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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL T.UCKNO"W, ONTARIO'
Aid. of ' Bob Courtney
in the
'BEACHsPAVILI;ON, KINCARDINE
Thursday, I�e�ern er
CARRUTHERS ORCHESTRA
The '•Pavilion, 'Orchestra and Advertising have been
- donatedfor this benefit night.
SPORT'
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 12th, 1956
ENTER JUVENI1i.E TEAM, "' ! Fruit..��
c
Market .*
The L•ucknow Juvenile hockey
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team hasbeen grouped with "P'
Clinton, !,St.,- Marys and S:eaforth,
Action wtas scheduled to get un-'
derway last week, but as Luck -
now is the only town without
Clean
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OBITUARY .:lean of Lucknow Presbyterian
'Church. Interment was in Green-
MRS. JOHN :IRWIN ' ' hill Cemetery, the 'pallbearers
Death carne 'on Tuesday of last 'being Oharles Riach, Charles
week <to, .Mrs. John Irwin, arllife- i Wilkins, W J. 'Clark, Wesley
Al-
long resident 'of thiscommunity, ton, •iOalvin Irwin and Lloyd Ir-
-who 'was within a few months of win. eased '. her
• Ther ;90thIbirthday,,..She was.. born 1 Her husband predec
on May 21st, '1867:. in 1929..,Surviving' are 'one son,
She' had been in failing health Wm. 'J. Irwin of . Kinloss and a
J. . Clark'
(Ethel), of Wingham.
artificial ice they .are . dropping
'the first part of .the schedule
and counting double points .in
the, latter part of the schedule.
'Albert Chin and :Bill Johnstone
are coaching and managing the
team this year. Each team is to
supply a referee with the visit-
ing one.lo be the referee -in chief,
A meeting of players and all
for ..a time and had'. been 'bedfast, .daughter, Mrs W
since SepteMber at the home of 1 of ., fam-
her son, ` Mr; an.--W.41-Ir.,d Mr -s . ;MrsIYiwin was one, aa. of
win, with whom she had; made. ily of'eleven 'children, five f
her home for ,the past few years,whom survive.' They are
and by whom she. was kindly. and James of . Lucknow,. Adam' of
,cared ; .for . during' . her declining
- years. r e
Mrs. Irwin was the ' former
Mary. ,Elizabeth Johnstone, .dau-
FOR LOWEST„ LO
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CHRISTMAS CAKE
Ex-eltusi e; 3 . lb. 'ring. ;I4c►weiit P
Ili SODAS, Plain or Salted •(34c1 1
M Corinick's..L OW, Low£ SPEC
1�. TULIP • MARGARINE •
Sweet,, Fresh Flavor, SPEC1'A
,PRICES.'
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First
•IN
the
forst
For.i
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•.was. Predeceased. by three
ghter • of, Jetties. Johnstone . and brothers, . John, .Jacob' and Ed- f
Mrs. Thos.
born and , raised on ,1Coneession Henry ` (Belle) ' 'and • Charlotte
10 Ashfield, and after`Qier.. mar- Johnstone.
iiage to -Mr -Irwin; . spent all her. I , . •
the Second: Con -1 A subscription -•to�; The Sentinel
married life, on..
cession, :Kinloss , solves Christmas . gift giving
The- funeral .service was held'' quickly and easily. and is a , re -
at t the Johnstone Funeral •Home,. = znemmrance' that brings year-
IInicknaw; -on Friday, afternoon,. round enjoyrrfent, An _ attractive
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playerandtheweek-endlaxthispast,
new regulations.' • ' back to _HamUton. ,by Jos. Marti
Speaking; •at. the 'Lions meeting
TIMBER . TIPS '. Miss Yo Van Oseh is emplo,
who has . obtained work there.
here on iMonday. evening, Guy
The high:. 7 g ilteriibergrs home whi
IYiad been. '.made to curtail Tor a 4. ;,point lead; ,Mrs, Miltenberg . is a;' patient i
two teams, and'!naw
opened wp. _swee= ;-Goderiddh� tHosp-itaL- 1-
MAO entries . to as a result of (herr clean p
the' total. nun)Ser of entries at over the a• Chipmunks. The West- Mrs: Sheridan is: .expected
tournament. her .: duties ` 'as . teach
next Easters tournament, to 65 i lake duo '"with • •a grand total: of resume. .
f
Emerson outlined the plans that • high -4137411g Gapl�er have. ed
at R. Mi
conducted by ..:Rev: Wallace Me- card ,arinounc
a ,e
i teams 1328 powered the. ,wiinners, while here on Tuesday. ' Miss Ma)
He said 'Abet' March. 15th had .
Bill Hunterwas top man :for the Sheridan •of Toronto spent 1a
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rbeen .set as a...definite deadline
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loser
; week at .her home: here :.•
Meanwhile .the Pole . Cats have.. • Miss: Antoinette Balton is vi
2nd 'place all alone as they split iting at the.'home..,:of Mr• al
• spoipts with - Jack.;-Treleaven's Mrs. Normen_Q_C.Onnor.
:Coons, Mike Sandersori's'650 and Mr, and •Mrs. Crowe of Sas
Coon Anne Mason with 590'`'were 'visited with Mrs, Jerry O'Co
OP, rollers in, the stalemate . nor and Mr. and Mrs. Cyril At
The Beavers led'Ibv'.D. McKin- tu'i last • week, prior to ':.leavi
non and Cora .Thompson,, .shov- for their honie in the . West. Th
ed ,the Wolverines* to the . nu:m- were accompanied; 113y Miss An
giber :5 p t as 'they rolled •a three MoKinnon of Wingham
i{ !point ,'win: Harold Greerwas-tolr-�tlfiss-Frances Gilmore of : Lc
fi man. for the losers with, a 683::. .don visited .,at her home hi
II.
