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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11
. The LUCKNOW SENTINEL
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Two Car Accident
At Olivet Saturday,
Three Are Hospitalized In London
OLIVET NEWS
Visiting on the week end with
Mr. and •Mrs. Ray Hamilton,
Wendy and Joanne were Mrs. Vera
Blackwell, David , Lori, Janet and
Arnold Lepart of Fonthill, Harold
Stacey and Dorothy Perryman of
Barrie. They all attended the
35th wedding anniversary party
on Saturday evening for Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Tout of. Kincardine.
Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Blackwell,
and Harold Stacey are sisters and
brother of Mrs. Tout.
Two daughters of Mrs. Black-
well and their husbands, Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Neff and. Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Dayman of Port Colborne
were also supposed to attend the
anniversary party, but unfortunate
ly were involved in a car accid-
ent at the corner of the 2nd con-
cession and the I th sideroad at.
stippertime on Saturday on their
way to Kincardine.
Two of them were taken to
University Hospital. The two in
Kincardine were released during
the weekend. The driver of the
othercar involved , Miss Nancy
McLennan, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Stuart McLennan of Kintail,
Was also taken to London but was
released from hospital last week
end.
HOCKEN - McDONAGH
Mr, and Mrs. Murray McDonagh
of Sault Ste. Marie , Ontario an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Deborah Lynn to Mr.
Thomas Douglas Hocken, son of
Mr, and Mrs. D. A. Hocken of
Sault Ste, Marie, The wedding
will take place on Saturday, Sept-
ember 28th at 4 p.m. in Willow -
grove United Church, Sault Ste,
Marie.
WICKIE - RUSTON
The marriage is announced of
Audrey Isobel Ruston of George -
town, daughter of Mrs. Harold
Stanley and the late Mr. Stanley ,
Lucknow, and Roy Wickie of
Stratford. The wedding took
place on Saturday, August 24th
at Georgetown.
PAYNE - MUNDELL
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mundell of
R. R. 2 Wingham are pileased to
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Helen Elizabeth , to Mr.
Cecil Scott Payne , son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Payne of Molesworth.
The wedding will take place Fri
day., October 4th, 1974, at 8 p.m.
in Knox Presbyterian Church, Bel -
more.
ENTERTAINMENT
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OF THE LUCKNOW FALL FAIR
SEPTEMBER 20 AND 21
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FRIDAY NIGHT IN THE ARENA
8 TO 10 P.M. ARENA OPEN FOR VIEWING EXHIBITS
ADMISSION S0c FOR EVERYONE
CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMENT FEATURING
LORI HACKETT ON ACCORDIAN, THE DON CAMERON . FAMILY,
DAVID MILLER ON GUITAR, STEPHEN PRITCHARD WITH VOCALS,
TRUMPET QUARTETTE FROM SCHOOL BAND, ALLAN R. MILLER
MUSICAL NUMBERS, NICHOLSON SISTERS, LYNNE AND CARYN.
Wain In NO MAN ma INM
WEI I% §I MO Oak
SATURDAY NIGHT IN THE ARENA
8:30 P.M. — ENTERTAINMENT BY CLARENCE ADLAM GROUP FROM
DURHAM WITH CANADA'S CHAMPION STEP DANCER, ANNA
MARIE REDMOND
ADDED ENTERTAINMENT BY SENIOR DEB -U -TANTS FROM
WINGHAM — HEEL KICKING KUTIES FROM, BELGRAVE —
FIVE .000LTES SISTERS FROM BELGRAVE -- BALLAGH FAMILY
FROM TEESWATER
10:00 P.M. BEAUTY CONTEST
Choosing of Miss Midwestern Ontario. Featuring girls from area towns.
