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' THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL," LUCKNOW, ONTARIO .
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o but f • p. Committee Discuss
`win' ;Pine SEel for 'Citizens' Apartment.
If the Lions Club (or any other
club) is interested its a Twin
Pines. Senior Citizen's apartment
in Ludmow, a five man Commit-
tee should be set up to discuss
the : matter, Reeve George W.
Joynt, a Lionsmember, told
the. Club at their regular meet-
ing on Monday .night.
Mr, Joynt said. that. Art Haas
of . the -United : Co-oPeratives of
Ontario had been: in town recently
and -discussed the .matter with hili..
If thereis interest in the pro-
ject, the . first step . could- be ° to
appoint a committee:, have ' the
Clerk prepare a list of all those
over . 60 in the Village,. and • then
meet tore discuss the matter' fur.
.thee, •
Mr. Haas addressed the Lions
Club in April of last year; .in con-
nection with Twin . Pines apart
ments plan sponsored by the U'n
ited` Co-operativesof Ontario in
interested with local•
individualsor organizations.
X000,, "or land value.. equity .to:
this amotmt, is 'au that is re-
quired tonally to have an 11 -unit
s field. card:.
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i :Popularapt es
whenRes' stages 'a,
card party at his schoolhouse on
Senior Citizens .apartment . build-
ing., If a site is made available•
itcould offset any local cash
outlay.
„Mr. Haas pointed out last year
that. Twin. Pines Apartments, Ltd.
build, own and operate the apart-
ments, consisting .of seven; single
units, and 4 double . units. ,
• Single . applicants must ' he at
least •60 ' years of age,: , and ,.at.•
least one of any. couple of that
age. ,� . •
Monthly. rental for single units
would be between $42 and' $45
and ' 'for ;double suites, $52 to $55.
Suites are, heated "' • and are
equipped with " stove . and frig.
They are self-contained units, with
automatic: washers' and dryers .the
only utility shared by the tenants.
Janitor .service is provided at .this
rental, including grass cutting and .
snow ' shovelling.: .
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Hallam 84 . Dave Wall .84,
Eiimir..a.i.:eLDurhOmL:,
are group �h�mps
Lucknow Juvenile hockey team.
won the. group championship from
Durham three games to two by •;
virtue 'of their .9-6 win here. last '
Wednesday night, The series with
Durham was nip•• and tuck through-
out with a body -contact -game more
prevalent than in other Lucknow
encounters this year.
The local -gang- had to fight to
keep their head above ,water in `
the third,. period when Durham'
scored three quick' goals 'in sic- . l
cession; to change- the score sheet .
from 8-3 to' 3- for: Lucknow.:The t
Sepoys ' added. another . insurance .
marker, before 'the end of the per .. '
•iod.. Goal scorers for. Luck ow •• a
were Doug Johnston 3,.Doug Mac-
Kinnon and Ross Forster 2 each CADETS'` RECREATIONAL
and single counters for Wallace .SHOOTING TARGET SCORES •
Houston and Donald':. Fisher, •-----.
The , : win advanced . Lucknou Percy McClenaghan 97, Elliott
against Port Elgin in the :t'G.O. .A. toy 86, Keith Kaiser 85, Jim
Juvenile "C" . semi-finals; . D, KaeDonald 85,•• Ken Taylor 84,
• • Wednesdays FEBRUA1 r ,944
-chi�v�m��n�Fo�r
Ripley CommUflitYNW!! t
in`
Ripley District High School
New Auditorium,'
THURSDAY,. MA.R(H 5
tri,. to 10:00. p.m. ..::
.800E
AubUrn Fire Hits
Br�shei 0�
}Charles Hallam :
Arthur Hallam of R.R. 1 Au-
burn, a .brother of Charles Hal-
lam of. Lu'cknow, suffered a sev-
ere fire loss on Monday ,night ,
last week • when 'his'. barn ' was
Port Elgin : Oust
Team
Juvenile .. t ..
- Joyce Tharburn 59, 'Islay Howada.
Juvenile hockey . is Lucknow . �; Donald. Bannerman `55; Karla
£M.) Hall , • .. .
4'Sgt . Reed 83, .: Peggy Button1
AAllan, Colwell 79, . Allan Co
8,: Donald Andrew' 76, . Ian Mc-
• •-, Rae 69, Roy .Button 74, Herb Hun-
ter 63, 'Eldon Eckenswiller 62,
oyes for the .seasotn by virtue of Riegliag, 54;Pauline Wildgen 48,
the two -straight game ': loss by Dili Chester 42.
