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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-11-07, Page 8ora I - • -.PACrE MGHT 4 At 1 • r . • •"' A THE wcx„Now stnuarat Lucimow., oNTATuo Lucia:low. Branch of the Canadian Legion, "No. 309 RECREATION CENTRE, LUCKNOW Friday, NOv. .911* • • :PRIZE DRAW AT MIDNIGHT for Lady's or Gent's Made -to -measure suit and • • • • eight other Valuable prizes. Tieliets from, all Mentbers or at the Dance Friday - LUNCH COUNTER, • Adm.is;ABRUTITERS' ORCHESTRA. • KINLOUGH Mrs. Jon Bobb, Mrs; Ileward • , McGuire and Mrs.' GeorgeHal- delft visited . Thursday • after= noon witii_Mr. ancl:Mrss_Joe Wall of Jontknotkr. .• ,Mr Earvey Hodgins , visited relatives. in London. ' A former kkdoss .ToWnship 'resident iri the person of the late Samuel Colwell, passed away last 'Week -following a short :ill- ness at Kleena meep, 13.c. He was a brother of the late John W. • Colwell. ••• • •• -• Mjss Beverley. Stanley of Tea- . chers' College,. . London, spent, • • the. week -end here. . , •*• • Mts. Ezra Sitlex and 'Linton of Salem, yi.sited -Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. -I.:aeonard Stanley and Carl of Lansing spent the ireek=end 'With •-Mrs. .HarNiey. • Hodgins,, Glen and Kenneth and • with Mr. and Mis. kzra :Stanley ad • family; • • • . . The Happy Hour Farm Forum began Monday evening with the meeting,being /held m the schooljOharlie Wilkrns ' with Bert Nicholson in charge. Mrs. Milvert. Reid, I'S in Wing - Everyone .enjoyed a lively ;Bs- ham Hospital. cusaion on Farm Marketing 'and Mr and. Mrs.. Bill Dwyer and hOW it can be improved' for the Da,gmar of Nipigon visited a few 4 farmer's ;benefit. The Meeting. days last week with Mr. & Mrs. next Monday, evening will be at Gordon Kirkland. .., ' • the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirld-and Nicholson. The ladies are askedand family (visited with Mr. and •'to bring sandWie_hes to . each meeting and each hostess. the s • dessert. The recreational pe:riOd SP.RT • TIMBER TIPS • ' The Gophers stored a 3226 triple as they •rolled to a three point victory over the short- band'ed lCubs two weeks ago. Jack Treleaven powered his Coons to a 3 point win over the Lions,. The Pole Cats moved •ahead into .4econd place as they scored *a- 4 point victory over the Beavers. The Wolverines • stayed in first place . as they rolled to,,a. 3 point win over the •Tigers. The Squirrels swept °four. • points . from the Zebras who have lost, 9 straight games. The KanIgaroos edged the Chipmunks'. •for 3 points and moved alone into third place. • • High totals Were•ChUck 'Short 745, Chas. Anderson 706, Jack Treleaven 716, Gladys Hamilton • 682, Roy. Finlayson, 667; Mable Westlake 666, Ruth Jardine 661, Edna Rayner 643, Mae Hunter 637 and Norine Park 636. WEDNBSDAY, QV,:th19,00 was spent in playing .games. Mr. and IVIrs, C..harles4Vonnett are moving thiS week from our village to •Lucknow 'where • they.. -have purchased the residenceof •the late ;Richard Baker. Mrand IVIrs;---: Don -Bushell .and, Janet; .Mr.•saiicl Mrs. Morley•Bus hell, Margaret and Marilyn,. vis- ited in Toronto. on, Sunday.. • Mrs. Ralph Hill is, hostess to • the W.A. at the church Thurs- day . afternoon, , iy.Then the (bale for the.