Winner will enter Miss Dominion of Canada Contest
CONCERT CONTINUES
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1973 DODGE, 4 door hardtop
1972 CHRYSLER, 4 door sedan, air conditioned
1972 PONTIAC, 2 door hardtop
1972 PONTIAC CATALINA, 4 door hardtop
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1972 PONTIAC BROUGHAM, 4 door hardtop
1972 CHEV IMPALA, 4 door
1972 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN, 2 door hardtop
1972 LAURENTIAN, 4 door sedan
1970 PONTIAC PARISIENNE, 4 door hardtop
1969 CHEVY VAN , V8 automatic
1968 DODGE , 2 door hardtop
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BLYTH PHONE 52&434
Softball Team Win Over Kincardine,
Play Championship With Mt. Forest
Lucknow Intermediate softball
team defeated Kincardine in two
straight games in the Intermediate
"A" semi finals and now advance
to play Mount Forest in the finals.
In Lucknow , against Kincardine,
the score was 14-4 for the Sepoys
and back in the lakeside town they
again won by a 5-0 count.
The first game in the Mount
Forest series will be played in,
Lucknow on Wednesday night,
September 11 at 9 p.m. The re -
35 Rinks In
Labour Day Tourny
The annual Lucknow Lawn Bowl-
ing Club's Labour Day lawn bowl-
ing tournament was held Monday,
September 2nd with thirty-five
entries.
The first prize Chiroptractic Mat
ress and box springs, donated
by Johnstone and Son and Beverly
Bedding, were won by Joe Dorsch
and Son of Waterloo.
Other winners in order were as
follows; Jim Watkin's rink, Lon-,
don; Rae Henderson's rink, Lon-
don; Reg Robinson's rink, Mitch-
ell; Lee Ryan's rink, Goderich;
Jack MacDonald and Chas. And-
erson, Lucknow; Jack Piddick's
rink, Woodstock; jack Fisher and
Alf Herbert , _Lucknow; M.
Mair rink, Chesley; Alex MacNay
and Gordon MacPherson, Lucknow;
Stew. Philip's rink, London; Peter
Falk's rink, Hanover; W. J. New -
comb's rink, Clinton; Omar Haz-
elgrove's rink, Wingham; H.
Pickett's rink, Streetsville; Lorne
Gardner's rink, Wingham; Geo.
Huston's rink, Port Elgin; Herb
Barnett's rink, Paisley; Roy Fin-
layson and A , 3, Wilson, Lucknow;
Geo. McClevis' rink, Chesley;
Jas. Coultes' rink, Belgrave; E.
Ireland's rink, Wingham; Ed Mal-
uski's rink, Chesley; Lorne Webb's
rink, Goderich; Jack Henderson
and Donnie Johnstone , Lucknow;
Keith Collyer and Omar Brooks ,
Lucknow; Chas. Healey's rink,
Ailsa Craig.
turn game in Mount Forest will
Friday at 9 p.m. and back to
Luc know for thethird game on
Sunday, September 15 at
7.30 p.m.
REV. COOK
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Representatives from Huron.
Perth Presbytery participated in
the service.
Prior to accepting a call to
local charge , Rev. Cook had
at Queen Street United Church
Toronto.
He moved into the manse,
located at the southern outskirts
of Lucknow, in mid summer,
Rev. Cook is originally from
ilton. Mrs. Cook is a registers
nurse and their daughter Cattle
17 , is a student in grade 12 at
Madill Secondary School. Asa
Paul resides in Toronto.
Rev . Cook succeeds Rev. Jan
Hummel who earlier this year
accepted a call to minister et
Hic kson.
Kingsbridge Pa
For Area Folk
A group of couples who were
married fifty years or over wer
invited along with other hie
-to a lawn dinner at Mrs. Berea
dine Kinney's home
near
Igs
bridge on Saturday September
6th . ed th
D. A. MacLennan play
bagpipes while they were getti
acquainted with each other. l'
Mac Murchy acted aftteastmg
dinna
for the occasion.
they moved into her ho his Bert MacDonald play
accompanied by Miss Mabee.
Donald and Mrs. Cole on
Pia no. They entertained with
time music for over two hours,
was very much enjoyed by all.
Some , who could not sit sti
and listen to the good music,cards
ced while others play