The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-09-01, Page 8I,
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ■.
FOUR ATTENDANTS
FOR LOCAL BRIDE
In the Lucknow United Church
on Saturday afternoon, August
21st, Betty Joan Johnston, dau
ghter of Mrs. Winnifred John-,
ston and the late Edward John-
ston, exchanged marriage vows
with James Buchanan Blue,
Windsor,' son of Mr. and Mrs-
Donald B. Blue, Ripley.
The Rev. Grant Meiklejohn oL
ficiated and the soloist, MrsgWes-^
ley Joynt; was' accdmpanieW|by.
Elmer Umbach, organist. /
/ Given in marriage by her uncle,
Kenrieth . Johnston, Kincardine,
the lovely (bride was charmingly
gowried in ankle-length Chantilly
lace forming a scalloped redirig-
ote' effect over nylon tulle and
white satin. A fingertip veil was
caught to a lace cap which was
adorned with ..pearls, and the,
bride) carried a. bouquet of white
carnations centred With an or-/
chid. * /LUllfcl. 45-. ■ ■
Attending the bride was her
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT.'
sister^ Mrs. Ross MacLennan, Tor
onto, as matron of honor; Miss
Donna Johnston, Lucknow, sister
of the bride, and Miss Bertha
Jean;£lue, Ripley, sister of the
groom were bridesmaids, and
Jean Scott; Ripley, was flo^j^
girl. .
The senior attendants were
identically dressed in filmy
gowns of aqua nylon tulle over
taffeta with , tiny shrug jackets
of. tulle, with matching feather
headdresses. They carried hose
gays of yellow roses. The flower
girl wore yellow organdy, and
carried . a basket of assorted
flowers* ;' . ..
Ross MacLennan, Toronto, was
groomsman and Douglas John
ston, Lucknow, brother of the
.^brider-wasring-gearer.JTheLush-
ers were- John Blue and Donald ■
| Blue, Jr. ■ >
Tir f -’«• church oarlors at which the"We always thmk of a prune as .
;ju§t a-worr-ied-plum. '
wedding \ anniversary was . on
August 18th arid Mrs. Ross Er-
ringtori’s birthday was on Aug-,
list 22nd. Bert Badman, of Com
ber, an efficient baker, had oh
hand a large cake with icing and
HOME ECONOMIST GOING
TO CORNELL UNIVERSITY
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Miss Jean Steckle, hOme .econ-
omist for. Bruce and Huron coun
ties; has accepted a teaching as
sistantship iri the department' of
econorriics. School of Economics,
Cornell University, *Ithica, New
York. ?' ' . ■. :
She also plans on taking a post
graduate coursp.in this field* Miss
Steckle, who made her headquar
tersat Walkerton, iska native of
Kitchener. She has been in charge
of 4-H garden and homemaking
clubs which have 650 members.
.She also assisted in Junior In
stitute work and took a keen in
terest in Senior Institutes. Miss
-Steckle—wilL-leaVe’inearlySep-
temiber.
—---------— • /'•'." i Blue, Jr.
The Erringtori reuniori was held
Sunday afternoon, August 22nd,
on the Erringtori homestead, now
owned by a descendant,.Harold
T, Erringtori. The date was set in
consideration of birthdays. and
wedding anniversaries. Those at
tending were Mrs. Charlotte Reid
and .sons, Stewart and . Gordon;
■Mrs. Mary Rivett, Tommy Rivett
and Norris Sampson, Dungannon;
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sampson,
Goderich; Mrr^and—Mrs. Roy
Black, Lucknow; Mrs. Gladys
Black and George Turnhull, BrUs- ■
seis; Mrs. Ethel Stewart, Wing-.
ham; Mr. arid Mrs. Victor’Erring-
—-toriy-Mrf^aridr Mrs*-- Jhn/Erringtbn
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Errington, Miss Jean Errington,
Wilmeff and Norma Errington,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Badman, Mrs.
