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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Married In Lucknow Church
CRANSTON
Luckribw Presbyterian Church, '
decorated with candelabra with
candles in blue, green, yellow
and pink and bouquets of white
shasta daisies and pink carnations,
was the setting for the• marriage
of Gail Jamieson and Ivan Cran-
ston on May llth at 3.30 p.m.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Jamieson of
Lucknow. The groom is the son
•of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cranston of
R. R. 2 Lucknow.
Rev.• Glenn Noble officiated at
the double ring ceremony.
The bride was given in mar- ,
riage by her parents. She wore a
gown of tergal sheer, styled with
empire waist, guipure lace trim-
ming around the Victorian neck-
line and down the front with tiny
buttons down the bacik of the
gown which had a double
train. `Her cathedral veil had
matching lace and was held by a
.Juliet cap. She carried a cas-
cade of baby pink roses, stephan-
otis and baby's breath. The bride
also carried a Scottish horseshoe.
Miss Shirley Robb of Waterloo
was maid of honour. She wore",,•,,
a light green princess style gown
in polyester Swiss dot cotton with
daisy trim around the high neck-
line and puff sleeves and a white
satin bow at the back. ,She car-
ried a basket of pink carnations
and white shasta daisies with pink
and white ribbon.
Bridesmaids were Miss Leone
Cranston of R. R. 2 Lucknow ,
sister of the groom , and
Misses Cathy and Glenda Jamieson
sisters of the bride , of Lucknow.
Their gowns were styled identical
to the maid of honour's but each
- JA MIESON Photo
by McDoWell
in colours pink, blue and yellow
respectively. .They'each carried
a•basket similar to th•e maid of
honour's.
Leanne Short of Woodstock,
niece of the bride, was flower. girl.
Her dress was white Swiss dot with
pink satin ribbon and pink centred
daisies and styled similar to the
other attendants.
Groomsman was Greg Blake
of Waterloo. Ushers were William
Irvin of R. R. 7 Lucknow and
•Wayne Jamieson of Walkerton,
brother of the bride. Darrel
Cranston of R. R. 2 Lucknow ,
cousin of the groom was ring
bearer.
Elmer MacKenzie of Mount For-
est was soloist and sang the Wed-
ding Song and .A Time for Us.
Howard Blake of R. R. 7 Lucknow
was organist.
A reception followed at Brook-
side School, which was decorated
with white shasta daisies and pink
carnations. ,
The bride's mother chose a long
gown of coral polyester crepe with
empire waist and rhinestone
brooch on the belt, white and
silver accessories and corsage of
white and pink carnations.
The groom's mother wore a long
turquoise gown of polyester- em-
bossed crepe with an empire waist
trimmed with white lace, white
accessories and corsage of pink
and white carnations.
Following a wedding trip to
Niagara Falls, Kingston and
Quebec the couple are Jesiding at
R. R. 2 Lucknow. The bride was
formerly employed at Kitchener -
Waterloo Hospital.
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AMBERLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rutledge
and family were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Mac-
Tavish.
Miss Wendy Courtney of London
spent the week end with Mr. and'
Mrs. Bob Courtney.
• Miss Joan Ferguson spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Les-
ter Ferguson and family.
Allan Irwin held a successful
auction sale on Saturday.
Miss Kathy Irwin was home for
the week end.
Mrs. Isabelle Pace of Chesley,
spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. M. Pace.
Sheila and Billy Pace visited
Friday evening with their grand-
parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M.
Pace,.
Miss Maureen Bradley spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Bradley and family.
Agricultural
Tidbits.
With/ Adrian Vos
Farm and Country magazine
gives us some interesting figures
about agency marketing boards.
The Consumers Association and
the Food Prices Review Board have
been critical.of these boards for a
long time, claiming that - they
restrict production. The figures,
however are somewhat different,
When the tobacco board began
operations in 1958, sales were
176 million pounds. This years
crop is expected to be 250 mil-
lion pounds. That's restriction?
Then the bean board. When they
started, production was 822,000
one -hundred pound bags. .Now
it's 1,843,297 one -hundred pound
bags. Restrictions? The chicken
producers have been attacked re-
peatedly for the quota system,
'but when they began operations
in 1965 the production was 175
million pounds, while last year it
was up to 275 million pounds.
One can readily see that orderly
marketing produces more, not
less.
After the famous heart trans-
plant surgeon Dr. Michael de Bak-
ey from the USA debunked the
theory that fat causes heart fail-
ure, comes the news, as related
in. Macleans Magazine, that two
Canadian heart specialists, Drs.
Meyer Friedman and Roy H.
Roseman, have come to the same
conclusion. "Coronary heart dis-
ease almost never occurs before
the age of 70, regardless, of the
fatty foods eaten, etc." They
claim it is the type of person who
is insecure, etc. 1 hope by gosh
that our M.D.'s will read their
book.
ix*Nocaor
"As Christians we must have a
concern for the right to use all
our resources even if it means
vocalizing our displeasure with
the point of a showdown with
governments who seem to show an
arrogance for the rights, wishes
and concerns of the Canadian
people." Says Huron's Anglican
Bishop, David Ragg. The Bishop
spoke these words in connection
with the disappearance of farm
land for, "highways', sprawling
subdivisions or corridors for hydro
power lines." "The land that
God gave us for safe -keeping,
the land that He gave us set that
we may feed His world is treated
as a saleable commodity. The
poorer lands are left because they
are more difficult to handle.."
WE DN ESDAY, JuNe
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Hold 43rd Kennedy Reunioa
• WHITECHURCH NEWS
The Kennedy 43rd Reunion was
held on Saturday, June 8 in the
Morriston area near Guelph with
an attendance of 50. " Dinner was
served in Badenoch Community
Centre at 12.30 p.m.
After dinner a business meeting
was held followed by a program ,
which was enjoyed by all.
McEdwards sisters invited all to
their home for a social hour.
Those from the area were Miss
Annie Kennedy of Wingha
Kay McIntosh of Lucknow,
Durnin of St. Helens, hilt.e
Mrs . Wm. Robertson and
Auburn, Mrs. Ruby Cra
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McInnes
grandson of Goderich, Mr,
Mrs . R. Collins and famil
Marlette Michigan, Mrs
quharson of Kamloops LC,
and Mrs. 0:„ Iiish9p of Van
B. C. Othefrelatives were
Toronto and Guelph area.
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