The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-11-21, Page 8•
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THE LUCKNQW SENTINEL, , IUQKN
.T� ON.'rARIO
WEDN DAY, NOV. 21st' • 1956
�IQ�IGE
Christmas. £ard Customers:
I will 'not 'be making a house-to-house canvass of
the Village 'this year with Christmas Cards due to
lack of time. However, I do have a selectionof cards
and . would be pleased to have 'you 'drop• in 1677 see
them at' The Sentinel Office, • or if 'requested, I• will
bring them to your home,. .
Special Personal, Imprint Cards.`
T'wo--S elections-. . :
2$ for. $2.00, .:and 25 for $1.50
I • also have a ;complete range of Everyday Cards n boxes
of Sympathy, ' Get -Well,. Birthday, Baby and • Mixed Cards.
o
Th&n'pson
'Phone 33 or 35, Lucknow
DUNCAN : CAMPBELL SPEAKS and into&ucedthe speaker: • Gary
AT UNITED HI -e SERVICE
+Duncan. ..Cammplbell . of ` Kinloss
Township was the guest. speaker
at . the Lucknow, United ' Ghurch
Hr -C ,church service on Sunday
evening, "Donnan, -a former..stu-
dent of Lucknow �Distri- liigl
School, is . stewardship convenor
for the Bruce Presbytery, Un- .
itedChurch Yoting•A'eciples. 'He' PRESENTATION :MADE AS •
is ,resident : of: the Ripley Jun-, BANK STAFF ENTERTAINED
ior :Farmers, and is an : active
.Worker at . Berv+ie. United• church Mr. and Mrs: M. Rayner. enter -
where Rev. Meiklejohn was: be- stained the' staff of the Bank.: of
.fore coming to Lucknovi . Dun- Montreal: at a buffet supper
hose as his topic the word, honor. of Miss Betty Miller, prior.
can chose ,
YOU,. with. Y signifying' youth, to her transfer to .Kitchener.
,.0,.. •opportunities, and U, under- . During the evening„ 1Vir. 'Ray
_ ._ : of -staff,- re
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s andi
..-nes , ors the
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Joyce MacKay, resident of sented Miss ,Miller -with a mantle
the Hi -C group,. had 'c1i"arge"'of radio
the service. The scripture read- Betty, daughter • of • Mr. and
ing•was taken v Joanne Hunpter Mrs., Frank Miller of Langside,.
and ,Jean 'Richards' with Bob Gil- is on three .weeds vacation prior.
' .in at Kitchener on
Christ 'offering , pr,payer.: Shirley to reports g
McClure read the announcements November 26th. �.
Ritchie• and Beverly MaaNay re-
ceived the .offering. Frasher Ash-
ton and Bill 'Robinson . anted as
ushers. Mrs. Ross"Cummings as-
sisted 'with music.'
• The entire Hi -C . group sang
one of their group. songs. Rev.
G. A: Meiklejohn closed the ser-
vice.
-TIMBER •TIPS'
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The 'O iimuunks, led iv Clare
Johnston. and Bud Hamilton with
698 and. 656- respectively,' pushed
the Wolverines out of first place
this week. Edna Rayner with 599
scored high for the•losers; whose
men bowlers were scarce;
1V1eanwhile'the Kangaroos .took
advantage of the break to hop
into • first place With a 4 point
win over . the !Coons, ' For •the
Kangaroos',hitwas team: effort `all
the way. while Jack Treleaven
.and Howatt, ,Agnew scored high.
for the opposition. . •
The Gophers, powered by 'an-
other
}-
other great team effort, upset
the Lions -to .hove into' a 3 -way
tie for 2nd place. Coon Dorothy
Short's 652 was tops while Fred
Young with 629 . ' headed the
Lions..
The. Pole Cats also share -2nd.
place Eby►' virtue • of a split with
the Cubs, Mike Sanderson fin-
ally found ,the' • range, and came
up with a 723 total with Hazel
Webster .also rolling high. with
614: Dick: Park's 635 was 'best
score for. the. Cubs.
