The Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-07-22, Page 141.
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LUCKNOW '1SENTINEL,. LUCKNOW ONTARIO
PURPLE GROVE .and DISTRICT
,Mrs. Bili Sinirl & Janet, i Donald' or .Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rob -
Fort lit„. John, BC., Mr. Glen inson in Lucknow . Friday. and. Sat
Goodberry, :Peterboro,, Mr. Bill urday nights,. ,
Martin of. San Francisco, Mr. & Mr. and Mrs;.. John ..Emmerton:
Mrs., Frank Colwell, Kinloss spent of London (nee Elaine Shaw) vis
Tuesday . evening with Mr: and ited w 'Mr. and Mrs. Johnny
Mrs; Donald McCosh. Smith rior to leaving on Sunday
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• Mr, and Mrs.. Kwineth' •Robert morning for a holiday in. the Can-
son and Gordon, Miss. Annie Mc- • adian West. They will visit hi
Leod, 'Miss Geraldine Emerson Calgary . with . John's brother, Bert.
and Mr.' Frank . Robertson and They .. •plan on. visiting Victoria,
Mr. Frank Emerson visited Miss.! Princes: George. and Dawson Creek,
etc. • -
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Mr. and Mrs.. William Arnold,.
Mrs. Charles Hedley, Mrs. Frank
Dore, and. Dianne, 'Misses Eva Cul-
bert and ,Margaret Robertson and
Mr.. Don McCosh were among those
on the bus trip to Cape •Croker.
on. Thursday,'
' Mr. & Mrs. Francis Boyle; Bry-
an., Kerry, Bonnie, Heather & Cor
rain arrived home after spend-
ing-the
pend-ing,the past week 'at family week,
.Mrs. Jifh McEw..an,, Jamie, Ken Five . Oaks.
and Sandy . attended the Orr fam-.
ily::reunion in. Arthur on Sunday.
Mrs. G : eHarkness was hos-
. Fami father;i n
mooTr` y g
Margaret. Robertson and Mr. Don-
ald Robertson..•
•Mr..-' and Mrs., Frank Fowler,
Windsor were ' Sunday .guests • of
Mr. and 1VIrs, Aurel Armstrong.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Schlagen-
hauf, San Diego, California; Mrs.
Frank, Stanley, Susan and Trudy
Stanley were guests of Mrs. Helen
`Swann and Mr. Norval Stanley.
Mr.: and Mrs. Bill Arnold, Mr.
and Mrs. Don McCosh, Mr. and
.tess to . Kinlough . W.M.S.: on Wed-
: 'nesday afternoon.'
Mr. and'. Mrs. Frank : Dore and.
Frankie Splan of Harbor Beach,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dore and
family . of Flint, Michigan visited
Mr. and :.Mrs. Claude Dor•e..
Friends are sorry to.; know Miss.
Margaret MacDonald is in Wing -
ham Hospital.
Eldbn and Ralph Thompson of
Teeswater, Jim Nicoll ' ofd Madoc
and Cathy Dore ;visited Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon MacDonald..
„ Mrs : Albert Trafford, Hanover
?as; a• Sunday guest of Mr and
Mrs. Harvie Thompson....•
Misses Eunice and Ella Stanley,
Windsor visited Mrs..Helen Swann ` Mr. an Mrs. d M 1VIuno g MacFarlane,
Mr, Walter Needham. visited
,,Mr. Walter Collins.
Mrs. Harvey, Houston; Mrs - iie=.
Held At"BIuevaI.e
In the afternoon of Sunday, July
19th members of the Raynar d and
MacParlarfe`. fah -Mies gathered: at
the home: of Mr. and 'Mrs. Clifford'
Brewer; adjoining the Bluevale
park. The ' : afternoon was spent
reminiscing and renewing acquain-
tances. ,
Present for the occasion were:.
Mr. and; Mrs. Harvey `Clark, -Shir-
ley, . Murray, and Brian; ®Mr. and
Mrs Laidlaw, Sandra, Douglas,
'Donald; Robert, Jerry. and. Rose
Mary; Miss Ruth: and Linda Clark,,
"Mr. and Mrs. Tom.:MacFarlane,'
for . Emerson and Mrs. Don Mc -
,
c , Cosh attended. the • ' semi-annual
Board meeting:of the:Grey-Bruce
Area Women's Institute at Wiar
ton on Tuesday.