Ltie now on Saturday and Mon-, . Two' cadets and Sgt. Reed• had
day. a special shoot _ off with 'Keith
Lucknow play". in Port Figxn• Kaiser , placing • first, Sgt. Reed
on •Saturday .n t and lost by a • pla• ;second and Jim D., ¥ac -
C 4` eAshfielcV it teems. the • burned The Hallam farm; the or, score,. of 8-2 with Doug Johnston • Donald • placing third.
whole comtmlly. turns out: iginal :fancily homestead ' is locat- and Doug MacKinnon flashing the
At
�Q°n' a Monday ,it '+�ALKERTON TEAM WON'
in " 18 tables into the `little red Auburn to Clinton. • Back in., Lucknow
on
the last the packed ed the 'base iia rtmning from red light. '
party
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'schoo '
l ",' and the aggregate ' Mr. and.Mts. Hallam' and •f:arn ;was_ do or die and Port Elgin THE PEEWEE TOURNEY
for ..four '• is of such;parties Ily were in. bed . at the time of Proved their superiority by whip-
; y ..Ping,'the locals 14-4. Ross Forster �T;alkerton Peewees:were win-
Boas . +R2. tables.: .: • � . the • discovery of the .fire, . about -Ping
the 11:39 b a neighbour, Stanle : Ball, and Doug MacKinnon scored two 'nen; of the recent...tournament
• s winners at ,tine last . h5 . •. �. Mot.: .'ea.ch fore Lucknow .: '' :staged „ins• Palley; by the Rotary.
party were • Mrs, Nora Dauphin • Lost in • the blaze were IS M k
and Tom Rbvett wiith'.consolation inn cows, 7 heifers, 24 pigs, a ton.' Lucknow team made im- club.
prizes. gehig to `:Mrs. Jean Bro of feed and . a_ tong of fertilizer, pressive starts in both Part; Fla The Lucknow . Peewees coinpet-
ton and Ed Blackwell; a intik 'iaachine milk cooler . games: In Port Elm they lead • ed and ..won .their first genie : by
Proceeds. of ., :e parties will -go
for-
. and Mildmay deet
started to click. In L ckno tli second round y
sward :a. trona' .trap )-Iiia;: summer
for '-p►are and pupils of the
tion: T are. • 28 attend this
Air are :parties
axe : Mid* :i ; l est
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'2-1- a score aver'Southampton. In
and a neck separator •'plua�ha9 and:� 1-0 and before Port Elgin 6-f►
grain and miscellaneous items, u . w on e
I Mondor. tine . bonne team took: ' a ed .: .the Lucknow- lads.4 'to- 1 In
Ouse of' the': fire 'was not deter , 9
mined. Mr.. and Mrs. Hallam have 3-0: lead before Port Mem .caught tib ft 1 game of the series Walk=
no immediate for • the fu- fire:- erten edged Mildmay by : a ' 3-1
p
cure. Portnow meetArthur re
' :. ' . Elgin
• The AaRAms . have a family l .ln .the W O.A.A. fin k
by Harokl MPhil* of 'Loc- • : , age'16,; is employed Lucknow goal, 'Arthur—
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ley, :.defence, Donald Fisher, Riiev�
Mullin; centre, Ross For,-• t-, •
. , Doug' . Mair 1 :fig ..p
J' � .: alternates; Ken .1 ac .mor
N[�nor
section, here, the. teacher Don.
&itds. regular parties*
at viii ` hatch' whie' .: Eiphck: ;teaches
• llisimisailiist■aaiaa ateasRtatasairaaaf aintaps itanit Bruoe,:B Cs ►r
land► ea�saa,
,N I To-�. �Bfli v , nocke•y Prize Draw,Sh t Of�„;,a;H�;.
nn Stork AA
Stook
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s• / Jt ■ TIMBER TIPS Rrple against Zurich last
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.. i Shi<rhe :Hawtlxrn+e`. rolled theey" mon, 'per' Cubs :attended • tine Presbyterian •
Pres-
et a . hi for' ' he week' s .dent Leroy Malden. and hts Le-
church in .a body on Sunday and
a ' - F-
.' •: xi Sys Conunitee' :conducted
' ddressed b•Rev' •Rod hT
At the. PeeW glayaff . game•in
Gas-.Od'or' Bugs:
business Pktces
The odor of gasoline seeping , in-_
to buildings from •cellar a drains .
has ..been a, bothersome matter
with a few ` main- street ' business
places for a considerable time
now:: The businesses. of D. ' . R.
