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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW; ON`FARIO
Married In lucknow Anglican Church
SCHIESTEL
$t. Peter's Anglican Church, •
Lucknow, decorated with baskets
of glads, ' mumsand carnations
in red , white and; blue , was the
setting for the marriage, of Brenda
Jean Jardine and David Barry
Schiiestel,gn Saturday; May 5th
at4p.m.
Rev. George Garratt officiated
at the double ring _ceremony.
The bride is the. daughter of ` _
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jardine
of. Lucknow. The groom is the
son of Mr. and. Mrs. William.
Schiestel of Wingham.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride chose a long slender gown
of snow white crystelette, high
victorian neckline, long full
Bishop sleeves with deep cuffs,
empire waist. Tiny white daisies
trimmed the sleeves and down
front of dress. Her long cathedral
train of pure silk illusion, trim-
med around edge with matching
tiny daisies, was held by a crys-
tal andpearl headpiece. She.
carried shasta daisies with blue
velvet :ribbon.
Mrs. Sherry Reavie of :Wingham,
sister of the bride, ' was matron
of honour,. She wore , a one-
piece .dress . featuring Palazzo
pants.with full Bishop sleeves and
stand-up collar of red, polyester
satin, matching'plaid vest and
white crocheted hatwith matching'
plaid band. She carried 'a single
long stemmed white rose with
blue streamers:
Bridesmaids were Miss Mary
Jardine of Lucknow, sister of the
bride; Miss. Cathy Schiestel of ,
Wingham , .sister of the groom and
Mrs. Donna Moffat of Lucknow,
friend of the bride. Their dres-
ses and flowers were the same as
the matron of honour's.
Jodie Reavie of Wingham was
flower girl. Her dress and•flowers
were the same as,the other attend
ants but instead. of ,a hat she wore I
a plaid bow with streamers in
her hair.
Wayne Irvine of Wingham,
friend of the groom, was grooms-
man. Ushers were Brian Jardine,
twin brother of the bride, of
Lucknow; Tom Irwin and Danny
Montgomery, both of 'Wingharrt
and friends of the .groom.
Mrs. Ann Pritchard was organ-
ist. Soloist was Don Hachborn
of ,Kitchener who sang "We've
Only Just Begun" before the bride
came down the aisle; "The Lord's
Prayer", during the ceremony ant
the "Theme Son' from Romeo
and. Juliet" , during the signing •
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of the register.
A reception followed at the
Lucknow Legion Hall. Red carna-
tions decorated the tables with
red candles in' candelabra onthe
bride's table.
The bride's mother' chose a
floor -length . gown of yellow,
orange and brown, flowered
polyester satin with long. sleeve-
less yellow coat, bone accessor-
ies and orange mum corsage.
The groom's mother wore a
floor -length gown of baby blue
polyester satin,overlaid with
blue sheer, silver accessories
and yellow mum corsage.
For travelling the bride wore
a grey and white Palazzo pant '
ensemblewith black and white
accessories.
Photo by Snyder
The: couple are residing at 63
Charles Street, Wingham, where
the groom is employed at Western,
Foundry and the bride is emplo
ed with Gay Lea Foods.
Guests were present from St.
Clair Shore, Michigan, Sarnia,
Hamilton, Toronto, Chatham, •
Owen Sound, Grimsby, St.. Clem•
ets,, Heidelberg, Breslau, Elmira,
Kitchener, Ailsa Craig, Preston,
Neustadt, Woodstock, Wingham,
Teeswater, Lucknow.
Prior to.her marriage the bride
was honoured at a relative shower
at the home of her grandmother
Mrs. George Jardine; a miscel-
laneous shower at the home of
Mrs. Don MacLennan of Wing -
ham; a girlfriend shower at the
home of Donna Moffat, Lucknow
and a neighbourhood shower held
at the Parish Hall.
Family. Gathering
Marks Move.
A very pleasant family gather-
ing was enjoyed at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McDonald
of Lucknow on Sunday, May 20th.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. G. Humphrey and Michele,
Mrs. Lorna Clipperton and Brenda;
Milvert Reid and Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Cook.
The McDonalds were presented
with gifts from the family'honour-
ing them on moving to their home
in Lucknow. All enjoyed a
bountiful lunch and a social after-
noon and evening together.
