The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-04-11, Page 842
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• KINGSBRIDGE
tev•Bdwin Garvey 'of Wind-
sor,, qYfr, ;and Mrs. Jos.. Garvey
"Of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
.Dalton and son,, and .Miss Dei -
THE LUCX.NOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAX�
APRIL lath, 196
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TIMBER. TIPS
• "A" Series
,The Iblg. ,battle in Group "A"
which, took place 'between' the
'Gophers and Pole Cats, saw the
Gophers coming up with 4 points
to.. end the Pole . Cats chances of
• 'winning the silverware. Clar-
ence Greer;with a.' 727 plus 48
,for 7,75 led the .winners follow-
• .ed •closely by the' Anderson •*duo
.and .•M. Westlake •with , totals of
over, 600, :Freda •' Buttan: ' and G.
Westlake also 'scored" high. as the
team scored a 3,387 ;grand total.
Bog) 1Vf acIntosh with • 'a 632 total
led the. Pole Cats.
The Squirrels took 3 pointl.
from, the short handed. Kang-
aroos as Freck Button led the
Winners with • a .678 total with
high • singles • goixig.. to Shirley
Brooks, Buster Whitby &• Marie
Button.' Gladys Hamilton, Lois
Crowstou and Al Hamilton with
757, 692. and 614 respectively
scored best for the Kangaroos.
The •Chipinunks edged • the
Cubs for 3 points as; Bill Hunter
turned in a 680 total' with Josie
Hamilton also scoring high. Best,
efiforts•.for the-. Cubs Were turn-
,ed .::hi Eby-. �'#or 'thy 'Eirrngtnn =;and
Bill 'Stewart. .
(Squirrels, 14, Gophers 12, Pole
iC.ats . 8, Chipmunks ' 6, Kangaroos
4,, Cubs • 4.
"B',. Series '
The Beavers moved Well .out
in • the lead for the `4B" group
as they: .'blanked' the ;Coons fox
• 4 points.' Bud Thompson, 'corning
up with 549 pigs in the: first two
'• .frames was the big. gun for the
• high flying Beavers. Arnetta
Thompson. and' Fern. MacDonald
'With, totals of: 649 .and 633 ,re-
spectively also scored high. Bob
,Finlay:: and . Gord 'Bailey each
rolled . o.yr
e . the • 600. mark
The Wolverines took 3: points
Enol'' the .. short-handed ' Tigers.
Murray Couse and Mary Fisher..
led • the ,Wolverines, ;with' " 600
totals While . Tiger Allan Macin-
tyre • scored a ."683": triple includ-
ing a 322 single for a 758 night.
The Zebras chalked yup a: three
lmint victory :over the Lions on
Ruth • Jardine's 622 ' and high
singles . by Doris Boak,, Bob Reid
,and Stuart .:Jamieson,:, Mary. Er-
• rington and J. : Elliott led the
Lions,
Beavers. .15, Zebras 10, Wolver-
Ines" 9,. Coons . 7, :LL;ions. ,6,: Tigers
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ores Dalton .of Detroit spent the
week end with relatives , here.
;Sympathy is extendedto the
family of . the late Thos. • Quig-
ley, who died suddenly in Buf-
falo last week. Mr. Frank Dal-
ton, Miss Delores Dalton .and
Frank Sullivan were among
those from this district who
+motored to London on Thursday'
mdrning .for' the funeral mass. at
10.0.0 .a.m. at. Blessed Sacrament
church. if nterinent took place in
St. Peter's, .cemetery; London.
Mr. and . Mrs. J. Dietrich and.
•family of Kitchener and Mr. &
Mrs. Eugene Dean of Ann Arbor,
Mich., spent ;the •, week -end at the
home of Mr..: and. ;Mrs:.Mark
ton.. ,
•. Mr. and • 1V1rs, Don Frayne and
Peter attended the wedding on
Saturday .at Kennicot of Edward
Dwyer (Ibrother) • land 'Geraldine
Connolly;.'Congratulations to the'
.newlyweds. ;
Among the guests ,from .,a dis-
tance who attended the O'Brien-
Sinnett wedding which took
place here on• Saturday were Mr,
and Mrs. Jos. O'Brien of Leban-
On, NJ., the groom's parents; Mr.
and Mrs.Ross Thompson of Till-
sonburg; Mr. Paul Fallon, Steve
McGrody, Emily Zack; Mickey
ageKerrick of Dayton,' Ohio;
Miss . Ann Lucy and Dona' Riceio
of • Washington, D.C.;' Mr. & Mrs.
Ma•cIntyre of Detroit,; Miss Mary
Sokas and Chas. Bel'leheusen of •
.Dayton,' Ohio; Mr. ' 'arid ,Mrs. Jas,
-Sinnett- and --Mrs McLennan at'd
°vii a`ft sr^x:rye'•. Mrs '-er-
ry and Miss Therese Perry, Mrs,.