The struggling ' Zebr s carie up:
with a ' 3 :point win over the Bea-
vers.
ea
v. ers. Pearl 'Jamieson. and Ken
Jardine led the attack with 662
and 643 •totals. L. Ashton soor-
ing. a 638. was tons for the losers.
The Squirrels' teak advantage ,
of the, short-handed • Tigers as
they • came, tip with • .4 points
Freck Button's 670 arid Roy Fin-
iayson's 745 were too much for
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TOILET TISSUE, 'Interlake
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COMPLETE LINE-UP . OF CHRISTMAS
.M,ERCHANDISE IS NOW AVAILABLE
We. Sell For.. Less . Values effective
'Phone 119,' Lucknow November 22, "23, 24
ST. HELENS.
The -ladies -are -reminded of : the
visit .to CKNX and the Wingham
High School this (Thursday) af-
ternoon, starting at 0142NX . stud
os at 1.30. •
the Tigers ,w11.6 justcou1dn't et • Eveyone rs invitie
d to
• ther• Wrolling. . • Thankoffesing of the:M..
on
The Cubs and Zebras met . Fri- Monday evening, November 26th
day night to decide a winner, in at 8.00 o'clock in the United
their ipost'poned'contest: The Church when "Miss •Ber+tha. Mac -
Cubs;. led by Dick park with 602 Kay of London' will ibe: the guest
•and the Errington duo with an speaker."
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lig83c�ombrned total, -took three
•ppoints fro n the Zebras Bob
Bok wv as. hipgh, man.. for e
losers. . • _
Standing
Kangaroos, 22, Pole Cats 20,
Gophers 20;, Wolverines 20, Chip ,
sinks 18,16 Culb!s 15; calf in the Queen sGuineas coin-'
m
Beavers 14,.' Coons .• 12,'.Tgers 12, petition at the Royal Wiziter
F i Man from here attended
iM i ss Margaret, Miller w .
.home from:. Stratford . for •the
week -end::•
Congratulations to Barry Mc-
Qttillin who . won: the Reserve
Grand pChainpionship for . • , his
DIED` SUDDENLY SUNDAY •
FROM HEART ATTACK '
The- death. of ,Pricer J. Naylo�c_
occurred suddenly.' on Sunday' •
from a coronary seizure at. his •
home . in Toronto. Thee •funeral
'service •.was held. in; Toronto or;
Monday and the remains. were. -
taken ' by ; train" . on Tuesday to
Prescott where burial was • made
in Mrs. Naylor's Thome towin, • •
In his early' 50;s, Price was the. •
elder 'son of , , the .late :. Mr, and:
Mrs. Willisin• Naylor..,His father
Ford --=
at-- one • . tyre- •owned -the—•
in Lu know':
Garage c
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Following his. first marriage to
the' former" Norma Thompson of .•
Luckfow, : they. took: up " residence.
in Toronto.:. Norma's death; occur
red..fifteen years.ago' in 4her 39th
year. -
Mr.: Naylor is : supiv-ed by his .
wife, one • son, Jo Naylor of
Kitchener and .a brother: Harvey
of :'London. He was :predeceased
by his parents and a sister Jes---,
Lions 12, Zebras 9.
Whitechurch ;W.L• .
' The.. annual- family. • might for
the Institute ' 'was.' heed on Tues-
day: evening, withover 100 in at-
tendance. °A bountiful . pot luck
supper= was -enjoyed by all: The,
pcomanittee in charge w'a's.: Mrs.• J.
'C'ohn, Mrs. 'W.. Conn, Mrs: 'R.
Gaunt' and 'Mrs. R. Boss. • Guest
speaker for, the ,evening was ;Dr.
W. McKibibon of, . Winghani, who
spoke on;; common" ailments .and
how they affect us. Mrs, :George.
