Colleen McKnight Weds Alexander Grimshaw in Fulton
Colleen McKnight and Alexander Grimshaw wed in a 6 30 p m double ring ceremony at Holy Family Church Fulton. Bride’s father gave her away. Miss Kathleen McKnight. bridesmaids Beth Ann Grimshaw Maria Grimshaw. best man Scott Grimshaw. Ushers B J McKnight Jeffrey Grimshaw. ringbearer Paul Grimshaw. Reception at Masonic Lodge. They plan to live in Newburyport Massachusetts. Colleen is a G R High School Mohawk Valley Community College graduate and employed by Wolverine Co Massachusetts.
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Holy Family Church
Fulton
Colleen McKnight
Alexander Grimshaw
Joseph Chaplin
Robert F. McKnight
Utica St
Third St
Kathleen McKnight
Cincinnati
Beth Ann
Maria Grimshaw
Scott Grimshaw
B.J. McKnight
Jeffrey Grimshaw
Paul Grimshaw
Masonic Lodge
de Hate
Cod
Mass
Newburyport
Hay Bodie High Lono
Ray
Plattsburgh State Uiversity
Brif
G. R. High School
Mohawk Valley Community College
Wolverine Co
Summer 1977 Fashion Forecast For Family Parties
The issue highlights romantic summer looks with soft feminine dresses featuring floating panels and peasant styling. It also notes 4-H clothing programs teaching wardrobe planning, sewing, and consumer skills, with scholarships and a trip award to National 4-H Congress in Chicago.
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4-H
Cooperative Extension Service
Coats & Clark
Pnogram
Congress
Chicago
Vanella Sanford Nuptials
A candlelight mass at 7 p.m. united Patricia Sanford and Anthony Vanella, with Rev. Francis J. officiating. Patricia, daughter of Richard and Teresa Sanford of Oswego RD 5, and Anthony, son of Anthony Vanella of 82 Sixth Ave, were married with Teresa Sanford as maid of honor and Lisa Rindle among guests. The groom, an Oswego resident, works for an aluminum company.
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St. A Oa
Francis J. Bride
Patricia
Richard Sanford
Oswego
RD 5
Anthony Vanella
Sixth Ave
Teresa Sanford
Nc Ee
Lisa Rinclde
Mary Vandella
Father's Day Creator Honored by Spokane Mother
The piece traces the origins of Father's Day to Mrs. John Bruce Dodd of Spokane who, after her husband's death in 1908, worked with a minister to inaugurate the first observance on June 19 1910. It notes slow adoption until 1972 when it became a national holiday, with Senator Margaret Chase Smith and congressional debates highlighted.
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Dad
Mom
Rom
Spokane
Wash
Pop
John Bruce Dodd
Hallmark
Sally Hopkins
Dodd
Theington Post
Miss Hopkins
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Calvin Coolidge
Congress
Senator Smith
United States
BCHS Faculty Honors Sister J Collins
Cunningham High School faculty honor Sister J Collins at a farewell luncheon. Sister Jeremiah receives assignment notices, with headquarters in Syracuse and extended foreign duties in Rome and Italy. Secretarial staff Sister June Cooper and Mrs Helen H Turner noted for prior service.
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Cunningham High Schoo
Cunningham Cree
Franciscan Sisters of
Syracuse
Jeremiah
Rome
Italy
June Cooper
Helen H. Turner
Illiam Orenz
Two Horses for a Charles Race and Harrington Formance
Two horses line up for a Charles race and Harrington is asked which will perform better. The query links protection and insurance policy to a better formance rather than mere policy, seeking insight on likely outcomes.
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Ecross
Charles Rece
Tell Harrington
Births Reported for Several Families in June
Birth notices list new sons and daughters with names and addresses: Shippee son to Tim and wife at 9 South Division St.. an IL birth to Daniel and wife at Cayuga St., Onwege. Jane to Francis and wife at Hannibal RD 2. Fred to Paul and wife at S and E Trailer Park Parish.
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Shippee
Tim
South Division St
Daniel
Cayuga St
Onwege
Jane
Francis
Hannibal RD
Fred
Mr. and Paul
S & E Trailer
Fortune Telling Named After Ouija Board History
A historical note explains that the name of the ouija board used for fortune telling derives from a coined term, reflecting its popular mystique and early 20th century spiritualism culture. The origin ties to a reported table whisper and a coined name that captured readers’ imagination.
Bake-Off Contest Opens Paths to Grand Prize in 1978
The 28th Bake-Off in New Orleans February 17 to 21, 1978 invites entries of old favorites or new recipes. Two $25,000 top prizes out of 79,000 in 12 awards, with categories in Flour, Packaged Mixes, and Refrigerated Foods. Finalists receive trips and GE toaster. top winners get GE microwave center. Entry deadline October 15, 1977.
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New Orleans
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Diocese of
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Daniel C. Muscalino
Hilda
Remington) Muscalino
John Muscalino
Immaculate Conception
Wadham
Bernard's Panaly
J. Murray Elwood
Eas Center
Suny Oswego
Ave Maria Netre Dame Indiana
Thomas F. Shultz
Catherine Shultz
W. First St., Fulton
Harry Shultz
St. Louis School of Medicine
St. Louis
Charles Smout
Silk Rd
Ann
Vanella
Sanford
Ann Landers
Dan
Ron
Iic
M.D
Casper
Mary
National Restaurant Supply
E. Bridge S
BCHS
J. Collins
Cuba
Areal Estate & Insurance
Palladium
Baker
JAWA
Babetta Is
Etter
Fashion & Value
Bridge Street
Albert Flick
Centro
Everett Kempf
Everett
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