •
" Mrs. Philip MacMillan
`showed ` slides 1 ofIreland
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CHRISTIAN,•
REFORMED
CHURCH
Rev. L. Van Staalduinen
Pastor
SIJ.,kDA r, OCTOBER 15
Services at 1.0:00' a.m.
and 2:30 p.m.
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Message of Today
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10:30 a.mn.
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LUCKNOW
UNITED
CHURCH
Rev. Doug Kaufman
Minister
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15
10 a.m..Sunday School
1I:00a.m,
Morning Worship
Nursery Provided
Poor :ire -School Children
Jr. Congregation,for
5 .S Year Old Children •
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attired in brown also. •
The couple also stopped
at Niagara Falls, the
honeymoon capital of the
world.
Mr. and Mrs. Bereare
residing ' in Goderich at
170 Keays Street.
'Prior to the wedding,
the bride was feted :at.
several. showers -held. by
Mrs. Marie Huff and Mrs.
Ellie McNeil, aunts of the
•.bride.;" • Mrs.`Bessie
McNee, aunt ofthegroom
and ._ Mrs. Mary . Bere,
mother ,of the groom at
the church; Miss Kim
Greene and Miss Dorothy
Culbert, ,friends of : the
bride, at Kim's home;
and a community shower
at the Dungannon United
Church.
Gibson made arrangements
for supplies, help, etc. for
the . fowl supper on October
17.
Mrs. Houston closed the
meeting . with prayer.
Mrs : Gibson thanked the
• hostess . and committee.
Lunch was served.
LUCKNOW-U:C.W. UNIT
Unit,# 3 met at the home of
Mrs. Jean Jardine on 'Octob-
-er 3rd:' Mrs. Cook. welcomed
everyone and thanked Mrs:
• Jardine for inviting the group
to her home.
Mrs. Jardine gave the
treasurer's report. Mrs.
Cook gave a report from the
Workshop • on Stewardship
-held in , Bervie recently and
Mrs. Alton gave her report
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LUCKNOW
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. Wrn. Munshaw
B.A.M.Div.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15
10:00 a.tn..
Sunday School
11:00 a.m.
Morning. Worship
Everyone W ' co ie
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