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THURSDAY, APRIL t, IMO Downsview United Church was the scene as Judith Elaine Luckett became Mrs. John William Eastman on Saturday, March 7. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wesley Luckett, 16 Clevedon Street, Downsview, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs." Andrew Malcolm Eastman, 18 Seeley Avenue, Downsview. Rev. Dr. William Briggs officiated while John Mayo played the organ. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of slim fitting white lace over a satin underskirt with neckline trimmed in tiny blue daisies. On her head was a crown-like tiara with a long net train trim- med in pale blue satin. Matron of honour was Mrs. Cathy O'connor and Sunday, March 29 at 2 p.m., the rowing teams of Oxford and Cambridge once again engage in their famous rivalry on the River Thames. BBC commentators describe the race from start to finish. Three of Britain's biggest sporting events will be seen on the CBC television ner. work during the next three weeks. The English Football Assoication’s FA Cup Final, the Grand National Steeplechase and the Oxford- Cambridge boat race will all be featured in color on CBC- The 113th running of the gruelling Grand National will be seen Sunday, April 5 at2 pan. EST. Telecast from Aintree, England the race is open to amateur and professional riders alike and offers a purse of more than $40,000. There are more than io jumps in the race and accidents invariably occur. Coverage of the FA Cup Final from the 100,000-seat Wembley Stadium in London is Sunday, April 12 at 2 p.m. EST. Veteran BBC com. mentator Kenneth Wolstenholme describes the Boat race, tup final, steeplechase on Ill Judy, John wed Mr. and Mrs. John Eastman bridesmaids were: Mrs. Linda Taylor, sister of the bride; Mrs. Denise Luckett, sister-in-law; Mrs. Sharon Martin and junior bridesmaid Mists Donna Luckett, sister of the bride. The bridesmaids' dresses were of mauve rare moment with the matron of honour in hot pink. They wore mar. ching flowers in their hair and carried baskets of constrasting flowers of pink, white mauve. Best man was Jerry O'connor with ushers Robert Luckett, brother of the bride, Alan Martin, and Stuart Taylor. The mother of the bride welcomed guests at the Wedgewood Restaurant wearing a blue coat and dress with beaded collar and matching shoes. Blue flowers adorned her hair. action as the two top soccer teams in England battle for the championship. hyllarxaretheeper The family role in a ‘At its recent annual clung“ society was em- meseting,ttt.vietoriartorder pushed by Mrs. AFN]. of Nurses Metropolitan Phtrntre, President d the Toronto Branch played hart Vanier Institute of the to interested meat of this Family, and guest speaker old established Order, and at the meeting. Research provided an opportunity to learn more of its long, ditF tinguished history and present activities. The report of President GeorgeLStephenson was " heexpressed its happy one, 1969 having been a busy and productive year. Mergers with other branches in Metro, which already in. cluded York and Weston, were completed in 1969, when North York joined. Now one VON branch serves all Metro Toronto and this works well from the stand- point of both administration munity. During the year, the Order. moved to new headquarters at 277 Victoria St., Toronto, more efficient and attractive premises. Moreover, a generous bequest wes received. District Director Bernice Seeds described the service of the VON which provides a total, family service with primary emphasis on teaching and family involve- ment. It is available at all times to persohs of all ages, VON mergers cqmglgfgdm day' or night, weekdays, Sundays and holidays, regardless of race, creed or financial status. When ill- ness occurs, normal family routines are frequently dis. rupted, and the visiting nurse is trained not only to care for the illness, but also to help the family to cope with the situation. Many a grateful recipient of home nursing care would claim the letters "VON" could well stand for "Very Own Nur- sen Several telegrams were received from relatives of the groom in Newfoundland. The bride and groom will reside in Downsview. The couple will later honeymoon in Newfoun- dland. The bride's travelling costume is a blue wool dress with multi-coloured sleeves and vest. Assisting her, the groom's mother wore a pale green dress with a matching coat of green and grey. service gym!“ Vanier Institute of the Family, and guest speaker at the meeting. Research and education [I the main objective of the Institute, and studies are made of the "melear" family, misting of two generations only; the single parent family, and effect of environment on the young child. The Vanier Institute is now studying the lawasit pertaimtofamilies, and considering whether amendments and revisions should be made. Following the meeting, we learned more of the back. ground of the Victorian Order of Nurses. Initiated in 1897, with the Countess of Aberdeen as first President, its original charter describes it, in part, as "a branch of nursing service which in. cludes all phases of work concerned with family and community welfare, with bedside nursing as the fund. amental principle." Since that time, each succeeding Governor General has ex- tended patronage to the Order, and wives of the Governors General have given most active support. The Order now no longer operates under the charter, which was replaced by Act of Parliament in 1954. The VON receives payment from the govern- ment for visits to patients who cannot afford to pay for the service. The rate of this payment, set under regulations in 1965, is $4.50 a visit. 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