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WE STOCK THE NEWEST. WALLBOARD.
On: The 'Market:
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' 'As 'Advertised on -Page 27 of Maclean's ,'Magazine,.
February. .1 issue
and
Pae: 49, 'Canadian Homes & Gardens, February issue.:
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TIMBER
'The Foie, Cats moved closer .to
'the top this 'Week -with a 7•, point'
victory over the Zebras. Bob Mc-
lntosh .with. a 664 total and. Ken
MVIewbray's 630 •led the Cats while
Ken Jardine was best..for the
Zebras, who`• are ,'at present in
a' tailspin. • • •
George Westlake led the Goph
ers -to 'a' 7 point, win ' over' the
shorthande$1 Coons. George set a
new flat'triple of 760, C. Greb s•
total of 660 was, next ibest. Gor-
don and' ,Kay ,Bailey • with, 1256
Made a', a, great ,` effort; -but. >for a
losing. •cause:., :
The -Squirrels- moved: into 'a
first •place tie when they downed
the Chipmunks for 5 points.• Bus-
,ter Whitby's 694 total was high
for the winners while •a, newcom
•er, Allan Cooper's ' 600 total and.
Bill Hunter: with, 612' were Ibest.
for the' Chipmunks.'
The. Beavers came through with.
a bwo .game: win over. the Cubs
with Donald and Marion' McKin-
non "supplying the big punch.
with ; a 1239 total and°C. .Thomp-
son with
homp-son''"with a'"'664 total. Jack Cae
sar's 647. total was best for ::the,.
cubs.. •,
:The Kangaroos ' led by. • Larry
Salkeld with a '704 total. and
':Marie: Sparting's. 6Q8•downed : the
'Wolveritles for :: 5: -points, • ;Jack
Bannister .with: 6&5 -,plus .24.. for
679 '.was • ,best .for the Wolverines.
• The Standing •'
Wolverines' 66, -,Squirrels 66,
Curbs 58,. Zebras X60, Pole Cats ' 54,
• Kangaroos',51, • Gophers 51, .Coons
38, ,Beavers 36.
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ENTERTAINING ; EV EN#NG
SPONSORED BY ,CHOIR
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''The•=United Church Choir,spon-
-sore& averya i-joyable'.socral ev
;ening in the • Church. Fellowship:
.' Room on Monday. A.„..;travelogue'
inP icture and'story ; was given'
by. W. B. • Anderson,: of scenic'
points which he and Mrs. Ander:
• ,` son visited in the .•. British Isles
an4 on the 'Continent
LISTOWE> . iiErtkrDEFEAT BANTAMS
Listowel Bantams chalked 'up:
a win 'over through. ,with an: , important, goal
in 'Listowel last Friday, "wFien e.'•Buzaers a 3=3 draw
_ � .to_ _. give th
-they ea •v ith Leaside., Morganson , says'
forL k Allan
the • Luicknow. team
•IARRIVE " •
'ACar of
gxem1um Quality
'We have a full stock of 'best :quality
HARD COAL TON/,',E• and ,NUT
and "HARD' COAL BRIQUETTFIS
'flow:.Coal
Phone 10, ,Lticknoiv, ,
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BUY• CHURCH•
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.ORCAN�:TH
•�iS :YEAR.
(DUNGANNON::NEWS))•.,
A ''new organ for. `Dungannon.
United Church •'will be purchased •
this year, 'it ,was decided : •at ,the.
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CHANCE' FOR •ROOKIE A*ARD
•
• In :Bunny" Morganson's• columns.
in- tle•Toronto ,Telegram• he says
•that' •Kenny .Hodgkinson sta nds' a
good'chance of winning the: Met-'
ro,war ` :
). gpolttan Junior : B • rookie,•a .. d
...IIenny plays ;for Father Fiana
Ban's St.: 1Vlichael .Buzzers ,and at.
Oakville: the other.night-came'
came
1 als 7 3 Goal
-beat theoc
scorers uc 'now were ,
Kenny . is a solid skater, 'a good.
Chin :2 'and , Bruce Bake.• 1.
Robert Irvin,.Mission Band; Mrs,;
Otto Popp; Baby Band; Mrs, Herb
Finnigan, iC G.I.T., Mrs. M; 'deed,
missionary &' maintenanee ,, fund,
Mrs...Omar 'Brooks Sunday
School'.. Mr. Watt ''gave the'' ses
Sion.'report; Ronald: Alton report .
ed .for` the Young People's Union;
Mrs.' Harvey Alton;. Women's As -
annual -congregational:- meeting.._._.
•ith' Rev: George. Watt presid- 4 sociation : Thomas' Webster • re
w that ported.fo'r the church:''.Figures :;•
K.. Dawson reported.
there was a surplus' of money showed. a' balance • on :hand of
- rewe :Circuit,..,$507. Repairs to the church pro,
on hand.from the C, •
which 'amalgamated with Dun-' party. were ;Made ' during the ' . ,. • .
ear. incepurchase yew Mr. Watt -alio reported.: act -
of
.last y Since P
of a, new, electric,'. organ •has. been ivities . of.` the; Trail Rangers. Will
.considered for. oine time, it. was Stothers and. ,Robert Bere',.were
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decided to'use the money as; the 'elected. .ihoriorary 'elders: ` Roy:
nucleus for:`'an. organ ,fund to aid'; Maize,. :.Harvey :Anderson and
buying --=a-• •nemorial._orga.•i :: :'Will': 'Cranston were elected as
'year...'• Several doziations :have ,:elders •. by , the . iioxnii ting'
.officers.. 'are Mrs.