Finlayson, Lucknow District Co-
op and The Lucknow „Sentinel
have smelled the ; gas .odor in
varying degrees over a period.•ef
Many months', with, . the.. . air"
of leaving some
times to, the, point n g. me
with.. a headache or 'pick stomach.
The ' latest ; .•a arance . of , as
pPe g:
oline is in the *creek running un-
der the cement:. bridge on Qual-
ity ' ):Till. • Village. . 'foreman Alex
Havens and. Hugh .MacMillan dis-
covered the •late`st' location ' while
clearing a. plugged ,' dram fronta
catch ..basin '• running from the
north . . •
Investigations has been made * of
service stations in the, area. of : the.
trouble who: report : that' . their
equipment has:: been :checked: and
there.: is no signs of loss of : gas-
oline . from their tanks The 'gas.
mystery is yet 'to',be . solved, and
we ' who have to , contend.. With it
hope • that it soon will be • solved
both from a ,.health and danger
standpoint, .. • •
Marked Bo Scout
Week On S•
Asa climax '.to Boy . Scout ;week
and '.Thinking Day, Lucknow Boy
Scouts, Girl Guides, Brownies and
�3 flat �d• made Stewart a i w 'betw• een k• second
■••turd. tbe w;
maple 669 were a y ac
Lead
. ■ Ticke were .sold by minor. hoc'-
Leaders' accompanying the var-
flat and Mie : riersan � �
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Park • . bad the high tripe • and third Period. `• ,
a• ■• :had a ‘73 .flat Dick Park had etre `key players on 'merchandise prizes • Taus group, were George Whitby,
a {lei a e. a%: $ clanated . y local merchants, All Ste Jamieson, Mrs.. Jack' Mc-
.. •a: high • wart '
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Lengths 'in Stick 6 feet to 12 feet
Available. in Lem.gths .Up .To 30 feet
$SC? -
x, . Trapping and • ` Spiral L eaad • Head Nails
iNSULtION
cp-r: - Loss AS MUCH AS 35 PER CENT
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GRANULATED ROCK WOOL
MICA -FM 'POUR TYPE LNSULATIONINSULATION
PITSBURGH':.PAIN,TS
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To ?MM t " S ade Yoe RegOire.,
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■ Standing: time and equipment for the minor George " Joynt, Mrs'; Lloyd• Hall,
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■ TStgers 8 Ci 56 &&•rets 4 , and Mrs. Alvin.
Teams. Top ticket seller was Keri Mss: Oliver Glenn
■ Squirrels . G- , s 'MacKay ay who managed • the Juv..: Hamilton: .
Dorn 4�,,
39, G Tip u> 35,1Pol. •Cain 3S'". ')eta this year.. The night The color part included' Jim
patty
a b Coons 33, , Zebras' 31; ' Wohcrines was made a compete success.: by •; my- .Button; Andy Anderson and
Kangaroo ^, • • Ripley' Pee 'Wes: beating'' Zurich' Kenny Johnstone: The `.offering '
In •z * Comes to play.' 7 to 3.: was` ret�ei
ved by Billy Chester, .
Fritz,. Winners and. donors were Jimmy •Henderson, Terry and Eric.
■ rEizabeth MacKenzie from Ripley ( Taylor,
■ '. . LUCKN.OW SQUIRTS WIN • :Mean Market. Mike Pollock :from •' ' .._
a RETURN EXHIBJTIDN KLATCH •-
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.... - Squirt and'Rmley from Ca7rthers,Gary Strausfrom Walter Culbert::ar:-
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• Hemae. scar, from ' Moore Grocery; ie 'Lowry from George' McLean,
i , • iucm game in Luc -know Arena on Lloyd Irwin from McCreath. Fur- The' Ripley Legion thanks every
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tight- •Lucknr+F rye om n:r.i. R• E. Wrightson from one who assisted in. any s'.a'� to
a top of the .dam b ea~.ui_ 4 s1R. .
■ cal • ` Jeyce t make,the
■ thein opponents by •a SCbre of 4-1 .{,= :,.-IL Sen . :. . • Brooks
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THANK YOU!
e, wish' to ' express 'bur •sincere' thanks
mor atan for.. the generous 'patronage. •
the' pleasant 'business and :social re-
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so1d ,out business to Mr: and Mrs.
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Tort fad us:
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