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,WHITECHIJRCHL,-1 Meetin was closed With .p‘ra.yer
hone. 140 Ontario
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/tweet an4 took 4 pOints froin the
Wolverines by rolling s a grand
total of 3,222 pins .which is the
second 'highest total of, the Play-
offs: Lois lyfcIntosh. with 672,
Dinnie Hamilton with 666, Ken
Mowbray w-ith 638 and. Bob MC-
IntOsh with 6:18 made a pretty
tough. combination:but the Wol-
verines gave th.ean -trouble all
the way. May and Jack Fisher,
With 627 and 610 respectively,
making a total 'of 1,399,,, handicap
included, -,-led the:--ttemn•
Greer' also ' scoredwell With a
Ibtar of, 600, • . , • •
„Th.e'big battle, took place on
alleyS 3 and 4 as .the Zebras,
took ' One game front, the Cubs
and 'made the other two close
enough to. win. the extra point.
Jack Caesar led the Clibt with
660 with Noreen and Dick Park
close behind with 831 and 609
respectively: Ruth and Ken '4ar--
dine With 650 and 602 respective-
ly,,led the Zebras who have jut
'about Wrapped upthe series,.
However. if the pole Cats keep
up the. good bowling against the
Zebrat,next Week and the Kang-
aroos and Cubs pull, up their
'socks it • could end • a. three-
way tie... • 's
Lois sCrorwatOns With 685, Larry
Salkeld. with 681: and,.Gladys
• Hamilton With 618 figurein the:
•KarigarOos 3 'paint victory over
the Squirrele. Roy and Betty,
Finlayson with 610 and. 609 re.
spectivelY and Shirley:. Brooks
with 604 all. .rolled well :for the
Scjuirrels.'
GroiiP Standing
Zebras 13, Cubs 9, Kangaropt
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Thc W.Imen's_anstitixte .had a
...Successirt frish coxitert in .the
Memorial liall on Thursday ev-
ening: Rey.' N. Caswell acted as
chairman. The prograrn consisted
of accordiati selections' by Wa17
ter. James ,with, James as
accornpanist; : mouth organ sel-
ections by 'CharleS7-Martir----
Mrs. E. SchOltt • as accoinpaniati
piano &feta, by Doris ,Pickell and
;Joan Stabo,. piano instrumental
'by' Carolyn., Maths and, IVErs,
• bon ..Ross; readings. by, Kathleen
Fisher, Mrs J. D. Beecroft, . Mrs.
Jas.' Falconer arid Mrs.' Jack Eur -
chill;' solot by. Reg „Mae-
,nrae and IVIrs.. Jas. Richardson;
• o • quartette. of Mrs. ,,E. • &Woltz,
• MO. GrroskOrth,7 Karen Gros-
korth and Mary. Fisher with Mrs.
G. Farrier. as* accom.panist; sax,
oPhorie and clarinet•solot by Gat-riet 1
Farrier with Mrs. Farirer :as
:accompanist. was slosect with
the national i.rithern. Lunch was
serVe.ls.and the rest �f the 'e.ven=
s:ing wai. spent in dancing.
',Mrs, V.' .Etherson had a plastic
demonstration at her home on
•%Friday evening with MrS:g- Geo..
nilaer, as the. demonstrator..
he re lar *meeting of the
WM.'S was, held at the home of
Coultes• on Wednesday
• with :the pres., 'Mrs:, Jas. Farcon-
..er and the sec.,. Mrs. E Scholtz,
• charge. The meeting 'opened
itK_htmn45 followed by the
scripture reading by ' Mrs.-
, charge. rd WCTU clip sheets.
• Mrs; D. Ileecroft giye 'piano
instruniental and': had ...Charge of
by. Mrs. R"Grotkort : The WA.
took over with ,their Meeting and.
the quarterly birthday tea was'. n
enjoyed'.by The hostess was P610 .C.4ts•8, Wolverines- 5.
