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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL;; LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Misses Anna, and.. Charlotte Mac-
kenzie of Weston are visiting their
sister Mrs. Earl. Howes.
d At *Omit ..Chuich Kinlough,.
SMITH, *m . HALDENBY
•The Anglican Church :of Ascen-
sion, Kinlough, enhanced with
pink ` and white peonies, .orang
lupins and ferns'
the settingfr the marriage e at
3:00 o'clock, Saturday, June 20th,.
of Sheila Elaine Haldenby.,, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
,Haldenby of Kinlough and Robert
Warne: Smith, son of . Mr. and
Mrs. ' James ' Smith of Hciyrood.:
. ,• The : double ring , ceremony was
performed by Canon R. W,, Stump.
Given in marriage by her father
the bride wore ,a self -fashioned
white floor-lengthgown of .peau
de sole. The fitted ' bodice -w i t h
• . lily point sleeves, had overlay of
nylon lace with scooped, neckline.
The bell shaped skirt . extended
into a chapel train, , which was
trimmed with appliqued nylon
floral . motifs. Her shoulder.. length
3 -tier . veil, of nylon net was held,
in place, with a halo of iridescent
crystal and simulated pearls and
she wore • an earring necklace set
to ' match: She carried. a white
Bible-, bearing a:gold 'cross crest-
ed . with white satin knotted stream
ersand red and white • rose 'buds.
Miss Edna Boyle, : church organ
ist, played the wedding:. music 'and.
• , accompanied the soloist, Mr. Bev-
erley Warwood . of Toronto who
sang "Bless This House" and
"The Wedding . Prayer." '
The:. maid of honor,.. •Miss. Jane..
Marwood of Toronto, cousin' of the.
bride:wore .a' street length sheath
dress of pink: floral dacron with
gathered pink chiffon overlay,' and:
matching shoes .and' .pill box: hat
and. , veil. Miss Wilhelmina Snaith
of Wingham. ; as ; bridesmaid was;
dressed identically; in blue. 'Both
attendants carried .:a nosegay of
pink roses.
The groom was attened by his
::brother, Mr. Harold' Smith of
Lucknow. Ushers were Mr.: Barry.
:Haldenby, brother of • the bride
and Mr. Douglas Smith of Kitch
ti} •ener, brother of the '
, � groom. . .
A reception'. and, luncheon fol-
:lowed in the church parlour, which;
nas ' .prettily decorated ..with pink
and white streamers and . wedding
bells. The .bride's cake, which
centred the table, was- made • by
her mother and was beautifully
decorated. by Mrs.. Gladys: Davies,
aunt of the bride. he cake decor
ation . motif was -.4 flower -banked
stairway design topped by a min-
iature . bride and .groom.. • •
Thebride's mother received the
guests gownedin ectron floral
sheath dress . " with contrasting
maize boucle .redingote: with .white.
accessories,, and a corsage of - pink -
and white carnations.. She was .as-*
sisted by ; the groom's mother,.
gowned in topen blue` nylon lace
bodice with shantung skirt, with,
white' accessories; and pink . car-
nation corsage.
Rev. Benson' Cox was, master Or
ceremonies , and " expressed : best
wishes on behalf . of the guests.
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Canon• R. W. 'Stunip also spoke
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briefly. Congratulations were ex-
tended by Mr.. 'Cox to Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Breckles who that day
were celebrating their 48th wedd-
ing • anniversary. Mr. and . Mrs.
George Haldenby journeyed! from.
Ottawa to their only granddaugh-
ter's wedding. ,Other guests attendl.
ed from Ottawa, Toronto, Milliken,.
Scarborough, Listowel, Kitchener,;
Walkerton and other local points.
For a wedding trip to New York
State, a the bride donnednavy
=blue " suit with white . accessories
and corsage of pink carnations:
Mr, and Mrs.. Smithare resid-
ing in Toronto.
