HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-10-18, Page 3Luc ow Sentinel, Wednesday, Oetober 18, 1Page 3
Jo and Scott celebrate
50th anniversary
Fifty years .ego, Oct. 7, 1930, John W.
Scott and Mary Cox were united in mar-
riage at the Church of Ascension in
Kinlough with about sixty guest present.
The couple said it doesn't seem like fif-
ty years since their marriage. The of-
ficiating clergymen were Rev. G. . Con
of New York, uncle loft the bride, assisted
by Archdeacon F. C. MacRitchie, now
retired in Sombre,.
The organist was Miss Edna Boyle of
Kinlough, who .has ,played in the Kinlough
church for 70 years and is still .active at
that church organ. Attendants at the wed-
ding were Jack's sister and brother-in-law,
Dr. J. S and Mrs. MacDonald of Ripley,
now deceased.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott celebrated their an-
niversary Oct. 14 at ,the Ripley legion hall
with an open house from 2 to 5 porn. They
are _,Ripley residents and are very happy
they chose Ripley for their retirement
home in 1060.
The .Scott's farmed for 41 years on the
fourth concession ' of Huron Township and
later on the tenth concession of Kinloss -
Mary's former home. They are members
of St. Petal's Anglican Church where 'Mr.
Scott .is n warden and Mrs. Scott is
treasurer of the S. C. W. Mr. Scott is
president of the Happy hearts seniors club
and both participate in community
projects.
1n honor of their 59th anniversary, the
couple received several government scrolls,
including one from the former Governor
General Jeanne Sauve.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott are proud of their
two sons and wives: Bill and Bertha Scott
and Bob and Wendy Scott, all of Huron
township. Their five grandchildren are
Heather Graham and Jeffrey, Jennifer,
Barbara and Blair Scott.
Asked about an incident in their lives,
Mrs. Scott said she is the thirds generation
in succession to have celebrated) is "golden
wedding" after her grandparents in 1922
and her parents in 195E.
On Saturday evening, a family dinner
was held at the Mayfair restaurant in
Lucknow. Outjof-towra guests travelled from
St. Clair Shores, Michigan; Bowie,
Maryland; Prince :Albert, .Sack.; Don Mills,
Bracebridge, Walkerton, Camlachie and
London.
-The :marri>E geof „John r and Don-
na •Storms was :wed .on September
16, .10119 by Rev. John .G..Roberts, in the
Knox dusted Clam*, B eax . "The bride
and groom are the ctildren ,of Alan and
Marie Barger, R. 3, .Lucknow and Ross
and Wilma Higgins, R. 5, Brussels. Maid
.of honour was Denise Nethery :of 'St.
Catharines. -Bridesmaids :included Ruth
Biggins, Waterloo and Patricia
De&eseredy :of Ottawa. Amy Barnes, of
R..6, Brussels acted as flowergirl. Atten-
..ding the groom 'were Tom Barger, of
Kincardine, As grOMISMans, Bruce Hig-
gins of R. 5, Brussels :and .Michael
-Bagger, Z. 3, Lucknow as ushers.
Organist was Mrs. Elizabeth Procter and
sololat was Mrs. Pam 'Gethke. Friends
and 'relatives at the .Brussels Communi-
ty Centre for the :reception. Following a
honeymoon in tNiagara Balls, the
newlyweds are <residing at 565 Campbell
Street, Lueknow. •(Snyder ;Studio photo)
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JACK MD MARY SCOTT eelcbrated
their 50th wedding anniversary Oct. 14
among blends and relatives at the Ripley
legion hall. Actually married on Oct. '7,
Set's
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like they've beenmarried for
(Nellie Blake photo)
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