.thanked for the use of her home. Squirrels - 4'
• Mrand. aVIrs; Bert Porter of •
Weston spent the week -end with •LOCAL. BANTAMS QUALIFY
her sister,: Mr.,. and 'Mit: Elwood FOR TOURNEY PLAYOFFS . •
Groskorth.
'Mr. and Mrs ..;• Clarence' Stokes ,LuckneW Bantams won • an
and—E-lizabet103f_Gorrie_visitesl, easy_6-4 victott_over • Ebenezer
on Sunday with Mr. and WS.. E. on Saturday afternoon 3n the
Moore. •first round -of the 'Grey -Bruce
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'Phyllis lVfOore patient in 'Police. Association. liantaM. hook-.
Wingham HosPital.ls • ey.tourney, being Played at
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been -wider' ,the doctor's 'care fbr Allan Chin Set , the • pace fOr.
cardine. . . • • . :
Mrs," a D..*.M6ClerOghan has
week: . •• LucknoW. with '3' goals. Paul Hen -
the past
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deongotstwo and Art
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. Mr. arid. IVErs. Don, Bushell ..,&. one while Jerry Mowbray•i 'Alip
.' . was hurling in a good
family . of 'Kinlough 'visited with localnets
Mi. ' and Mrs.' g. Laidlaw and
' . ' game to all but Chalk up, a shut--
otherfriends OA Sundayaut
Mrs; W. J. Coulter .. and- 'Mrs. T'We l V e 'teams ' ccir,nPeted
C , Moffat: 'of .Wingharnv•.isited:,thrbughout Saturday and the six
with Mr: : and Mrs. : R,obt. Ross Winners' will pair 'off next Sat: -
on. Sunday. ' • ' , " , , piday at Kincardine • in . another
ReY. George Watt. of -Dungan- elimination ., set leading , te the.
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,non visited With his •parents, Rev.' .tourney . championship... Q th cr.
and MrS. W. S. Watt on -wo_ winners' besides the LucknoW
nesda.y.•'Mrs. Watt returned home •squad were Mild/nay, ', Owen
at DithgannOn..... • .' - ,and Walkertini.' s 6
With 'him to spend a few days Sound, ' T,Oberinory, Port Elgin
' Mr: and MrS. Clark MacGreg- ' '. LuelcnPml:' goal, Jerry Mow-
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Pr aridbray; def, Fraser Ashton,Bill
. familY and Mrs T, H,
.MoOre--8'visited on -Sunday --»--with- Robinson, , centre, ,•Allan Chin;
Mr: and, Mrs. jack, 'Henderson,. Wings; 'gin 'Pedersen, Art-How-
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,ORVILLE ELLIOTT,' R.R. 3, HOLYROOI)
and Spring flowers. 'Reports were Wilson read psalm,118. The lead-
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given of 'the • .work the yariout ling. thought:. s was. "This: is the
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Day". Mrs," Richard . Park gave ,
the. Glad I -Tidings 'prayer: Mrs:"
Robert Moore , gave a . reading,
-"The 'Stowaway". .Mrs. Mason
McAllister read ari interesting .
letter from. a Missionary, 13;cv.
Board of Stewards, climaxed ,the George'Malcolin of Formosa, Af
entertainment. with his slight of
hand tricks. He was assisted by
Miss Lillian Popp. , •
St, 'Paul's, ffrigliCan' 'Guild
SpOnsored ,a euchre Party at the
Parish Hall on St. Patrick's night;
There were '11 tables: Winners
Were. Carman Hayden ':.and Gor-
dOnSaunders and low, Billy Hay,
den. The; 'ladies' Priz'es were ,won
by• Mrs. ;Jack Chisholm; Mrs.
Clarence • Essex and low,Mrs.
Lorne Ivert.