Lome Badman and daughter Bar
bara of Comber; Mr.and Mrs.
Stanley Hughes, Toronto; Bill
Jewitt, Sarnia; Dinney Lassaline,
Goderich; Mr: and Mrs. Jack Er-
rington and Mrs. David Erring-
ton. Mrs. Stanley Hughes and
Mrs. Roy Black,: who are. sisters, 1 floral design of roses and inscrib-
eaell had birthdays on August “Happy 'Birthdays and Wed-
21st. If was also Mr; arid Mrs. ding Anniversaries”. The happy
Roy Black’s Wedding anniversary, .gathering of around 50. enjoyed
( Mr. arid Mrs. Bert Badman3 supper at tables on the lawn.
bride’s '\ mother_ received guests
wearing: a smoke grey nylon
gown With matching' accessories
and corsage of- cream roses. The
groom’s mother' chose blue parch
ment taffeta with navy accessor
ies, and a corsage of roses.
For a wedding trip to Eastern
Uriited States; the bride changed
to a charcoal grey suit, white and
black accessories and an orchid
corsage.. Mr’ and Mrs.- Blue, will
make their home in Windsor;
Aviators usually stand a nerve
test before going up yery high.
Landlords don’t need one.
KINGSBRIDGE
and writing chequesSaving money
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THE BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY
bank offers you two types of depositA
account. Savings and Current.
If you write cheques frequently, you will like
the many advantages Ofa Current account.
If ydur main purpose is tb save, to accumulate
funds^ ifs good to have a Savings account»
The money you leave in a Savings account :
. earns interest, and your bank book gives you,
an Up-to-date, continuing record of your
financial progress. If your/unds^are active^
With frequent deposits and withdrawals, ia
Curreiltj.. „ .. ..........______ ____ ^seryice;^
a nlonthly statement, together with
your cancelled cheques—useful as^receipt|
and a ready reference for budgeting,
' bookkeeping and other purposes* ’..-.C
(Intended for Last Week)
Mrs. M’. ’ Sheridan and Mrs.
Walter Clare visited with the
Ryan family at CheSley during
the past week. .
Mr. and, Mrs. Alfred Dalton &
son of Toronto spent last week
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr* and Mrs. Jos. Reid arid Mr:
Victor Finnie of Toronto were
week-end guests at the home of
Mr. Jas.: Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fitzgerald
and babe left for their new home
near Windsor where; Mr. Fitz
gerald is employed with the
Highway Dept
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Banting,'
Nonna, Jean and Kenneth visjt-.
ed with the Frayrie family...dur
ing the. past week enroute to. Ot
tawa. ' •/ " v. /
Mrs. jps. Polonsky of Youngs
town, Ohio, visited at the1 home
of Mr. arid Mrs. Jack Kinney
during the past Week/
St. Joseph’s Parish was honor
ed on Sunday by having a Sol
emn Higih Mass celebrated here,
.With Father Dominic Kirwin as,,
celebrant, Father F. ObcKholUeA
as-BeaconY-^—
Sub-Deacon with Laval MriCor.-.
mick of Hesson as Piaster of cor- .
erhoriies. The: students, choir b.
Iluronia Summer -School ’chan te l
the Gregorian mass and.'. the ben -:
ediction hymns. . .
Rev. Edwin Garvey of Assump
tion' College, Windsor arid r^10S-
.Garvey motored to. Sudbury to
Visit- with relatives there.
Mr.- Edmund1 King and family
of London, Rev. Lloyd Ryan, or ,
TTarri111 tori-- arid'' Mn1 arid ■ _
of Ch^sley visited with the
'ler“CTarFTaim^^
week. ' ’ .
, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Frayn*. .
attended the funeral on Monday
morning of Mr. (Michael Dwyer
of Kinkora who died ib Straj-
ford Hospital from thrombose
after two days' illness,.
, Congratulations to Mil &
Miltenberg upon- the ■ birth ot
son 1-a.st week*