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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1977-06-29, Page 14Married In Wingham BUSHELL - HENDERSON DELIGHTS otthefifyilli tubs FOR THIS WEEK ONLY OPEN THURSDAY - CLOSED FRIDAY CLOSED MONDAY AS USUAL LUCKNOW HOME BAKERY PHONE 528 2038 You'll never feel better in your life. 1 PdRTICIParTIOn Fitness. in your heart s nu knou it's right. scam 4.4 ins Blyth Summer Festival subscription tickets 6 plays for the price of 5 Adults $18. Senior Citizens S15. Children $13. Hurry! Offer good only until June 30 Ticket Collate Statiforth: the Huron Expositor Clinton: Mary's Sewing Centre GoderIch: Campbell's of Goderich Walkerton. Margarets Ladles Wingham - The Waxworks Boutique Listowel: Basically Books Kincardine: Larnpman's Ltd; Send cheque or money order to ILYTH CENTRE FON THE ANTS. BLYTH. Sayfieldr The Little Inn Stratford Smith-Wagners, 97 Ontario St. Lucknow: H & B ClisCOunt Wear THE LUCKNOW SENTTNEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1977 A double ring .ceremony was performed May 27 to unite Lori Lee Henderson of Kitchener and John Robert Bushell of Mississauga. Their marriage took place in the Wingham Presbyterian Church and was officiated by Rev. Robert Armstrong. - Parents of the bride and groom are Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bushell, all of Wingham. The bride, given in marriage by her father wore a long white gown, hand crocheted by her mother. It featured an empire waistline ac- cented by rosettes and a rounded neckline. The sleeves belled from the elbows and also had rosettes above the bells. The floor length veil was topped by a cap with rosettes matching the ones on the Town & Country Entertain Wingham Club On Wednesday evening, June 15, the Lucknow Town and Country entertained around 40 members from Wingham Senior Citizens. President, Pharis Mathers, wel- comed everyone. • Mrs. Ted Rice and Mrs. Anna Johnstone led the singing of 0 Canada and the theme song. A short program followed. Mrs. Rutherford gave a piano selection. A group of ladies1 Fanny Wraith, Mrs. Bob Reid. Mrs. Ellen Cardis, Mrs. Mamie Henderson, Mrs. Gibson, Helen Thompson, accompanied by Elmer Umbach, gave some • song selections. Mrs. Wilbur Brown gave a reading. A violin selection was given by Ed McQuillin. accompanied by Mrs: Rice. Mrs. Anna Johnstone sang a solo accompanied by Elmer Um- bach and a duet was sung by Helen Thompson and Elmer Umbach/ The program was closed by The Queen. A delicious lunch was served by the committee and cards were played. A very enjoyable evening was enjoyed by all present. At the May 25th meeting of Town and Country, Ruth Thomp- son showed slides .on her trip to Africa. A few tables of cards were also played that night. A word of thanks was giv.en by Mrs. Pete MacDonald and a gift presented to Ruth., dress. She carried a nosegay of pink roses. The bride'S attendants wore rose coloured, polyester jersey dresses with attached short capes and they carried baskets of dried flowers. Maid of honour was Miss Lynda Hohner, 'Kitchener, friend of the bride. . Bridesmaids were Miss Margaret Bushell, sister of the groom, Miss Janet Morris, 'Kitch- ener, friend of the bride and Miss Ellen Rodgers, cousin of the bride, was junior bridesmaid. Rob Young of Mississauga, friend of the groom, was best man and the ushers were Bill Bushell, Blair Bushell, brothers of the groom and Tim Henderson, brother of the bride. Steven Sallows, organist, played and sang "I -Can't Help Falling In Love With You"' and "If". The mother of the bride wore a mint green polyester jersey v-neck- ed dress with matching tailored jacket. The groom's mother wore a pink polyester satin dress with attached shoulder flounce. A beautiful rosebud cake, made by the groom's mother, was shown, at the reception at the Wingham Legion. On leaving for the honeymoon up north, the bride wore a blue knee length dress with a v-neck and braided belt and the groom wore a cream coloured suit. The bride was honoured at showers given by her former roommates, Misses Jeannette Barr and Susan Wilson of Kitchener; her maternal grandmother, Mrs. John Gerrie of Harriton; Wingham neighbours Helen Lee, Ruby Mc- Lennan, Shirley Sallows and Maude Schiestel; the groom's aunt, Mrs. Don Bushell of Holy- rood; and friend of the bride, Miss Linda Hanula of Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Bushell are 'now residing in Mississauga. KINGSBRIDGE Mrs. Jerry O'Connor, formerly of Kingsbridge, passed away in the Wingham and District General Hospital on Thursday, June 23 in her 89th year. Her body rested at the R. A. Currie and Son Funeral Home in Wingham from Saturday afternoon until Mpnday morning when the funeral Mass took place in the Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church at Wingham. Officiating clergyman was the Reverend Father A. Sonderup, Parish Priest. Interment was in St. Joseph's Cemetery at Kingsbridge. Reverend Father Ed Dentinger, C.R. officiated at the graveside. Pallbearers were Cyril Austin, Donald Frayne, Harold Sieman, L. G. Bryce, Jirn Rutter and Gordon Fra.noxis. Mrs. Jerry O'Connor, the former Catherine McKinnon, is survived by one sister Annie McKinnon of Wirigham and several neices and nephews. Those nieces and neph- ews attending the wake and the funeral were Reverend Sister Catherine Mary Lannan of Toronto; Reverend Sister Mary Zinimerman, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lannan, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Bill O'Brien, Goderich; Mrs. Mary Wain, Kitchener; John and Alec Sproul, Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. George Skinn, Wingham; Mrs. Agnes Lannan, Sarnia; ,Mrs. Jean Skinn, Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. John Kilgallin, St. Mary's; Mrs. Walter Kilgallin, St. Mary's. Lunch was served in Sacred Heart Church basement following the ceremon- ies. