The Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-10-29, Page 6•
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THE LUCK -NOW SEr
ONTARIO
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OVERDUE
Have You.. Purchased Your Radio:' Lt.icense
The Obtaining" of new Radio. Receiving. 'Licenses is
mandatory, on April 1 • or as, soon threafter as possible. Under
the Radio Act,11938, the Department of Transport: is :not.
only•required.to collect: the license fee from all radio owners
but:may prosecute where necessary to enforce the Act.
Warning is given that investigationsand•. prosecutioris
tialvte fir'"= Cady comaxiencedin cases; where Radio Receiving,..
Licenses are :overdue through neglect, misunderstanding or
wilful intent..
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT
Ottawa, Ontario
FOURTH' •CONCESSION
We are'glad to ;report that Mrs.
Gilchrist, Sr., -who- has been. quite.
111 •with pneimionia,;; is improving.
Mrs. Lloyd:. MacDougall;., Akan
and Grace visited Sunday with
relatives.and friends• in Ashfield:
.and Goderich; •'
Mr/. and Mrs. Ira . Dickie ' and
boys spent Sunday with relative's
at Wiarton and Hope Bay.:
• Combines • have been• hw iming
along • the' Fourththese fine days
as far/nett are ;.busy combining
b`ucleWheat and clover seed.
• Mss •
. Ed 'Powell ..of Elsinore
spent.. a few days at Gilchrist's
last week.'
ow"Sykinn "Girls:
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:Gail.5 :to 10111s. New Pep
Thousands who -neve Could gain weight before •nor' ,
have ,shapely; '.attractive- tigures::NO: more erg
. limbs, ugly hollows. They thank Oatrex...it put*
flesh on bodies skinny because blood lacks iron.
' Peps.you up.too. Improveh appetite' .digestion so
food • nourishs.you better. Dont keg getting goo fat.
stop �i�en you gain figure you`wlem. Introductory
or "get -acquainted" slee.on11/.60e, dry Ostrex Tonto
rableta for nett pounds, lovely •curves, new pep.
today, At all druggists. •
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CREAM SODA.
PURPF.E GROVE
• Mr. and Mrs.. Burton: Collins
and children visitpd; With Mr, &
Mrs. Glen Young it Kingarf' on
Sunday;;
Miss Olive; Orr of . Arthur is;
visiting .with .M.:Donald MoCosh
/ Mr: 'and Mrs..Fr+ank Currie and,
babe visited with Mr. Carson
Loughren of Listowel last week.
• • Mrs. ; Gertie , Walsh is spending
a few• weeks with Miss Eva 'raw-
ley .who is ill' at. Ripley.: /
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart 'Finlay
and :Mrs. Ja?ieson of .Lucknow
and. Mr: Victor: Whitley of Harm'
'Mori visited with. 'Mr. John Em=
merson recently. ,
Mr. 'and Mrs. Donald MeCosh
returned home from their trip
last. week.
Mrs.,Jim Brooks, .Mrs • Howard'
Thompson, Mrs. FrancesBoyle,
Mrs. Donald . MoC.osh attended
the locals leaders training course
bast Wednesday • and Thursday ,at
Walkerton.
1VI4, and Mr -s Goldie=Houston
>'visited . with : Miss Margaret :Rob-•
ertson: last' Friday:
The W.M.S.met on Wednesday
afternoon at . the horine of Mrs.
Morley Bushel with a good 'at-
tendance. • The scripture was read
by Mrs. Harold .Percy, and' Miss
Margaret' Robertson ` had the
prayer. The, roll call; wasanswer-
ed by a Bible verse containing,
a command: Mrs. Wesley Guest
had :charge of the program.. Read
ings • were Liven by 'Mrs. Frank
Johnston, Mrs. Frank Thompson
and:- Mrs. Frank • Maulden A
dainty lunch Oras" served and, .a.
social time was enjoyed.
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TIMBER TIPS
Eedy's Lions of 'Dungannon.
came up with the big one a week:
ago`cwhen they -chalked up a total
1 Of 3098, pins for the full'count
of seven points, By virtue of their win they ;find themselives near
the top of to standing—only one
point behil the front running
•Gophers and Cubs.
McKinnon's Beavers and Craw -
ford's Pole - Cats • rolled well to
down, the Wolverines and Chip
Inunksfor' much needed points
and are flow clustered with five
other-. teaims on the turd rung;
iAll teams 'are displaying plen-.
V. of zip' and team spirit which
can mean as dead heat right doiwn
to the . wire! At the moment it
would •fie foolish. to :Predict •who's
ti who fort the :finals,' Speaking' ,Of
playoffs there will'be two group
• ings again but the round 'robin
will involve six 'teams. in the A
series instead of four. The .finals
will Suri three nights. 'Each tears
in A will play two genies against
each (four games for the, final
night) while ,the teams .in B play
three .against each. •
- We do not wish zany teaams:hard
luck but 'we would like •to:, see'
the Chipmunks; Tigers and Bea
vers get in .there and slow down
those front running clubs such as
the Gophers, Cubs and Lions..'!
