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'THE" LUCKNOW :SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
W'EDN'ESDA:Y, ,JULY 24th,
GORDON' JOHNSTONE
PURCHASED ;{STUART ROBERTSON'S •
CLEA.N.. ING PLANT
And Is Now Ready. To -
Clean. and Treat. Seed Wheat
and
GRASS ;SEEDS; OF ALL KINDS
Residence Phone ' 303 Lucknow
KINLOUGH.
Mr. Jae Walt of Lucknow spent
" a day with, Mr. J. R. Lane, Mr.
land ,Mrs. Frank •Maulden and
Keith. Mr. Wesley Thompson ,of
`Kincardine; • also visited. Mr. J.
. tR, Lane and Mr. and Mrs. ' Geo.
Graham during the week:
Miss 'Jean... Sutton spent.: last
week with Mr. , and Mrs: Gerald_
Gi'bson and family a't. Teeswater.
Mrs. Frank Maulden and Keith.
attended the Andrew -Lane ,picnic
at. the Ashfield• Park on Satur-
day, .
Mrs . Donald . Bushell was hos-.
:tess for the Presbyterian W.M.S.
•meeting when M. • Morley.
Bushell presided. The Meeting:
opened with a , hymen, followed
lby scripture and•meditationar.
Ezekiel by ,Mrs. Frank Maulden
Mrs..Lyman Sutton led in prayer.
Vorrespondence, . included .a, let-
ter, .from . Bruce Lea Haven .at
Walkerton; where .the; next meet=
ing will be held, The • roll oall
,was answered by a' verse con-
taining the word ."youth." There
were• .1 ; members and • 4' visitors
,and . 7 girls . present. •:A 'hymn
closed ,,this' part of the' :meeting:
Mrs:: Jack .: Barr was in ' charge
of the .' programs • : which• . • began
with a reading, Mrs. 'Mark John,.
Stoll' • read a'' poem. A. group. of
,girls (Margaret 'Ann,' Marilyn,,
Janet, .Shirley.: and Brenda, Bush-
ell, Mary Ann McEwen ;and
Marjorie•. Burt) sang Jesus .' loves
Tyle, very , nicely. A . missionary.
iletter from Mrs, . Lilian Dickson
Wasread by Mrs. Perry Hodgins,
Mrs. Dopald McEwen` and: Mrs.
Jack `B:arr. Mrs. Harkness read
• a poem followed by • a Bible:'
Quiz: •A hymn • . and the. Lord's
prayer .brought the' meeting.. to
a close: Mrs. L. Sutton gave the
;courtesy ' remarks'and a ' .social
half hour followed. '
We • are sorry to . report • that
Miss Margie; Collins, daughter. of
Mrs. Katherine Collins, teacher
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in our school had the misfortune'
to be 'bitten by ,a dog, requiring!
several stitches ` to , chose the
wounds. A .
Miss May Bo n1e•
is spending
a .while at the - Rest-a4Whide
Lodge at Bruce: Beach with Mrs.
William Loyd and Mrs, Karl
Boylea.
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Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Teixeira
and . girls •who have 'spent . the.
past. 3, . weeks :with her parents;
Mr. and Mrs.. Tom .Hodgins, left
last week for their home in; Van-
couver.
The-Holyrood W.I. will , be
held on August 2id with Direc-
tors', •Mrs. William Kempyn :ana
Mrs.`' :Jack Hewitt.
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Repkiciflg. Public
School:Windows .
the window replacemerit pro-
gram at 'the Lucknow Public
School is going ahead during the
TWENTY-THREE RINKS IN
MEWS' D•O„UBLES MONDAY
Twenty-three rinks 'were en-
tered in the Men's Doubles tourn-
ament ..staged by the Lucknow
Bawling Club on Monday ev-
ening for a very successful tour-
ney. • ,.
Prize winners were as follows:.
1st, Pete Bissett and • Walter
Westbrook, Goderich 2nd, Earl
Allisdn, Harvey Scrimgeour,
(Goderich; .3rd„. Fred Jackson,
MacLean. Johnston, Lucknow;
4th, Jack Porter,. Mel Donohue,
Teeswater 5th, Herb. 'Duffy,. .A.
Weiss, Teeswater.
Other out-of-town entries were
from Mount Forest, Paisley, . G'lin'
ton and Wingham.
'The next big tournament local'
ply is the Joy'nt Trophy Trebles
on Monday, August '13th at 7:30;
PLAYING 4 GAMES IN 4
NIGHTS TO END SCHEDULE
Wingham Intermediate' ball
team, .which, has several Luck-,
nowi�tes on the roster, will play
4 games in 4 nights to wind up
the schedule and:•start the play-
offs .in the two division loop:
• They • play with Goderioh. ori
Wednesday,` Centralia .on Thurs-
day, ':Ottervi,lle on. Friday and
G1anworth on Saturday. ••It' looks
as if:. Wingham will :finish 3rd
in the :northern division.
