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WEDNESDAY, JULY esti, 1964,
THE , LUCKNOW SENTINEL, • LUCKNOW, ONTARIO " SEVEN
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ST. HELENS and. DISTRICT
Mr. and Mrs: -Roy Hawley and
Leslie Anne of. Oshawa were week
end visitors with her parents, Mr..
and .Mrs. Lorne. Woods:'
Mr. Wallace Miller . was a guest
:on Saturday. at .the Collyer -Edgar
Wedding . at Gerrie.
Mrs. Norman Stewart and: baby
BRADLEY GOWANLOCK:
The marriage of . Lois 'Maurine
Gowanlock,,' younger' daughter of
•Mr. and • Mrs: .Maurice Gowan -
lock of . Ripley and;Gordon' Stew-
--art:-B:radley,: -only song -of -Mr--an
Stuart 'Bradley; . of Tiverton
Was solemnized •.in . a quiet eere-'.
moony at • the Presbyterian manse
in Wingham. on Saturday, ' June
27 -at 1 : 30 pain
The . Rev. Gordon ,Fish conduct=
ed .,the ceremony in; . the presence
of the immediate : fanilies: • The,
•bride: wore a. pink three-piece. lin.
ensuit with •white accessories and
corsage of white carnations. She
• was •attended by her sister, Miss'
' Muriel.. Gowanlock in a dress of
powder ,blue boucle with white,'ac-'
cessories and corsage . of. white
carnations... Mr. Carl Cooper: ' of
Kincardine Was . groomsman,
A small reception,was , held at
Danny's Restau'rant 'for close rel-
atives. and friends. • The bride's•
table was. centred by. the wedding
cakes and 'decorated with 'pink
peonies, orange blossoms and tall
tapers' '•
The br'ide's Mother :chose .'. a
cocoa 'linen two-piece,' dress. with
• brown and , white accessories and
the'" groom's 'mother• :• chose, a
beige.•. and blue flowered crepe
dress wih beige • accessories.. •.'
' After ' a .short • trip .the . couple
will reside at R.R: I, Tiverton:
WHEREVER LADIESMEET
YOWL HEAR -THEN--
MENTION•1"H.EYOKE
OUR HAIR STYLING AND
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of Benmiller are spending 'a few
•weeks with her father, ' Mr,.. Wm.
'Forster . while Norman is attend.
ing summer' school in , London. .
Mr.. and . Mrs.' .Earl Gaunt ;of
Londesboro were . resent visitors
Mr. ' Terry Wilson, is attending
•summer.. school in London..
Debbie. Elliott of Ripley is ' hol-
idaying ,with her cousin, Lori :. Mit=
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• and Mrs. • John, : 'Camngeronan,.
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Celebrated. their 35th we
niversary last weekend..On Sun-
day, Mr. and Mrs. Don Cameron
entertained at.'a family dinner'. at
Tiger Dunlop; Inn: Present for •' the
occasion were: Mr. 'and Mrs:,
James -;Douglas, Mr -s. -David -Bart -
Brenda and Brian of - `.Mitchell;
Mr. and Mrs.. Malcolm Douglas
of `' London, , Mr. ' and Mrs. . Earl
Durnin 'St. Helens and Mr, and
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Mrs. Don Cameron, Barbara and
Colin and Mr.' and Mrs.': Cameron.:'
Later in the afternoon they all-re-
turned
ll-re-turned to Don and. Marg's • for' a
social get :together. ••
ry VIE
(by William Whiting). .
Soon the, Board of Broadcast
Governors will'. announce their :rul
'ing on the number -of commercial
minutes per . Hour' to be' allowed'
on Canadian .; television , stations.
The rule in. force •.now is. 16 per
hour. If this. .happens, ' the., TV
stations in this , area will' not be
seriously ,affected.
'However, it must' be remem-
. bered . that ' commercials 'pay for
the entertainment programs . on
.TV.`. 'Stringent • regulations could
hurtthe industry. Ratings 'con-.
tinue to show; ,that people want
to be entertained with top com-
edy shows,: westerns, 'and. 'myster-
ies. The: 'people . do not want :to
be educated via the TV'• screen.,.
There's enough. of that now. Spon'`
sons who lay . 'the, .bills for thh ' i.�
top shows (and they spend thou
sands . of doll'ars,',eacit week) must
sell their products to keep these
top shows : on, the 'air:
leaving shortly on. •a ,trip to Scot,- • •'
(too late for last week)
W.C.B.A. "BULL NIGHT"••
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and Mrs Cameron Sim- •:•
MOMS and family of London spent j
Thursduy,' Jul. 16th•
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the week -end witty their parents
Mr, , Chas. Martin Whitechurch
an . an ' Mrs, Gordon Sim-
mons of . Wingham; 0
Mr. Barry Tiffin, of. Waterloo
spent the week -end with his par- •
ents Mr. and. Mrs. Dan., Tiffin. •. s
Linda .:Johnston, Marilyn Cameron, . •
Mary Purdor ' and Anne Rintoul • •
acpompanied him . back. ^; .
Miss Linda Johnston of Waterloo
spent the week -end. with Mr. and •
Mrs.' Chas. Tiffin. • ••
All members and friends of
Waterloo Cattle Breeding As-
sociation are invited to attend,
the annual open . 'house at
W. C. B, A. :headquarters :• on •
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Lexington :road at the north •
;east edge of the city ''of Water:
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Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kennedy are + t •
land: �. • •..
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and George Conn who success •
Congratulations to Muriel Moore Inspect
fully passed their examinations. • The bulls
with good standing at the Western . •
University. : • i
Shirley Tiffin, ,. Janis .. Farrier, • •.
