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WEDNESDAY; JAN.•2Jth, 1,965'•
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E :LUCKNOW SENTINEL.- LUCKNQW,..ONTARIO.
PAGE 'FIFTEEN
LUCKNO
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1. STOREY HOUSE
Lill newly'. decorated; :easy terms
$6,800.
STOREY HOUSE
fairly .new. . $10,500.
1 'NEW 'BUNGALOW. '.
best location ln.`town,easy: terms
$13,800:. _ '
10 ACRE •FARM
with good 7 room ` house and
•'.2,.barns -- only, $1,500,'
WANTED. : 25-•-or-;30acr a
with . good.: buildings, ork_highway
'�r , blacktop road;, close' . to town.
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WE' .ARE .`IN . NEED, OF FARMS
OF. ANY `ACRES FOR DUTCH
•FAMILIES. 'IN LUCKNOW DIS.
TRICT• FOR .SPRING . •Poss:'Ess
ION.• .'•
FOR• •.EFFICIENT SERVICE IN
ALL PROPERTIES FARMS,,
RESIDENTIAL AND . COMMER-
CIAL • — CONTACT
n LTL' .
'PHONE,' •CLIFFORD 127 -WA ,,
AG ENT FOR : JOHN BOSVEL
• ...REALTOR:'::
:BOXSl` MEAFO:RD : PHON'E 42
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Ia. m Ploughirg.. !n•
Every Month1:933
(Ashfield, .News
In •:discussing, plough' in Jan
aury, . residents ' here claim 'there
was ploughing done . every . -month
••. in the :winter .of ,1933.,' . •
W:M.S:. Meeting •
Miss ; Sadie Johnston opened. ned. the
January meeting of .the
with 'prayer, 'It was held.at the..
home of Mrs': , Stuart 'MacLennan''
with 16 present:. • Mrs. •:Duncan
•Farrish was in• : charge of the. De-
votional. :Miss Sadie.. Johnston.
gave
gave an account . of • the 1964 or-
ganization 'ofthe W.M.S. in Mont-
' real and she' and. Mrs. Ross Mac-
Kenzie _began:.a : discussion on how
to • improve. our "'society... Eadi
member 'was "asked for suggest-
ions, and ,:a ''variety of ideas were
,brought out Mrs. D. • h. 'Mac-.
Kenzie,, read a• letter; from Miss:
Laura Collar; ' a : missionary ' in
;.Lebanon.. Miss Sadie .Johnston,
Mrs: Robert. Fariyish ••and Mrs.
Duncan Farrish lead in'prayer,
A 1e!tter of thanks. for used Chur-
ch S!chaol_papers: was.
Ewan MacLean gave . the ,-high
lights of the Annual Meeting in:
Lucknow. The ' hostess . , and the
committee served lunch.
Mrs. :Hugh MacKenzie • and •
Kenneth spent • the • weekend with
relatives in Toronto. • ' •
Art Simpson.:: is . using crutches:
to get around since breaking a
toe in two . places in 'Baeckler's
Lumber yard.
Postponements
The Annual meeting • of Ashfield
' Presbyterian. Church was post -
Polled.; last Monday because of a
. blizzard. Church services were:
cancelled on ' Sunday when icy
roads made driving hazardous.
OBITUARY
MICHAEL J. FOLEY
A Kingsbridge farmer, Michael
J.'Foley, died in Alexandra Hos-.
pital, Goderieh, after a six-month
illness. Born in Kingsbridge the
.son of. Edward Foley and - Mary
Sullivan . he is survived by' his
mother, Mr's. Mary Foley; two
brothers and six , sisters. They
are, .Theodore and • Mathew,
Ringsbridge 'Sister' Appolonia,.
Goderich; Mrs, James Johnston
a • Mrs. Edward Johnston,.- Gad-
eric ; • iss Margaret , Fo y,.
