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THE LUCICNOW SENITNEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1 -7th, 1956
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WE WILL Fli.THOSE.
roken i/Vindo*s
• Wits lte-time tO-replace-txacked
and broken windows.
We, carry a coinplete stock of. all glass sizes,
and will do the whole job for you at amall cost.
JOHN W. HENDERSON
LUMBER LIMITED
PHONE- 150,•LiITCKNOW -
The Kangaroos took 4 points
.froark t.he Zebras on team. effort.
Ruth Jardine . and.„. Eunice Reid
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BAPTISMAL, '
• HELD' SUNDAY
(ST, HELENS NEWS)
•. The Sacrament 'of Baptism. was
obseryed, in the :United, Church
.n t
o.Sunday morning wen Bev.
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BF. Green baptized Terry .Earl,
little, son of Mr. and Mrs,. Bari
Jamieson and Douglas Bern, Son.
c)f Mr. and Mrs. Allan Miller,
Next Sunday is Layman's Sun-.
day •in Huron Presbytery and M.
Arthur Bolton "of Clinton will be
the guest speaker in the United
Church here,
Mrs. G, S. IVIacIntyre and Don -
aid of Bracebridge Were -week
end -guests of Mr.and-Mrs,--W.
I. Miller.' • . •,- ' -
Mrs. Wra. • Golloher of Nor-..
wood. was a week -end visitor
with Mr. and Mrs. W. A'. Miller.
Miss Isabelle, MacPherson was
hoe from, London for the week-
end.
Mrs. • RAS. Curran was. hostess
fQr the October meetings of the
W.M.S. • and W.A.. on. Thursday,
afternoon with Mrs. • W. I, Mil-.
ler, the. president, in charge. of
the W.MS. • The theme • of the
lyorship service macs "N'ot. My
Own Doing", • Mrs. Dave Gibb
read the •scripture lesson and
Mrs. Ross Errington and. Mrs.
Chas. IVIcDoniald,.the • coinnients.
„Mrs. Miller gaVe--a short report
on the SectiOnal meeting -held
at Brussels and Mrs. W. A. Mil-
ler, the Thankoffering - meeting
The Ctrb.s went wild Wednes-
day night and set a new teany
single record of .1144 and triple
, of 3119 as••they d.ow.rxed the short-
•llanded. Coons for 4 points. Har -
Old Errington recorded a flat
• single of 3,26 while Dorothy Er-
• rington, .Jack -Caesar and Dick
• Park also' rolled well' over. 600.
ilick_Aktel_rollin 642. led the
• Tigers to a a .point victory over,
the atiprntmks. Fran' Alton and
Ruth ThomipSon also cored over
600. Bill Hunter was best for the
• shorthanded Chipmunks. • ,
Fred -Young led tthe Lions to
a 3.point victory offer the Beav-
•
ers while Lloyd Ashton was best
• for the Beavers. .
• • Ken Mowbray, rolling a 685'
flat led the Pole Cats to a four
point ivictory , over the- GaPhers.
' • Chas. Anderson was best .for the.
• Jack Fisher rolling, a record
770 flat triple and Hap Hall with
' a 643 total •led the' Wolverines
as they. took 4 ,points from the
• Squinels. Bill Button .scoring
• 683 was best for 'the Squirrels.
were best .for the Zebras.
• Team Standings.
Wolverines • 8, Beavers 7, Kan-
gar�os Pole cats 73 ChiPmuriks
6, GdpherS 6, 'Squirrels 6, Cubs
6, Tigers ,6, Lions 6, Zebras '4,
„Coons 1.
STAGE THREE-MILE RACE
AT LUCKNOW HIGH SCHOOL
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Ori Frklay;Oetuber-I2th;yLuck---..'
•now District •. High . School stud-
ents • competed in athree-mile
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race held on the first .sideroad
east of Lucknow. It was the first.
Marathon run of this distance •in
recent years, or in the . history
of thenew school. •-
JirnRed, Sr. 'student, finished
first in 18 'rninutes,,'. 26 :seconds;
secondl, 'Doug Stanley, Int., 18
minutes,: 29 seconds; 3rd, • Art
Howald, Int., 18 minutes, 34 sec,
ends; 4th, George Hackett, Int.,.