,Miss' Patsy MacDonald spent a
few days with Mr.: and Mrs.. Glen
Fraser, Maple.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacDon-
ald, July, and Mary, Helen were
guests : of Mr: and Mrs. Bert
Thompson at their cottage:: at
Lorne •
Mrs Herb Farrell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Don McCosh, Mr. and . Mrs. Gor ' •
don: Patterson ..were guests at the.
wedding of Miss ' Annetta. Forster
and' Mr. BM .Robinson in Ripley
on Saturday. , Mrs Black and family, Mr., and
Some' folks attended. the recap- i Mrs,;Donald MacFarlane; and fam-
tion for " Mr.. . and Mrs: Ken Mac- ily, Joyce MacFarlane.
NIP 'i"EESWATER 6-5.
Lucknow, edged' Teeswater Pee
Wees 6-5 in a real close game
in Teeswater last Friday night.
Ron Stanley pitched for Lucknow
with John Coiling doing the catch-.
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Teeswater — 0 2 0 01.2 0 ---5
Lucknow— ' 10 3 0 0.2 0 — : 6
;BANTAMS. ,DEFEAT WINGHAM :
TWICE INT PAST 'WEEK
:: Last Saturday night, in Lucknow
was a bad one for the ..Wingham.
Bantams as. Lucknow soundly de--
,feated them 21-0.. Wingham only
threatened, to break the ` goose' egg
once when Murray Mewhinney
tagged . the runner out • at home
plate. • Tom O'Donnell. and Hughie
Todd divided the pitching' with.
Mewhinney ' catching.
RAINED. OUT IN WINGHAM•
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In • Wingham on ' Monday ' night
the teams only played 41; innings
When rain ended the game. 41
innings, was: long enough though
for Hughie. Todd 'tO get struck on
the `head by a pitched ball and'.
momentarily knocked . out. Hughie
was revived • . and went back into
the ' game and pitched another ,in-
ning before, the, ganie ended.10-8
in favour of Lucknow: ' It : was
after ten 'o'clock before'the ' nine;.
o'clock scheduled game,. .started.
A prior game .held up the • Ban
tarn one. Tom .O'Donnell • and
Hughie Todd pitched with 'Mur-
ray . Mewhinney , catching.
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Miss .Helen McGee and Murray
Juveniles,:
MacFarlane.; Mr. & Mrs: Clifford .
Br -ewer and -David,; Mr. and -Mrs- •
Walter MacFarlane and Jamie, Seven : Straig
Mr.: and Mrs. Sylvester Raynard.
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Mr. and Mrs: Ronald. MacFarlane,
Lucknow' Juveniles remain , un
defeated; having chalked up their
Robinson - Forster
St. Andrews *United Church,
Rile was the setting for the
Ripley,
marriage of Annetta M. Forster
and Howard William E. ,Robinson
on . Saturday, July 18th at 2:30
pan,. Rev. George Ball .officiated
at the ,cereemony..
The bride is the daughter of Mr,
& Mrs. Walter Forster of Ripley
and the groom is the,, son of Mrs.
Howard Robinson and the late
Mr. Robinson. of Lucknow.
Miss. Dianna MacAuley et: Rip -
'ley was. organist. and. Miss Joan.
Pollock of Toronto Was soloist..
The bride;' given, in Marriage
byher father, chose a: floor -length
gown, ' with. scalloped . neckline,
white, lace bodice and silk or-
and Tom, Mr. and Mrs: Joe Ray 7th straight victory last:. Wednes '
day night : when they downed
Goderich ;6 to 1..
Ross. Forster and Doug MacKin-
non were The Lucknow battery';
with Ross scattering. six hits;
striking.: ' out three.: and. ,Walking
one pian. :
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Snell for Goderich allowed 7
hits and gave . up 4' .walks. He..
struck out ` three.
MIXED BOWLING DOUBLES
SATURDA(f1 AND. , MONDAY: :
Lucknow: Bowling ; Greens has
been busy 'with fine weather pre-
vailing for. ;.the past' few weeks..