- his' urcii
ase ,rxi tree. , '..Other
been ''prorri•sed �' for • this, ,, ?.
a ce of loved ones. A Melvin•Reed as missionary. and
in `reiYrembr n . ,.
e:.' secretary; Sand 'cor3imittee',•'was' � named,; to 'secure. rnantenanc , sec y, y
the - committee school superintendent; Frank .
information.. On
Daws n Thos. "'Webster, 'Pentland, and':'assistant, ,.Harvey
Me:. K. Dawson, Anderson secretar , treas. Mrs:
Nies: L Stargel,: ihe. organist;: Clif-Anderson; y
ford Crozier ',Mrs: Edn . cWhin Omar Brooks, The auditors are
Wilbur' Brown and Cecil . Blake;.
a :d Mrs: ,W
nay,: Bert. • •McWhinney n
•The: anniversary ch'ureh secretarry, Mrs:. Otto Popp
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P>uxmrn,..Phi11 ps _ _,.,_._ .
eb: ' Hebei Eedy,;• an. behalf 'of the:
committee 'in.cludes 'Thos.
eater Mrs Thomas Webster, •the congregation, .thanked • Mr..
:Watt,
Solo; quartette and choir: num-
bers interspersed. the.„.'slides' and
were traditionallyassociated: with
the countries visited` by . picture.
checker.' and. possesses •that'. price-
less ability.
. •• take `charge y
',:the ' g randson. of Mr.
•Kenny is 5
and' Mrs,' Sandy' •MaeLeod of
the oi• anist''•The the `pastor for his .pastoral ser
minister Viand g
'department vices., Mr: Watt thanked•the mem
re orts from ,- each "dap
rep
Orta
for co-operation, and .voiced
*ere read •by�'the following: Mrs.
..fi eed• Missionary ,Soctetu,.,Mrs.
tow.ri. He is in his '16th year, '; . � .. • :.. ,
•;,appreciation to• the organist, care
an
e way you
Today's bank' is a bright,:' pleasant, informal.plaee,
where service -is both efficientand.friendly,,
y.^'✓.y/ti��PI,LGY.GVY��i%df� f/�,�r. ��f/if/7,YIN.ir....
A ' People use. eke bank for, many: purposes -to deposit.
/, savings, a.r-range, loans, buy fravellers cheques
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THE' :BANKS' S
The mariageres door is always open -his experieri?e,,'
:knowledge and judgment will. be useful to you.
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Nowadays people . drop into the bank as
' • casuallys•into the corner. store, The
,neighborhood branch is an integral part of
the" life of the `community. The.4.,000> f
brariches of Canada's chartered;banks make
available an .all ro�tmd; nation-wide banking •
service—a friendly persoialseirvice keyed
to Canadian conditions and the everyday
needs of mllorzs of: customers.
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taker;- choir' members and others.
Two :stewards were chosen, Hai-,
aid Elliott ..and Robert ''Irvin to
replace Will .Cranston. and •Har-
-vey;' Anderson, retiring in • 1956 • •. -
•I INGSB1RIDGE
Mr. John.O'Neill Who had big 'nr
ill with a sore • throat ‘.and -'.'flu,
for the, past;few- days, is .:now -a .,
patient in Si. , Joseph's Hospital,,
London:.
IvIr.'•and Mrs: John Dietrich &
'family • .of—:—Kitchener spent r' tireL
week•end:Sat the Boma, of. Mr, & '
Mrs: Mark Dalton.
Cpngratulations to. Mr:. & Mrs
Josepfr O'Keefe. upon the, birth of
a son in` `St. Joseph's 'Hospital;
London, on: Saturday,. Jan,, 29th;.
Mrand -Nirs Ray Dalten-spent
the •week -end visiting, with rela-
tives
tives" ,in Detroit.
•' MY ';.los, O'Keefe • and 'Frank
Sullivanvisited i�z}' 'London: on
Sunday . '
Word` has, been received that •
Jas. Wallace '„lied on Sa,urday;
Jarwary_.29th, .at•.the home o1 17i±
daughter in Toronto,.. where h{
and Mrs. .Wallace :, had • be<rn
spendin'$4 the winter •months. T e'-
quirem High 1Vlass wa,'s sung here
:art-Wednesday-t"morning at 1O,o().
s.ni. with interinent'. in St. ,1n.s-
eph's, CE•fl etery. .
COMPLIMENTARY 'DANCE
REPLACES CO-OP' BANQUET
The annual meeting • • f t't
L•ucknow District Co-opc't'atn•''
scheduled for Wednesday
til:;,: I~'fTi-frtl<t1�. I•G�..}Y"a`t--���(�-fl•�1•t-��`� .
at which Bob ' Carhert .K k11 ln=
guest speaker.. a '
' The rine•ting w ill • be follow ;
by a dance .in • the .
:entre with 'a compliment -fir::
ticket available to..each co •r. •
, rnei:nber .find lady.
This cimplirnentary darer rc s
p1ares the customary baligcr•t.
Which of recent ,ears has,, pre-:
'ceded: the business meeting.
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