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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-09-19, Page 7• • ya'El iaLSIJAY, SEPT.,.19th, 1956 WEDDING BELLS JOH11TSTON--BRQDACK,1 • Lucknow Anglican Church was the scene, Of a. pretty .. autumn; wedding, on Saturday, September 8th .at 3.30 .' p,m., when Marie Brodacki and Allan, Ernest. John- ston were united in marriage With Rev. H. L. Jennings per- forming the ceremony,. The bride is the daughter of Mr. .and Mips. Peter Byrodacki of Foxford,. Sask. ,and :the groom is the -son .of Mr. and Mrs. Fred' ' C. Johnston of Belfast. . • . Mrs.. Fred McQuillin presided at the organ and her, son Barry IvicQuillin, was. the :Soloist. The bride was' given in -mar- rtage by Victor Errington of R, -2,-•-• Auburn: -She-- wore---a-- length. or-:e--a--length. gown of nylon' net with lace inserts over a •full taffeta. skirt and contrasting lace jack- et, Her 'floral headdresswas.'I draped into a : fingertip nylon • tulle veil and her bouquet was. made up . of • red gladioli :and white mums. . The bridesmaids were Misses Freda, and Lois. Johnston, both af London. Their, street.length dresses were princess• style. with 'V -Necks. Miss Freeda• Johnston's gown • was of white lace print over turquoise. *taffeta, . while Miss Lois Johnston wore bronze taffetabeneath her ; white lace dress. They. •carried white 'glad -F ioli and In urns. ' ''. Karen Gaunt, dressed :in pink nylon - .and carrying a ' flower --basket, vias 'flower ;girl- ; ,and Douglas' 'Gaunt 'aeted • as. ring ' bearer. • . Floyd' ' and .Bob Johnston of --..Lucknow -were-the -groom's at= tend ants -e • 4 A: reception' was held at the Johnston • home, R. 7' Lucknow. Mr.: and Mrs. -Clarence Stewart of R. 2, .Milverton; Mr. and Mrs. 'HaroldSScgtt and Mr. • Jack Scott, all of London, were guests;at.the' ing-.--Goderich, fl-iends-we-r-e '' also present. The.'ride wore a pink tweed suit with' a pink hat. for the wed- ding trip' to Niagara Falls.. The' • .young couple will reside . in •Lucknow. ¢M9LD' SHOWER FOR. SEPTEMBER .. - � BRIDE (ST,. HELENS NEWS) A very pleasant evening was `held last Thursday night in the St. Helens Community Hall when over .100 ladies and • children gathered to shower Joyce Mc- Donald, whose marriage takes place this .month, with beautiful gifts. Mrs. E. •Barbour- was chair- lady. for a short but enjoyable program consisting of a piano in- strumental by Mrs. Garnet Far- rier;: a solo by John'Gibb,; a con- test by Irma Forster' and a duet by Phyllis- Barbour and •Irma Forster. Then to • the: strains of the .bridal chorus played` by oma—Forster, the bri e -to=te was • ushered up to the beauti- fully decorated stage by Phyllis Barbour. Mrs. David Gibb read the address and Sandra Hum- phrey and . John Gibb pulled in a decorated: wagon laden :with gifts. 'Misses Irma • Forster, Don- na Woods, Jean Aitchison,. Phy- lis Barbour and Shirley Mac- Neill helped Joyce open the' .gifts, then `showered her with confetti. Joyce made a' fitting reply and theyall sang `For She's. A Jolly Good Fellow". A lovely lunch•. concluded . the evening: The shower was arrarig- ed by Mrs. Gibb, Mrs. ' Barbour, Misses Irma Forster, Jean Aitch- ison, Donna .Woods, Phyllis "Bar-. bour and Shirley: MacNeill. Miss. Anna Stuart was. home. -from-T-oronto for -the- week -end Miss Flora .Jean McQuillan is' attending • Teachers' College . at Stratford. ' '• Mr.- G; A Weibb acrd Mrs. E. .. W. ,Rice attended• the funeral of. Mrs.. George .Bryan • at 'Hillsburg last' Tuesday with your .Own hands, something pleasing and something beauti- Themeeting closed with a hymn :'and benediction; A social time followed during which Mrs. James Ritchie conducted a con; test.• t WEDDING G SELLS ;. TAYLOR. -WHEELER The Rev. 11:, A. Brooks offici- ated in, the United church ' manse at Bluevale, when marriage vows were exchanged by Verna Mae Wheeler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wheeler, Wroxeter and Lewis. Arnold Taylor, son PURPLE : GROVE Miss. Annie MacLeod ,of Luck-. Hilar visited. at -the-home--of-Miss-i Margaret Robertson. last .:week. • Mr. and Mrs. Len • Geddes, •Donnie; : Bobbie and -Mr. •Ivan Geddes of Kinloss . visited at: the home : of Mr. and .Mrs: Donald 1VIcCosh • on 'Sunday. . Mrs: Dan.rMcDonald visited her. -Vornen ave--•-lost'-•}az'rot: t r a, ' 'dau _ hte Mrs. Edlbert " ' B .lamed vantage: Men can now :travel faster than sound. • HALD'E.II BY ELECTRIC MOTOR, SERVICE ..... sz Armature. and. Field :Winding, Brushes, Bearings Ete' : '.. • Repairs to Fractional and Integral Horsepower Motors,.. Also Electric Fans, 'Vacuum's, Clippers, Drills, Etc. HA. LDENBY .ELECTRIC • Hinlough .' • Phone . itiPley 111-r-29 Nmasioni IMPERIAL ESSO. • - . DEALER / • ESSo and -Esso Extra. Gasoline 11tlatrvelube and Mineralube • MOBILdIL ATLAS TIRES Ahways`look to.Imperial for the best * r Modern Equipment Foie ' 'Wltieel Alignment . and Wheel Balancing • E. MacDONALD - ' Phone • 3, Luekno ' • last. week, ' . • Mr. and Mrs.' Roy: Gilders of. Alliston,, Mrs.. George • Colw.ell & :Jade,.. Mr. •Dobson. of Holyrood visited ' at the home- ,of Mr. 