Kingsbridge, Mr ' r en -
nen, 'Kingsbri , e; + Mrs, ' aniel
• Doyle, Detroit, ' • '
` The funeral service was held
in SL Peter's Church, Goderich,
and was eondtt ted by the Rev.
Charles Wane. The servie -
-.:was 'followed by temporary en-
withinent at ' Colborne prior, to
interment ''. at Kingbridge come-
tery,
George • Emerson • spent a • cou-
ple of days in Detroit 'and • at'tend-
ed. the funeral of George Arm-
strong. r x,,
Mrs. Helen. Swann' spent a few.
dayswith relatives .in:' •London.
Mr, w and Mrs. Gordon MacDon-
ald, Mary ' Helen, and Judy were
Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd' aVleClure, of Paisley.
Mrs; Frank Dore spent : Thurs-
day ' with , Mrs. Lawrence Fry of
Kincardine.' •
GreyBruce,.Officers Meet.
The district , officers sub-divis
ion 16 of GreyOruce. met : at. the
home of .Mrs;_Donald-M•cCash on
Tuesday. ,Dinner ' Was :served by
Mrs. Howard Thompson,; Miss
Margaret • Robertson, Mrs. -Frank
Dore, Miss Eva Culbert and Mas..
William 'Arnold. •
'Mrs. Frank Currie, Mrs. Victor/
Gawley, Miss Eva Culbert and
Mrs. Victoria Smith • were ' :they
committee for " a card party on
Friday evening; high ` prizes to
Miss Ada. Gawley, Roy Collins,
lucky prizes to Mrs. Donald Gil
lies and Victor Gawley.
• • Owing:. to • the snow blocked
roads. ` Duffy Lamont sPent'. Sat-
urday evening ' with Mr. anA Mrs.:
George Emerson. and Bob .
Mr. and; Mrs. :Harry ,Needham
and Lloyd. were Sunday guests of
Miss;. Eva Culbert and: Lorne -Cul
bert.
Marlene and Gladys . 'GavleY of
Toronto spent the week -end, with
Mr. 'and. Mas.. Victor a Cawley
NOT MUCH OF A -"LAYMAN
• Years ago when the m' s. er
uu t.
came to. call
a'
t the farm, it was
usual:: to' kill a • chicken,. and pre-
pare a '_ thicked:' dinner',, for shim.
Well, this day the : minister • :called.
andthe usual happened. The big
bronze' . . rooster • found his. wife,.
Biddy . weeping • : copiously' • in the
corner and. asked "what's wrong
"The'' :minister.. has arrived And:
theyhave taken, our son:"
said, the'. rooster,' "I don't ..think
that is so bad.' ' Our son has en-
tered the Ministryand 1 ll
rea..Y
don't think he would have: made'
a very , good layman. anyway;"
LADIES' EVENING . BOWLING:':
Monday, January 2Sth •
Emeralds. took :2 ;'games :from,
Diamonds Pearls took. 2 games
from.. Rhinestones; -.High . :single,
Jane ; Treleaven 256, high triple,
Barbara Friendorf :630.
Team ' Standings:' Pearls 38;
•Rhinestoiies. 37, ' Diamonds 33, Em-
eralds 31,,Rubies —,..Sapphires
,200'.` games: Barbaraa: Friendorf
237; 224, Sherry Jardine 218, Jane,
Treleaven ' 256, • Rose Hall . .g33,,
Beatty . Irwin 225, ;241, Jessie
Joynt 235, Barbara .Sanderson 205,
LUCKNOW MENS' BOWLING,
•Tues., Jan. 19th, 9 psis • Group •
:High • single this week goes to
Brll .Stewart with 293. The High
triple was captured by Freck But-
ton, With 715. Games, of 250 and
over, 'Bill Stewart. 293; Clarke
Finlayson 287; • Jack Fisher', 282;
Harvey Culbert 280 and •'251; Mike
Sanderson 276; Freck: Button 263.