--Moosonee School. will .be' packed. • • • •ZION The christening of 1VIelvin,Har- vey, son :of -Mr. and -IVITS,:liarvey- Ritchie • and William Ernest, son of Mr. and Mrs. •Charlie Wilkins - was held on SundaY. •Mr.; and Mrs. Jim. Olson of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs.Mel- vin Raynard 'and Mr. and, Mrs. Harold Ferguson •of G.oderich visited with 'Mr. and Mrs. Nel- son Raynard on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm. Irvin visit- ed Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. • ' Standing ,Wolverines 15,, ,Pcile Cats 14, Kangaroos • 12,' Chipmunks 11, Tigers 11, Gophers .11, Squirrels 10, Beavers 9, Lions S, Cubs 7, Coons 7,eibrai- 4. •, • . The 'big (battle. this -Past• .week was Thursday, night's clash be- • tween. the firgt place Welver, ines JanctiecOnd plate Pole -Cats. ,The, Pole 'Cats; with Hazel Web- ster's 673, best of .a fine teain' • effort, moved into 1st place on. .a 3 point win. Wolverines and Edna Rayner with:.616 and 653 and'HaP Hall With 63-4 made every -game close but had to set a record single of 1163 flat to get a single pint. The Gophers inoved into a ,3rd place tie with the ICangaroos' .as they blanked the shorthanded Tigers.' It was team 'effort for doth teams with7 GeOnge Westlake and : Charlie Peppler scoring. high. r • We're not sure howit hap-. pened .the• Kangaroos are still in 3rd Apiece as they got 3 .at the Bruce County Home•for -unearned. :points-fromthe-.-Lioni, -the-Aged-here-for_*rnany Years, The highest 'game of the night left on Tuesday of this week for was a 923 total. !London where he eptered -West- The Beavers Moved -into a 5thi-minster Hospital. .and' !All re- place tie with the Chipmunks.' ceive treatment for disabilities as' they took .3 points from, the received while Serving in World ' Squirrels.. Lloyd.. Ashton with, War L During the years he spent 659 andFern and Len MacDon. in Walkerton, Dr. Evely estab- ald with '646 and 665 were tops lished' a. wonderful garden of for the. winners. BilI Button's dahlias •at the Horne, propagat- 634 was .1iigh for .the 'Squirrels; ing' hundreds of different types. The Coons, after .a poor start of these beautiful flowers,. and and. coMplete reorganization, are sending to various foreign count.: starting to:roll. They continued ries for tubers. Each fall, the diSplay of blooms in his plot was a gorgeous sight, and the flow- ers were viewed by scores of local horticulturalists and flow - FOR LOWEST,' LOW PRICES , Ict,EIENEX;-Chi44 Or Regular,. Feature,• SAVE..17e, TOILET TISSUE Cashmere SUper.: SoftSAVE , pkts. $1. 8c, rolls $1. HIGHLAND -PR -ME COFFEE. t'reshly Ground. BARGATN. Pound 'SODA BISCUITS David's Sallied or Pliain. Save tipat 7 to bc. Lb. ...._ C BUTTER _. - Canada 1st Grade. "Stock up" feature. I 'COMPLETE LINE-UP OF CHRISTMAS • FRUIT'S AT LOW PRICES Now Available. '4•44•4;0•041410•044,00•04•41~0.40•0404#4~04,........74 •""*. We Sell For Less ., ' Values effective 'Phone 119, Lucknow - November 8,9, 1 ...m.......) -:..#...............---..o. „ • 99c Jack ilrelealven with 618 were the best of a -firie-team effort. Mae. Hunter was best for t1et Chipmunki.„ • ' • • The ganie, ,between the Zebras and CUbs was postponed and .as. yet.we have no report on it. The standings are therefore incom.- pike*: . Pole Cats. 17, Wolver- ines 16, +Kangaroos .15,, Gophers 15, Chipmunks:,12, Beavers 12, Squirrels 11, Tigers IL -Coons 9, Lions 9; Cubs 7*, Zebras 4*. FORMER LIICKNOWITE IN • WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL • Dr. C. ,Evely, who resi,ded • briefly; Pats Y ,Brodie; 17 school, -gave -a reading; Cecil Blake, reeve of Ashfield Town- ship, gave a short speech;' K. K. Dawson amused, , the audience 'with magic .tricksand Eleanor Reed 'played.- violin music accom- rs. Allan Reci at. PthaenipedianboyM. Mrs. Gordon Stobo on .Sundayon t1r winning ways as they • Church will be at 1..45 for the took • 3 points from theChip- month. of Novernbe.r., ' . inunks. Don Mason with 661 and • • Firechief. 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