'and Mrs..'. Don 'aVicCosh: recently; also. the Misses Edna and' May Boyle. and Mrs: Colwell.. • Mr,' Ivan • McFarlane spent the Week -end at 'his••home here. • Mr; ` and...Mrs. Chester •Camp-. bell, Lynn,, Lloyd of:.Arnberley visited' at • the home .of -Mr: and Mrs. George S. 'Emerson' Sun- day. . Valerie; "D an ' JuI a •and'Carl. Stanley visited Xith . Mr. Milton Stanley. recently. Mrs. °Brindley• of . Riversdale visited last week with her, dau- gh-ter,. Mrs. • Frank -Dore. -• MRS. OLIVER McCHARLES SPEAKS TO. CHURCH GRQYJP Mrs. Roy' Black was ;hostess at: the meeting ` of Grdup III . of the. W:A.:' •. of . the United Church on Wednesday evening, September .12t1i. The . meeting ;.was attended by twenty-three members and 1 visitor and presided over by Mrs. Eldon Henderson.• The opening exlercises ;were as usual. .Each lady answered • the roll call by giving . her place -of. birth. Mrs. Robf,.. Campbell took the chair for the. grogram. Psalm 23 was read -by -Mrs. -C.. "Crawford; meditation by Mrs., K. Cameron and prayer by. Mrs. R. Black. Mrs: John Hallentertained the :group with a vocal solo; "The Prodigal: Son:'. The reading by Miss Ada .Webster, "Do You Just Belong". challenged each lady to become a better' Member of the W.A. • . Mrs. Campbell, introduced • the. guest speaker, ivlrs..0. MCCharles Who. ....ga.Ve ,a__ye:ry:fine _paper on "What They Say".... The theme was that some are afraid to do', what is right because . of what othersmay say. 1Vlts. McCharles then gave a very interesting talk and demmenstration on one of her hobbies, Metaleraft...She , said is was .a joy Making ,something of Mr,. and ,Mrs, Lewis Taylor, Lucknow. • • ' • The bride wore a gown of fig-; tired nylon net over taffeta in waltz length, styled with a fitted bodice, Her fingertip. veil. was • arranged from a seed pearl and sequin 'headdress and she, car- ried a white Bible crested: with red rosettes and white stephan- otis, Maid of honor was Miss •Doris. Wheeler of Wroxeter, sr of 'the bride . and the }iaidesmaid. was Miss Elizabeth Campbell • of Elue.vale; .4 The groom's .brother; Harvey. Taylor, was best man and Bever- ley Brooks was usher. Following the ceremony a re- ception was held at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Robert Mason of Wingham.. The ,bride's :mother receiving guests wore a navy crepe dress with navy, and white accessories and red carna- tion . corsage. The groonn'smother chose a grey crepe dress with navyaccessories and corsage of red. carnations:. ' For travelling the bride wore polka. dot dress of electric blue e and white with white accessor- ies, white shortie. coat and cor- sage of red rosettes. The couple will reside in Ottawa. Y€.U'RE AGOOD DRIVER,. IF YOU'RE A SPEEDER Speeders ;don't really "get, away with.. it".They just use up borrowed time. Accident facts prove -that -excessive speed always catches up with you. eventually. All speeders are potential killers. HOW G000 ARE 'YOUR . DRIVING ' I -HABITS? DEPARTMEN•'f:OF. HIGHWAYS ONTARIO •.+1.: '15-6 1,7 STEEL PRICES are not simply the aggregate of costs in a steel nu11 Others also gest paid, including those hyo -work-in iron mines;' •coa'l mines, limestone guar- nes, o railways, steamship's, motor trucks, in sales offices., and elsewhere. In . faot, all • prices are mostly '` wages and • salaries. So there is'.an upward ;pressure on prices with every increase in wages, though. ;investrnen'tin better equip- ment does help toabsorb such wage increases. No' one can affard to,be indifferent to rising industrial wage costs,. for . these tend to lead to higher prices. As users steel in many forms, all farmers in particular are adversely affected .when higher city wages raise production 'costs and selling prices, • ► i TIFI .E STEEL COMPANY OF CAN DA LIMITED MONTREAL OANANOQUE HAMILTON ' BRANTFORD 1ORONTO. • f:!•yW �101y�'J.�.i��31Yy1lild..�• ..�,iY�l�.�'��Ay�°�'• yray • 4.