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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-02-17, Page 7WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17th, 114$ THE LUCKNOW' SENTINEL; LUCKNOW ONTARIO •Ne•NE11•0"1“NN“EAAIE eNe A•Ee•0,eeeeE400AEAIAM•‘•EeAiAR o • • • • • • • •> • •i • • •• 0.• • i••••. Effective Jcinuary water rates will •beasf.�li�ws ►wellings with a full bath Other dwellings Contracts will increase .ucknow Water Works System PAGE SEVEN ••• • •. •. • • • e. • • .•; . • • i'. • •. • • • • • i •: •. •. • • :• • : • • .•. • • ie•••••+e•ee•lei*••••et••••e•e••••oeo•a•ei••ee••'e ••••000.• oie•eo41 •eo0oeie HITECHU. Whitechurch U.C.W. The UC.W;' of "Whitechurch held their February meeting : on , Tues- day, after'.having td postpone it a .week on . account of 'stormy weather, at ,the home of Mrs. Garnet .'Farrier.. ' The meeting` •op ened'with ;the singing of. ,The :Lord. Is ally Shepherd.:' A' prayer of Thanksgiving , a ,n d. Intercession was- given by. Mrs. Dana: Tiffin. Thanks was tendered Mrs Eunice Gillespie for, flowers which she, ,donated to- the .church. '2VIrs 'Ezra Scholtz' gave a report on . the; quilt' situation Plans . were . made . for the. baby" layette which • is re -F '`v uired: for :the Presbyterial Bale. Mrs. George Thompson, convener of Literature and Periodicals, be- gan. the new study book on Trin- idad. giving an, interesting insight on the: ways of the Trinidad peo-. pie and country. Mrs.°Garnet Far-; rier `played the;:National Anthem. of Trinidad: The 'motto of . Trini- dad'. is �: "Together .we Aspire;' Together. we Achieve." 'Mrs: Ez- ra' zra' Scholtz played two . violin solos accompanied by Mrs.; Garnet Far- rier.' 'ar- rier.`'.The ; March meeting arrange- ments were made: for the regular meeting ' and the World's Day .of Prayer to be • held March' 5th In the United Church.. 'A vote' of. thanks. was . tendered Miss .Diane Coulter for typing the programs and Mrs. Eunice .Gillespie. was thanked for looking after the.. used_ stamps. Rev. ' George 'Mitchell closed the meeting with prayer. The travelling basket ' got off to, a good start for the New , Year. Women's Institute' Meeting The 'regular meeting' of White- church Women's 'Institute was, held Wednesday '"afternoon . at. the home . of 'Mrs. Victor . Emerson with 20' members • and ' 3 ' visitors in attendance.The meeting open- ed with the president,, Mrs. Em .Distinctiyely Personal for Invitations, Thank1You and Notes. :Perfect for . Gifts 'SO 'INFORMALS AND 50 ENVELOPES "Thename in raised black printing on fine quality white Velluma er with matching plain envelopes. P p .G . Order Item 2260. • Choose from these Four Typo Stites 01. i4/attEt also t, TYPE'a't'YL:E A10, , 311m 10 101 f1ui>+rson' ¶rYYPI STYLE Au MRS. DONALD PHILLIPS TYPE Se'ic1ILM Ala Mrs. David Retinron TYPE e?YLE Ale . _ ,,,,,.•,,,.•;; ORDER FROM THELIJ CKNO V SENTINEL. .PHONE:5284134:. Ia: Coffin, presiding and 'the sing - , ming ,of. the Institute ', Qde and re- peating the Creed in ;unison The, correspondence was read. The roll.. call was answered by. "Should women. hold jobs outside ` the home." .Every. lady ' present voic- ed her opinion and a. lively dis- 'cussion. .followed By show ;;of hands it was agreed to have a *series of Hobo card :.games and 'each one make a.. donation . It was: also decided. ,to 'have a ,St. Patrick's' programme on March .19th. Mrs:''iDan : Tiffin is 'Making a pin cushion" On' which 'tickets will be:. sold . at : March , meeting; and. lucky,- one drawn.; A progres-: sive Euchre party will be held. March 1st . in 'theCommunity Mer motial Hall: It wag :'agreed ,to ask the Comnmunity' Hall Board, to Make it one of their .rulings, that. for all ' Saturday night receptions' or entertainment held in White- church Community Memorial Hall that ' the closing. time • be .11:45 p m'. ' and ' that they be requested to play. the, National Anthem: Mrs. Russel Gaunt.' gave a 'paper on Canadian Industry.. Industry has advanced 'so' much in the :last 25 years that we now live in