;Ineidentally ,the most valualble
player in the loap:'last week..was
Lion. Doris Hodges who. put 479
and 183 together for Aa neat ..662.
She hada. lot to••do with that
one and only seven point win to
date! ; 4 ,
Team Standing
Gophers 15, Cubs 15, Lions 14,
Beavers 9, Pole Cats .9, Tigers 9,. •
Chipmunks „ 9,. Zebras 9, Wolivler
ines 9, Cools 7 ' '
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• son.of Ashfield as guest speaker.
WOLF CUBS
Twenty-four Cubs gathered at `
the Council Rock for last week's.
meeting. Sixer John AndreW led
in the Grand howl a1 Lord's
prayer, after: which, the Pack dis-
persed to their; lairs • for inspec
tion• by Akela. Kaa led, 'in round
singing, and; then taught the Pack'
one' of the jungle dances. ,Baloo'
and Bagheera cgnducted another
rousing game of dodge ball ..while
the, other leaders taught Tender
Pad and First Star Work.
Since taking over • the Pack,;
,Akela has put great stress, on the
:importance of the uniforzn. It is:
'hoped that All"parents„ wr1 see,
that, their :boy, is neatl y dressed
in , full uniform and' •that . it :.is.
'.clean • and • mended, for, every
meeting, We suggest • that all
Cttbs ,Wear ' •breee'hes • and .Cub
'socks `• for ..the winter . months;:
These snake for a 'smarter look-
ing Pack than do long pants or.
jeans
'•In addition'•'`togeneral inspec-
tion at each • eetng special' in=
spection on. such personal details
As hands, .ears; teeth, hair, shoes;.
etc., is held: The subJect of .each,
week's inspection, is not .revealed
in advance and last week's "look
see" at shoes really caused some
:embarrassment. '.Six, 'competition
ST.. HELENS
HandyCrafters • Elect, Officers.
St. Helen's . Happy Handycraft
e1-s-held=their first .-meeting at the'.
home of the assistant. leader; Mrs.
J:..:Curran: on Monday. ;evening.
•The social leader, . Mrs. G., Mac
Pherson, was in ,charge of the
.election of Officers who are: pres-
ident, •Isabelle MeePhenson; .vice
pres., Phyllis Barbour;: sec. treas
Irina Forster press reporter; Jean
:Aitchison,: The proJect "Cottons
May Be Smart" was explained by
the leaders. Each member is' to
Make a cotton dress •aiid record
book. Mrs.. MacPherson showed-
how to inaakea button hole, and
each .girl Made one for her .re-
cord book.. The hostess served
lunch. and a social time was .spent.,,
The next meeting will be at Mrs.
G. MacPherson's. •
• %The November meeting of the
St. Helen's . Women's • Institlte
will be .heldat the home of Mrs.
Elwood Barbour on Thursday, •
November • 6th. Roll' call, 'Photo
graph of your • grandparents
Subject Mrs. Gordon MacPlier-
son:. Hostesses; Mrs: John. Cam-
eron,
eron, Mrs. George Stuart::
The W.,M,S autumn .thankof-
f eying service will: be;' held in
the . United. Church' on Sunday
morning With Rev. Mt. .D ick in-
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1949 METEOR 'SEDAN, Reconditioped,
1949 PLYMOUTH DELUXE SEbAN.
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OBITUARY
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MRS MANSON REID
The death'. of Mrs. 1Vlans6n Reid,
age X73; . • occurred in' Goder. ich
Hospital on • Wednesdaf r of last
W eek. The funeral was held from
the Cranston Funeral Home .to
the Free ,Methodist Church, i` or
•service conducted by Rev. G. , E.
Babcock.lnternaent was in 'Col-
borne Cemetery '
Mrs.. Reid was :formerly Sarah
Buchanan, daughter -'of the late
Mr., .and Mrs. Malcolm Buchanan
of Whitechurch, ,and for many,
years residents', af the St. 'Helens
community,
Following her marriage' in De-
cember. 1902, Mr. and .Mrs.Reid
lined at ungannon• for" 20 years
before, moving. to GoderiCh in
1922, Where they had since re-
sided,
• Besides • h.er husband she is
■ , survived by three sisters Mrs.
• ■ "The Home of Better. Used Cars'' •, in Robert Webster- Kincardine;Mrs.
a• • Cash, Trade,: Terms = O.pen. Evenings' Until .10 Frank Todd • St.' Helens, Mrs. Jas
r . Baker,: Kincardine arid one' '•bro-
Cities Service, • er 'Phone 73g, Bra. cels 11. they. Robert a h' - : '
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29th,• 1952,
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