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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-05-02, Page 6•9! •PAGE SIK ., E -•!•.'-'4E'r•-•1111,1• viriolpfparairit:' THE L ICKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTAR.IO . SFORT... . a Bruce I,,eagu'e Revival - The Bruce `Baseball f.eague. is !being revived and will sponsor every series from Pee Wee to Intermediate ball, The deadline for entries has been set for Thursday , of thus week, with an open meeting to be heldat night in. Owen Sound. The bid. .tp• ,re vive the .Bruce League rouses merpories of ••the> "good o t ' • 'ys", when hardball !flourish : • irr Bruce and. Grey, back when such top -Millers as Hec • Goldsmith,. Gordy 'Irwin, "Warily" Phillips. .and "Bob' Carrick' .were. in --their heyday.. With ; a""homdbrew': rn erme• rate' ;hoekey team theClinton Colts made $1400 for ,the Arena . , and ended the 'season with a sur- plus 'of more than •`$800• in 4he .Club's treasury,. , • LANGSIDE Mrs: " Angus Graham is; assist= ing •at the home of 'Mr. and Mrs.' Wilson. Wall, .who is not improv- ing as fast as her many friends would like to 'see, Mrs. *Geo. Waddel. underwent an appendix operation at : Wing- ham Hospital, . Mrs: Mary Jane' Tiffin suffer- ed . a --fall: at--the--home of her' son Charlie ' .on Sunday . evening and wastaken to Wingham Hospital, rby am'bulance., • •' • Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Scott visited ' Saturday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Chester. Feagan ..and Bryan at Nile. . 'The •'.Ladies'. Aid is to meet at the home of • Mrs, Peter G. mot-. fat:: on Thursday evening. Miss Lois Ribey has :been re- hired for the next . term at S.S. . No 9. • Just a reminder that the wool- .lens • .are to be shipped'• • about' May 15th for blankets Wolves • are occasionally seen in : this. locality recently. . A reception : in honor of the ',marriage of Miss Shirley. Neable, daughter of Mr. and ` Mrs: Wm, Neable, 4th' Con., to Gene. Tun- ney, which took place on Satur- day, was. held •in • the community hall. Miss:Neable has been em- ployed 'in Brussels. BORN—in Winghain Hospital on Saturday, April ;'28th, to Mr. .and Mrs. Clifford 'Y'oung, a son, ra 4 • y x �f? 744 1P,s• r.9 •r ° 4 ST. HELENS Mr, and Mrs.. Reg flocking, of Toronto were week -end guests of hero uncle, Mr,' Harvey Webb and Mrs. Webb... .Miss Isabelle MatPherton was borne from London for the week- end.' The ladies• are reminded .of the meeting of •the 'Institute in the community hall this (Thursday) afternoon . at 2.39• when is. A.. 1V1oKim of •Lucknow will, be the guest speaker, Roll call, What' should • our Institute do for : the community • `Rdbert Howie • .of Ballenlbreick ,'. Fifshire, Scotland,' who is one :of. eight British Junior Farmers chosen to 'tour . Ontario was the guest 'Of. fir.. 'and Mrs ,Andrew: Gaunt :and Murray ' ,for several days. • BORN to Allan and Eileen Miller, R: .1, •Lucknow, .in Wing- harri General Hospital on. Satur- day, April 28th, a son,. The iSacrainent of the Lord's.. Supper. will be observed . in .the United Church ' next Sun day morning at 11 a.m.. 'with. • Rev. George Watt of Dungannon : in charge.. Y.P Meeting The meeting' of the St. Helens. Y P. on. •. Sunday night opened with a sing `song.: Donna .Woods h d ar ?e•- of -=the worship ser- Vice. '' .After • a reading, : Donna' gave a prayer: The wor.ship ser_ vice closed by ' singing. a •'hymn. Mr; Howlett', conducted•' the: Bilble. study. Anri Todd, president, was in the chair: for the adrninistra- tion.` After a short sing song arid. taps, the meeting closed with :Mr. Howlett 'pronouncing .the. bene- diction: • • Keep in mind the Play. Party which is to be ' held, on Mag 4th. ORGANIZE MODERN 'COOKS GROUP INS ASHFIELD. The• members of the Dungan- non Modern Cooks held their first : mieeting.. on Friday at ''the home of . the leader, Mrs. ;Richard ilpatrick, with . 14 members present. 'The officers were elect- ed as (follows: Tires., Louise. An- drew; sec.