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parents, the bride wore a prin-
cess style gown of delustered
satin with bodice and. sleeves
of lace, featuring a Jace train
extending from the shoulders.
Her shoulder length veil, was
held in place with a seed pearl
tiara and she carried a bouquet
of red roses, .

Attending the bride, was her
sister Ann Davis, as matron of

Adorned with a family heir
loom silver filagree necklace,
*} Vicki Joanne Smith, daughter
of. Mr. and Mrs. Harold K. C.
Smith of Terrace, hecame the
bride of Veikko Antero (Andy)
Parviainen in a double-ring
ceremony at Knox United
. 4 Church February 4. Reverend
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’ _ Given in marriage by her

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MR, AND MRS. VEIKKO “ANDY” PARVIAINEN

-wedding were

; River, B.C, Mr.
,Serell, Mr, P. Fesainiemi, and

honor, Joyce Gulliford, cousin
wf the bride. as bridesmatron
and Liisa Parviainen, sister of
the groom, as bridesmaid. The
atlendants wore identical full
length gowns of royal blue
satin brocade with matching
headpieces and each carried a
bouquet “of yellow and white
chrysanthamums, ‘Tiny, Vicki
Davis, niece of the hride,
wearing -a.full"Jength _ white”

was: flower: girl...” _

the Lord’s Prayer during the
signing of the register.

The bride’s mother wore a
suit of green velvet with white

mother chose a deep mauve
knitted suit with white acces-
saries.

Assisting the groom was best
man Seppo Sjoman -with Ron
Davis and Ted Farkvam serv-
ing as ushers.

A reception for family and
close friends was held in Knox
United Church Hall. The Ladies
Guild served a buffet supper,

Wearing a white ‘mum cor-
sage on her cherry red tweed
ensemble with matching hat
and black accessori2s, the bride
aid her groom left on a wed-
ding trip by train to Jasper.
The couple will reside at
2809 South Eby in Terrace.

Out of town guests at the
Mr.
Gulliford

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and Mrs, ¥.

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