a rest-. less .Changed world due to inven- tions. The 'manufacturing Indus,. try has advanced due ,to' most. clothes nowbeing .bought ready. made and the coca -cola or ' soft drink industry . how it has grown.. Hotisework ia• all ,changed because of. the 'many, gadgets used, which created an . Industry for . these: Look at . our local Fairs; they are show windows ofprivately owned Industry, (pmmunity 'singing .was enjoyed, .;Mrs. Emerson, read ; a clipping 'sent ,by Mrs. D. H.Mac Donald on "Farm Wives". and "HoW to make money" at hothe. Mrs4• Gaunt , commented' on the mottb -- Por men may come: and'' men may go but „Canadian Indus-' try, goes on forever like the brook in the old ;school, reader, The role. of women written by Ethel; Chap- man was also read. The ..March' meeting is to be held at the.•home o Mrs. Albert Coultes, The sing ing of the National Anthem clos- ed the. meeting. ' Mr, y nd Mrs, Eldon" Emerson of Penetanguishene are visiting this week. with Lila Emerson. We are pleased' to report Dave Gibb was released on Tuesday from Wingham and District' Rog-. pitai. Y USE ' SENTINEL. W.AN A,DS. osF Frustrating Nights"Says ". Bob. Hull About Pain Henderson's Work The ' .following • story,; written' by • ftenderson, like.. Pit Martin and Bob Hanley; Hamilton sportswrif- Ren 'Murphy, ,is a "floating" nue, er, has.. to ' do . with the :recent. man ,.bust ,now, spotted in there "shadowing lob". Paul Henderson by Sid Abel . to relieve men m his: did on Bobby Hull ` and Hull's regular alignments. . reaction to it. The ,,article was "Maybe I'm, tryingtoo hard;" picked up by Charlie Webster.on he was saying last night, ' "but a 'recent visit, to Hamilton and the; goals just won't come; I have . we are .grateful to him for show one goal and five assists this i',.. ingj : it to US year.. I` know I have • the `shots They . tell . a` funny' story about I have 20 'mere than one player; Paul Henderson and the night he but, four fewer: goals. Maybe ,Tin shadowed . Bobby Hull, checking pressing too hard. Maybethey'Il him ' doWn to folirshots and nn, come, suddenly." goals.. His recollections .are stili very A Detroit writer�` clear on the : "shadow night" a - Reay for commentpN y gainst Bobby Hull. "They put -me. on. the line .with .`. . Hgwe and 'pelvecchio • and .told me what; my assignment was. I: was to neutralize Hull, saving us maybe a -goal or • two. That' meant that `the clubs: in effect were. playing_ two=man' lines, ,when, the Hill and Howe lines were 'on . the ce:" " ; •Paul hung on Bobby all night, acknowledging :.that • Golden Boy' was . "strong as 'an. ox," and 'that bumping him was like.' .colliding ' with a . brick wall; .7< "1 could keep , up by watching. him all :the time. But • if 'you. let hits get. half, a stride, on... you, you've lost. hi:n.' unwilling to ; compli Wing. Henderson hadn't been great, he said, but rather Hull had had a bad evening. ' So , the writer asked Hull him- self.' who . was. forthright and ,gen- erous in; his praise of Henderson:. "It was. one of the most.. frustrat- ing nights I can remember," ' he said, "and' . I was , surprised that a . young. ,player, could shadow me that well." It was New 'Year's ..Eve and. Hull. had three shots from the point in.the ' first" period' and only a single;shot of any kind for the' remaining . two periods.: Henderson ' was . in _town last night' for the :Detroit team's an- nual 'tag •game ., with. the Junior Red ' Wings, an exciting evening's fun for 3,050 fans; many of them autograph hunting children. essed Billy t Bill was ent a Red The weaker sex is the stronger sex because of the weakness . of the stronger • sex for the: weaker sex.• .•■.111 mpie rehouse Service w within #ew miles our firm. Products • SUPER FLOiIV Fertilizers` in btilk orbags ` C 1 L Anhydrous, Ammonia in 2 -ton nurse tanks (applicators available) • Special Turf. and Garden Fertilizers (GOLFGREEN and EVERGREEN) Services Save time and money with"the C I -L Bulk Spreading Service. 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