The division 'and league play-
offs, will ;decide• the teen' to
enter `'the. O.IS.A. ;and the `W:�O,-
A.A. playoffs,
(Last Wednesday night Wing -
ham.' edged out a 2-1 victory • in.
an exhibition game with Orange=
ville. Jim Bain's- hbmer decided
the issue. Bill 'Hotchkiss scattered
4 huts' and ' struck out 16. His
battery .mate' was .Al Baker.
Pitching for. Orangeville was
iKen Gregg: son' of Mr. • and'Mrs.
Tory Gregg:
:holidays, and, it is. expected the :
'job will be . completed .by school'
opening time. • '.
The douflale paned. windows _
will modernize the appearance of :
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the ,school, and is a . ,project that
has long • been under consider-
ation:
• ,Cost of .the replacement job
will .run 'about $8,i500,. on which -
no department:.grant is .available,
in spite of frequenrt efforts 'to
obtain assistance.;: The depart
merit favors • new schoo4ls, rather'
than • assisting major renovation'
projects.
—Mrs. 'Bessie Shirley .who has.
not . been enjoying good health
returned home a few days,ago,
after being: hosrpit'alized`. in~: Wing-.
ham
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Watt: Hamilton are among the
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Mr. r. • and Mrs.' Wesley • Ritchie
'visited. ' ori' 'Sunday : in Port El-
gin • with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
McKay •
Miss Maggie Dishes of code.-
riche is: visiting with Mr. 'and
Mrs: Earl Swan; :
Joyce . Walker : 'has spent' the
last. 'two weeks with Joan 'Hack-
ett. Glen Walker. is visiting thus
week.
Ron ..Gardner ' was home for the.
week -enol _He.__is-at •-Ippe al
for 7the summer months
:Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Helm at-:
tenai:ng •: the ' Christening on Sun::
,day of their granddaughter, Don-
na,. daughter of • 'Mr: and , .Mrs.
Lloyd` Whytock. .
It is Communion next Sunday.
at. $lake's at 11 a.m.
The Sunday school will ` have
a service . •o,n August . 5th at 10.
a.m. Special speaker.
Mr. and Mrs: Rosa• Chapman•.
visited ori :Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Will 'Ritchie,.. '
Miss Betty and Majorie Alton;
,and • Marlene Hunter. and Anne
Ritchie.are spending' a :week at
:the lake. -
Jerry .Irvin spent a_ couple days
with Mr. and Mr's. Nelson Ray -
nerd.
ASHFIELD
Mr: and :Mrs. Gordon Ronald
of Torontowere, wee -end guests
with William Johnson. •
Arigella• MacDonald,, -.infant
'daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Sandy
MacDonald ••is ' a • patient . in • Gode-
rich Hospital.
Mr..' Peter van der Ley had
•the misfortune. to lose his ` barn
Eby fire last 'week.
Douglas Parrish' 'of • Sarnia ' was
'home. for the' ,week -end,
.__ _ r,: and Mrs:: Ernest. Dobbs of
'' : ,„ Toronto visited' with their ' fbfo-
•• •ther, Earl Howes last week, •
• Mrs. Colin . _ .
MacGreg spent en
to
j few days with: relatives in De-
o troit last week:
• . Mr.. and .Mrs. Rod . MacLenj
•nasi- are visiting their:brother,.
Frank MacLennan.
Mili'W....Hendersow.Lonibet 1:.:1.1101ted."
The July meeting of the.. Woy
men's Missionary Society held at
• .�.:_� _ Lucknow . . the home' of Mrs. Ewan Mac
Lean was
opened. with prayer•
by Mrs. Richard. West who was
in•r••!0•#nf•!••`••••a•••••••e11/N.•�` iri charge of the program:, • Moll
Swimming Pools
RiEt�rc Supp.�ies ,
SportingG�ods
All At: CREST BarginPftes.
SHOP. 'EARLY. and• SAVE
YOUR LOCAL CREST HARDWARE
Phone 50
Lucknaw.
call was answered by a verse
on Love arid Mrs. Ewan MacLean
read the scripture and: .mediitation
followed` by prayer. Mrs: Hector.
MacLean. read .a • paper. and 'led.
in',prayer., A. discussion on. the
fproblerns of :downtown churches
wad : delivered by a .panel corn -
posed' . of Miss 'Maryanne West,
1VIrs.' Hector• 'MacLean,' Mrs. R.
West, Mrs. ''Hugl%. MacKenzie,.
Mrs. Ewan MacLean and:, Mrs.
William Ross. 'Mrs.' Hugh Mac-
Kenzie read . a paper and Miss
Sadie • Johnson :read a' letter from.
a 'missionary • aMong the; ' 031b-
way
jib-Tway Indians.. Mrs. 13. West' closed
with prayer and the hostess' and
,committee served lunch: ' There:
were 20 present.