Art Purney's Silverwoods4
points, Bill ..Hunter's Oldsmobiles
0 points;.' pick Parrs Buicks, 2
points,. Ross Irwin's Fords 1 pt.';
(1 point `pending re : tie total . pin -
fall) Milt ';,,Rayners :. Dodges. 3
points, 'Omar: Brooks' Pontiacs 1
PEE WEE, SQUIRT •
HOUSE LEAGUE
Chisholm's Imperials defeated,
Schd's and Ashton's 11-9. Goals
for the Imperials went to Allan
Andrew with four, Paul Frayne.
three and Doug Stevenson and
Doug. Huniphrey ' with two each.
John En,beriin scored five and
Brian Jardine four;. for Sch'mid's.,
and Asiiiton`s. .
.Hamilton's Fuels defeated Hall's
Red. -8r White 4=.1. Bob Greer. .seor-
ed•ee and John MacKenzie one
f o r Hamiltoni's�. Alnner Ackert
scored . the only goal for Hall's
'Red.. Sz• White •
Standing: Chisholm's Imperials.
15, Hamilton's Fuels .;i1, Schriid's
and: Ashton's 8, Hall's.. Red :&
White •2. • ' •
T'S .STILL, 401 .
' A recent annuncement by high-
ways minister '` 'charles McNaugh-
ton that Hligh$vay 401 :' will . be'
named•ft h e Macdonald -Cartier
Freeway' ,is ' a bit too lace we
believe: The "401" tag, „is .:±here
to•. stay,: like it; • or not, and.it.
will be ; another generation ; behind
the' wheel ,before the.: ,highway
called anything. else.
The new 'name bears a familiar•
English -French ring 'that , • is•.. ap
parent in so many'` things today,
but despite .the, road signs and
accompanying publicity it will be.
a long time . before • the: awkward
name ' tag, • : comes into , very coin-
riion ' use.
PEEWEES ,WIN AND ,LOSE.
.The LixcknowPeewee ho
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teamlost to Teeswater last Fri-.
night.by :onegoal
with . the
game endin 6 -The game
5
was
game g
splayed in •Teeswater:':' .Goat scor-
ers were
cor.-ers:were John E•miberlin:2, John
MacKenzie, Rus Monerief, . and
David McKinnon 1 each.
Lucknow ' won over -Blythe" on
Monday. night by: '6.0: • Thegame
was ..{played in ; Blyth ' with ' goal
scorers : Allan Andrew: 2, ` Jinnmy:
Fairish, Bob Greer John Mc-
• Kenzie and Rus Moncrief' 1, each..
Doug Stevenson, . and Brian Jar-
dine shared '.net duties ,-in the
absence of Jim MacDonald.
William: Herschel ;' famous 18th
century, 'astronomer' was a pro-
,pro-
fessional musician:
Stars,�.Preseflte4'
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To E �,x to r
.e s
(DUNGANNON NEWS)
Twentyfour Explorerreceiv-
ed stars at ' Dungannon 'United
Church on. Friday' evening, Janu=-ary 22nd. heather •Park,. Bonnie
Scholtz, Debbie Olson, Norma°
Pyrab, ' Sandra'':.: Maize, .' Peggy
Young, and Diane Stothers be-
came . 'Explorers ; :and ; received
their two red stars presented by
Mrs. Ross Eedy. , •
Barbara Blake, --Irene Hasty,:.
Lynn : Culbert, dViaiiha Eedy, Nan-
'cy Wardrop, Shelley Alton, .Aud-
rey Errington --arid Valerie . Stoth-
ers are second year. Explorers
lorers
and. received their, two •blue stars
which. were presented by Mrs.
Fred' Young.. . •
Anne 'Errington, • Sandra Er-
rington, Cathy Culbert, Claire
McWhinney; Karen Rivettt, Mar-
sha Hodge, Rosemary Eedy, Sus-
an Park and Sharon Pearson,
Pinecrest. ' Mgnor Nursin.�
ome.::
Professional Nursing , Care. 24 hour s daily
;Dining Room and Tray Service • ..
