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January 29, 2012

Winchester-Smith — Downs

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PERU — Jill Winchester-Smith and Kevin Downs were married Dec. 24, 2011, at the Peru Town Gazebo by the Hon. Linda Bedard of Town of AuSable.

The bride is the daughter of Wayne and Pat Winchester of St. George, New Brunswick, and Linda Winchester of Oak Haven, New Brunswick. The bridegroom is the son of Janet K. Downs of Peru and the late Jerome M. Downs.

Ring bearer was Austin River Smith of Kanata, Ontario, son of the bride.

Witnesses were Lynn and Dana Agoney of Keeseville.

Pam Dickinson of Peru provided the bridal bouquet.

The wedding meal was hosted by Pasquales, Peru.

Jill Downs, an NBCC graduate, is employed by Saint Elizabeth Health Care of Ottawa, Ont.

Kevin Downs graduated from SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry at Wanakena with an AAS degree in forest technology. He is employed by the New York State Department of Transportation.

A reception will be held this summer in Keeseville and in New Brunswick.

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