The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-01-17, Page 1212— Lgcknew .'Sentinel, .Wednead ly,.. January 17, 1979
PinetreeCes1nets
BY WILMA CLARKE
December was a ,, busy
month at Pinecrest Manor;
The Lucknow .G,I.T. girls
And their leaders painted the
windows for the Christmas
season at the end of Novem-
ber and first of December.
They are a fine group of '
artists and the windows
looked lovely.
The Lucknow • Brownies
sang on December 2, and the
residents really enjoyed hav
ing them.
The Roman Catholics 'had
communion on December 5,
and units 4 and 5 of Lucknow
United Church came to .en-
tertain that evening.
Kinlough Pentecostal
Young People's • Crusaders:
came the . -next,:, evening to
sing.
Bruce County. Junior •Far-
merswere-to come Decent:,
ber 10, but because of the
storm, only two girls from
Ieeswater made it. They
, sang and- the home 'was
pleased to have them.
On December 1*, Rev,
Kaufman held communion
for the Protestants. Edith
Webster played the piano
and Eunice Dunsmuir sang.
In the afternoon the Lucknow
Christian Reformed Church
held their monthly bingo.
The Lucknow Kinettes vis-
.ited on Tuesday .,night and
sang carols • and gave each
resident a jar of candies..
Grades 1, 2 and 3 of
Lucknow Central Public
walked to Pinecrest on Dec-
enilier 14 and presented their
Nativity Scene from their
Christmas concert,
Tie residents enjoyed see-'
ri• ing them. fn costume and
("Wel all, that is what Christ
mas is about.
Brookside Public sent a
busload of their younger.
children tosing the following
day. How wonderful to see
the elderly people smile, as
they listen to the voices of
children:
On December 17 the Man-
or held their Christmas Tea.
They were delighted with the
friends and relatives who
came to visit. The weather
was unpredictable in the
morning, but turned out not
too bad in the afternoon. A
team of horses with caro'11ers
on .a wagon visited in the
afternoon.
The Kinlough Pentecostal
Church came on ._December
21 to sing. They ,are enjoyed,
when they come each month.
Allan Miller andhis band
came 'to play on, December
27. Ronnie Rock of Ripley
sang and played his guitar
and John Hartwick's grand
-
daughter also sang. Allan's ,
young daughter sang too.
They were cute 'little girls
and sang so well. It was a
very enjoyable day,
. Those going out over the
Christmas season to visit
were G. Steele, M. McNee,
A. Cerson, L. I'rwin, E.
Haney, S. Hunter, L. • Wams-
ley, Belle MacKinnon, Birdie '
Button, J. Maclntyre,, and J.
Hartwick.
Those celebrating birth-
days
in December were Edith
Griffith, December 1; Lloyd.
Irwin, December 19; Annie
Jewitt, December 29; and,
celebrating their 90th birth-
days were Michael Cum-
mins, December 10 and Effie
Culbert, December 25.
Many groups and people
brought fruit, candies and
'plants to the Nursing Home
over the Christmas season '
and the residents really
appreciate it.
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MR. A
DAVID
Dunganrxon,. United
Church was decorated
with baskets- of .white.
mums and yellow. daisies
:for' the wedding..
•eeternony. ' of Dorothy
Culbert and. David Bere
-rdh' •Friday, November 24
at6:'30p.m.
The bride -is -the
daughter of'VI'r. and Mrs.
Howard Culbert and the
groom is the son of Mrs.
-Mary Bere;
The Reverend :" .C. G.
Westhaver officiated at
the:: 'double ring
ceremony:. Mrs.: Debbie •
Culbert,..sister-in=law of.
the bride, was soloist. She
sang "My .Special .
Angel' "Can't, ,Help;
Falling in Lowe",' and,
"Young
The bride was.given in
marriage by her father.
She . wore a :gown as
illustrated in "Bride's
Magazine". It featured a•,
mandarin nec:k.l.ine,
rounded in, : f vont. -Of a
bodice, an empire waist
and long,. straight.
sleeves: A cape fell from
the shoulders to the back
of the.waist and into a
long flowing skirt:
Appliques- trimmed'the
front of. the bodice and
sleeves. The train fell all
around ..into a chapel
istyle.
.The bride's headdress
was a caplet trimmed'
with lace and pearls to,.
match the gown. It held in
place.. a one. tier fingertip
silk\ illusion veil trimmed
all around the edges with
matching lace.
The bride carried a
bouquet of yellow roses.
Matron' of ' honor was
Mrs. Barb Snowden•of St.
Helens, sister of the
bride, She wore a gown in
copper quiana with a;-
I ' round neckline and a bow
at the front. 'It featured
tiny smocking across the
shoulders' ' and waistline
with an overlay covering,
long full sleeves • with
AN
MRS..
SERE
elastic 'lien& to match,
the smocking and a
flowing. skirt, She carried
a bouquet of yellow and ,
white daisies and baby's
breath.'
Bride'smaids were Mrs.
Annette. Bere ` and Miss
Valerie Wilson,'friends of
the bride, both of
Goderich. Their dresses
and 'f.lowers were' the •
same as the matron of
honor's.
° Kimberly Snowden of
St. -.Helens, ,niece of the •
bride, was 'flowergirl..
Her dress wase similar to
the bridesmaids' dresses
only white in color and
she carried • the same
hpUque.>L in..a miniature --
size. . T �`
Groomsman -was-
Gerald Bere Of Goderich,
brother. of 'the groom..
Ushers were John
Staribury, brother-in-law- '
.of the:. groom and Jamie
Bere, ' brother' of the
groom, . both. of
Dungannon.
The • groom and his
attendants wore beige
three-piece tuxedos with
white • carnation'
boutonnieres. '
. Following .the 'wedding
ce•remeny;. a dinner:. was.,
held at Saltford Valley
Hall:. A reception and
dance were held in the
evening with music by .
Star Trex.
The bride's mother 14
greeted guests wearing a
rose silk ' gown with a
gathered cape accented
in the back with a cowl
and a white orchid cor-
sage. .. .
The . groom's mother
wore an ivory polyester
gown with a lace top and
a variegated stole.
Por a wedding trip to '
Eastern Ontario, Quebec
and N'ew York State, the
bride changed to a brown
three-piece suit.'
Mr. and Mrs; David
Bere 'ire residing in
Dungannon..