HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-04-20, Page 8•
•
d
•
THURSDAY* :APRIL- 20th, 10'50,
WEDPING BELLS
solemnized at the United 'Church
.intarriage Viyienne Yvonne Mary
Magoffin and Donald Brilce Gray,
Aston of Mr, and MrS. E,rneat
London, .
• The bride •youngest daughter
of Mr. and 'Mrs. Thomas Xrrnes
chafaning in a blue gabardine suit
carried, White Bible cascaded'
with, roses and White• StreaMers;
ISS. Fern. Arrne' Magoffin,'. the
. 'WAS groomsman. The CerernonY
was also, attended by the parent§
'of both bride and groem. "
Pellowin,g the ceremony, a wed-
ding ',dinner Was served at . the
• home of the bride's Parents, the
• Waitresses 'being Mrs. •Lansley
and Mrs, "Gorden Kirkland,: yr.. -
and Mrs. Gray will liVe in Lon,.
E
• • ,,, ,.
• .,• i
...., ,,...
M
'PRI.CE • r
11,
r>.
• I
r:
MIr
ri
•
�.••. , ::
Huron. �,Cour�ty s Foremost Used .Car Desle�
is
1949 CHEVROLET• SEDAN,. 2 -tone color •.
1948 CHEVROLET SEDAN
COACII, • 2=tone color,'
1948 CHEVROLET., D , N .
31948 CHEVROLET:.•COACHES
1948 •PON'>IAC 'SEDAN .
.1938 DODGE 'SEDAN, $450. ■
„1937 CHEVROLET ,`STANDARD COACII', riecond1tioned • i
•
with new paint job
2-1936 CHEVROLET STANDARD COACHES ■;
1936' IUDSON .SEDAN, custom built radio and ixcal�r, ilocl,,
° in good'running con;dition.'Pticed t.o•se11.at $300. •<. ;;
1935 CHEVROLET STANDARD SEDAN, $200 - ' • • I
• 1935. DDODGE SEDAN : • -
1931 FORD • COACH • f
1930 FORD COACH �'
..T. LICKS S
'_.104.8 CHEVROLET 1,42 -TON PICK-UP
193'7 FORD 3 -TON" STAKE, $125,00.. ��
1935 FORD Y2 -TON PANEL, •$98.00 •:
LUCKNONY WON
PEE WEE TROPHY
Luckn&W. Pee Wees. showed
their ; heels : to the ,pack at, :the
'Young, Canada Day last Wednes-
day at .Goderich; to ;walk oft with
the Reg McQee & Sons trophy
with four -ideeisrve victories.
Wit11 no .Pee Wee: competition'
n the W.O:A.A. this year, the
Youn Pay: ay < . was Spon-•'
sored iby . the •.G'rodexrich �, Lions:
Club;. :by
and
:�ta�ged in. the, new. 'artificial ice
arena :in. the Lakeshore' town
Twelve •�tearx�:s were entered in
the tourney Which got underway
at nine a.m..: and didn't conclude,
until ten.o'clock . that 'evening.•,
•The Lucknow. boys played
their first game at one' o'clock,
with Brussels; which they won -
by a Score of 6-0. •This was .the
first- of: thr:ee _Shutouts , Linz -tour
games for Alvin. Baker. Eleven.-
'
leven'
0
,�,a jack Chin lha��ed' 12
goals during the , day; 'flashing.
the red, light three times ;in each:
good deal of PliTeity.;
passing game ,and the defense
plays...They' are noW engaged in .2
a series 'with Toledo.; ' ■ '-
Chatham–quickly disposed
Toledo in two hard fought games;
.They: won the first One in Toledo
o:n Sunday night by a sc r„,
night edged out a 2-1, win. They
now 'meet, the Spokane .Flyers ;in ; ■
seven ganid series, for the US. i.
Senior .Open Title . , i
•
L- istow.el Legionnaires •a,re mak i
■
■
■
■
■
■
'pitching load: Ken is, the son 'Of
Mr, 'tancl. MrS, „Roy MacKenzie .of
'.11ipley; graduates
in optometry at Toronto. Vniver-
MacKenzie's. 'arriyal_ her .e three
'years" age, also came..the WOAA
chamPionship. waS ..a big: fact-..
;lowing two seasons.: Bethered
the last. salteariiTe,lie aidift reach,
.ot,fs When/he shUt 'out Shallow
USSELS M
tO give Goalie Baker good pro- 'grand, During yvinter
he has' been taking chiropractic ,
treatinentS. .and 'corresponding .
with Legionnaire' officials he said
there,:iS no.sign, 'Of the pain 'which
bothered and that, „he ex -
tectiori.Gpal getters in the Brus,-
Carnegie , and gedgkirson, one
.At '5.00 'o'clock L'auCknoW tOok
.Goderich and gave '•heirl'..a
0-0,Walloping. Mark:Shaer' in this
encounter Were .3,.,Thulle
At :g.0.0 o'Clpek :the LtiekriOW,
,:squad Were 'at it again, ;this time'
)a. score ,Of, 11LO. Goal -getters were
Hodgkinson, :Mow(bray, Carnegie,
.tinberlin, one -each.
.':With 'a brief rest; Lucknov;t•
then toe& ori the ',Walkerton .bOY,st*
,and .had their' first. goal' 7of- the
day Scored on-theni..in the first
Period ,as , the :County 'Downers
the firt. Jack
Ure to make the final score 4-1.
In the fOur
Cash
'Pects. to be in 'top, condition".
•
asselt
1.