In mixed `doubles. Saturday, ' Mal-
com
MacKay of 'Wingham placed
first; Fred Jackson and Maudie
Fisher, Lucknow, second ' Roy
nard, Darlene:and Dwayne, Mr..
and ' Mrs. Bili Raynard ` and Paul-
ine, Mr. and 'Mrs Paul Leith and
Steven, Mrs. Roy, Campbell,; Con-
nie, ° Steven, Mike and Pat, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon MacPherson, Mr.
and. Mrs. Bill ' MacPherson, Bev-
erley, Gail, Janet, Margaret, Ste-
phen: and Larry, Mrs. •.Fred-
Thompson, ' Benny and Billy:
Absent were: Mr. &. Mrs. Aus-
tin Raynard of. Ethel, Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil .Clark, Fred Thome-:
son, Roy Campbell, FAL. C K.,:and
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TIE GAME' PLAYED.' IN
HURON-ASHFIELD LEAGUE.
The second game.between North
Ashfield and Ripley was.played
on the Ripley. , diamond, on Wed-
nesday evening, July ' 15. The game
was scheduled for . Monday even-
ing but was rained out. The, final
score was a 9-9. tie. The :battery
for Ripley was John Fludder and
Billy:' Kirkpatrick; for North Ash-
field, the :'Courtney brothers. For
Ripley,:. J. Fludder slammed a
home run. with Brian. WyldS get-
ting a triple. Des. urtney was
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best batter for North, Ashfield
with 2 doubles.
WEDNESDAY,. JW. 22nd,:1'9.444;
Nuptials ;Saturday
ganza over taffetta skirt.embroid-
ered with lace medallions., Her
shoulder -length: veil fell, from a
matching headdress, and she tar-
ried red, and. white ,roses.
Miss . Shirley Robinson . .of St.
Hubert, Quebec,, sister of the
grooin was maid of honour, wear-
ing a blue chiffon. over taffetta.
gown featuring' a scoop neckline
nd bell-shaped skirt. Her head-
dress was a- pearl tiara and she
carried' shasta daisies and :roses:
The . bridesmaids were 'Miss
Carolyn • Forster, . sister . of the
bride and Miss.Diane. Farrell: of
Toronto, who were similarly dress-
ed to.the maid of honour:
Stewart Stanley of Kitchener
was :best 'man...Roy Emberlin. a[
Lucknow and Joe, Forster, brother
of the bride,. were. ushers,
A wedding dinner.followed in
the .church parlours. The • bride's
mother received the guests wear-
ing .: a rose -beige dress of.' lace . .
'over taffetta' with matching ac-
cessories'. The . groom's mother
-assisted wearing' a pastel 'pink
ensemble with : matching ' accessor-
ies.
For a'. trip through the United . '.
Stites the bride, chose. +,a , ,pink
dress . and `jacket with. white ac-
cessories:
The couple wil ' reside in. Oak-
ville.
and Elizabeth I 'Anne.'" 'Finlayson,
Lucknow, third,,, Jack Bowman;
Wingham, % fourth; G. MacKay,
Wingharn,. fifth.
Rain on Monday ' only allowed
two games to be played. Jim Mc-
Naughton and Jim Cameron of
;town placed first; Arnold Fisher
of Goderich was . second;' Harold
Vodden; Clinton, third;. Jack Bow-'
man,, Wingham; fourth; Alex Hac-
kett and Gordon. Fisher, Lucknow,
fifth. There were 18• entries.
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Sherwood Picnic
Held -On Sunda:
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The descendants of, the late Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Sherwood ,held
their third annual pi"cnic on Sun-
day, July 19. at the home of Mrs.
Robt. McInnes and Mr; Win. Mc-
Innes, near Teeswater, with an
-attendance of thirt seven.
A programme of 'racesand
games under the direction,, of
Karen MacKenzie 'and Brenda
Henry was enjoyed 13 years : and
over was' won by Murray Mc-
Kenzie; 11-12 years, Donald Thorn-
ton; 9-10 years, Kenneth. Girvin;
5-6 years, , Debbie Walker;, 3-4
years, Jimmy Finnigan, The spot
race. was won by Allan Thorn-
ton, the . relay .:race by Brenda
Henry's, team, While Mrs, Robt„
Mctnnes kicked 'her slipper the
farthest, 'The young folk then had.
a all game, person. present was
Mrs. Maud Sherwood and the
LucknowYoungester oft wasMr r Nancy
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