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WEDNESDAY. MARCH 23rd, 100
Couple To Reside In Ashfield
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL., LUCKNOW, ONTARld •
MR. AND MRS. DONALD. CURRAN `
• • Photo by Nephew
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CURRAN -. GLOUSHER
;•Knox ,Presbyterian Church,; God
rich, decorated with a profusion.
if gladioli and Mums, ' was .the
etting.for the marriage on Satter,
lay, March 5th at 2 p.m. of
inda'Marie Glousher, ' daughter
i*; and Mrs, J. -Gordon Glow-
her of Goderich and John Donald,
lerbert Curran, son. of Mr and.
14rs. •John Curran of Ashfield:
Rev. G. Lockhart Royal offic
ated for the double.ring.ceremony
William Cameron of Goderich was.
aganist,• .and Mis, Barbara' McKee
!fGoderich as.soloist sang "The
;ord's Prayer" and "The:Wedding
'layer„
The bride., given in'marriage
her father, chose a :floor length
own of white French,peep. de•soie'
long princess lines and featuring a
owing train. Alenconlace and
' ed.pearls trimmed the scoop
eckline, lilypoint sleeves and,
lbow-length. veil of .French silk,
lesion, which was, held by. a
ed pearl tiara. "A. white
ble crested •with red rosesand
ailing streamers of ivy• and red •
sebuds completed her ensemble,.
Lynda Moore of.Goderich was.
aid of honour. Dianne Siernan
Kitchener and Janet Johnston'
Goderich were bridesmaids.'
ey all wore identical .empire :
wns of blue French peau de sole,
ith matching wedding ring head-
nds,. They carried -bouquets of .'
nk and white mums..
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LoriBeattie, niece of the bride,
was flower• girl.:. Shewas dressed ; .
in 'a ballerina gown .of .pink; French
peau de soie with a bouquet of
•blue' and white porn pours,
Timne Glousher.; brother of
the. bride, Was ringbearer.
• The groom was ‘attended
'byhis brother,, Grant Curran, of
Ashfield.Ushers were Ralph Cuff
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an,.. brother of the groom, and'
Gary Glousher, brQther.:of. the bride
A reception' was held. at Knox
Church Hall. • The bride's mother
received, the guests in a two piece
gold pure silk originalwith brown
accessories:and: a corsage .of gold •
mums. • She was assisted by the
groom's mother, 'who:chose a two;'
piece black and;:white Arnel linen •
with pink accessories •and a corsage
of pink roses.. ,
• For atrip to California, ,the ..
bride chose as her travelling cost-
ume an empire:styled dress.with
white lace bodice, bouffant •slee-
ves and blacit accessories.. Her
corsage was of red roses. -
Mr. and Mrs. Curran .will reside
on the 'groom's. farm -in Ashfield. ••
Guest's 'from a distance were from
Windsor , W all•aceburg, '.Toronto,
Springvale, London, Kitchener,
Barrie, and Stratford. .
Showers were held for the bride
at the.homes of Peggy MacLeod,
Mrs. Grant Curran, Mrs, Albert
Leitch jr., Dianne ,Sierran. The •
•bride's mother. entertained at a
•trousseau tea. •
RIPLEY MEAT MARKET
Custom Bufchering
Mondays Hogs,' in. by 4:00 p.m.
CATTLE, CALVES and LAMBS EVERY DAY,
EXCEPT 'SATURDAY.
We do Curing and Smoking ... Beef, Pork and Lamb.
Sold Whole, Half or Quarter . For Better Service, •.
And Lower Prices Call Ripley
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WHITECHLJRCH
Mr.-. and Mrs. Carl Weber, Anne
Marlene and Clair were' at the
Palmerston Funeral•,Home on Wed-
nesday evening where Mrs. Web-
er's aunt, the late Mrs. Harry Wil -
ford's remains were.
WILL MOVE THIS WEEK
Barry Tiffin of Waterloo spent
the :weekend with. his•p:arents,,. Mr.
and Mrs. Dari Tiffin, who this
week will be moving from the
Angus Falconer 'farm to the house.
on the MacDonald -farm, north'of
Teeswater. • • •
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber, Anne
Marlene and -Clair were Sunday
•visitors. with Mr .'and Mrs. Robert
Chambers of: Harrison.
Mr, and Mrs. Carl McClenagh-
an, Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClen-
aghan were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs'. Bill Parker and
• family of Lucan.
Miss Mildred McClenaghan,
R.N. Milton, spent the weekend
with her mother,' Mrs, 'George
McClenagham .
Mr. and.. Mrs. Bill Neable,
Howard and Kenneth were Sunday
visitors with .Mr.' and Mrs. Bob.
Nichol of .Palmerston
CALVIN -BRICK ' MESSBI4GERS
Calvin -Brick Messengers held
their meeting onSunday in the
church.' The pianist was Doreen
Pattison. ;Jim Beecroft gave the
'call to worship for the theme of
the meeting...Faith and Dangers.
The scripture was read by Shirley;
Pattison..
Marilyn Robertson led in•pray-
er,.. The Heralds report was given
by Joyce Taylor. Alex Beecroft
and Marlette' McGee received the
offering and Jim Beecroftgave
theoffering prayer. Duane Cur- -
rie read a poem. " The story of
• Wilfred Grenfell was given by
Mrs. Lawrence Taylor.' All then
went to their classes where furth-
er
study was held' on missionary
work.
/Or., and Mrs, Robert Hutchison
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
'and Mrs. Roy. Dawson and: family:
of E..Wawanosh. •
Miss Janette Johnston of Bel-
, spent theweekend. with Mr. •
and Mrs. *Charles Tiffin.
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