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are residing on Gould Street
carnation. - -- WiartOn. daisies, baby's breath and
____ _bride's grandfather, Gordon 48'. Try an offer.
e grave ,area, ers were Colleen Adams, Jan 60 workable balance bush
and Laurie's dresses were The fathers of the young Mr. and Mrs. George McAr- Caesar, Janine Glenn . and and pasture', 'brick house, ----the-eame-hut-in-yellow-They couple each wore grey 'tux- thur.
barn 40' x 66% Redueed carried nosegays of pink, . 'el:19es. The,Thride's foilet, After a honeymoon to Pen- John Anders°1:L. - -
yellow and tweet pea wore a white gardenia and nsylvania, the happy couple interment followed in asking price: 61,000,
colour-
ed Mini carnations, white ,
flower girl, wearing a long the•groom's grandmother,
white swiss dot gown and Mae Jackson of Wiarton and
carried a basket of flowers grandfather, Percy Oakley of
similar to the bridesmaids. Coldwater,
The attendants all-wore mat- The bride's going away
ching flowers in their hair. - outfit was a yellow sundress
The groom wore a white
tuxedo with a yellow rosebud
boutonniere.
The groomsman was Jerry
Williamson, friend of the
groom, of Owen Sound. He
wore a dove grey tuxedo with
darker grey vest and trous-
ers.
Ushers dressed ,the same,
were, Rusty Jackson, R. I
Wiarton, brother of the
groom and Ivan Cranston, R.
2 Lucknow, brother-in-law of
the bride, and Wayne Jamie-
son, Walkerton, brother of
the bride. David Button,
Waterloo, nephew of the
bride, was ring bearer, dres-
sed in a white suit. 'All
attendants wore yellow car-
nations boutonnieres.
Organist was Mrs. Robert
Craig, with Wendy Craig
playing a selection on her
violin while the guests
assembled. Dianne Short of
Ingersoll, and Wayne Jamie-
son, Walkerton, sister and
brother of the bride, sang "0
Perfect Love" and "You Are
My Miracle".
The' mother of the bride
chose a long gown of melon
quiance, with a draped bod-
ice and cap sleeves and a
tunic overskirt of chiffon with
a corsage of white gardenias
daughter of Stuart andt`eari
Jaraieion, Wiartoti
of Luckinow;, and the groom is
the eldest son of Lloyd and
Bobbie jackson, R. R. 1
Wiarton. •
Rev, David Cooper off iciat
ed at the dinible ring cere-
mony on Saturday, June 21,
Given in marriage by her
father,' the bride: chose a
gown of white silk organza
fashioned on empire.lines.
The 'bodice with a sheer U
shaned yoke was re-eMbroid- •
erect with seed. pearls and
edged with a ruffle of Venice
lace that fornied small cap
sleeves. The full skirt had
wide bands of matching lace
in pinafore effect with 'three
tiers of 'lace to the hem line,
that fell into a built in train.
She wore a matching cathed-
ral length veil, The bride
carried a cascade of yellow
sweetheart• roses, stephan-
otis, white daisies, and
baby's breath, with a back-
ground of ivy.
Matron of honour was the
bride's sister, Cathy Button,
of Waterloo, wearing a long
gown -of- sweetpea quiance
featuring a round yoke of JACKSON JAMIESON
pointe d'esprit edged in a
Jamieson of Goderich, and erica), niece of the bride, was
The bridesmaids were Gail . and yelleiv rose . buds. The given by. Kathy and Laurie July q at 2 p.m.
Cranston, R. • 2' Lucknow, groom's mother wore 'a, long Jackson at Bobbie Jackson-'s Pallbeaters were David
sister of the bride and Kathy
mint' green quianee gown : home; A pantry' community Adams, , Jainestown, Fred , an
Laurie, Jackson; ./c„ , 1, , with a • scoopedneckline‘400 shower was held it the home Tiffin, Russell Chapman and ' LLIGKNOW - 3. bedroom well-with,
sisters of , `wore spaghetti Straps with 'a short of Mrs. Eileen Millet. • A. Art Burrows, Whitechurch; maintained heme ,in a good
groom. Kathy Jackson wore matching jacket; with a cape- relative shower was also held David Caesar, Dungannon residential ,area. New low
asking price for quick sale '
an identical -dress of the let collar. She wore a wristlet at. Coldwater at the twine Of and Jim -Andeirsen, Caled- • . .
matron of honour and Gail corsage of pink roses. the groom's aunt and 'uncle, Onla. Acting as flower bear- 100 ACRES Ei I
Wed
, St. Paul's Presbyterian
Church, Wiarton, decorated
with white and yellow chrys-
anthein0Ms and white can-
delabra, Was the setting for
the marriage of Glenda Lee
Jamiesonto William Gregory
Jackson, both of Wiarton.
