The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-12-06, Page 6u
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TfE. LUCKNQW SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW,, ONTARIO
Tguits , DECEM$ER sth, 195;
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TIMBER TIPS
Another big t, last week.
saw Park's Cubs climb toa tie
for the lead while.Crawford's.
Vole Cats' staged a comeback to
down the ::Tigers. ,
As the pole Cats 'replaced the
Tigers on the third -spot• Trete-
leaven's. Beavers did a good job
on the Zebras and now occupy
fourth position: with the , Chip-
munks, who edged the Gophers.
'
Cub Errington ran wild again,
Button, Treleaven,. Sanderson &.
Mowbray also turning in noble
efforts over the 550 level.
•Chief .interest will centre to-
night on , clashes .,between the
leading 'teams.: and' those' occupy-
,:.
rng the:, .;cellar , to see who will.
take. Over the top and bottom
rungs:.•
' In fairnes to opposing'teams
we might point out,that a team's
roster • must consist of two. lad-
ies. Otherwise a dummy score
must • .be used.
1,}o not •forget to :have all play-
ers.out "for the. Christrnas:,turkey.'-
•roll'.on December 43th when two
• of those super, fragrant birds
will be handed 'outone 'sixteen
pounder for the highest couple.
with • 'handicap 'and •another small.
hen for the, high single with
handicap!
Keep • down that ,.handicap. by
taking your ; 'stance well back.
With ,feet ` together, before • run-
ning forward with.the'ball. Also
A
.be .sure to wear bowling 'shoes.'
They insure betterbalance which
is'. so essential • in ' .bowling..
Teats standings at the, end of
month: 'Zebras 19, Cubs 19, 'Pole:
Cats 16, Chirpy Chipmunks 1.4,
Beavers 14, Lions .11,. Tiger. Cats
10, Gophers 9.
PURPLE GROVE
Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Thompson.
& family visited this • week with
Miss Minnie and John, Fair.
A number of, young people at-
tended the Leadership. Congress,
held at , P.ort Elgin . Those attend-,
ing, frorn this vicinity were Gold-
ie Emerson and Gordon Arnold..
Mr and Mrs.. Bunter,
Ted, Glenna..and ',Allan were re-
cent visitors 'With Mr, and Mrs,
Glen Emmerson.,
Miss Janet McGaw visited 'with.
,Miss Joyce Arnold last week. •
Miss Margaret Robertsonspent
a ' few days with her, brother, Mr.
and Mrs. g:enneth' hunter, Zion:
Mr. Mrs. Dan' Gilles of
and, x.
Ripley, and Mr. and Mrs Sam
Emerson and.. Hilda spent -Sun
day with Mr. John Emerson.
Mr... and -Mrs Currie 'Colwell
and Bruce of Lucknow and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Colwell of
loss,'' Mr. and Mrs.: •,en Geddes
of . Kinloss,' Mrs. John Colwell
Visited ' with Mr, Donald . McCosh
on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs.” James,' Anderson
of'• Kincardine visited with Mr.
hnd Mrs. Geo. Emerson, , Jr,, ,on
Sunday.
Mrs. • Walter Thompson and
daughter• spent a day with 'Mrs.
•Geo. 'Emerson, Sr. and family.
Mr,. and , Mrs.. Donald. Mani
tyre and family visited" with Mr.
Kenneth Barnes ori- Sunday,'•
Wises Ada,• Lettie and Eva.
Gawley. .. of . Ripley • visited with
Mr. Victor. •Gawley on . Sunday,'
Mr.' and Mrs: Burton 'Collins,
Mary• Lou.• avid • John,.1Vir. and
Mrs. Claude Dore spent an even-
ing .-With Mr.: :George. : Young 'of.
Kinga'rf last week,.
I've. noticedthis an awful lot
The day is done, my work it not.
Kairshea W, - I, Report
Mrs. A, Hughes entertained the
ladies of the Kairsbea W. L. for
the November meeting. Mrs, . 'H.
Houston presided over the meet-
ing which opened by singing the
ode. and the • repeating of the
Mary Stewart Collect. Mrs., " F.
Moffat read the minutes of the
last meeting, ;and .gave- the treas
urer's report..; A letter, from the
Children s Aids Society was-r-ead,-
arid it was decided to ask the
members to, . bring, any suitable
clothing ' or layette, material, to
the. next' meeting. Final arrange-
meets , were made for . the St,
Andrew's, dance.. 'The .roll,, • call
was answered' by ,giving .a. "douse.-
hold hint". The community song'
"Jingle Bells" • • was sung., Mrs.
Harold :Caanpbell gave • the Home
Economics and Health 'report of ,
• the. Guelph' Area convention.
Mrs. Jack Ackert gave a. d.'ein•
onstration on how, to. Make an
attractive Christmas. ' decoration..
Ruth MacGillivary then favored
with a piano instrumental...Mrs.
Gordon Wall gave, an• interesting
motto: "Homemaking is no' com
mon ,.task—it is the attitude that
makes it interesting or,dull".Ld
J. • and . Hugh Houston theti ren-
dered a •duet. Mrs. H Layis Made
ithe, closing re/narks:.The Nat -
conal Anthem was sung arid _a
social` time ••enjoyed.• The next
rrieeting;willbe held' at the .horlie,
of Mrs. Fraser, tifacKinnon. Mena-
bers • are asked to note. change of
hostess. The directors. are Mrs:.
F. Gilchrist; • Mrs. V. Roulston,
Mrs. ;Archie' .Maclntyre and Mrs.
Wim : MacIntyre •
• •
Asked :what he thought of two
candidates for the election, . an
enlightened voter ''replied: "Well' •
when I look at them, I'M 'thank-
ful that. only, ' one °of them can
get elected".
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