W4.S'aturdoy.
At Pungann�n;
Donald. of. Auburn, brother.
,the groom. • • •
A . receptionwas, held 'at 'Ha:
bourl,'ite Inn Goderich • whic
Was decorated :with white shas
daisies and b.lue. cornflower, . Tl
,bride's , mother received
uests ind.two
' - a' figure ` '-p
;giec
•jacket dress ' . in grayish .tori
with white accessories' . and. co
sage' of pink rases.. She ; w
assisted by ;the . groom's moth
dressed in a jacket dress of pa
green organza over 'figured'si
in tones . ofgreen,. yellow a
coral with.. beige, accessories %'a•
corsage of coral "roses
,The ' .bride's :travelling cost
was a ' tailored style: dress
pure ; •silk• in. •figured tones
`blue with-•Viite', accessories' a
corsage' of . white roses.'
After a wedding 'trip to Ea
ern Ontario,. Mr. and Mrs. ,11
Donald will , reside: in. Goderic
Guests • were .present. 'fro
Wal ertori, ' .Hamilton; �Ttrraoal
\Stoney Creek;; 'London,.. Stratfo
Winghani, • Owen_ Sound. • -.13:rar
ford, ..Richmond, Hill,. . E•mbi
•Tivertcn,, . Gilden* ood and' Luc
naw°,.
-` i1'Eel�ALD - ANDERSON .
Baskets of ..white. and 'pink
;gladioli with, white- Shasta: dais-
ies Meade 'a lovely setting in
;Dungannon' United •: Church on.
Saturday, July'21st,,'for.~the 'rear-
riage of Marylin Emily. Anderson
and. Mr. , Gordon Nelson McDon=,
ald.: The• bride is- thee: daughter'
of Mrs. Harvey Anderson of God-
erich and the' late M.r..Anderson,
and ,•the • g -room is* the son' of
-Mr. and' Mrs.: Clifton McDonald
of Auburn. ' •
Rev, N. L. •Gastonyi of Dun-
gannon ;performed. 'the double
ring • ceremony; Miss Judy' Virtue.
of Brantford .' was organist. 'and
Mrs. Donald Campbell of Tiv-
erton sang the "Wedding' Prayer
and :. "0 Perfect . Loive." •
Gwen in marriage by her
uncle :•. Mr, Tom Anderson of
Lucknow, the bride's gown was
of . nylon dotted swiss ':Over . taf-
feta faille with 'scoop • neck, three
quarter sleeve; fitted bodice and
slightly' bell -shape ' floor length
skirt, with detachable train- from
a waistline ' pouffe ' -at top back
falling into short sweep. Her
,headress was a pillbox in Match.-
ink
atch-ing material ` :with: waist -length
illusion veil , and, she' carried a
crescent of white gardenias and
5teip:niitis. •.
Mhors, Hedb'' 1V urphy' of London
w'as matron of honour, Her dress
Was a short `forinaI orblue dot-: ilies, :and the largest .:Sun
'ted swiss over taffeta faille,; School in Canada, with 1
y n . as meni#bers•
styled in similar fashion
bride• s dress with mat ii ng shoe . • Mr. Todd spoke of, the col
and •' gloves. Her hat was a •neat- in men's hands in this nue
ching pill box -With circular veil. age, which can :be used to.
and she carried' a .crescent of the world a Garden of E'
pink carnationsy– • or to .destroy it. Heaven lir.
The bridesmaid was • Miss Paul is in our hands, as we as
'hie Anderson of Goderich, sister div duals internationally chO
of the,, bride. Her •dress was' the Our• only . fear; he said; is
same as •the matron of honour darkness it Men's souls.
Mr, Ronald Rathwell of ,C3wen Mr. Todd' was accompanied
his son Toni, and, they
guests' at th;•e hone of 110
Rae,
Former Pastor-
Centeflniai
Guest
Rev; R. Colin Todd,'.who cal
to Lucknow United . Church as
young rri'iniister-twenty-four ye• ago; returned . to the', pulpit
Sunday, • July,' 115th, .• as a:.Cent
nial•' year. guest, and delive
a : forceful- sermon to a :�.1aa
congregation which .'gave,
warm welcome:
Mr. Todd expressed his h�
pin'ess in returning 'to th Chu1
where he ,had ministered.
three '• years. There 'were so
he knew, well., 'others he •
not '''know, and many ,oth
whom , he did • not see beca
they are no• longer witl•i us..
Rev. Mr Todd referred' to
ehiariiging' world . in the two d
ades since. they. were here,
is now In niater of Rexd
United
areaat. GliTorurchontoin;`' a wmhich,etropolia
years ago was.: farm, land. T
have ' a 'congregation of, &50 .f
Sound was groomsman, The ush-
ers. were. . Mr. John MacKenzie
o Kintail and :1V/f.' George Mc'.,..