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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-10-18, Page 14protortyisti,.t..--. LOW 1,„ticicN0w, oNTARIO WEDNESDAYS OCTOBER :10b,197* SEE AND. HEAR • CHA RLIE THOMAS ON CHANNEL 8 CKNX TV FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20 1:30 P.M. TO 8:00 P.M. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26 — 7:30 P.M. TO 8:00 P.M. HON. ..JOHN MONROE, MP MINISTER OF HEALTH FOR CANADA WILL ACCOMPANY CHARLIE' THOMAS AS H.E."MAIN STREETS" IN GODERICH ON THE.SCIUME, 2 P.M. TO ‘„9141EET THE CANDIDATE" NITE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26 — 5:30 P.M. TO 7:30 P.M. GODERICH MEMORIAL ARENA AUDITORIUM 4 P.M., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20th. IN•r- • Patricia Lynne. Eden and Patrick Ray Passmore exchanged marriage vows in Lucknow United Church. Rev. Glenn Noble', minister of-Lucknow Presbyterian Church, • performed the double ring cere- mony at 2.30 p.m. on Saturday Jay 29, 1972. .Mrs. Jean Cum- ming of LucknOw was organist. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a princess . style gown of white silk shantung, with long sleeves and liood raschel lace. She carried a cas- cade bouquet of white and mauve • Buying that home right now will give you' time to Make tt smrg and -comfor=t-, able before Winter slows the work; And Victoria and Grey,' with eighty years experience in custoM ' building mortgages for • people like you, will do all --------possible_to heir). yoli ye tbat dream home quickly. Come direct today to Victoria and Grey! tinted carnations interlaced with mauve ribbon and fein.' Miss Glenda Eden, sister of the bride, was maid of honour. She wore a short prinCess style dress of mauve moss crepe, with long sleeves and hood-of-matching-- raschel lace.' She carried a cas- cade bouquet of white and mauve tinted carnations and ivy. • Rick Passmore, brother of the groom, was best man. Ushering duties were performed by Dave, Eden, brother'-of the 'bride — 'VICTORMand GREY Lealand Hill, Manager Elgin and Kingston Streets Goderich 524;7381 • t4444+4-41 your home before Winter Ovvn VG TRUST 'COMPANY' SINCE' 1809 / • PASSMORE - EDEN Ken. Johnston of Lucknow. • Laurie Eden, sister of the bride, was in charge of the guest book. Mr. and Mrs. Henry. Eden of / 2 R. R. 1', Gorrie , are parents of, the bride. The grc)orrius. parents are Mr. and. Mrs. 'Melyin Pass- 'more of Lucknow. A reception was held in White- church Hall. Guests attended from Wingham,. Belgrave , Luck- now , Teeswater, Scarborough, Eto,bicoke_,_Fort Erie, Niagara Falls and Stevensville'. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Passmore are 'esicling in Listowe-L ---- • • Clayton Nicholson Wa&WISpeaker , The Purple Grove Women's Institute held their October meet- ing at the home of Mrs. Howard Thompson. Members and sever- al visitors were welcomed by the -Pr esid ent.-"Mrs—Francis_Boyle. Mrs. Donald McCosh, Secretary- Treasurer read the , communica- • tions. The P.G.W.I are invited • to the Armow Institute on Octob-' human, mistakes can be , expected, er 17.at 2 p.m. Roll call is 'a l?it of wit". Theme is friendship and there will be a speaker on ceramics. The roll call was answered by 'a telephone tale. Members were reminded of the Rally in Allenford , October 19 at 9 a.m.. Mrs. McCosh and Mrs. Gore Harkness are delegates. Wiarton on October 30 and 31. Mrs. Morford Mackay. introduc- ed. the speaker, Mr. Clayton Nicholson, who spoke on the telephone system, 'which was very interesting and informative. He. stated "to' make long distance calls during slack periods". Some- times when you 'cannot get the dial tone , it is due to heavy 'load- 1' a -titres, wait a wIrtle--4-nd-the-li-ne----v-oi-le-ybal-1.