Fisher presided for the short
rpiogram .�.whiah _consisted . of
readings by •Mrs. Mel ' Mathers,
a • :trio by Janice McKague, Dor-
othy Ross and Doris Ricked who;
".Thbu'i; Art"; " Mary Fisher
the solo; "Love Me True",
an. - George 'Conn ' favored : with
piano :solos. •A donation is'•.,to
e sent to Care of . Canada to
aid in the relief of those in need
.ComMunity_, singing was .enjoyed
with. Mrs. ' Garnet Farrier as'•ac-
companist. • The singilig of 'the •
national anthem brought a pleas-
ant evening to a close:
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inserts are removable from
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HI�Ii��RSOI�`-
:LUMBER LIMItED
PHONE 180,, LIJCKNOW' . ;
Ashfield:W.M:S:
'Mrs, Wm. Ross, 2nd mice Ipres.,
opened the .Noveknber meeting of
the W.M.'S: ` wi'th, prayer. Mr's.
Ewart. Jamieson gave the scrip
ture-� reading an°d--exppsi-tiv
lowed by prayer. Miss Sadie
Johnson . read the study' nook
chapter and then,. 'conducted a
panel discussi.on,• assisted ibY Mrs
Finlay ,1VIacDonald, Mrs. William
'Ross; , Mrs. ' David ,MacKenzie;
Mrs. Henry MacKenzie, Mrs.. t,.,
A. MacLean, Mrs, Davide.. Mac
Murehy and Mrs. Moncrief, Mrs.
Ross MacKenzie gave. a reading'
and`''•roll • call was answered' by
24 meinbers- with the name. of --a
missionary. ,Mrs. Howes read the
report of the: nominating com-
mittee. It was decided to held'
the December meeting •.a week
earlier than usual. Mrs. Van der
Ley gave a prayer and Mrs,
Davie. MacKenzie . . closed the
Meeting with prayer. The host-
ess, Mrs. Reivben Wilson, assist -
ar ' y..
the Fair. ,.on Thursday travelling
in Allan Reed's bus.
Group.' III United Church W.A.
Mrs. Eldon Henderson ::led the
meeting of.' Group • III .'held in the
church on. November 13th. Twen-
•ty-three ladies answered, . the roll
call. The. treasurerls report :given-
.was very encouraging. -.The sew-
ing committee . displayed' the
quilt• made by the .ladies ' of the
:group: It. was agreedthat, the
quilt be sold for the da`mount pre-
viously offered,. The members.,of
the group• are asked to 'bringa
cash:: donation' to the December
meeting to be sent to the Child-
ren's Aid,
Walkerton. Scripture,'.
:
Psalm 36; was read -by Mrs. R.
Black.. Mrs. K. Cameron . • gave
the meditation and prayer, the
theme was, "Perfect ' Trust. and
Perfect Peace". Readings _were
given by. Miss Ada Webster, .Mrs.
E. White :and Mrs. P..W. Hoag:
A solo, ' sung by Mrs. Robert
Campbell,- was enjoyed. After
the meeting . was closed, ,a Minch'
was served lay 'Mrs. John . Hall,
Mrs. Al .Irwin` and Mrs: Roy-AI-
ton,
oy'A1ton, •
sie. -
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H'ALDE'N BY. :
ELECTRIC': MOTOR
SERVICE.
Armature and Field Winding,
Brushes„; Bearings, Etc..
• Repairs to
Fractional and .;.Integ al
Horsepower Motors', • .
Also Electric ' Faris; ,Vactiunis,
Clippers, • Drills, Etc.
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Kinlough '
Phone Ripley 11i -r-29..
Bob Courtney'of Ammerley.
had some discouraging news• last
week; where. it was disclosed that
his fractured 'leg .is 'not .I hitting
satisfactorily. • • •
Bob suffered the fracture at
the same time that he Tort part
of his foot in a threshing. aoc -
dent several weeks ago., He has
'been ' hospitalized in London
since then.. • •
..:Theeast was taken off the leg
last week;, and after the foot .has
healed, stvs will ;be taken to
Pin the fracture..
With the cast off he is now
immobile Before that, he could
get about in a wheel Chair and
down to the floor below .to visit
neighbor, CAtil Humphreys, who
is in ;hospital with a fractured
ed by the cammiittee; ` served pelvis. as a • result of being at
lunch.
' 'tacked' by a bull.. -
Tooled'. To Repair All Makes 01
Tractors, Machines. &.: Shop. •Worir
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,Phone 18-i-20, Ripley
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