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THE: LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LTTCKNOW,; ONTARIO
TINDER 'TIPS •
Wednesday night saw. Mara
Finlay set a new .lady's • single-
record of 306 flat as• the 'Coons
and Chipmunks settled for. • two
• points each. Marg and Bab Fin -
:lay each- scored • Well for the
..short handed Coons while Lorne
Hat nilton• led 'the Chipmunks
with a , 669 total. ` ' •
The Tigers opine up with • a 3'
point Win ,over the Gophers.
Joan ,Cormack scored : a 671 total
,fort the Tigers: •while Charlie AnR.
;rderson scored high for the Go-
phers.
,MaKinnoVs Beavers" took three
poirits from : Freck Button's
Squirrels as Lloyd Ashton- again
led "the • attack. For. the Squirrels
it was a team effort with Betty.
Finlayson 'scoring thigh.
The Cub continue in lst glace
as•they took 3 points from the
...Zebras. Dick Park led the Cubs
with 638 plus 21 for 65.9 • with
.the ,Errington 'duo also:, rolling
high with a combined total "'ola.
1272. • For the Zebras, who gave
the Cubs a ' few anxious .mom-
ent*, 'it ,was Steawrt ,,Jamieson
with 637 and Doris.. Beak with
N.615 leading the way.' . '
!I e P 1e Cats took • 3 points
RECEPTION . HELD
FOR NEWLYWEDS..
(DUNGANNON NEWS)
Mr. • and Mrs. George .Irwin,
newlyweds, were honored at
Dungannon Agricultural Hall on
friday night at a reception. Mike
Sanderson introduced theni to
.the gathering, and extended best
wishes. Bill ...Hunter presented'
thean .with a purse.. of money.,.
Hank- Norris' orchestra • supplied
music for dancing. The ;couple
were married at Kerript i h,
Nova Scotia, on January • . t h
Theabride was formerly ' Ann
Wihite of 'Magnetawan, Ontario,
a Baia ghter of. Mr and Mrs'. Ard.,
well White.. The bride's :parents
and. her brother Carl attended
the reception and spent the
week -end . as • the guests .'Of: the
groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
,Spence ' Irwin. a •
• George has been stationed at
iCairnp Aldershot, N S, The .young
Couple motored • here, • leaving
last Wednesday morning• and ar-
riving on Friday;•, Making --the
1:70 -mile: trip in ' 48, hours. Sixl
hours .was , idled waiting. for a:r'
car • repair job in the State.of �
Maine, where their car jumped' i
a rift going . into the ditch.
George, • who has ' been:. in • the .
;, tO. ,he years spent' 14
months in.Koreai Hie is' l ow •at
lits way to Chilliwatk, B.C.;' members
' YOUR .
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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 8th,. 1256
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Sanderson came up With "720 phis
9 for 729. Dinnie Hamilton alio
scored high with . a ' •641 total
Jack,' Fisher's' 632 total.was •best
for the, Wolverines:. .
The Kangaroos :gained sole
...possession of . third • place •as they
Oa .4 points-- from the Lions,
• Marie: and Alan Barger led the
• Kangaroos with • 546 and 677're-
spectively. Irvine" Eedy. With '623
Pius. 52 • for 675 was. high • .Lion.:
Dinniie Hamilton won . the, prize
donated' by�„, the' .allies to . the
highest single rolled: during the
month: Dinnie • scored .341 to set
a new ' record two -weeks ago
• The .prize. will now be awarded
`for' `high triple.. There is also a
prize for ..ladies • •
Team Standing'
Cubs 49, Pole ;Cats 46, . Kang-
aroos 44, Squirrels 41, Gophers.
37, Chipmunks . 33, : Wolverines 33;
Zebras 3.1, Beavers 25, Coons.. 24;
Tigers 23, Lions .21.
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Valles Effective '.Febrnray 9,,.10, 11
LUCKNOW
where he Will 'be stationed six
months : taking an engineers
course:: He.. is ;due there°'+on Feb-
ruary 13th. Mr, and Mrs: Irwin.
left ,On Monday and will • spend:.
a : .couple 'of ' days 'at Magnetal
wan. attie—bride's .horrid before
proceeding to B C.''
Mrs1.: Minnie Jones visited a
day' recently with: her. friends
at the Thome of Miss May Davies,
Goderiich
it ; and ` Mfrs Bill : McClure &
son 'of _ Elmira visited Mr,. and
• Mrs. W. H., McClure:
'the United Chuurch : Woinen s•
Mis$ion,ai y Society February
meeting' was held, at .the hnane
of ". Mrs. Herb Finnigan: with. 15
and one visitor pres-
ent. Mrs. George adages ' presi
d -
ed: Mrs. Iiaym.ond Finnigan, read
the 'Mari and object .arid all: 're-
peated .;the' J•►ord's prayer,, • Mrs.
Arthur Elliott led the worshiip
service with Mrs. G. Watt read-
ing ;some of the ;scriptures The-
-roll, ` call Was answered' ,byre -
porting the number of home and
hotspital calls ; •made: A thank-
you letter. was read. by Mrs. H.
'Hodges. from Mrs:. Geo. Harris:
Mrs. J. Ryan was leader in the
hone and mission study. digest
'with Mrs Herb Finnigan & Mrs.