Member;— Associated Nursing Homes Ow, Ontario
Associate Member: -'7'1- Ontario Hospital' Association•'
Municipally Licensed
Licensed by ..Ontario Department of Health
MARY**. R•'NEWBOLD, REG. N;
• GEORGE NEWBOLD_, ADM.I:NISTRATOR
`rawer 220 , . r • . Phone 528-2186
' LUCKNOW� ONTARIO, •
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presented withtheir two Gold
Stars, by Mrs. `Frank • Thompson.
' After ; the'.::,Sliar • Ceremony . a
shorn prograni ..was presented
consisting • of` chorus by .all the
girls; • piano ' instrumentals ,by,
Diane Stothers, :Bonnie Scholtz,
Claire' aMcWhinney, • .Barbara
Blake, Nancy Wardrop, Martha
Eedy, Valerie• • Stothers, ":-Rose-
mary Eedy, : Anne • Errington, and
Karen ' • Rivett; • vocal , numbers
Diane and. Valerie Stothers and
Peggy • Young • sang a trio; Auld -
and Anne.Errington accom-
rey •g+bon
accom-
panied, by Sandra.:Err'ington • on
accordian; ; Irene Hasty • sang a
solo; Shelly. Allton, favoured • with
Blue ' Bells •. of • Scot'laxid on a horn:
Cathy , ' Culbei t thanked ' : all for
helping on' the. program and also
thanked. ' . the , ladies .for coming
Dint:'
Mrrs.: Mrs. Young,'Mrs.
Thompson '. alil made a few -'re=
pso
marks and Mrs. Cecil Blake:e
x
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pressedthe. a preelstion:the
ladies for such a fine ` evening
Miss 'Betty. Irwin.' wall pianist for•
the program and.. Marsha Had-
ges and Anne: .Errington ::present-
ed her with a small gift • from •: the
Explorers fax het services.' claire
McWhinney •closed ' the- meeting
with; a ' prayer. 'The Queen .was
sung -sand the : nine :girls receiving'
Gold Stars, served a dainty
lunch. Abut' fifty-five were pres-
ent.
for 'the occasion.
Mr. • and 1VIrs Frank Thompson,
p ,
Bernice . and Joanne ` visited.: Mrs:
Annie. Wall in Teeswater• Sundiay.
Mr. and ' Mrs 'Harvey- Culbert:
and: girls visited on' Sunday :with
Mr. and Mrs', Jim . 'Beaton,
George and Jim in: Lucknow. On
Monday ' morning , George left to
return to his work in„ Saskatoon
•Saskattlhewan • after spending a
month with his parents: and,'rel-
atives.. Jim is; attending Naval
school in Toronto.
Mrs.Margaret. McKenzie is ; a.
patient in ` Winghini Hospital with'
neumoni '. Mrs. McKenzie is tali'
p a
aunt: of- Mrs. Harvey, Culbert.
LADIES' :
AFTERNOON ' BOWLING
Monday, January 25th
:Wrens 3, . Cardinals • 1; . Orioles
3, Robins 1; .Bluebirds •3, :Canal-
ies 1.- Madeleine •'Haldenby rolled
the high triple this week with
585 • and Kathleen MacDonald roll-
ed 249 'for the high single.
Team Standing: Bluebirds 40,
Wrens • 38. • Orioles. 35, Cardinals
•30, Canaries 28, Robins 21. 200
games :and over, • Marie Stewart
205, Madeleine Haldenby 233, Ca-
therine Schmid 223, . Kathleen Mac-
Donald. 249, Marion ,MacKinnon
,248; .Marina Parks 213, Isabel Ad
who are in their thud year were ams : 237, !Mildred "' Cameron 227.