The Squirrels moved op. into , over : the :week -end.
i a 3rd i place tie as • they mowed Mr. Gilbert 'Frayne is visit
1: the Kangaroos over :for 3 points. in Toronto fez a few days.
' For the ;Squirrels, 'Gordon Brooks Mrs. Thos. O'Neill ,is. <sti.11
r. was the rbi�" difference-• as ' the I patient in, Winghani Hospita
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•«+ • Came up with a 217 total, while -Rev.- E. - Van Vynckt condi
• .the best ' effort for the Kangar- ed a ,Holy Hour at 3.00 p.m.
_, a
This Year Give r .Home� �# cos wiras ,Ab 'Chin's 651 total: ."-Sunday, as requested by Hitt
• The Zebras ' are now rolling eelleney Bishop Cody, :with
THATWILL GIVE YOU COMFORTANDENJOYMENT
Y�t
SOI.1,right along 'es' they unset the 'special •sermon • and. "special .pr
4 dine with 687 and Stuart. Jamie- ian People and the.conversior
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w I Tigers for 4 points. Ruth Jar-. i ers -.for .freedom for the. Hun!
FOR YEARS T.O COME 4 son with 620 were just too hot Russia.
olo
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• ,Y+ • .. - •. 'Tor the slipping Tigers. On 'Monday; Deceihber 1
tcarat,w7+�,�rb�t,s�rl�+s�+�,�++1�����+1�I�tb�� � �a pool. children, will
�'DOORS � m held the Cubs to � a draw. their annual Christmas
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' 4,b-�I�$ir-�i;i�g4€r�+t�8��1i4€�4 •Irvine Eedy 1�1 the Lions asth sc
S. Il! 3. ey as con
, LATION �BATTS • COMBINATION , t'. ! 1 Irvine's• 682' and Dick Park .on at 8.30 p.m. in the parish .1.
IN5U , p
• a '` S a the Cub team with 632 ;Were. to of the
all show our rec'ia
� . � » T �' . om lately �► You : et both a torp' Door, .and ty � time and,., effort the
$ • at
men for the Dungannon contest • •
h � • � ill
24 23 Beavers 21
3 thick •
ulsu at><on. to comp 4
• '" �' Door when you bray a >� chars, Mrs. Sheridan, . Mrs C
f h era a Ser Standing
insulate the cellhng. o the average
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will approximately.. 45. , � .� � Oaphers 31, Pole Cats 27, 'Kan- and •the music teacher,
home will cost $, "t• �.. s nt i?n •.pre
Simpson, Piave pe
� ' ~' � A � CO'MB►LNATiOhI DOOR � 26 squirrels 26 wolv�er� �
Afton of this program.
J , ' . garo ;A C 1
Wax enclosed 'Batts ma e t e L roes _ Cubs , will follow the concerwith
• • Mad f Cl Cedar 1 3 8 GFT"'" ks 20 Zebras 19 'Lions
best ainsulatr
ill Made
o ear aid. - 1 i ippon ‘.orchestra .in attend
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. ' I,ruthers• ° orch
on end w f thick.'Tigers 14.
� . Coons 15,
n3ya 116,
� � enough' 'fuel
itself. Ask. for a .free
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THE OTHER SIDE a' picture of 10,000 to 15,000' ►
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O pay. w ,
All Standard Sizes in Stock..
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glad bodies—the 20 to • 411
Ie2>i2i i it iit i s iti iit Ib i Zii i i br u Dir iit it he : 1he •dispense 1cohvlic cent of the arche nis on
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y cheer spend Millions in ' adverr,. highways each year in whit,
ili '- t onvince coho1' is • involved
g •g in the mellow . a .:ra e •
14 # r benevolent.spirits is in 'the great
They
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� � � of good friends hearty hosts and Tars drowned,• ley:mole:
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and .slain, of �}es brl:c
American tradition".. ,
4 One . U,S. community struck
# NI i an ' A.A. Paid advertisements
gave a graphic , word picture of
'4 ;14 THE OTHER SIDE., ...
14 4 • "We wish we, had a picture of
. )4 C sorrne cif .the , people you see , in
�, liquor ads . afterwards! It
UR KITCHEN
With The I h children br'utalltrete
olorful Arbo9�te CoUlrYter � 'The evil cefor these '
w " C p k 1 t v �rc--`Il,eir ic��rdor vraSl appe under .`r._ -�,•�l ars
I the .very papers which :p
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ads which. tell you "ilii',
longs","It's polite and re
able .to drink", ;:it' marks ,
a man of distinction',
It •is a picture the aico},
nem. is afraid to advert:
t Followingts
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Marlite Wall
`den Test Ceiling Squares
Metal, Mouldings
Chrome Cabinet Hardware
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would • not ' be a picture they
,would dare to. print. . •
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rlCrr.. and Mrs. Jack lir:
of Point, Clark were .at
on Monday attending .th''
era! of his brother in:lay,
Oliver Tremaine. ` .
.l It would be a picture of 3 Mil-
• JOHN." W. .1IEI�TDE1I�eON" 'LUMBER- L
Tion alcoholics.. It. would be
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,�; ., � ofthre � . on problem
a PHONE' 50'; LUGKNO't picture e •ixi p em
'drinkers, most of them on the
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