-m-eet This _r_ought will clear. He showed the, new together" two Junior girls teams type telephone with a dial in the that had been tied for 'first place, receiver. Mrs. Roy Collins thank- but RDHS, bowed to Kincardine in ed him.. Contests were conducted, the first game. Ripley bounced by Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Boyle. back in the second game as Mrs. Donald Gillies spoke on Barbara Grubb, continuing her "Man and' Resources". Protect fine efforts that gained all the our trees, wild flowers and arlirrl- points earned in the preceding als. Cut bi: trees, and save smal , garne, chalked up fiVe points as .er ones, standITM—sreara—Kil.re-Reeves'rKirrH,arrel-1--artd— future generations are headed for disaster. Mrs. William AI nold show(ql books of 1867 Directory of 'the County of Bruce. Mrs. Morford Mackay and Mrs. Gillies served " PARLEY-VOUS FRANCAIS? Interested French stndents gathered in Mrs .. Collins' room to form the French Club. The exec- -utive--for-this year_inciadejonnie Boyle, President; Debbie Tranter Vice President; Margie/Collins, Secretary; and Kinuforrrell, Treas- urer. Class representatives are as follows Level I Ardis Nicholson, Bill Farrell; Level II Arlene Trant• er, Julie Reeves; Level III Joan Courtney, Gail. Messenger; Level IV_Mark Smith, Kathy Farrell; Lev. el V Donna' Needham, Shirley McCreath:' Plans for. the upcoming year are .rather indefinite at present , but it is hoped that they will be able to attend the Winter Carnival in Quebec and possibly'take a bus trip in October or Noveniber. The unfortunate victim this week is Bruce Nicholson who . should have been named as Vice President of our Drama Club. Sorry-Bruce! ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE About forty 'students from •RDHS who bought their tickets last 1972 -riyAcled,te-,the-LSh_ak . OOPS! .„ Since we at RDHS are only pearean Festival by bus to see the comedy "As You Like It" on Oct- ober 6. ,Accompanying the crew were RDHS's English teachers, 'Mx.• Brian Esch and Mr. Reuben Burnett, KINCARDINE AT 'RIPLEY: JUNIOR GIRLS On October 10, RDHS hosted Kincardine High for a' B.1 Joan Courtney also contributed to the 15-19 win. However the match went to Kincardine as their Junior girls took the third game. , SENIOR GIRLS Sally Elliott, Kathy Farrell,, Meet-CHARLIE-THOMAS, Liberal Candidate For Heron BEEF-ON-A-BUN SALAD• — SPUDS 'AND BEVERAGE "Ail FOR -A-DOLLAR" SPONSORED BY HURON LIBERAL ASSOCIATION .BOnnie Boyle , Dianne Kempton,, Mary .Needham, Joan Ferguson and Shirley McCreath all contri- buted to the effort against the Kin• cardine seniors but to no avail as !Kincardine took .o games. WIARTOkia RIPLEY: SENIOR GIRLS The final regular volleyball games of the season saw Wiarton at 'Ripley on October 12. The Senior girls reached peak perform- ance as they defeated Wiarton in two---straight-games:—It--w-as ,8nip and tuck throughout the first game as points. for either- side re- mained evenly matched but mid- way through the game the RDHS girls rallied, to win 15-10. Dianne. Kempton contributed six points to the winning effort and Kathy Farrell, Sally Elliott , Mary -Needham, Joan-Ferguson-and - - Sally Harrison also added to the score. The second game saw the Ripley Seniors put on quite a dis- .1 play of playing ability to take the match 15-7. U.N10...RSLIRIS RDHS Juniors had a tougher time of it against Wiarton as they lost the ftrst---game, but-Kim--Farrell, earning six 'points and Susan Cart- er with seVen, clobbered :Wiarton 15-.4. However the 'final game was a reversal :and the Wiarton Junior girls returned hOme the . victors. PEOPLE LIKE YOU HELPING PEOPLE LIKE YOU The RED CROSS is 1973 DART. 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