19 minutes, 24' Seconds: Others to
finish. were :Floyd Stanley, jr.,
and Hugh were,
Jr.
• .The 'interest shown in the race
Was encouraging, and it is hop-
ed to be the forerunner tobig-
ger and faster marathon•
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SURER STARTS, ,SAFER STOPS.
•*on Ice, Snow,or any Road. Surface.
• Come in and see it in operation at
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Lucknow Fruit Market
• FOR LOWEST, LOW PRICES
SODA BISCUITS •
1VIe.Cormicks Sallted„, Plain. Feature. Lb,
CLARK'S SOUPS a s
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TiottlatO, Vegetable, 10 oz. .... _ 3tins 29c
AYLMER CATSUP f 39;
real _money saving feature. 11 oz. 2 ,or. c
,IV1ARM1,.ADE, 2 -FRUIT if • AA,
Sit. Willliatns. 24 oz. jar '27c". • jars
p.
JELLY. POWDERS
Young's 10 varieties.
Spedial _4 pkgs. 29c
Be Wise, •Values effective
•• Grab These *Buys. • • October 18; 19, 20
• Our StOck. Is Fresh — We Sell .Foi Less
'Phone 119, Lucknow .
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SNOW PLOWING
CONTRACT LET
held at Biakes-The study 'book, F.(W.,Orawanosh tetnicil,Minutek).
East of Burma, was introduced.
'by MisS W. D. Rutherford and
she gave some 'interesting' 'in-
formation on,Fortniosa. The treas-
urer's report • •showed ' that
$101:50 had been sent to the
Presbyterial treasurer. It -was
agreed to' 'ask Rev. Angus Mat -
Kay to address 9tir Thankoffer-
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Mrs. T. J. Totld'vvas in the
chair- .w ic open-
ed with the therne.hymn, creed
• West WawanOsh Twp. Council
•held .their October meeting on
-October 9th, 1956. All members
present. . • .
,The minutes of the September
meeting 'were read and adopted
on a motion by CouncillorCul-
bert and McPhee. ••
BY -law' No. 10,;1956, was read
and finally passed, on motion by
'Councillors Miller and Durnin.,
Thds by-law set the dates for
.nomination r -day and, if necesi-
and prayer. Mrs. Curran read ary, election day.-
the scripture lesson and the com- Township asses or, J. K. Scott..
ments on the theme;:'Thankag.iv-
in.g for the mercy and goodness presented the 1956 assessment
of God. were made for the roll. to Township Council. Onl a
Plans
'annual bazaai to be- held the Durnin,inotinby CZusneallgirGersed Cthulba7cet.p8it
Auxiliary Rooms; tuclsnow.' on the 1956 assessment roll. On a
it
Saturday, Novemlber 'iOth with motion by Councillors McPhee
the following' committees in and' Culbert, it •was decided to
hold .the Court/ .of Revision, on
the 1956 assessment roll. on No-
vember 13th, 1956, from 10 a.m.
until noon. , . .
On a motion _by 'Councillors
Miller and McPhee, it was plan-
ned to hire Norman ',McDonald
to plow snow on Township roads
during. the 1956-57 season at the
rate at $6.00' per hour. N. MeDoi.
ald is to supply - his own truck
and help. It was further decid-
ed .to guarantee N. McDonald
$10-0.00' per month standIng time.
for four months. •
On a motion , by Councillors
Durnin, And MC.Phee, -the follow-
-ing----apeoun*were- ordered -paid:
Mrs.. May Sniith,,, relief allow-
ance, $22.21; A. H. Erskine, Co.
