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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-04-08, Page 14ie ri I•.AV .M -12 ■may FOtittiEgt Irwin, with work in transforming ..• . • what was :the former United Church. shed, ving THE^ LUCKNOW, . SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL it .1164. LUCKNOW,, ONTARIO ' k - ^ffiri•al� Opening : . • ha • commenced • (Continued: %from ,page 1). on January' 27th. Official ribbon 'cutting .ceremony Was performed. by Reeve George W Joynt ' and Murray Gaunt, .P.P., and ;po sooner were the appropriate formalities over, than there was a ,rush for. the, alleys and billiard tables and .Lrfcknow's new recreation centre was in full swing and a. great, credit.. in- deed. to, the proprietors, and; an asset of which' the community, can be. justly proud. The. pin boys and snack staff were, quickly initiated into their new . duties' and hada ;busy ev- ening of it.. *Owner of .the new Lucknow bus- iness venture is Lamrert Van Der Veen. His son "John, who has worked closely with his' father. 'throughout the 'construction, will act, as . manager of the business fisted by Jim Osinga of Lis- wel. • Extend' Best Wishes Before • the ribbon ' cuttin4:• John Van der Veen 'expressed their hap- pineSs .to " see • so . many present (then . only . a . fractioh' of those to come), and.said. it was reward- ing after so much hard' work and planning; in the preceding weeks. 'General ' contractor was :Spence Reeve Joynt extended greetings on. behalf of the Council and all the -citizens to Mr. Van der Veen and, John. "We are proud. to have you locate here, and of your.pos hive thinking and trust in. our fair•. Sepoy: Town," Reeve Joynt said..Ilealthful recreation facili- ties add to, the .town's. position.. and • are attractive to industry, be ;gilded.. He congratulated . Spence Irwin : and' all. the contractors and expressed best wishes for success to the Van. der•Veens.. Murray Gaunt said he was hap-. py to take .. part in . the opening ceremonies a n :d congratulated John and his father ' on. their en- thusiasm, courage and' initiative: He reiterated. the Reeve's re marks that the . enterprise was a boon' and added to the moving forward of the'' whole . commun- ity. "But it was not . done without work, -planning and money and I know the citizens Will appreciate the convenience and: patronize your enterprise," Mr. • Gaunt said. George and Murray then pro- ceeded.,, to snip the double ribbon giving; access to the alleys and proceeded each to. "throw the.first Covers Gives Any Rooth: A CEILING TIL Cracked Ceilings.. New Modern 'Look Brightens:; Any 'Room In The House Over 100 Colours 'From . Which . To Choose LLBOARD: PANELS: • ; By . Using 4 ' foot . x ,8. foot 'Panels 'Oyproc Excel Board Masonite Hearts of 4a1� Board Pecan Board Buternut:. Board Cherry Board Plywood An Extra Room Can Be Made .Quickly & Econotiiically WE CARRY A GOOD SUPPLY OF ALL 'THESE . PANELS FRESH :'CEMENT IN STOCK Io �t W. 1�e�rTerso- t�fltbir )'hone- 52841,18 .Lucknow'.. A TIMBER TIPS Thee Squirrels moved into a. 1st place tie with the Lions when they took 4 points from the Cubs. Bill Button was,. top scorer:for the Squirrels with 639. Frank Eady led the losers. The ,Lions: let the Beavers score 3. points off them. Len and. Fern. MacDonald rolled. a combined to- tal of 1312 pins /for the Beavers: and John Park 'to ped .the • Lions ,p sheet.. ' with. -583, ;, • The Tigers with. Grant. Chisholm top .bowler took 3' points from the' Gophers. Clarence'. Greer, had a 784 flat , triple. •' ' - In Group B, the Wolverines took 3 points : from the Chipmunks. Elaine Thornton , rolled. 