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SHUR•GAIN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO . • • ia • • 11 "'•.• 4 et • ^••• A • • . .1 4 .• • • ?, ;mom ,RIGHTM.Rti• • • Couple Will Live In Wingham GA RDNER - JARDINg —Photo by Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Barry Ronald Gardner are residing in . Wing- ham following their marriage at four o'clock Saturday, May 4, 'in St. Peter's' Anglican, Church, Lucknow. Rey. George Garratt of Lucknow officiated at the cere- mony which was performed amid a setting of yellow, White and melon flowers arranged decoratively in baskets. Mrs. Ann, Pritchard of Luck- now provided suitable . organ JOHN W. HENDERSON LUMBER LTD. PHONE 528-3118 KINTAIL GRADUATED AS R.N.A. " Congratulations to Miss Marg- aret Simpson who graduated from Freeport Training Centre, at Kit- chener as a Registered Nursing Assistant on May 24th. ThoSe in attendance at, the graduation were her parents • Mr: and Mrs. Robert Simpson, her sisters Jan and Cathy; Mrs. Florence MadKen- zie, Mrs. Marjorie Farrish of Ash- field and Glenn 'Ferguson of Delhi. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Farrish visit- ed recently with their daughters Betty Anne and Harry. SawChuk of Fonthill and Deanna and Vincent with Victorian neckline. Rows of tiny imported datsies adorned 'a narrow bib front and bishop sleeves of sheer crystalette. A Juliet cap held her long cathedral train which was trimmed with matching daisies, She carried a bouquet of white shasta daisies with. yellow velvet ribbon. The bride's friend, Miss Susan Hall of Luoknow, was maid of honor. She wore a floor-length peasant style gown of yellow flocked organza with white and yellow daisy trim. She wore a wide-brimmed white hat with matching trim and carried a round bouquet of yellow daisies. In similar • attire were the bridesMaids, Mrs. Brenda Schiestel, sister of the bride, cf Wingham; Miss Janet Thomp- son, cousin of ,the bride, orKit- Chener; friends of the bride, Miss PaM Agnew of Lucknow and Miss Brenda Stapleton of Wingham. Flower girls were Joelle Reavie and Nicole Reavie, nieces of the bride, of Wingham. They were dressed alike in gowns simi- lar in style to those of the senior attendants but in melon polyester crepe trimmed with orange velvet ribbon. They carried baskets of yellow and white daisies. Rick Gardner of Kitchener was ..his brother's nest man and guests were ushered by Rick Jardine, the bride's brother, of Lucknow, Les •Thompson, Owen Curtis and Bill• Metcalfe all of Wingham. Paul Robinson of Wingham was ring bearer. The groom and all his male attendants chose brown tuxedos with brown velvet lapels and bow ties, melon ruffled shirts and white boutonnieres. A reception followed at the Lucknow Legion Hall where guests were received by mothers of the bridal couple. The bride's mother wore a floor-length gown 'of deep pink polyester crepe with long-sleeved matching jacket, navy accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. 'The groom's mother chose a floor-length gown featUring a brown polyester skirt and figured top. Her accessories were gold and she wore a corsage of yellow mums. For travelling, the bride chose a short beige and red dress with elasticized top. Her accessories were brown and she wore a red carnation corsage. The bride is employed at the Toronto-Dominion Bank in Wing- ham and the groom is employed by Davidson Well Drilling. Prior'. to her marriage, . the bride was honored at showers hosted by Brenda Stapleton of Wingham, Susan Hall and Mrs. Jean Jardine of Lucknow, and Mrs. Morris Swanson of Wing- ham. Guests attended the wedding from Brantford, Woodstock, Neu- stadt, Chatham, Owen Sound, Sudbury, Kitchener, St. Clair ShOres, Sarnia, Hamilton, Elmira, Ailsa Craig, Heidelberg, Guelph, Toronto, Brussels, Goderich, Wingham and Luck- now. Thibideau of Windsor. Duncan Allan, who arrived at Shannon, Ireland two weeks ago, was heard from by the Simpson families and was in England at time of writing. He /was then going to visit Scotland. Duncan is expected home on Wednesday, where he will be met at Stratford airport by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Simpson. WEDNEMAY, MAY ald and Julia were home don for the week end with and Mrs. Finlay MacDona Jim Webb of Toronto w and dek enmrsd. jgaucek4iviaatettiKeenziviz Many attended a noiveld `vices in Ripley Presbyteria eCnh juorycehdotnheSuspnedcaiya,l music ysic24 the direction of Mrs. Doug tyn The pulpit was °coup Reverend J . R. MacDonald with Mrs. MacDonald retut the.occ a sion from Roseville iga n. He was Assisted by ent student minister ha, RI Sand. Preparatory services in PreSbyterian.Church wete day evening with commit follow on Sunday, June The first bible class 41 last Thursday evening with good attendance. . .,; music and Miss Linda Wilson of Brussels sang "We've Only Just Begun", "Ava Maria" and "The Lord's Prayer". The bride, the former Mary Ruth Jardine, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken 'Jardine of Lucknow. Parents of the• groom are Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gardner, Wingham. Given• in marriage by her father, the bride chose a long slender gown of polyester crystal LUCKNOW Several from Ashfield attended the, wedding reeption in. Ripley Friday„ evening in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Rod Finlayson of Sarnia. Rod and 'Jean have purch- ased land from Miss. Margaret MacLeod and will be part time• residents of the community. Con- gratulations to the young couple. ' We are sorry to hear that Gord- on Finlayson is a patient in hos- pital. in London and wish• him a speedy recovery. Mr: •and Mrs. George MacDon'.'