Bernardine 'Kinney, Daniel' Gil-
lespie, . Ruth Dill, '.Mr. and' Mrs.
Lee Whalen, Mr, ,and Mrs. Mier
weiler and. children of Detroit;
Mrs, J. P. Sullivan 'and daughter
of Bolton. The above friends,.', to-
gether with the immediate 'seta=•
tives of the bride'here. and other
local friends,' making 75 guests:
in all, eni,oyed a ,deliciousu .din
•ner in .the parish hall .after the.
tial mass, 'served by ; the ' C.W.L.
Mr. and Mrs.. H - Griff in- •of
Flint; Mich;, and .children, visit
ed at the home . of Thds. Wallace
during '' the past week
du , g t ,p t
The infant 'daughter week,
Mr.;""&
Mrs. Jos. O'Keefe : was • baptized
on Sunday; "Nancy. Philomene",
with. Mr ..and 'Miss Cancilla .of,
Toronto, sponsors:.
Miss . Yo ` Van Osch.... who has
been" with the O'Keefe family
for -the past 'couple of weeks, re
nher me.on Sunday.
tur ed :to ho o
Mr. Peter Van Oach . is now
working in Londoxi. l
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Are: Leaving Walkerton
`, The "Tapping • Turners are:
leaving Walkerton, . as the. Turn-
er family' plans to move to 'Tor-.
.onto Bill and Pat, the brother
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Standards of q
white snapdrag
ons and. white stalks•. with can.
dleabra'formed . an.' attractive
background, • in' .:St.,' Andrew's
United Church, .Ripley, on :Sat-
urday, March 3.1st, When Rev.
Douglas Brydor assisted by 1Vir.
Stephen ' Oliver, Toronto
.,Divin-
ity Student, united marriage
Miss Bernice • Adelene'
daughter of Mr. •afid • Mrs. Ross
Howard Martyn •Ripley,. and Mr.
Rodney Fraser MacLennan; Tor-
onto, :son of Mr. Emile MacLen
nan, Lochalsh and: the late Mrs.
Viola MacLennan. '.
• The :'bride entered on; the arm
of • : her father wearing a gown
'of white imported .brocade feat
uring- a • bouffant skirt falling.
from .an empire waistline. with
inverted pleats. Her fingertip
veil of silk,; illusion was caught
by a 'Matching Juliet cap Mist-
ed With pearls . ,andshe carried
a bouquet • of. whiite •rpses.
Her' : attendants, Miss Jean
Schedew,itz, .Toronto, as, maid • of
honer; and Miss 'Gail; MacArth-•
-tir;;-Ripley; as:'brrdesmaid -were
similarly g o wn e d:. in waltz
length .dresses of ••coral. crystal.•
satin, They wore matching •caps.
and n - and carried. _ nosegays of blue
white stalks.
a Mr George M,acLehnan, Agin-
court, ,was best 'man and :the
ushers were .Mr Bill Martyr of
Wialterloo, . Mr. Finlay Ma Len-
nan of :Weston .and Mr: Don
Ainsleq, 'Cleveland, Ohio.
11Vir. 'H. P. Heritage, Toronto,
as ' soloist, rendered "The :Lord's
Prayer" and "For You ` Alone';
accompanied -by_lVirs _ :H. P. -Her-:
itage as organist. •
A reception was held at the
W i•n cls o r-' : `Hotel, ,:K,i»cardine,
where Mrs..1Vlartyn received the
guests gowned 'in. a'waltz length
dress of grey peau de soie with
matching hat, • Bink .accessories:
and a corsage of pink. roses. She
was assisted by Mrs: Geo: Sthith,
Detroit; aunt .•of the groom,
Whose' dress,: *as .of rose taffeta;
with turquoise accessories and a
corsage of ,'white poms..
The happy ,couple .left 'for a
trip' thru the Southern States,
the (bride 'travailing in a suit of •
soft 'aqua boucle worsted :wool,
topped with a muskrat ,•jacket,
champagne straw hat & brown'
accessories With gardenia or-
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May, Kerr exchanged marriage
vows With Weir Alekander
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The, brick is the daughter of
Sydney, 'N4S.. The. groom is the
son .of Mrs. Sheane of Bervie
For the 'wedding. the bride
Chose a light blue; wool.snit with
white accessorieS. She. Carried a
and hyacinths centred with pink
and yellow with black accessor-
ies and carried a -nosegay of pink
sweet peas centred with yellow,
Donald Wilson. of . Hamilton
• The 'reception was held at the
home of. the groom's •aunt, Mrs.
R. The groom's
mother received in' a •charcoal
greY .Snit with white accessdries
and wore a corsage of red • oar -
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:honor. She wore a suit in neut. ding trip to Montreal the couple
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