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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL; LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAO' mow
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Honoured On
30th Anniversary
In honour of the 30th wedding
anniversary of, Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Nicholson of St. Helens, a
family dinner was held on Satur-
day, October 18th ,at St. Helens
Institute Hall, catered to by ladies
of the Women's Institute.
Present' for the dinner was their
family of eight: Mr: and Mrs. Tony
(Donna) Johnstone and Paul of
Lucknow; Mr. and Mrs: Tom
Nicholson, Steven and Scott of St.
Helens; ,Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie
Nicholson of Strathroy; Mr. and,
Mrs. Jim (Lorraine) Clark of
Chatham; Rae, Larry, Mary and
Allan, all at home.
Mrs. Nicholson is the former
Verna McDonald, daughter of the
• late Mr. and Mrs. Colin McDonald
of St. Helens. Chester is the son of
the, late Mr. and Mrs. Angus
Nicholson of Belfast. The actual
date of their .anniversary was
October 21st.
Chester and Verna were .present-
ed with a recliner 'chair from their
family.
Following the dinner, relatives
and friends gathered at •the hall for
a social time.
Town and
Country Bowling
Ladies' high single, went to Olive
Smith with 207, high double to
Anna Johnstone with 353.
High single for the men went to
Les Purvis with 210. Jim
MeNaughton had high double of
3.76.
Team points: Reds 0, Oranges 2,
Yellows 5, Greens 2, Blues 3,
Violets 3.
Team standings: Blues 22,
Yellows 21, Oranges 15, Violets 12,
Reds 10, Green's 10.
Men's 9 p.m.
High single . and triple went to
Gerry Ross with a score of 343
single and 731 triple..
Games o(e7225: Gerry Ross 343,
Fr. Dentinger 273, Ron Durnin 262,
Gerald Rhody 242, Ron Stanley
232, Harold Errington 226.
Team points: Oldsmobiles . 5,
Fords 4, Mustangs 2, Dodges 2,
Pontiacs 5, Buicks .3.
Team standings: Buicks 20,
Mustangs 19, Fords 151/2 , Oldsmo-
biles 111/2 , Dodges 11, Pontiacs 7.
Ladies 9 p.m.
High single, Grace Hopf 230;
high' triple, Grace Hopf 563.
Games over 200: Grace Hopf
230; Olive Chisholm: 203, Merle '
Rhody 222, Marjorie Thompson
218, Anne Anderson 213.'
Team points: Merle Rhody's'
Grapes 5, Anne Anderson's Peach-
es 2; Lorna Guay's Strawberries 2,
Grace Hopf's Pears 5; Dianne
Carter's Apples 2, Kay Crawfor'd's
Bananas 5. •
Team, standings: Pears 36,
Strawberries 31, Grapes 27, Banan-
as 21, • Peaches 17, Apples 16. -
Ladies. 6:30 p.m.
Pat Livingston was the high
bowler with a single of 233 and 'a
triple of 626.
Games of 200 and over: Pat
Livingston 233, 201, Thelma Brown
200, Jean Phillips 218, Dorothy
Anderson 200.
Team points: Joan Livingston's
Lifesavers 5, Mary Cleland's
Humbugs 2; Jean Phillips' Pepper-
mints 5, Catherine Andrew's
Gumdrops 2;' Thelma ,Brown's Jelly
Beans 7, Bernice Kemp's Caramels
Team standings: Joan Living-
ston's Lifesavers 27, Thelma
Brown's Jelly Beans 25, Jean
Phillips' Peppermints 21, Bernice
Kemp's Caramels 21, Mary Cie-
land's Humbugs 18, Catherine
Andrew's Gumdrops 14.
Men's 7 p.m.
Brian Stewart had a high single
score of 250. JohifFarrish had high
triple score of, 640.
Games "over 225,. Brian Stewart
250, Ron Stanley 246, John Farrish
242, Randy Ackert 233.
Team points: Owls 5, Cardinals
2, Vultures 4, Hawks 3.
Lucknow
Dungannon
High single for the ladies this
week was Dean Agnew with a score .
of 260. Gwen CaeSar had the high
triple of 577. Jane. Treleaven was
the only other lady over 225 with a
score of 253.