Executives Of
At MHome
Mrs.” Don . a1 Ic(osh; Ripley,' the
new Federated 'Women's Institute
of Ontario board member:.,fo^ sub
division 16,.gave'her report.. to
executive members Of .Districts,
Grey South,'.: Bruce. ,East, and
Bruce : South.: at her. :home, Tues
'day, January ' 19th, 10 'a:m ,Des
pite' 'the' wintry .day :15 mexn�bers ...
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attended. I 1s .. the ' T
It. hoped niter
national Scho Warship fund will. be ' . ,
-completed, this etar• this is . the
.year
Only F.W.LO. project for: this
:year There ;are., 26 : Scholarships
presented each Year This year :a
new one' has come from -the Men-
itou'lin•, .Island: • '
sl Further furnishings w which are
required.' at the Adelaide:'.Hoodless
Homestead, 'St.: George,,' the 'four.
der of ' the Women's Institute; •. •were
no
,ted .�.' ••:.
Mrs.John COherlton, 'Paris, On-
tario, : is the new Provincial ': Sec.-
Treasurer, while Mrs. Gerald'! Hol-
der, ;.Mono Road will' be: t h e
'Spring Conference .sec.. There. are
1406 Sr. • , branches, with a. mem -
bership of 35,524; 24' ' Jr. Institutes
with :490, members,: fore a .total: of.
36,014. member. In 196 this meet-
-ing 'will be ` held , in .Bruce East ' '
district . the. '4th' Tuesday . of ''Jan-
uary,
'January, : at' •10'. a:m: •
Representatives' , far -o m • Bruce:
South were District pies Mrs
Francis Gemmel, 'Ripley; District '
See.-Treas..,, Mrs. Donald 1VIacK n
non, Lucknow;' Federated'Refire-
' sentative, .Mrs. Jam: ,Kirkpatrick;
Ripley; :. Mrs.. 'Harvey ; Houston,
:Holyreod, .Grey -Bruce Area P.R.O.
Members of the' . • Purple
W.I • assisted : the hostess at
noon luncheon.
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LANGSIDE
Mr. . and Mrs. Elliott 'Johnston
of ` :Ripley" were recent visitors
with Mr. and •Mrs: Russell; .Ritah-
ie;
Mr. and Mrs.: Sandy Murray
, and •family of Sharon • spent the .>
week=end with Mr. and •`Mrs.
Charlie Tiffin* and other • friends:
Mr. and Mrs. Iarvey Miller
and boys David and Dean ' laf
Kitchener visited Saturday with > :
his parents. : Mr. and. Mrs. Frank -
Miller
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The Annual meetiing'. 'sof of. Lang- •
side Church will be held. Satur-
day ,afternoons, . January. 30th.
Kathleen Morrison daughter of
Mr. and -Mrs. Gordon • Morrison.
is a patient lin ;Wingham and Dis
triet Hospital.. Their sons' Roger ' ,,
And Barry Morrison:' are both ill
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Team Standing::: Buicks 32, Pon L
32, Fords' 26 Oldsmobiles 24. :
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tiacs 33, Dodges. 32, Silverwoods ..
LADIES` •
AFTERNOON B9WLING
(Week. of .January. 18th)
• Cardinals 3•, Bluebirds: 1; • Ro-
bins 2, Canaries 2; Orioles
Wrens 0. .
Marie Stewart captured both of'
the honour spots this weekWith
a 288 single and a 710 triple.
The 710 single,. in turn, replaces
the season's high triple of 684.
Team. Standing:' Bluebirds 37,
Wrens 35,. Orioles 32, Cardinals
29, Canaries 27,•, Robins 20. .
200 games and over • Dor th
Errington 204, 230; Dianne Di
son 205.; Mabel Steward 240; Isa-
belle Eedy 272, 21.5;' Shirley Haw-
thorne 205, 249'; Marie Stewart
228, 288;• Maxine ,Maize •202;: Enna
Henderson 218; Mildred Cameron.
2136,
Marie Button 247; '201; Mar:
ion 'MacKinnon 226.
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FORMERLY THE. BARGAIN BOX
NOW LOCATED ON EAST ST..
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