Clerk, indigent patient, 42.75;
A.. Rollinson, postal supplies,
13.60; Ernest Durnin, 1 fox
bounty, 1,00; George Radford, re-
turn of gravel contract depOsit,
200.00: •
Highway Accounts,
George }MUM, -digging post
Mies, 10.50; Imperial Oil Ltd.,
fuel oil, 40.00; Treas. of Ontario,
tax on fuel, 22.00; Pedlar People
Ltd.,' guide .rail cable: 52.27; Ev-
erett Errington, welding, 4.00;
George Hodges, cutting ,weeds,
21.25;' Harry Carr, posts for guide
George--Radf-Ordretsh--
and haul .gravel, 4,524.60; Stewart
Robertson, gravel,. 3671.15; Nor-
man McDonald, checking graVeI
and hauling 'culverts, 60.10; Lorne
Ivers, salary, 172.50.: • .1
On , a trrial0/1 y:Councillors
'McPhee and Miller, Council ad-
journed to meet on November
charge: reception, • Mr. B. F.
Green, Mrs.. W.-1. Miller; bak-
ing, Mrs. F. McQuillin, Mrs: Al-
lan Miller, Mrs. L. Woods, Mrs.
Errington,R. Mrs.. Geo. Webster;
Sewing, .Mrs. lVfacPherson,
Mrs. C. Taylor, Mrs.: L. Durnin,
Mrs, ,W. G. Humphrey; tea
tables, 'Mrs. C. .McDonald, Mrs.
E. Barbour, Mrs. D. Gibbs; kit-
chen, Mrs. E. -.Miller, .Mrs. D. C.
McDonald, Mrs. W. .A. Humph-
rey; lundh, ,Miss W. D. •Ruther-
ford, Mrs. T. 3'; Todd, Mrs. Jas.
Curran, Miss Annie Durnin, Mrs.
J. Cameron, Mrs. J. Durnin;
candy and flowers;1VIrs. H. Webb,
''cashier,: Mrs. W. ' A. Miller. At
the conclusion lunch , was enjoy-
ed 'with Mrs: C. McDonald and
Mrs. R. Errington as hostesses.
WEDDING, BELLS
FINLAYSON—SPERRY
n the Church of the Transfig-'
uration, with Rev.•Dr. E. L. Was-
son officiating, the marriage took'
place 'of Dodie Frances, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matheson
Sperry, to Dr. 'William John Fin-
layson, son of Dr. and Mrs. Thin-
_ald R. Finlayson, Toronto,
The bride, given in marriage
lbyrsher-fatherychose a high ---neck-
ed, long-sleeved original • model
of cllk white sculptured lace,
with bouffant fingertip -veil and
carried white roses. •
The 'attendants were Mrs. Ed-.
ward ..Simmons, sister of the
groom, Misses Susan,' Sandra and
• Bonnie Sanders, cousins of the
bride,' Their dresses of pale. grey 13th,' 1956. ••
silk taffeta were made en Orin- J. F. FORA, Twp. Clerk.
cess, 'with". two horizontal
tucks .on---the-flared skirts, tying
in bows at front and back. All
• carried ' 'bouquets shading from
:cream 'to yellow to gold: "Dr• :
Donald Moss*Finlayson was best
mati for his 'brother; and, the ush-
ers were Meisrs. Michael Gee,
David Sperry; John Skeaff, Dr,
Peter. 1V1aeDottgall.
A reception followed at Lamb
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bride and groom will live in Tor-
onto. •
Attending the -Wedding from:
this community were Mr. Atm -
can Finlayson and Miss Lielia
Finlayson of Lochalsh, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. MacDonald, Mr. and
Mrs. °Clark Finlayson, 'Mr.. and
Mrs. Noble Johnston of Lucknow
and Mr. and Mrs. floss MartYn•
HALDEIsIBY
ELECTRIC MOTOR
SERVICE'
Armatnre• and Field -WI
• Brushes, Bearings, Etc.
Repairs to
Fractional and Integral,
Horsepower Motors, ,
Also Electric Fans, .Vacuums,
ClipRets, Drills, Etc.
• HALDENBT ELECTRIC
Klnlough
• 1Phene Ripley 111-r-29
LANGSIDE
Mr. Harr/. kayes of Birming-
ham, Mich. and Mr. and Mrs.
Johnarevilisiatoyerss awith,Lilmthneja'' irMich.,.•
Mrs. Mary Jane Tiffin and fam-
ily. ••.
At the sacrament service on
'Sunday at Langside Church, the
baptism of Russell John, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young was '
performed by Rev. Norman Cas-
well. •
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