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LUCKN.OW SENTINEL
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v ills The. aroo i is the son' of
Isobel' Foran grid the late Eln:ier:;
Foran:of R;R .2: Lucknow .1
C!iven in marriage bv her
stepfather'. Stanley' Preszcator.,
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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO • WEDNESDA:Y, JULY 34#h, 1969
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...-ucnow Trio
Visit itoosenee.
Harry Lavis and Jack Campbell of
Lucknow and Lawrence 'MacLeod of
R.R., 5 Lucknow left here 941
Monday of last week,' motoring to
Cochrane:
On Wednesday they •took the
Moosenee Excur'sion,Train., touring
Moosenee .and ' 1bose Factory Island:
Moosenee is: 189 miles: northof
Coe ra-ne,anm t e: -.on y n is Icy=.•
trait4, :pn which there were 38t;;
passengeis; ••
The.y`ret,urned.home to. Lucknow a.
on Iariday by way of Manitoulin,. ,
COOK - to Mr. and Mrs. • Ivan
Cook of Ripley on Monday, July •
21st: at Kincardine Hospital,. a. son,,
Peter Darren, a brother for Ronald,
and` Susan.' .
BENSON.- Mr and Mrs.' Robert,
Benson (nee Brenda Henry)'of 597:
\:liddlewoods• Drive , :London'wish,
•to announce the arrival of a son.
Robert John,• dn,July 23, at $t...
Joseph's .Hospital,'London: ..
'SFIA;h1 Z - to \Ir .'•and'N1rs.John
Shantz of R .p)ey, on Wethie's'day`,
`fuly 1•6r; 1960 -at CJlesle,y general
Hospital, a son; ,Donald Jolrn..
I l: girl a -'-at. Kincardine • llospital .
311 Saturday ,'July 10 to Mr.. and
X11,>. -Jerry, Te Rag , R.R. 1, Ripley,
�wi s a -daughter and:,son.
accented, by ,appliques of delicate'
chantilly lace , also trinlniing the-
detachable:
he-detachatl'e: train 'cascading at ;the
ba.ck.:•Iter flowers 'were re'd;roses •'
Muriel Glanville,,' sisterof the::'.
bride', was maid of honour. Brides
maid' was' Wendy: Grasdahl ,and
Brenda Glanville, sister of t;he •
bride 'was.:.flower. girl. All are Frani ,
Crediton.
The•, niaid• of honour and b:rid.es
maid ,wore 'floor;,length .gowns, of.
lime green chiffon over •
taffeta w.ith; brocaded,; bbodire' and •
niatehing.headpiece. ,They carried
White ' babyand:yellow,: rose-'
buds. .
The flower girl:'wore'a dress of
yellow tri.nipierre .with white lace
Fier flowers were wh.ite,:bab•y..•niu•ms
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and redrose buds;
\ltchael Foran of Lueknow was
best -mg -an.. skier s l til ' -1
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13e1t rave i•
A,receltion was. held: at',Crecli'ton
Community Centre'.•
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r•he bride s mother wore .a dress. of . -
blue. lace 'o,Yer• taffeta :.• nlatthin•;,
coat' and -cors-a e of red rose-- budsH -!
The groom's ii.lbther wore a, bide •
dreSs to ■
Phon'Ripley
BRICK
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STONE'
Lester Falconer, Blvth and diet,: son'
r Arnold Falconer and. NIrs. if,a1c oiler
IQf Kitchener also visited with tlieir...
• Gayle Rantoul is' holidaying with. brother, They had previously ,
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rirttoui and'. visited with 'their son;., I\eil•Falconer,
family �f Peterborough'. attending,L;ondon.university. In the
•Congratulations and best wishes etiening Mr, and Mrs. . Wesley.
to.Mr.,and Mrs.' Donald Morrison'', Tiffin, and Mrs, Cecil Falconer.
whose marriage was,on $aturday'at visited 'at the :same home. '
Palmerston:, Mr.', and. Mrs; Tom- • Mr, and 'Its. Kenneth.'C tittle, 1\it
M,orrison, • Jim. and Kenneth and' and \1rs . Bob Burchill,w ere at Lon- Jack . • don`on Sunday
at the:h.ome`.of \1r.
Morrison'and family' attended. frond
his parents', Mr',
and Mrs. Bob:Kerr to celebrate the
here '26th wedding anniversary of \r,.