Otto :_Popp taking -partes ;-A -read
in,g was given'by Mrs. E. Rivett.
Mrs. G. Watt passed' out the lit
,.erature books .
Mr. and Mrs. T:' Wester, ' Mr.
Scared' 45 -Points . • and Mrs, Ceell Blake' and Bert
Elmira . High . School basket Maize , ' attended • the 'Stratford
ball ,-team ' 'recently swamped •Teachers • "at homeon Friday
the Palmerston team ,by r'unhing
,up a score' of ' over. 100: points.'
Wife greetinggrouchy—looking No, ,1 Marksman on the ' Elinrra
husband .at door: "r11 bet •.your team ' was 'Bob Hewat wlro scor-
office 'had a hard'•dayl" ed 4i5 • paints: •
ghter of . Aft. and Mrs. William
Heli i of Ashfield, and 'Mr .Wil-
liam Hector Lawson •Dunsmuir,
-son of .Mrs: Allan Duismuir' and
the • late .; • Mr: Dunsmuir, of -
Ayr, Scotland, were ; united in
marriage. in Bell Street,'United,
Church, Ottawa, on 'Saturday
• afternoon, .January.' 14th at 3.00
o'clock. , Rev: Dr.. C. M. Currie
officiated:. Mr. 'Harry. '.Hill was
organist and Mrs.. C. ,1V1. Currie
was soloist:_ •
',Mr Harry Eadie ,gave. -the
bride • in marriage and. she, °was
attended • by Miss. Dolores Pol-
lock. • Mr. Gordon Cur>iy► was
best man and the ushers, were
Mr. Donald. Huchison and' Mr.
Ted :.Aust. •
The bride: wore a light blue.
bengaline . afternoon .dress with
navy blue •hat• • and...accessor-
ies and a'bouquett of red roses.
The,. bridesmaid , was • gowned • in
navy with navy accessories and
carried pink intuits.
Following;. a • reception at. 37
Wielgund Ave. the 'couple ; left
on a honey rnOOon trip . to ' the.
United Sta • e will reside
at 250 Cooper St., ''Apt. 2, Ot-
•
tawa'.
For travelling ,.the 'bride'; wore
'a grey suit `'with- black aceessor-
ies • and a corsage of pink roses..
Out -.of -town 'guests were r.
and Mrs. John Morris, Montreal'
and Mr. , and Mrs. Haig .Park of •
Kingston.
;night. Attending the • college at
present: are Miss Lois Webster
and Mr.' Delmar: Maize. Mrs.
Cecil Blake is a graduate of the
Normal •Srchool.
',National "Youth..Week was 'ob-
served at the.. Dungannon Un
ited `. Church • on . Sunday with the
Y.P.S. holding . a service in. the
evening at 8:m, Leading the
e were Wa:yrte-Brown-a . •
Elizabeth .Pentland Marilyn• •Ari-
derson presided at .the. organ. J.
C. Durnin gave the address. Rev.
Watt conducted the • installation
-of ifficers The choi sang_an-an-
• them and a ' duet was sung by
Carl Sewert and W ilnier Erring -
ten: The .collection was received
by. Lynn : Finnigan and . Wayne
Brooks. •,
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ZONOUTE INSU'EAiIO
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Plan now to insulate your. home for year4OUnd comfort with
. .clo the job Yourself with Zonolite. Simply pouri-into. place
Presbyterian, Church W.M.S.
Mrs. McClean presided at the
February meeting of . the Senior
Auxiliary of the VV'.MWS,,• Several
ladies volunteered. to help with.
the `nursery school: Mrs. Little
and Mrs. Adams wiI provide the
treat for •:tie Mission Band in
March., An _ interesting letter
from Angus McKay- ' ai Jhansi,.
India, relating incidents. in the
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• M'ONtJMENTS
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We, are the only manufac- ,
tur'ers in this part of Ontario_
of high class monuments
Who invert granite` from the
01d Country in the rough by
• the carload and process from'•
the rough to the finished
monument. No Middleman.
'When choosing a .monument
...comp. and seeone of tile,.
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Established :oversixty years.,'
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HIGH . SCHOOL sT tbENTS'
SADIE. IlAWKINS..DANCE
On'' Friday night, a hard -time
Sadie Hawkins• dance, was field
at the. Liicknew District High
School , • Music was provided by
records. The dance commenced
with • the . grand • march led by
Jim Reid. and Marilyn, Kilpat-
rick. The teaching staff judged
the vegetable corsages Which.
. '.. ".e for the bo s.
work ;and, problems on the field, Kerinv MacNay received first
loris the•people and country,
was. much- enjeYed. Mrs._ •M.organ
Henderson had charge of the
topic, "In/. the midst of :revolu-
tion.", Which dealt- with political
tish Guiatia, India; Zorib.Osa. and
Africa. Mrs, Henderson was •as-
Mrg. T Fisher, Mrs. McClean,
Mrs. C. Agnew gave a cOmise
report- Of _the-, pr.esbYteriatirn_
Wingharn, The mission study
taken from "They reach for life'
was the chapter. entitled "The
story relating the need for train-
ing in agricultural *methods in
Afrioa. and ocf what is being
.Ilotre—by.-.irriSsiertaries,--t Meet',
the' need.
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