The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-06-02, Page 7'WEDNESDAY, J,. UNE. 2nd,1965
THEI;UCKNOW SENTINEL, :LUCKNOW, • ONTARIO..
STRUTHERS - MARTIN
r. and Mrs. Robert Ge� r
.Mr. George Mrs. Struthers is:the former ,Mar-
Struthers
,Mar Struthers . were married: May 8th lene. Grace` Martin. They are .ma
in the Whitechurch United Church.- king their home in Lucknow.
BERLEY
Mr. and ' Mrs Robert Steele of
Detroit .spent:' ; a week at their
cottage at Point, Clark and visited
with : relatives .in this community.
Mrs: Anne Emmerton of 'Kin-
cardine is currently visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Campbell at
Amberley.
Attend Graduation
Mr. and 'Mrs'. Glenn Beyd; 'Gor-
don Boyd, Mr; and Mrs. Bob;
Courtney and Mrs.Ross Cumming
attended . ' graduation ceremonies
. for . Donald Steele of Kitchener.
Donald was a former member of.
the Boyd orchestra
Mr and •Mrs. Elmer Culbert,
Andrea and Brenda of Detroit
, spent the week -end. ' at their sum-.
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,The Boyd Orchestra played for
a'• dance, at Palmerston on ` Satur-
evening.
Mr and Mrs Donald • Courtney ,
'and family and Mr. and Mrs: 'Wil
liam Courtney attended anniver-:
OMHA Severs Ties
With WOAA Group•
Ontario
' The. Western: Ontario Athletic
Association: .will be on its own for
the 1865-66 minor hockey season
after an Ontario Hockey Associa-
tion' •decision to sever relations be.-,
tween the;'two groups.
The ,OHA actually refused a re- ,
quest from the Ontario Minor 1.150-
key
ojkey Association to renew a'work-
ing agreement' between that body.
and the ``,WOAA -
The OHA, Parent body 'of the
'OMHA, had earlier worked out an
agreement with : the WOAA -gov-
erning.
governing• intermediate .&. junior'. hoc-
key. .. The disagreement on minor
hockey apparently stems from. a
dispute over boundaries.
The OHA action was severely
criticized . by Alf .' Lockridge of
Wingham, secretary -manager of
'the WOAA.
"It's ridiculous and I think it's
,wrong," he said. "The OHA feels
they are .the; only -ones. who can
run : an, . intermediate league. . I
can tell .you one thing: I'm . sure
we're not going to quit."
Lockridge admitted he couldn't
speak for 'individual clubs which
might, want to 'bypass the WOAA
and -affiliate directly with the
OMHA. This would be necessary
to enter' • Ontario play-offs., "
"We• •won't know': until we . get
,our entries late in • October," he
said.
Stan .Stokes of London, 'a vice-
president of the OMHA, said that
the lack of ; co=operation. could
lead to "raiding" by clubs, Wand.
would be confusing.'
"It'' will : be, a long time before
we : can ever get, things running'
Smoothly• again," : he said.
sary service at Knox .Presbyterian.
Church Ripley on Sunday ' and vis:
.ited : with. Mr• . and Mrs. John C. CHALSH
Recent •visitors in Detroit were
Mrs. Duncan Parrish. and Mrs.'
Donald `MacKenzie.
Attends Class Reunion,
Mrs. 'Gordon Finlayson spent
Saturday. in • Stratford, where: she
attended a : reunion ofher grad-
uating .'class' : at Stratford 'General
Hospital.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. • Oliver
McCharles and -John for the week-
, end were Mr., and Mrs. Allan Mc-
Charles and . • Susan of" Clarkson:
Guests at the graduating exer-
cisesheld at Stratford • General
Hospital on Saturday were Mr.
'and ' Mrs. Walter Dexter when
Miss' Phyllis Clayton received her.
diploma.
• Anniversary services will. 'be
h e 1 d ' at Ashfield. Presbyterian
Church on. Sunday, . June 6th.' Rev:
Joe MacDonald will he preaching`
and Miss ' Janice Wylds will be
guest soloist.
Visiting Mr.' and. Mrs. Walter
"Dexter on Sunday were Rev, and
Mrs. Elmer Kennedy of Bluevale.
A 'birthday party for_ Mrs. An-
nie MacDonald. of Ripley a n d
Mrs; Belle, Campbell of Hamilton,
sisters. was • held. recently at the
Dan : MacDonald home.
Recent visitors at' the Dan Mac-
Donald home were Mr. and Mrs.
Finlay MacDonald of •Chatham;.
MacDonald and family. •
Miss 'Shirley Steele had charge.
of the music for. the Junior Choir
on Sunday at Pine. River United
Church.
Carl Lowry and Lynn Ferguson
are employed at Big -Win -Inn,. for
the summer 'months...
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Anniversary. Held
At Ripley Church,
(By.:Amberley . Correspondent) '.