-treas., Jean ,'Irwin;. press reporter,; Karen Arnold. The meetings will, be held every 'Friday evening • for -the next 8 weeks: JUST UNLOADED: Kite_ Bbardg 1'x4 i"x5", 17i6", 1"x8" 1"x10", ,1"x12' .. SUITABLE FOR 'INTERIOR OR— EXTERIOR USES: Luc Coffee am ugar Toilet Tissue WEDNESDAY, MAY . 2...nd,. 1955 YOUR • ., Highland Pride.. (Save, over,10c) Regular grind. ,xclusive Feature. Cream ,style. "Tip.;_Top 2Q oz. Choice quality.' SAVE= 6c .Granulated; pare' cane•! Feature.' ',SAVE, . SAVE! , Our Own .Blend. Low, low,' .Feature Price. Pound Cashmere: Super -Soft. Feature. Save, . Save! . .. THESE' BUYS! Values Effective May 3, 4, 5 BE WISE, GRAB. , H . . Speedyccf� Jet, Delivery LUCKNOW, ins, C: 3 rolls, 29c PHONE 119 1"x6" Tongue and Groove: `.`V", Match ;1'.x4" Tongue and Groove Flooring 'AL 0 • DRY RED PINE • Ix Tongue .and _Groove Flooring Tongue tlandWGroove "V":, Match 1"x6"•, Tongue and Groove , V Match . HN W . ' H.E " . ERsON" LUMBER LIMIT •• PHONE •15.0,. °LVCKNOW 1/4 w 5,000 Men and Women Of Him -on ' County:have volunteered t help make the TB Chest X -Ray .Survey a' success. WHEN :YOUR :.N'EIGHBOR :CALLS 'ON: BEHALF, OF , THE SURVEY, GIVE HIM YOUR HELP :AND CO-OPERATION'.. p 'Join The Crusade And:: Be X -Rayed" CULROSS CORNERS On -Monday evening 'a large crowd l ' gathered in ' Westford school 'td—honor Mrs: • Delbert. Hedley (nee' ' Joyce: Haldenby) a recent bride. Joyce • 'received. many lovely gifts. Mrs., Tom Stewart visited Kincardine last Week • and•: took in the 'minstrel show. ° Sunday -visitors with }Mr.. and Mrs.' Toni Stewart were Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Gerald'. Stewart of Kincar dine and Mrs.. Ian MacPherson and 'family, ,8th Con. Miss Marion Shantz spent, a few' days with. Miss Helen Schu- macher.. Several from the community attended a the pl y at Holyrood, Tuesday evening. This - was put on 'by the Purple Grove folk and was much enjoyed. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Lochart, of Burlington : were recent visitors -with-Mr -and.-.Mrs.-T.ed.-1 Ia1d'enby- a Miss Helen Schumacher r spent a few ' da ?s with -Miss -av arion Shantz,. Pine River. Mr., and , Mrs, Harry Ross and. boys of ' Toronto and, Mrs, Nor- man Catighill'of Sault 'Ste. Marie 'spent the week end' with Mr, and Mrs: Art Hodgins. • WHITECHURCHa. the week -end with relatives here their blood 'typed last Thursday . Margaret Moore underwent a tonsilectomy in Wingham Hospi-. • tal last "Wednesday: "There was. no . school in• S.S No. .10 last week owing to the illness of the teacher, Mr.. Ken McAllister. • Gary. Chapman has been un- --der t-heoctor's care for the past Margaret Wilson had the Ws:` fortune to 'hart her upper. lip :While playing at . her home .One' day','last week. She was treated at. Vingham' Hospital for a few days. Mrs. Irene Paterson of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Paterson and Jerry" of Kapuskasing spent the week -end with Mrs. Wm. Taylor.. Mr and Mrs. Jas. Henderson ord pe : week. • • • ' MMiss. Lois Ribey, • S.S. • N'o..q school teacher, had charge of the projector in showing • the Nation- al films on Tuesday night: • Miss Margaret Taylor . returned horne'to. Mr., and Mrs, `V, •Einer son's •ow Sunday. • • .Preparatory service was ,-held. in Chalmer's • Presbyterian church on Friday. Communion services were held_-on._Sunday._ . ..__LL_ , evening' at',. Wingharn. Hospital. Messrs. Ez Scholtz, Paul Gros- korth and Jack Coultes were'. among the ones that were soit fishing last Tuesday; night; Mrs: Snarling. of Wingham vis • ited. on .Sunday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. T. H. Moore: I NGSBRIDGE: 1V1rs.: Jas,; M. Bowler ;• has re- turned to Toronto, `after 'a week's' • visit with • relatives.' here. Mr: Peter Van Osch- and Arn- • old Marsmon are now employed in London and spent the week- end at their holm ,here. Week -end, visitors . were Miss iVlaary 'Sheridan or Toronto, Jitn- _my Sinnett .of ', Detroit, Dennis Quite a few around here had Dalton • of 'Toronto. ' a moo era fini mei s . I DU.LAM 'L .Use it on Walls, Ceilings and Trim • to make Your -Home Beautiful. Mur4ieU$fl 'PHONE .71, LiJCKNOW v.:.',r'}�i>erti'•sr rrf•>r.` .n.asy