...-‘ill'uirohmoin.ie.:07.3ixi is it:. iBmIto 17131'
"Does your .huslarid tal,k`in his
"No; .iand terribly, exasper-
CREW
Palmer l'ilpatriek,
• Kil atrick .for the' 'Easter ''Week-
•
.In one coat
'wallpaper, . gives •
you .a satiny wasli-
•a,couple of haul's:,
HIM W. HENDERSON
UMBER LIMITED
',PHONE 150, LUCKNOW, •ONT.
arg(ainit thorn. They Were a weary
tbig j Well; in ',undertaking to
'feed these two huriared. lads
'thrOughout the (4'0,, so :that they
heifer had.to leave the ',arena.;
Thompson, Who last . year coach-
ed to .,the chanip-
ionshiP and the Clinton Cleaners'
trophy, 'ThisLYear,, though there"
was no. league. activitY, the' boys
had Saturday morning' .pi•aCtises
PaPpas and 'Otto Petersen, Who
ware also, with them. at Goderich..
tarlier in the season the ,firm of
ed these qllax Flyers" with new
.The ,tbOys taking' :Part in last
'goal, AlVin Baker; d4erSe, Ken-
Mar,shall; forwards, Steve Car7.
Jack
,. lin, Leh Clark, Jimmy
,Bill Fisher, Clair Thilelle and
Wayne Ma son,
•Joynt and Otto Petersen.
•
•
HOGS 50c per cwt.
(Over 250 lbs, each)
Phon collect:
Ripley 10
Ingersoll 21.
t.
Mrs L.- Crozier and 'Cohn of
London spent ',Easter 'week -.-end‘
.with ',dna ClifruA 4 ,Ci
'Boir 'Culbert and pi.5s An,
nie Culbert of: .Hainilton anent
the Easter holiday with thelr„par-
'Sr. and ,also with.. their (..-sister,
Mr.. and Mrs.. Allan Ritchie of
spent. the past 'month w-ith MrS.:
Clifford' CroZier,.retUrned tb per ••
horne. at ,Ziciri last .week -end.:
The SyniPailly 'of. ihe..,Commuri-•
and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford' Croz-
ier, 'Mr. Willkl-Iasty and Lorne.:in
Mir5.* Wm, Maize, who died
at St. Lanibert, 9ueibee. arid 'was
biiried . Dungannon cemetery
On Wednesday Ja4st. Maize;
'Son' Neil and datighter Enid re-
virained 'here foria. longer visit,
1 until. the, end of the.trierth,
assisting. Mark Berger; spent. the
1.tan'd Charlie visited- a -day recent.-
ful ;bazaar and .social evening, oh
TUesday :-evening. last lit the
School. The program consisted of
•a debate,: resblve that single. life
.has more adyantages than has,
married' •The affirmative
was upheld by Warren' Zinn arid
Ivan *Rivett while • the negatiVe
Was 'upheld by Shirley. Sherwood
'and Gwen Stewart The jud
for
'INFANTS AND' FRU-SCHOOL :C11.1LORit:isi.
es a ri
e Town Ha
CISNOW
1,111111E311111411ft:',31110tiitlii•Z11410$10111iii111)111(11110110101;filitiiiifliiiii0iiiMiiiimminittili00011014‘,1011114.ti110g11,i:111112 ,i,
ger ara=Mrs, Goldririg.motOred to
:Nerma .• SlierWOO4 -to: LucknOW. .:iitiltryliPed: !flubs nil, oniti, ugly hollows :
Curran. and Douglas . Reid to the
and .Mrs, , Rayinond .Finnigan Iris-. They thank the atteclal vigor -building, tles11,bullding -
, iron, . Vitamin lit,. ealelunii enrich blood Intigor'r
kinks, .0titrex. Its' tonics, stimulants. Invigorators,
. . ;cost•Iltfie: New "stet neiiittonteer Alit only 00c. ,,,.
Don't rear gOtting too fat.13-top .when you're Baled •
strength and nourlabfnetit:JArliteli on bare hones, ,, .
a:Petite and digestion' so Wort! glyes you more, •
Tthia):1;011:70r.12tril..ellw yd. u need, 'tor nortnnl might
and added pound% this very tins A t.. nli,d.rutntne,o, •
Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor
The Wingharn Spitfires ended ,gave their decision .iri favor Of
• the season With a $2000. balance...1 the neg,ative•bY,,a ‘iery small than.
after all expenSes were paid, The I gin. All P`arties teok 'their , parts'
Spits played 34 schedule :and very ,well.„,Oth'er nUmberShon tho
Playoff gameS Winning .31 ' and :program' .were violin duets by
leSing 3..Their rectiptS ran from I 'Torn GUlbert, 'Sr, and TOM Cul -
520 to 5466 a game, For ,the • final bert, Jr.; ;4 piano instruMental by
plaYoff ..garrie in OOderioh 'there Norma Sherwood and a duet by
Sylvia , and Ruth Curran; 'WY
. Pyjamas", Proceeds ;from bazaar
and evening amounted to: $40,,00.
' Mr. and Mrs. Herman 1:)iliiilos
and Donald visited SundaY with
Sarnia 4-3 iri the 7th game. Lqck. Mrs. Maek • rierger. ',spent a
now tans have been closely fol- couple 'of. wr,:r!ks .,n London with
•
William Stone Sons, Ltd.
Was a total gate of $1167, ,
Won gnternationat League ,
ternationar Hockey League final
On ,SaturdaY.' night by defeati
ILI' 1111i
equipped with PoWer Lift.'
tol, 13-' if :You Are looking -for the folloring-:
:Farman CO., "A" Or ."H". Tractors.
Buehler' Quality Wagons` and Trailer 'Wago.ns
•
',GRASS: SEEO,Government: Standard No'
GradelL
• ite Sweet. Clovers.
.R.ad Top•, and Blue Grasses,:
.G. ANDREW: LI. SON.
HARVESTER .DEALERS