WHITECHURCH
Miss Joyce Tiffin of London
spent the holiday with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin. Miss.
Jeanette Johnston of London spent
the week end with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Johnston.
Belgrave and her sister. Mrs.
George Young, Mr. Young and.
family of Langside. .
Sunday visitors with
Mrs. Gershom Johnston, Wing -
ham were Mr.. and Mrs; Jas. °
Garnier, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack •
Longman and Mrs. Johnston's
sister ,,Mrs. A. Garnier, all of
Windsor; 'Mr. and Mrs; Bob Bear
of Allan Park, Michigan; Mrs.
Tim Ladadie of Riverview , Mich-
igan, whose husband is in Europe;
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Longman of
Don Mills; Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Elliott of Burlington.
On Monday Mrs. Johnston •
accompanied Mr. and :Mrs: Garry
Black of Clinton to University
Hospital, London to visit Gershom
Johnston, a patient there. The
community wishes Gershom a
speedy recovery back to his home
in Wingham.
• Carolyn and Robin Willis of
Newery spent the' holiday week
end with their grandmother, Mrs.
Doris Willis.
We are pleased to report that
Russel Ritchie was able to return
home on. Thursday last•from Wing -
ham Hospital.
Holiday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Millan Moore were Elwin
Moore of Ottawa and Mr. and •
Mrs. Garry. Duncan of Port Credit.
Mrs. Leola Chadwick, Mrs.
Gowdy and Phil Chadwick of
London on Saturday brought
Ewart MacPherson home to Luck -
now from University Hospital,
London, where he had been a
patient for a few weeks. Enroute
home they called on Mr. and Mrs,
Victor Emerson and friends at
Belgrave and Blyth.
Miss Rudi Wybenga of Bowman-
ville spent the holiday week end
with her parents Rev. and Mrs./
Victor Wybenga and family.
Those attending the Bruce.
South District Annual at Bel
more last Tuesday from White-
church were Miss Merle Wilson,.
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Mrs. George Fisher, Mrs. Jas..
McInnes, Mrs. Russel McGuire,
Mrs. Frank Ross, Mrs. Lewis;
Mrs. Jita Currie, Mrs. Tom Met-
calfe, Mrs. Elgin Johnston and
some accompanied Mrs. Gordon
Wall pf Kairshea'from Wingham
to Belmore.
Visitors with relatives here
on Saturday and Sunday were Mr.
and ,Mrs. Ken Hayes; Kelly,.
Kenny and Kevin of Suttons Bay
and Mr. and Mrs., Len Piner and.
family of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Emerson,
Darlene, Sharon and Brenda of
St. Catharines. spent the holiday,
week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Emerson and were Sunday
visitors with. Mr. and Mrs. Angus
MacDonald,and family of St.
Helens.
Holiday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. George Currie, East Wawa--
nosh•were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
McConnell, Mr. and Mrs. Kucha
and Carrie, Mr. and .Mrs. Ken
Winegarden and family. all of
London, and Derrick Dwan of
Lucan.
Attending a relative shower for
bride-to-be Miss, Karen Johnston,
whose mother was the former
Betty McNeil, at St, Helens Hall .
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on Saturday evening were
Lorne Durnin, Mrs. Ben N
aghan, Mrs. Elroy. and Jar
law.
Lew Culbert of Stratforri
Sunday with his aunt ands
Mr. and Mrs. Ben McC1ea
and cousins Ma. and Mts,'
McClenaghan.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nk
Silver Lake were recenty
with his sister,. Mrs, Ory
Tiffin and Mr. and Mrs,
Tiffin 'and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Eva
Diane of Hyde Park were
and Mondayvisitors with
• ents Mr. and Mrs, Bill Eu
-Saturday. visitors with
Caslick were Mrs. Velma
er �f Culross, Mr. and
Coultes, East Nawandsh,
Biill. Caslick and Mrs, Ge
Miller and Tiffany.
On Saturday Mr, and
Gordon Rintoul and Gayle
partied by little Kimberl
toul went to Kettleby to
with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
and family. Kimberley
ed ,and Mr. and Mrs. Ria
and Gayle returned home
Sunday.
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