The bride is the youngest
Jennifer Jamiesbn, Walk-
ruffle of matchin laee • Ong •
with a white;jacket and white
accessories. The groom wore
a 'grey pin striped suit.
Guests attended from
Farmington, Michigan; Roy-
al Oak, Michigan; Lake' Or-
ion, Michigan; Dearborn,
Michigan; Peterborough,
Coldwater, Goderich, Ter-
onto, Pembroke, Mount For-
est, Ingersoll, Walkerton,
Lucknow, VVoodstock, Wat-
erloo, London, Owen Sound,
Shallow Lake, Hepworth,
Sauble Beach and. Clavering.
Showers for the bride were
held by her former school
friends of Lucknow at Etta
Belle MacDonald's home. A
relative shower was held at.)
Gail and Ivan Cranston's, R.
It 2 Lucknow. A Stanley
Home product shower was
the groom's father 'a yellow
area, '3 bedroom house needs .-.-
Honorary guests were the
FORM SAFETY
LISTOWEL The feeling hour operation had her 16, 1979 after she 'was,•
at the ends of her fingers limb re-attached. • Caught in a hay swather '
is close to normal. • Over, the past 1Z that severed, her arm at •••
It has been just over a months, Brenda has the shoulder; .
year since sir-year-old come along way in'her Mr. and Mrs. Huber
--Branda—Huber„,_dail,ghter.rer,o.,very.,„ and althougk rushed their daughter to
of 1V1r. and Mrs'. David she can't, extend. her L aro w
Huber Of RR 4, Ustowel, fingers.and 'recently the Hospital where.local
lost her arm_ in a farming prickly sensation has left doctors and nurses
accident and .after a .17- her err,., and she now has packed Brenda's arm, in
, more of a "normal" ice and sent her to Sick
Obituary , • feeling. :Children's Hospital in
- Despite' her handicap, ! Toronto. Dr.
Brenda passed Grade 1 Zuker performed the
ADAMS and will enter Grade 2 in operation there.
Denanne Elizabeth (Caes- -the fall. Brenda's mother The success of Brett--
at) Adams passed away at said school has been "no da' s o peration• • bit
problem''' for grenda and 'headlines in many a the Wingham and District Hos- . pitaron Sunday,
Joy 6, 1980 she did very well, in her i p:r v in,e s daily
studies. rie*spapers as it.. Was the •
She 'leaves to mourn her
Brenda's tragiC ac- first successful _operation in her 50th year,
passing her children; Murray,
oident occurred on . jUne of its kind in the hospital.
of Wingham atuinawne of R..
R. 4 Wingham; also her
.sister Madeline, Mrs..Gard-
On Anderson; Ashfield and
three brothers, Bill of God-
erich, Jack of Dungannon
and twin brother Donald of
Wh.itechurch.
She was predeceased by
her husband Clarence in
February 1979, by • her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Caesar, Ashfield, and one
brother, Paul of Ashfield.
'The, funeral service was
conducted by Mr. •Robert
Petry of Whitecburch United
Church at the MacKenzie I
and McCreath Funeral Home. •
in Lucknew on Wednesday, 011111•11111
WrOxetor Cemetery, Wroxet-
enda has feeling
her fingers again
4 ACRE treed lot in Lucknow
renovating, small shed, 24' x
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DUNGANNON'S
125th BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATIONS
- Sat Aug 2nd -
f-0
r at Dunganneh's Agricultural Park
Old Fashioned Breakfast
8•10 a.m. Sat. Aug. 2
catered by Nile U.C.W.
Pork Barbecue it
4:30 - 7:30 p.m. Sat. Aug. 2
Adults *4.50 Children '2.50
Pancake Breakfast
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Adults - *3.00 Children *1.50
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'Chicken Barbecue
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77 ACRES in Kinloss -
Beautifully restored stone
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ONE ACRE lot on Hwy. 86
west of Lucknow. Asking
$7,900.
LAKEFRONT COTTAGE, at
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