Anniversary services were held
at Knox Presbyterian Church,
Ripley on ` Sunday, May..30.' Bas-
kets . of spring • flowers . decorated.
the front of the :church.. Organ
.preludes by' Mrs. John C. Mac-
Donald were accompanied by Cor-
inne MacDonald at the piano.
• . Guest minister, a former Huron
,Township resident, . was Rev. 'T::
;E. Kennedy of theuevale 'and
Belmont .pastorate a .gave in-:
spiring messages at oth 'services.
Mrs. Bill Scott of •Ripley was
guest • soloist and the choir --sang
an ' anthem ..at the morning :serv-
ice. Special number`s given by the
.choir at the evening service were,
"Bless This House": and "Open
My Eyes." . • ,
Many former members of Knox
Church. were, home for the Anni
versary services. • •
CULROSS.CORNE.RS
Congratulations to Ronnie Wil
Son who celebrated his sixth birth=
day on Friday:
•Harvey Parker and Bob 'Green
spent a :few days . with Ronald
,Barker, Fort William,.
Mrs. Joe.. Wall and Mrs. Harry
,Mc°`Kague, Teeswater, .were recent
&liner gnest5 with Mr, and Mrs,
William Kydd
Seeding oneratioris are for the
most part .fairly well •. coninleted
and corn planting is'mostly fin-'
ished. More and more farmers
are trying •a few acres. ,while oth
ers are now planting large ac-
reages. Among the latter are' Reg
Brown, Jim Wilson . and Orval
Wilson,
;ttlhss" J3everleY W4.1, ,Exeter,
'spent . a few days ar home
here •
Mi and Mrs. Gerald Stewart,
Kincar`dine.'. visite. Sunday even-
ing with Mr, and Mrs. Tom Stew-
art and boys.,
KINLQUEH
Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Lane of
Thamesfotrd visited wih Mr. • and'
Mrs. ' . Malcolm Lane, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Maulden and with
Mr. J. R. Lane who is ,a patient
in. the Wingham and District Hos-
pital.: °..
Receives .Honorary Membership
'An honorary , membership in
Maitland Presbyterial, .Women's
Missionary Society was presented
to Mr& Frank Maulden at the
annual presbyterial Meeting . in
St. Andrew's Presbyterian` Church
at Molesworth. Mrs.Perry Hod
gins made the presentation,
Misses Edna and May Boyle.
visited •'on• Saturday with Misses
Nellie ;and. Margaret Malcolm at
Lucknow. Other guests at the
same .home were Mrs. Gertrude
Walsh and Mrs. Orland, Richards.
Misses Evelyn, Nicholson and
Sandra Percy, and Philip Breck-
les, all of Toronto, spent the week-
endhere� • • r •
respective homes
at their
r John 1VfcYnnes.
Mr, and M s.•
and Corey of Blitevale, visited on
Sunday with Mr. ancl Mrs. Dan
McInnes and family.
Beginning next Sunday the ser-
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vice in the 'Presbyterian Church
will be held at 1 :15 and Sunday
School at 11:15.
Mr. and Mrs: ,' Lloyd Percy of
St: Catharines were recent callers
on relatives here:
• Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs: Perry Hodgins were .Mr. and
Mrs.:. John _ Emerson of Lucknow
and . Mrs: Ethel James and Al
mer' of Wingham.
OLIVET NEWS
Annual Meeting .of..Sunday ►Scaol
..The annual meeting:. of the Un
ited ' Church Sunday School, : was
held 'on Thursday evening at the
home . of the superintendent, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Osborne. Revert
end George Bali, , as chairman
opened the meeting' with prayer.
New teacher& appointed.. were:
Mrs. Jack.' McGuire, Misses Jan-
et Hamilton , and Ruth White, 'Bill.
Black is the new secretary-treas-
surer.
Gary ..Hoffman :spent-',. Saturday
at his. home here.
Mrs. Jean Hamilton of. the S.S.
Red Wing . spent Sunday with her
family here •;•
Rev. Elmer • Kennedy and Mrs'.;
Kennedy,;. of.Bluevalevisited or
Sunday with Mr. and, Mrs. ,Wal-
ter • Dexter;
Phyllis ' Clayton Graduates
Miss '.Phyllis Clayton, daughter
:of . Mr`. and 'Mrs. . Herb Clayton,
graduated from. the Stratford Hos=
pital' School. ofNursing o Satur-
day. Thirty -friends and r
relatives
from Thamesville, ' Goderich, Tiff;
erton, . Teeswater, . Kitchener and
the surrounding community, at-
tended the reception, held in her
honour •at ; her ..home \here.
Phyllis and.her fat':er attended
a .father , and daug:.ter banquet
held• in Lucky Lots Hotel ' in Se-
bringville on 'Wednesday . even-
ing, • Phyllis . was . ,awarded the
prize for ;proficiency in. medical '
' . nursing.
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