Mr. and Mrs.. . George Icon r of� and Mrs. -Earl, We1tz
Certitanv •visited Sattitday. a'nd Si
day with his brother .Lester Falcon Judy •of Toronto spent the wce,h i n(1
ler and-\frs.: 1 a1concr and Ltary . On •with 1r,iand Mrs. Jim rrrr e o
Sunda.)' \:Ir',• gnat \lrsd'Will:ie Falcon. Wiru harri., Alana , who had been,T
er; I3luevalc. '\ir'. and Mrs: Johnnie Visitin 'here.;• returned home \ri[h
aiconer ;,:. hitch; ncr • .Mr', and 'Jr.s'tiller" . •
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Teeswa#er -Culross:.
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Fun-FiIIed an
Exciting Dciyi.. .11
KITH• SUCH. IGHLIGHTS.;AS
and Dance by' Carlton' Band' direct, --
AUG.;.1' X8:30 p.m., Concert Y::r. • , .: �
from "PIG & WHISTLE" TV SHOW:'
AUG. 2' - 1`.:30 p.m:, Horse Races. Betting Privileges
Official Opening:
Chicken Barbecue:
• 2 Big Dances.
Special church cemeteryand cenotaph services.
AUG. 3� — `,,
Local . and, added . talent ' concert in arena at: 8:30. i i.•
a MONSTER °CALITHUMPIAN PARADE . at 1 .p. m.' ■
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11'Classes Cash Prizes _ ------11:
1—Comic vehicle or float:'. $25 820, ,,$15 S 0 •
2 -Best decorated '& ,attractive. float : a.
,, -r $2J, . $20, $15, "$10
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blue
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,LA—Float, any other description: ,' $25 $20:,. Sia 510
4—Any'' horse' drawn..vehic�Ie: $ia-SYS $5' 1
--5—Antique-car.; truck. or tractor 815 . $10 $5 $5 . a
6 -Best western saddle. outfit"... '. $10, $7, $5. $5. '• o
7—Best decorated' bicycle or tricycle
. $5, '. $4 $3 $2, $1• 111...*
8 ;Best Drum Majorette : $5, $4; $3 !
9 -Any other self-propelled vehicle ' n
$25; x$20,' $lo $lU
10—Best•
performance by an old';•boy•or girl in costume: �'
$10,...$5.:
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1:1—Commercial' vehicles welcome: no' .prize S� . 'S5
trimmed with what
and corsage oCred• rose =buds
TOT travelling the bride chose a
white, lace. dress wiclt' white and •
�'el.low
.accessories arid •corsage of:
yellow rose
The co'trple tvrlllive at R.R. 2
13lyth;;
We've .got fhe know-how.when it comes to,.
solving any ciuto problems.. Just drive your
car in, and leave the problems ,to us. Our
service is fast ,and :economical• always.:
I AiiG.",4 2:.30 p.m..IMPERIAL HELL DRIVERS. Thrills'
Galore!
,Vrs'. Lottie Courtney of K ni;ar'
dine ;and,`1r, and Mrs Robert Reid
of Luc know "spent,. last week. at Mrs:'
Courtney's cottage at Point Clark :`
The Junior Choir of tine River
United Church were in .charge of
the music, on Sunday with Dianne
Kempton and Wendy Courtne"yas
organist and pianist .Pastor, Le.ter'
rerguson was,guest speaker in'the •
absence of Rev*, John C. 11111.
' `1 r . and; Mts..' Walter Brown act
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C eorf.e• Porter of Niagara Falls on
atrip to' Leamington, ,wherc, they'
Neill spend a few cia�s visitin�*
with. relatives in that area.
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L371111 and Jonathan are .lira ct.trip 'to
lr l'as.;. \i a nitolv
LACROSSE GAME on ball diamond:'
7`00:' LACROSSE GAME on ball iamon .. hese lacrosse •-•�-
games by courtesy of. Ken Murray of Cooksville...
• 7.30°:: FESTIVAL OF BANDS, featuring drills and music
:by four or more bands, including the St[ John's
Drum Corps'.86-piece Champion: Band,'of Bran 7. ,,.
ford.
9 30: SPECTACULAR; DISPLAY' OF FIREWORKS,
10:00 DANCE in arena to the Starlighters Band.
Every Day
- :CQCLCERT'
BANDS, WIMMt:NG POOL: ■
ELCOME..0
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