Harold Errington was the star
bowler for 'the men capturing the
high single score of 236 and the
high triple of 628. '
Team points were as follows:
Kangaroos 7, Zebras 7, Tigers 7,
Cubs 7, Squirrels 6, Coons 5, Foxes
2, Gophers 1, Wolverines 0,
Polecats 0,, Lions 0, Chipmunks 0.
Team standings are: Tigers 21,
Coons 19; Squirrels 18, Zebras 17,
Kangaroos 16, Cubs 16, Foxes 16,
Polecats 12, Gophers 10, Lions 9,
Wolverines 7, Chipmunks O.
Kin loss Bowling
Men's high single, Ron Durnin
224; high' triple, Gerald Rhody 584.
Ladies' high single, Merle Rhody\
251,; high triple, Merle Rhody 579.
Men over 200, Jilt Lavis 218,
Gerald Rhody 222, Ron Durnin 209,
224.
Ladies over 200, Merle Rhody
251.
Team points: •Kings 5, Snows 2,
Wealthys. 2, Spys 2, Macs
Pippins 5,
Team standings: Kings 12,
Pippins '12, Snows 11, Spys 11,
VVealthys 10, Macs 7.
Lighted candelabra /- adorned
with peach coloured mums,. daisies
and baby's breath provided the
setting in the Kinlough Presbyter-
ian Church for the exchange of
vows between. Shirley Jean. Bushell
and Glenn William Morningstar at
7.00 o'clock Friday evening, Sept-
ember 12.
The double ring ceremony was
officiated by Rev. Gerald Thomp-
son of Teeswater.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Bushell of R. R. 2
HolYrood and the groom, the son of
Mr: and Mrs. A. Morningstar of
Lucknow.
Organist was Jim Henderson iot\\
Lucknow. Miss Mary' Anne Alton
of R. R. 2 Lucknow, as soloist, sang
"Sunrise, Sunset" and "Colour
My' World" before 'the ceremony .
and "A Time For Us" and "For All
We Know" during the signing of •
the register. .
The bride, given in' marriage by
her father,. chose a high-waisted
gown of ivory coloured jersey,
featuring a V-shaped neckline and
ivory coloured lace inserts at the
shoulders. The, tong straight
sleeves,. neckline and waist 'were
also trimmed with the lace, as was
the bottom 'of the gown which
flowed out into a' long train. An
ivory coloured Juliet cap held her
long veil trimmed with lace
iddntical to that which trimmed the
gown. She carried a nosegay of
white and peach carnations, daisies
and, baby's breath.
Miss Jan Bushell of Vancouver,
B.C., sister of the bride, was maid
of honour. She wore a long,
flowing peach coloured jersey gown
with scoop neckline, long straight
sleeves, high waistline and ties at
the back:-
The bridesmaids were Brenda
Bushell of Lucknow, cousin of 'the
bride; Valerie Morningstar of
Vancouver, B.C., sister of the
groom; and Betty Anne Bushell of
R. R. 2 Holyrood, sister of the
bride." They wore tong gowns of
ivory jersey knit ' scattered with
peach flowers, identically styled to
that of the maid of honour.
'The girls all wore wide-brimmed
natural coloured„ straw hats trim
med with peach colotired r
and carried wicker baskets. of
and peach coloured baby r
daisies and baby's breath.
Best man was Dennis Mai
Toronto, friend of the grc
Ushers were Bruce Bushell of
2 Holyrood, brother of the
John MacKenzie. of Luckno'
Mike Courtney of R. 7 Luc
both friends of the groom.
groom and attendants wore
brown tuxedos with ivory co
ruffled shirts and peach•
carnation boutonnieres.
The dinner at Lucknow 1
was followed by a dance with
by the Moran Brothers.
' The bride's mother wore
green long sleeved jersey
with a corsage•.of white carr
and the groom's mother v
floor-langth gown of light blu
She also wore a corsage of
carnations:‘
For going away the bride c
light peach coloured pant 'su
matching print blouse in stu
brown and peach, brown aci
ies and a corsage of
carnations.
following 'a wedding t
Montreal . and Quebec Cit:
couple are residing in Pert
Ontario
Prior to the wedding, the
was honoured with a sho,
London by her fellow envie;
the home of Mrs. Marion K
community shower at the hi
Mrs. Betty Shaw, R. R. 2 Ho
a girl friend shower at the h
Brenda Bushell, Lucknow
shower in Port Elgin at the h
Mrs. Darlene Grant. •
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