603 • ,flat plus 81 handicap and. Bill Bolt was best of the Chipmunks. ;The. Pole Cats with team effort took .4 , points. from • the Kangar- bos Ray Gannon was* top for the ` Kangaroos:. with 708 flat. . The Coons • and .Zebras split • the points..Jack. Fisher rolled 723 flat and Mel Corrin had 613. fiat: Fred' Pierce had 667 flat and Doris; Beak 610 flat for . the Zebra's 'stars. Standing: Group "A" Lions, 10, Squirrels 10, Gophers 8; Cubs 7 Beavers 7, Tigers 6. Group "B., Wolverines 13, Poly Cats 10, Ze- bras .8; .Co_ ons . ' 8; Kangaroos • •5, Chipmunks 4. Memorial Organ (Continued from.;. page 1); Russell Whitby .;and: Jim Ketcha- baw approaching - . the chancel steps; 'with Mr.. Whitby addressing' the minister. in 0 these words,: Reverend Sir, we the church war- dens and members of St • Peter's church, Lucknow, request you • to accept on behalf of this Parish this . new church . organ the .. gift, of members .of this 'parish and friends, to be, henceforth known as the , Memorial -organ,.: Upon accepting the gift • Rev. Mr. King . requested the Bishop, to dedicate the Memorial Organ for use in Divine servicesto the glory of God and in memory Of mem- beet of the congregation; 'which Bishop Appleyard proceeded so to do, • and in his prayer made refs. erence to those who have passed having ' encouraged and ' strength- ened those' who -follow after them. In his :remarks to the congre- gation 'Bishop ; Appleyard 0 said it was a . worthy achievement to ac- quire the organ : and ..become- self supporting' at. the sametime, and. referred to the importance of,: at the same time, 'keeping thea needs of • the Kingdom .of God in true balance, • For every dollar we spent' on ourselves, a . proportion- ate amount should go • to the out reach ' of the .church, he said, That the, organ must be in tune' was used as a simile in . impress- ing upon the congregation the im- portance • of 'any church, of- any community, living in tune and harmony. ' A reception followed in the Par- ish . gall,' :which is also a' recent achievement of St. Peter's con - .gr gation, when a pleasant. social our was enjoyed; • DonationSi to the . Memorial Or- gan Fund, ..made , specifically • in: memory of loved. ones • were in memory of the following, and a plaque bearing their names , will later.: •be 'placed in the church: Mr. and Mrs. Temple Clark,. 'Charles H. Cooke, Mrs. Winnifred (McQuillan) Dawson;7-Sy di ey d - ward Dudley, • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Durnin, John Elphick, John P. England, Master •Eddie ,(J. Edwin) Gaunt, Edwin Gaunt' (Sr), Joseph Gaunt, Mr, and Mrs, Henry B. 'Grant, Russell ` Grant', Rev. J. R. Geoghegan, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haines, Edward :J. Haines, Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Haines, • Mrs.• . Robina Higgins, James Johnstone, Mrs. Melvin Johnstone, Mr,' and Mrs. A. Ket- chabaw, R. F. King, Mrs. R. MacPherson (Charlotte Haines)). FIO George McQuillan, Mr. ' and Mrs, ,Edward McQuillin, Mr. and Mrs. John- Me uillin- r i Mi Q ,s ss=: Maud McQuillin, . Miss Mary McQuillan,. Mr, and Mrs. Richard McQuillan,. •Mr. ' and: Mrs. R, . H. McQuillan,. Robert McQuillin, Roy and Elvin McQuillin, M Ef11�01�o s .Nit,,. and Mrs. Allan. Dares of London,and formerly of this • com- munit eturned recentlyfrom a four month's overseas. trip, Mr h Durnin is, the former Elizabeth Hodgkinson of Kinloss:. • 1. Allan,a veteran of World War II, had been., employed at West- minster hospital, London. He re entl reac a re' age, so. Ire Overseas Trip Places : familiar to Allan from. war service days. Mary's husband, Danny Heibert is with. the RCAF 3rd • wing sta. toned at , Saarbrucken. They are scheduled to return to Canada' shortly after . a, 4 -years overseas. stint. ' During Allan and Elizabeth's 4 months visit, they teured the:• c _ y h d tu'ement *French: .Riviera, Italy, ^uAustria, Mr, and. Ml's. Durnin took advan.. •txerland, F�ngland, toe 'of the opportunity for, a hol- Swi . `d,Ireland. Germany,flew tage .. Scotland and They da to :.visit with: their, daughter . • •. ways and their; .final depar- Y both, y Mary and her husband in . C,e d' the con, ,tune for `home was:. from Shannon many., • , ey airport Ire. a , Th also wore e orient and British. Isles and some • 1 yd COnsign.rneflt Monday, May 4th,,:at i Lucknow Community Sgle Can handle' }up to 500 head Phone 164r11 Ripley"or Lucknow 528.9912. u■■■■■■■■.■.■■■■a■■■11111111101110••■••■■iimm11l eae` • . ■:. •■ • WeSuggest YQU See Our �: � 'Stogy t ■ • ■ ■ ■. • N. • ■ We Have A Large New Selection Of ace Savers - Davenports AN Upholstere. 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