HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-02-15, Page 21HARE - JOHNSTONE
Lucknow Presbyterian Church,
decorated with ferns and candel-
abra at each side, trimmed with
poinsettas, was the setting on
Friday, December 16th at 6, p.m.
for the marriage of Brenda Jean
'Johnstone, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Johnstone; R. R. 5
Lucknow, and• Peter Brian
Hare, son of Mrs. Martha Hare,
Listowel. Rev. Armstrong, Wing.
,,. ham, officiated at the donrble ring
ceremony. M
The,bride, given in marriage by
her father and mother, looked
lovely in her floor -length gown of
white jersey knit, featuring schif-
fli lace—yoke and neckline',
embroidered with , Venise lace
trimmed with beads and A-line
'empire waist line: Her fingertip
veil( of silk illusion was held by a
Julian cap with daisy beadwork
and Venise lace matching her
dress. Daisies trimmed the bot-
tom of. her veil. A chapel length
train fell from her shoulders. She
carried red silk roses.
Matron . of . honour was Joyce
Anne Hewitt, sister of the bride -9f
R. R. 2 Kincardine, who wore a
red crepe dress with matching
jacket trimmed with red malabou
fur. She carried a white lace
basket filled with ' rid and white
silk roses.
Bridesmaids ' were Shirley
Hare, Kitchener, sister-in-law of
the groom and Janet Whytock,
friend of the bride, Lucknow.
Their dresses and flowers were
the same as the matron of honour.
Flower girl was Angeline Hare
of Stratford, niece of the groom.
Her dress 'was -'made of white
jersey knit, with Victorian neck-
line trimmed with red lace. Her
flowers were similar to the
bride's.
Ringbearer was Kevin Hewitt,
R. R. 2 Kincardine, nephew of the
bride. e O
Groomsman was Harley Hare
of Kitchener, brother oft the ---
groom and ushers were Murray
Hare'of Stratford, brother of the
groom and. Murray Johnstone of
Lucknow, brother of the bride.
They wore black tuxedoes.
Organist was Mrs. Donalda°
Moffat and soloist 'was Dale
Haldenby.
A reception fallowing the
wedding was held in the Lucknow
Legion Hall.
For her daughter's wedding,
the bride's mother chose a
tropical blue formal gown .with
matching cape, trimmed with
Malabou..fur around the neck. Her
corsage was white roses. The
groom's mother chose a navy
blue suit with corsage of white
roses.
For a wedding trip to Niagara
Falls thebride chose .a three piece
beige tweed pant suit • with
matching brown. accessories.
Brenda and Peter are residing
in Kitchener. where the groom -is-
employed as a bricklayer with
Kappeler Masonary. The bride
was employed at the Lucknow
Sentinel ' .office prior to her
marriage.
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Readings were given by Mrs,
Roy 'Schneller, Mrs. Hoy Collins
and courtesy remarks by Mrs.
1nloward Thompson.,
The March hostess is Mrs.
David .fialdenby and the World
fay of Prayer in charge of Mrs.
Bert Nicholson will be held on
Friday, March 3rd in the Anglican
Church. .
Bruce n
About 175 registered . nurses
and registered nurses assistants
flooded the teaching . area of tlae
,Kincardine -and District General
Hospital Monday evening for an
open discussion of the proposal
made by the College of- Nurses
relating to the withholding of
certificates of competence.
The proposal by theCollege'
calls for registered nurses and
registered nurses assistant _ to
work at least 50 days in any one
year of the previous five to qualify
for a certificate of competence.
The new requirements are plan-
ned to take effect in 1980. .
A letter expressing the views -of
both groups in ' the Kincardine
area will be sent to. the. College of
Nurses. This letter was signed by
65 women, others are encouraged
to write individual letters to the
College as well as MPPs William'
Davis, Dennis Timbrell, Murray
Gaunt, Stewart Smith and Steph-
en Lewis.
Over 100 of those women in
attendance Monday night also
registered with the Nurses United
for Registration Security and
Employment organization
(NURSE), based in London, -
Ontario. .
Those present . agreed the
,proposal, of the college was
"undemocratic, unrealistic, un-
justified and discriminatory".
Several points were raised at
the meeting. - It was agreed all
hospitals should provide accept-
able refresher courses, -funded by
the College, and RNs and RNAs
should be evaluated by peers; and
supervisors; not by. the College of
Nurses. ,
The nurses and assistants also,
agreed . the 'nursing program
should be returned to a three and
four year program and experience
out of the province and . past
experience should also be consid-
ered.
• Lucknow Sentinel, 'Wednesday, 'Feb* *S,t 1978—Page 21
rsea gain support
The proposal made by the
College of Nurses forces women
into returning - to work at such
times as could be inconvenient or
impractical and consequently will
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