'organizations do ,in the year. s Enr
• tertaining riumbert yy•diregivetY
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by each 'group. A journal. with
sparkle, 'naming localities, lent,
humor to the' evening. :1V1r; K.,
• K. • Kavvson, representing the
Mr. and Mrs Farrier and
Winnifred„ of Toronto Spent the
week,.. -tend at their borne here.
1V1i. ancl-MeS.-F.ifrier will remain
liere-after•-.spendings the, past 3_
Months at Long Branch with Mr.
and Mrs. Carmen Farrier and
Mr:. and Mrs.: J., Gillespie at Sar -
the study book on India. The nia.
otorists
have +peen, initructed by fhe Municipal
Council of the Village of, Luclmow to
proseCute forthwith, without further
warning; anyone guilty of:
UNNECESSARY HORN BLOWING .
ECIK.LESS-LDRIVI-
SPEEDING
CREATING...A PUBLIC NUISANCE
within thecorporate limits of the
Village of Lucknow.. •
By order,
•CONSTABLENALEX M. HAVENS,
Mrs. George ,Harria, •who Was
'tted_to...pital. 10
dayt• ago, feared to have a par-'
and' has Come back a little 'to-
ward ' recovery.. ••
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• Mrs: frank Jones was /hottest
.at' herAiorne on 'Mareh 17th :in
the- afternoon„for ,the ,March
Meeting of Erskine Presbyterian
church. Mrs. Herb Stothers, pres-
ident, led ,and read•Psalm 72 and
followed with prayer,, Mrs. Jas.
ald; Mt., Paul Hendersen, Gary
RitchiajWice Baker, Thom Cb11-
alytie
yer„ Barry Makonagh, Bob 'And-
rew, . Murray Hunter, Donald
Kirkland:
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DU,NcsANNON
COME . TO. SEE — On l'ii.oliday
night., March 28th, at 8.06 p.m...at
.the .Parish Hall,interesting_picl
.tures.. ett..."XelleWatone National.
Park", "Calgary Stampede", "Big.
Game. Hunting", "Alaska High:
way" -and "Niagara" presented by
Mr. AlbertCbuivoisier,, who 'has
returned and :settled here after
many, years Of 'wide.. experience
as a•• trapper in the • far north.
Sponsors are Prosperity Corners •
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Farm Foruiri, Adinissidn„ 35c and
20 c.—A dv t. '. . :
ter a hymn the meeting closed -
with prayer's andthe hostdsseg
served shinch•.: s • .
. Mrs, IrVins•Eedy'is in 'Lbnclon
• receiving •tr,eatinent . and
•-eration' on her 'nose,. Mrs. McKY
of Gbelerich, her mother; is help-
ing withthe children. ,
Mrs. Gordon COngram, 'who• .
Underwent an appendix opera-
tion at Goderich :Hospital about
two ,weeks ago; 'is grradually
-proving but was stili at the hos-
pital at tune of 'writing,
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1V/ARB.F.X.=StORIE.1-_WIN-NE•it
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• The, store -wide sale. which had
.been in full swing at The Mar-
ket- Sfifres,--'-cames to- a -Siiccessful
zcorielutien on :Saturday nighti„,_
'winner • of the free 'draw' fors; a
.'2O -pie China' set , which was a
give-away. :feature of, the: sale.
was 'Miss loari ,Cormaolt. ••
Now Is The 'Thne To Plan ,For Tliat
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March winds are •eitperienced
these clays and the popular wors:
ry has been Stovepipes., Two,vill-
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•age chimney fires svithin,the last
week occ.urred in to householdt
'without• much damage. They .4
NOT* at'lyfiss Lily Ma'cLein'S and
The Dungannon 'United church
.Cimgregation 'on Friday -night en-
jOyed a bountiful turkey supper,
which is an event. Sup-
per was served at 6 p.m., and 7
• pan; to accomodate all, dommup• -
ity.„,singing filled space for
those who waited inthe auditor -
juin. After supper a fine program
of local talent was enjoyed:Six•
ladies' were seated on the plat-,
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