HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-04-03, Page 617.7
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THE i.UCKNOWSEN ons! , LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
ere IsA Co-op Near,:
Wherever you „maybe, there's a com-
plete
om plete stock ''.of, CO-OP FERTILIZER,S•. near
by,; ,, CO=OPS ` are : located, throughout Ontario
to : give you the fastest delivery or pickup
available. Because man r . farmers did • not "
"early ' advantage' of purchase" fertilizer
savings, they 'willall be buying at the same
tune.. To beat this rush, look to. your; CO-OP....
It's fully stocked with. a • complete line of.•
fertilizers : ready for shipping.: Immediate pick
up or delivery of any, 'quantity, to meet your
specific needs;
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C -�P � FERTILIZER is under constant
" Quiality Control" . throughall phases of
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Rev..' 4...A. Walton, .DD, 47,:. a•
native of Southampton and a
"University 'df Western Ontario.
and,HUr-on-C-o11ege-gr-aduate has
been' elected Bishop. of Moos:onee:'
• Bisliop Walton . will -be sev-
enth bishop. .of the Anglican idio-,
cese. He was rector Of Set.,/ Mi-
echaels arid All• Angels Anglican'
Church in' Toronto' before his
election.
Following : ;graduation:from
'.uroriCollege :ihe . •was assistant
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curate . at Huron Collegeel
and Laterassistant cae at. th
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Lueknow, ,Dungannon and• Rip=
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His first parish.: was Merlin,
Ouvry and Er^ieau. 'He served
in Wyoming 'then the diocese of
Moosonee . 'before • going to Tor-
onto in .1957
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honorary"Doc:tor of Divinity de-
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LIFE,: , UNDElt:WRrrERS—
MET : ••AT WALIiERTON
The regularmonthly Meetintg
of Saugeen Lifero• Uendeiiwr'iters.
A�soi iartlo *as—hel�d a►t :atkor-
ton.. on. March ,22nd. The' general.
meeting,ifolloWed an eiceceutitve•
meeting.,.' Which '!was inaugurated
•bhi•s. month, •• •a procedure .which
will: continue in the • future.
President '•Wim:. Kinahan open-
ed ;the. meeting and introduced
Ken Vansiokler, ,' Regional Vice
Prei'dent:
It was suggested Mr. R. • .L.
Kayler, . Executive Director and
General' Counsel. sof Life Under-
wwriters "•Association be .advised
-of executive 'meeting, April 28s;teh.'
Vice Pres. Rod Helwtig,: chair-
man: of MemGbersehip..advised . he
intended it, contact. all ;persons
!holding a . life• license, . with • the
idea of joining the
Association:ooiAssociation:
ER TIPS
In Group "A" the Cubs held
the • lead when. theyscored 3
ip(oin'ts from 1,be. Lions Dick and
Norine Parks had. •a combined
notal oof 1,348 pins .and Gwen .and
Jack 'Caesar . Were cl•ase 'behind
with a total • of 131,3..for the Cubs..
Jim...and Freda Errington were.
totes for the Lions. ` • .
The Beavers :took •. sole posses-
Sion; of 2nd place Then they' took
3 • paints from the Ohipinw ks..
tloyd• Ashton rolled .621 flat &
Len MacDonald , Was next
,line with; 581, Don Leader led
-the -chi,prhunks With 651 and
Shirley.. Hawthorne had 633; .
The Tigers held (the 'Z (bras
scoreless when, Grant. and Wilma
Chisholm : and. Bill and.. Marie
Stewart were the- . top tbowlers..
Stuart .and Pearl Jamieson were
high: for the losers. .
In' 'Group "B" the, Pole (pats
led 'by Charlie. Webster with 666
and Mike. Sanderson's.. • 587 took
3 : (pinus from the, Kangaroos
with Ray :•Gannon,• and Ron
Thompson eputting. 'up the best:
effort for the Kangaroos. • •
The .,‘Coons tied the .Pole Cats
for let oplaoe when the Squirrel
failed to take.'•a game Jack Tre-
leaven !had 'a flat. "scare of 582
and George Joynt,.was ,right :`be-
hind ' with 580'. flat._ Roy 'F1•nlay.-
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