LUCKNOW,CHALKED UP
11-5 . VERDICT OVER, CLINTON
Lucknow took :.a .3 -run lead and
were. never behind in the local
park on ' Saturday night when they
chalked up .a 11-5 win over the
Clinton team.
Chisholm and MacMillan" shared
the pitching duties for Lucknow
with Baker behind the plate.
Lucknow . wielded potent bats col-
lecting 13 hits with . a.' triple by.
Dennis and a double by Chisholm
being : the long balls.
Riley and .Edgar were the Clin-
ton battery: They got eight hits,
three of . them by Faucett who, had
a '..pair of doubles, and a single.
Clinton- — 0 01 0 03 0 0' 1 — 5
:Clinton 001: 003 0.01 5
ASHFIELD LICKS HURON
In 2 recent. ,softballgame m
the. ,Huron -Ashfield :Public : School
League, North ` Ashfield defeated
Pine River 8-4. The game was
played on. Monday, June 22.: The
winning pitcher for North Ashfield
was Desmond Courtney with Dav-
id . Huston on the mound for the
losers r ,
ASHFIELD
Mrs. Emile Norgaard of Chicago,
is Mac -
dopa visiting her brother, , Bruce
Miss Sharon West of London was
home for the weekend.
The annual Sunday. School picnic
will be held at the beach at the
foot of the.., 12th, Con. on July 14, .
A shower was held in, honour . of
Miss - Margaret, MacLennan last
Tuesday in North Ashfield School:
L.ANGS1OE
Congratulations td Murray 'Mor-
rison who' has successfully passed
his: • Grade 8 exams at No. 9
school, Kinloss. .•
Mr. and Mrs; William. Scott at+-
tended the fuheral of their. cousifl
the{ late Walter Scott. McGowan
. *E.DNESDA:Y JUL•Y 1s►,; 1t
at BIyth, ' Saturday,
Members of. Langside a n. 4
Whitechurch Young Peoples' group
held: a weiner roast at Boiler
Beach, Saturday evening. •
Little :Kay had come home after
her first .attendance at. Sunday
School;
"Well, well," asked.- her father,
"and 'what did. my little girl learn, •
this miming?'"
"That I'm,., a child Of Satan,"
was the ` response.
LUCKNOW JUVENILES WI•N.
Lucknow Juveniles: chalked up a
pair of victories.: over the, past
week. Last . Tuesday night . in
Lucknow they defeated ,:Mildmay'
16-4. Ross Forster and Ken 'Hou-
ston had .13 strike Out between
them:. At Dungannon on Saturday
night, Lucknow • edged the home
team. 126 with, Dungannon scor-
ing all .of, their •runs in; the 7th
inning.:
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Lucknow Pee Wee softball team
defeated Belgrave in 'Belgrave on
Friday night by a score of 23-6.
Ron Stanley ,did the pitching for.
Lucknow and John Coiling was
behind the plate. The ; next Pee
Wee games are Brussels : here on'
June; 30 and Belgrave here ;July 3.
Belgrave' 01 12 0 2 0,. 6
,Lucknow 10 05 .. 0 3 4 1- 23/
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Phone 528.5118. Lucknow
Centennial: Year Officials • At: Pine 'River Church.
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THE SESSION, 1964'.:
FRONT ROW - left to right: MacKenzie Boyd, Charles Boyd, John Blue,
:Bert Irwin, John Reid. SECOND. ROW — Glenn Campbell, Leonard Reid
Cecil Humphrey, Donald Courtney, Elden Lowry. (Missing from the. Session
picture: Mr. Lester Ferguson, Lay Minister at Zion and Riversdale Charge).
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CHURCH BUILT: IN 1958
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.FRbNT 1'tG�V -�. left to tight: g Jack Campbell, Nora1, Nesbitt, Duncan
Theiburn, Jack Liddle, SECOND. ROW Mrs. Allam Irwin, Gordon Farrell,
,: George Messenger,Mrs, John 1• erguson.. (Missing from picture': James
Bradley, Ronald Irwin, Perrin Lowry.)