The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-10-12, Page 10weddings
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 12, 1983—Page 10
Married in St. Clements
(Photo by Pail (Mist)
Stover d Kennard
Doug Stever rtt R, 1 Holytood and Tracey Kennard of R. 1St.
Clements wete married at St. Clements Roman Catholic
Church, St, Clements opt August 2O, 1(043. Rev. W. L. Ryan
and Rev. Ed O►entinget officiated. The bride is the daughter of
bred and Pauline Kennard, R. 1 St, Clements and the
gtoom's patents ate 1at1 and Kay Stever? 14. 3 llolytood.
!Mary Dixon, friend of the bride and gtootti, Lucknow, Cathy
Potter, friend of the bride, Heidelbetg, Cathy 'Kunix, sister of
the groom, Kitchener and Clitistine Kennard, sistet of the
bride, St. Clements wete bridesmaids. Steve Allan, friend of
the bride and groom, Holytood was groomsman and
Danny Kuntz, btothet-in-law of the gtoom, Kitchenet, Randy
Kennard, brother of the btide, St. Clements and hick
Passmore, friend of the groom, Lucknow usheted guests.
Matilyn Murray of Lucknow provided the wedding music.
Robbie 1-lerteis of 51. Clements and Stephen Tiffin wete altar
boys.
(Photo by Prank Phillips)
Hartung - Chisholm
Donald Victor Uattung of R. 1 Gowanstown and Leola Irene
Chisholm of Dungannon were united in marriage at Zion United
Church, 1t. 1, Gowanstown on Saturday, October 1. 1983 at 2.30
p.m. Rev. Cecil Wittich officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mt.
and Mts. Leonard Chisholm of Dungannon and the gtootrrs patents
ate Ruth Hartung, 14. 3. Listowel, and the late Victor Hartung.
Virginia Caesar, sister of the bride, Dungannon was matron of
honour and Btenda Brisbin, friend of the bode. Gowanstown, Diana
teddy, friend of the bride, London and Joyce Kean, friend of the
btide. Auburn, were btidesmaids. Doug Btisbin, friend of the
groom, Gowanstown, was groomsman and Kevin Weber, friend of
the groom, Palmerston, Cohn Chisholm, btothet of the bride.
Dungannon. and Gilbert Johann, cousin of the groom'. Belmore
were ushers. A reception followed at the Lucknow Community
Centre. Following a honeymoon in the Pocono Mountains of
Pennsylvania. the couple are residing on the gtoom's dairy farm at
1f. 1. Gowanstown.
Lucknow UCWIzold Detober rneetings
!Unit 2
Unit 2 of Lucknow U.C.W. met in the
fellowship toom October 4, Mary MacGilliv-
ray opened the the meeting with Thanks-
giving verses.
The roll call was answered with Thanks-
giving verses. After the basiness period in
which soap was collected for the mission
Stypply committee. Mts. Bruce MacKenzie
read the scripture.
Mts. William Campbell led the meditation
on Thankfulness and closed with a prayer.
Mrs. William Bolt gave a reading. The
Brash is in God's Wand, describing hove all
the beauty of natrite is the work of God.
The topic on Thanksgiving, prepared by
Mts. Petet Cook. was read by Mrs. M.
Gibson .
Mrs. Rob Cambell had a reading ory
Thanksgiving. Mrs. Stuart MacGillivray
played two piano it►sttu+mentals. Mrs. Stuart
Rea -vie took evetyone on a travelogue to
Rome. feanvva and Stuart Reavie were on a
severe day tour to Ronne itv August. Deanna
.showed pictures and told M the centuries, old
religious sculptures and buildings evident
throughout R'onnt. 1f makes one marvel' at
the craftsmanship of the people so many
years ao. winery there was no mechanical]
equipme e�t.
firth /
Mts. Beat Alton was the hostess for t1
October meeting of Lucknow U.C.W. Unit 3,
with Mrs. boss Shiel'Cs in charge. The theme
was Thanksieving.
The toll call. a bible vet expressing
thanksgiving, was answered by 13 ladies.
Mts. Lawrence MacLeod took chatge of
the program by reading an account of the
first Thanksgiving dinner by the Pilgrims.
Mts. John McDonald read the scripture
and read two poems, Canada, the Land of
Bounteous Goods. and Thank You God.•
Prayer was offered by Mrs. MacLeod who
irvttoduced Mns. Mon to give some thoughts
on Thanksgiving.
Mrs. MacLeod conducted two oral cont-
ests. one on the Bible, the other on food.
Mrs. Shells offered brayer for mission-
aries in India, the Keith Jamieson.
Cakes of soap were collected for the
supply office and white shhtts for hospital
gowns.
Mrs. Harvey Webster read a list of food
and helpers needed for the upcoming fowl
scupper and received a good response.
Cult 4
Unit 4 of Lucknow United Church Women
met for their regular meeting otw Tuesday.
October 4 with 22 members in atterndance.
The roll can was answered with a current
event.
Mrs. Clarence Ritchie took charge of the
program. which had a Thanksgiving theme.
She read a poem of Thanksgiving Thoughts
and followed with the scripture. Mrs. Ken
Cameron' gave the meditation and Mrs. Rill
Graham read a poem. Our Thanks to You.
Mrs. Cameron gave the offertory prayer.
Two pleasing piano numbers were given
by Mrs,. Graham.
Mts. Dan togan spoke oh Mexico. She
and her husband spent the winter months in
Brownsville. Texas and Mrs. Logan showed
slides of a tour they had taken into Mexico.
Mrs. Ritchie closed the program with
prayet.
MMS. Fill Rogues, unit leader. conducted
the business. Plans were made for the turkey
supper Tuesday. October 1S. A social time
followed.
Si. Augustine CSL
plans bazaar
St. Augustine CWL held their meeting
October 3. Mrs. Joe Hickey opened with
prayer.
The ladies are planning a haraar
November 12 at the Parish Hall. The bazaar
will include a penny sale. a craft table. a
hake table and chances ort a money tree.
The quilt. afghan and cushion and baby
quilt the ladies are selling tickets on for a
draw will be on display at the Goderich .mall
cw October 15. Tickets are available from the
president of the league and the draw will be
made October 15.
LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16TH
Worship Service and Sunday School
11:30 a.m.
REV. ALLISON J. RAMSAY, MINISTER
Nursery Downstairs
For Little Ones Under Four
EVERYONE ELCdl'KE._.
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UNITED CHURCH
i2lst Anniversary
Sunday,
October 16th, 1983
11 t00 A.M. MORNING SERVICE
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