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Captein of Sacramento, California and former- ly , of this area visited with their many friends at Kingsbridge during this past week. Mrs. Carl Riegling was admitted to the Wingham and District General Hospital on Monday, June 20 and was released one week later, where she is convalescing at, her home here. Brother Carl Voll, C.R. visited in Waterloo with his brother and sisters-in-law on the weekend and enjoyed with them the Senior Citizen Bus trip to Oquaga Lake House, New York. Here the Senior Citizens were entertained. Brother Carl returned home by bus on Monday evening, June 27. Mr. arid Mrs. John Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Luther, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkins and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McDonald attended the "Walter Miller Night" celebra- tions held at the Sky Line Hotel in Rexdale on Saturday, June 25, returning home the following afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Max Riegling (Helen Courtney) and Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Courtney (Linda Holley) attended 5 year R.N. anniversary celebrations at St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchener recent- ly. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Courtney returned home on Saturday. June 25 following a three week vacation in Ireland. Congratulations to Sister Berna- dine (Boyle) who is celebrating 60 years of dedication as a Nun. Thanksgiving Mass will be cele- brated in honour of Sister Berna- dine at the St. Augustine Catholic Church on Sunday, July 3 at 10 a.m. to be followed by a luncheon in the church basement. Congratulations to Miss Judy Tigert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tigert. who is an Ontario Scholar with an average of 80.5 percent. Judy is a grade 13 graduate of the Goderich and District Collegiate Institute. A large crowd attended the auction sale of household effects and antiques for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riegling and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritchie on Saturday, June 25th. Auctioneers were Grant McDonald and Wallace Ballagh. Members of the Kingsbridge 1 Catholic Women's League served lunch at the sale grounds. The Grade 8 'Graduation Mass and luncheon is scheduled to be held at Kingsbridge on Monday, June 27th beginning at 7 p.m. Jim Keane of St. Mary's and formerly of Kingsbridge is a patient in the Stratford General Hospital. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wildgen and daughter of Kitchener visited on Sunday, June 26 with their friends in this area. Miss Bonnie Bowler of Toronto is visiting with Yvonne Sinnett and family. Grades 7 and 8 students of St. Joseph's School at Kingsbridge went to Tdronto by bus on Friday, June 24. They visited the Parliament Buildings, Metropolit- an Zoo and the Science Centre. They left the school at 7 a.m. returning back shortly after 8 p.m. All report a very enjoyable trip. Accompanying the students was the Grade 8 teacher, Mrs. Maithel Wilson, Grade 7 teacher Miss Joanne Hamilton as well as Mrs. D. A. Plasschaet;. and Vera VanDiep- an. A community shower is being planned for Miss Anne VanDiepen- beek on Thursday evening„ June 30 at,8.30 p.m. in St. Joseph's Parish Hall at Kingsbridge. Everyone is welcome. Congratulations to Tommy Gil- more who won the Canadian Baton Twirling Championship for boys age 7 to 10 at the Championships held at the Thornhill Community Centre on Sunday, June 26. Tommy also placed first in the Open Solo Division. Congratulations to Rose Marie O'Keefe who placed first in the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority Scrapbook contest. Rose Marie received a prize of ,$15.00 and a certificate. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Keefe. Second prize of $10.00 and a certificate was won by Annie VanDiepan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arie VanDiepan. Third prize of $5.00 and a certificate was won by Jackie Dalton, daughter of Mrs. Mark Dalton. Jackie VanOsch was presented with a pin and all contestants received badges. Mr. Rob Keip, Manager of the Mait- land Valley Conservation, and Deputy Reeve of Ashfield,- Finlay MacDonald, presented the award on Thursday, June 23 at St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge. Huron Perth County Track and Field competitions were held at Mitchell on Tuesday, June 21. Congratulations to the 14 individu- al contestants of St. Joseph's, Kingsbridge who took part. Winners are: Joanne Crawford placed 3rd in the 200 metre and 3rd in the, long jump; Jackie Dalton placed 2nd in the 400 metre; Astrid Plasschaert won 2nd in the standing long jump; Jean Vogt won third in the ball throw; Rose Marie O'Keefe placed first in the 200 metre, first in the standing long jump and third in the .400 metre; Denise Connelly won third in the running long, ump. The intermed- iate girls relay team placed 2nd, taking part were: Denise. Connolly, Linda Sinnett, Lisa Frayne and Marian Knoop. IN THE OPEN Publicity is a great reformer—. it has both many corrective and deterrent qualities.