Bonnie Parker, Denise Norman
The equipment.
The premises.
Meet ..••
The Staff
Special Guests
Your 'Neighbours
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Sandra Rawn, Brian : Rintoul and • : ,.
Keith 'Henderson of.:U.S.S., No. 10 Gueste c__k ••
Kinloss school successfully passed ' •
their grade 8• work and are now
ready for High School Congratu-
lations.
Mrs. Orville Tiffin. • and Mrs;'
Clarence Adams , are ,. patients at •
Victoria Hospital, London We 44
wish them a speedy recovery.'. , . •
.Miss Joyce' Tiffin : spent a , few
days holidays ; with her 'grand' ,•,
mother; Mrs 'Ethel Stewart of •
The Hon. Harr. Hays
Munster of Agriculture . 0 •
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ENTERTAINMENT by THE PAUL'BROTHERS
Barn opens at 7 ;0Q, p.m.—Program begins at' 8.00 p.m.
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Everyone 'is welcome.- In case of
'rain the meeting will be ' held in;
the church .basement.
Whitechurch : •Junior's . played
Lucknow in' Wingham. Whitechurcif
came out.' on top 17-1. They. also
played at the' RCAF, Clinton and
beat- them 3-1.
-Whitechurch .Midgets; played at
Teeswater with Whitechurch: tak-,
ing . a bad trimming 21-1,- They
also played 'in Goderich on 'June
27th with Goderich ::coming out
on top 13=7.
Mr.:,: & Mrs: Geo..' Walker, . Mr.
and . .Mrs. W. A. Humphrey. 'and;
Lila .visited. Mrs. Tebbutt at Hur-
onview, Clinton.`
Norman and 'Donald Kirk . ;of
Lighthouse Point, Florida, are vis
iting a few days at the'.'home of:
their, aunt anduncle Mr. and Mrs.'
J. D. Beecroft.' They will continue
their trip, ,on. up ;to Alaska.
Mrs. Ernie Beecroft and. Mrs.
Joe King . joined the :Women's
Auxiliary of the Legion, Winghami
who toured Westminster Hospital,
London last :` Thursday' and visited
with one they knew. •
Don't forget the Whitechurch'
Women's Institute meeting . which
will be held on July 14, Tuesday
,evening: Mrs.- Malda of R.R. 2,
Wingham will beguest speaker.
Everyone is welcome. ti> - with Mr`:..and Mrs: Gordon Fisher answers:. Those : in between are
Mr, and Mrs. Russel Chapman of. -Guelph. stuck ; with the questions.
attended: 'the 170th anniversary ser-•
vice• of •`the Bethesda' Lutheran'
'Church: at Unionville on Sunday.
They :also "attended the cemetery
service in.. the', afternoon, and also
called; on her brother at his home.
Mrs. Mary C: Chapman accoinpan-
ied them ' home.
Mrs.' Ross Smith and family of
Toronto ' are . 'spending this week
at the home of. her parents Mr.'
_and. Mrs.- Russel -Chapman
The Whitechurct' Young • Peoples
held : a : weiner'. ' toast. at Boiler.
Beach on' Saturday night: , •
Mr: and . Mrs Elwood Groskorth•
spent. the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Stephenson of •Brook-
Yn•
Mr. and .. Mrs. Mervyn Pipe of
Brussels, Mr. and Mrs., Wilbert
Schwiehtenberg and Lori. Jayne.
of Port 'Elgin and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Coultes and Debra Anne vis-•
_Mr and
ited on Sunday ; with ,'
Mrs. Albert Coultes. .
Sympathy ` is extended td Mr.
and Mrs; David -King and family
of .Culross, . in the loss . of their
son Claire who passed away last
Friday at' hist home.
. Miss"•Janis Farrier: and Sandra
Fisher are spending:. this week
Mrs. ;Robt., Ross, who has •;been
a Patient in .the Wingham and Dis-:
.trict Hospital, ', returned" to her
home last. Wednesday
Mr. George Conn leaves 'Mon-
day.for a' six week course at Wes-
tern University; .London, , Ont,
Those' attending the bus trip
from Whitechurch with the 'Wing-,
ham Institute ladies were as fol=.
lows — Mrs:: Lester • Falconer,.
Mrs. Ezra .Scholtz, Mrs. ,Russel.
Ross, Mrs. Thos, :. Metcalfe, : 11 rs.
"Frank . Ross, Mrs.: 'Ed Walker and
Mrs.; Geo. Walker. They' visited at
Hamilton, Burlington • and . they
called , at St. George .and- saw the
Adelaide Hoodless Reuse- and also
the monument at Stoney Creek..
Mr. and. Mrs. Dan Tiffin, Barry,
Joyce and Mrs; Ethel. 'Stewart. of.
Wingham attended the concert
held in the Bluevale Park on Sun-
day afternoon: .
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ritchie. are
keeping house for. Mr. Victor Em-
erson .and Jack .,Aitchison, while
Mrs. V. Emerson is away attend-
ing the convention.' held in. Nova
Scotia,
The young and the old : have the
Ten - private teletrision .station&
made the CDC. squirm slightly by
offering $3.0,000 for, the `.Pearson"
*fint If this film is' ever used by
one of . the national television net-
works it'. will have an audience as
big as,a crucial Stanley •Cup hoc-
key' game.
Canada's.birthday.; went unnotic-
ed by. C8C-TV and CT' Let's'
hope plans are .being, made' for
the, year '67.
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Music schedule for CBP'S Fes-
tiva, I.
es-tival. has been announced which.
includes "A Portrait of Duke 81-
lingtoni The Duke will take part
reviewing his career as a (com.
poser and :perfori' er.' Telecast
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