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THE tiCKN9w sorravq.,, Lucialow,
ANNUAL
SPRING SHOE SALE_
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MEN'S, WOMENS and CHILDREN'S. FOOTWEAR
Now 9i!--
,Flaving Completely RenoVs.ted our
store, we have SLASHED PRICES
to a' fractionof the original price
in our final spring housecleaning.
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Hundreds. Of Pairs Of Shoes To Choose From
At Cost.•And Less Than Cost
Come In and Be'Convinced.
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Lucltnow, ' Phone 1 49 •• , .
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INTERMEDIATES ;HANG UP :They; cOuld., only , ice 11 '•men
• THE SKATES FOR THIS,VAllt;''and were up against a fast ,and
smooth -working team which rat,.
..Lucknow Interniediates played tied in•8• goals in the first period,
their first .garnein. three weeks added. nine more .in the second
• .; on Monday .evening, • and „took a and 4 in the.
..••..third. , •
21-0 shellacking that has'' decided " The local line-up which battled;
Ahem:, to call it "a season.' • to the. finish was. goal,. Don El•
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Lucknow hadn't,. , ?played. a liott; ,def. Al Baker, Hugh Macz
• game .Since February 26th when Millaii;:.1st •line; arnart,,'Graharn,„
they eliminated Blyth from the Kelterbern; alt., RObinsdp; Hour.=
seriesgroupston,•Hunter, Ritchie; .MacDonald.
Meantime they. have sat back •
idly and watched, keen ice turn, Ratepayers • from three school
to., slush, and the arena doors sections in Hay .township • have
• !doge. ' Sent. against Eicira which .petitioned for release from • the
we understandis a "C" team, Hay Township School' Area So
the SepoYs hadn't a chance • on theymay enter a Central. school
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: You Can .Have M: re Living Space
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TEVIBEH TIPS •
The Gophers moved • out into
first place in the, Group A. when
they rolled 3 games over the
Squirrels, Rus S Button scored
662 flat and. Olarenee Greer was
close ,behind with 659 for the
Gophers top 'efforts. Gladys Ha-
milton was high „for the Squir-
rels.
• The Beavers held the ,Zekras
scoreless when they captured se-
cond plate.: The 'MacDonald duo
were . the 'Beavers stars. with a
neat 1400 pins. 'Bill Hall was
the Zebras top bowler. •
.The 'Tigers and Cubs 'tied for
third place when the Tigera took
3 points from the CUbs. Bill Ste-
wart and Mel Dickson rolled 620
• The response to the Lions 'Club Artificial
Ice' Campaign has been wonderful and the
minimum objective is in sight. '
But ...Much More Is
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The original objective Isvas set as a "must",
to make the project feasible. But it dia not
take" into account 'the permanent floor and
other equipmentthat will ,be essential. '
So Keep The Donations. , Corning
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So we can "be borne",debt free next fall
when the artlficial ice season opens in,
Lucknow.
and 584 respectively and Dick
Park led the Cubs.
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The Kangaroos ' led by Don El-
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liott, with 631 flat moved into 1st
place in the Group•B scoring,. t • ,
When they' took 3 points from the.
Coons. Jack Fisher .was high or ' YOUR ' LOCAL ' CREST HARDWARE
. Phone 50 . : . ' . • ' -. ' Lucknow
the Coons with 580. • ' , •
The 'Pole Cats scored 3 points
from the Wolverines. Ken Mow-
bray led' his team in the scoring •
with 565 flat score, and Barry.
McDonagh was •high for the Wol-
verines with 491., •
Shirley HaWthorne set the pace
for the . Chipmunks when they
downed the Lions. 3 to 1. Shirley
had'. dn. Freda Errington was
high for the losers.
Group "A"
Gophers 7, Beavers 5,••Cubs 4,
Tigers 4, .Squirreis 3, Zebras..
Chipmunks .5, Coons 4,- Wolver-
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2 Lions 1. .
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& Mrs. Marvin Jack.son Gillivray, reported. 'sales .to
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Group.:gB". ,
Kangaroos 6; :Pole Cats 5;
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Bluewrater Service Station .. 25 00 Mr. &.Mrs. Bill Smith. - 5,00 -
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Goderich ' , • .* Seaforth ,
Harvey, Robb. . -. . .......:...„.... .. '... • 5.00 Art Andrew, Kapuskasing'10.00
'Mr. & Mrs Clare Johnston ' Mr. .& Mrs, Cameron' Fin- ..
and Mrs. Hugh Wilson...;. 16...00 .. laysoni Toronto 10,00,
Allan Manto ' - 10.00 Susan .and Geo. Gibson .i'20,00 ••
Wesont Lumber Co ' • . 10.00, .• - . , . ,
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A.. r. Mitchell.. • , . 10.00 Bruce' lans . Alv,
, Kirkland.'Lake , • ..' . : . ••
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Mrs..0..Moffatt, Toronto , .5.0u Ot'FAME ., Drive.
,ts.„ Mary A. Leishman • :,i0.00 , . . . „ . .,
Markham . '''' . ''' 'BruCe. 6oUnty .FA:Mi'' 'commit-
Audrey and bout 40.00 ' te.g met oit 'Thursday in Walker-
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Listowel : . • ton The hairrna Jack. Mac -
ICE *TM) PONA,17ONS, •Davisiburg, Mich.............10.00: at. $8,5 000 00 • 's• •
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William Hardy1. 7 .. 1.00 Jack & Girin Caesar . 2000.
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Receipts from draw at Lions
.• _Dinner Meeting 17.00
(Prize donated by .Cana-
dian Pittsburg Industries •
Glass Division) •
Imperial 011 Ltd, Leaside 50.00.
Jack jrwin Sr. ' 5 00
Jack Irwin, Jr. , 5.00
Hon Patsy Dave and. Don
Wilkins, R. 1, ChesleY .... -4.00.
Mason 1VIcAllister„.Dung. 5.00
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• II Russell Gaunt • '5.00.
an Eugene Conley • ' 5.00
• 14.. S LVAPLY ...P Douglas Graham 50.00
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Harold Button,- Dundas
John Kilpatrick, Arkona
Mr, & Mrs., Robert Hewat
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Vancouver, RC -7 •
hn Leith, Ottawa
Sam Chin, Chas. Jr. &Rose,
Chin, Toronto •
D. Maclean Johnstone .
London . • •
Joe Carroll, Goderich .
Mrs. Margaret MacPherson
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Mrs. .Beth , Sherwin
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Brandon; -Manitoba ,
W. Percy Agar, Islington ..
Mrs. Geo. Andrew, London
R. E. (Dick) Cardoline and
boys,. Reed,: Hazel • Park,
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MN' Townships , over their quota
5.00 are, Culross Carrick Amabel, •
100 Bruce and Eastnar; others nearing
1000 their quota 'arelcincardine-afid-7--
Huron
.00 of mt,wasCharles:1VIprceIsnennitand nhis
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10.00 opening remarks stated he was
`. • ' always glad to come and work
4.--00, with the people of Bruce Farin-
5.00 ers in' Bruce County have paid'
" ore for transporting their live2 00
to market than any other •
..• County in 'old .Ontario' It. is.
5.u0 cheaper to, transport processed
5 00 animals or igesmt
Semi -processed meat than e,
10.00^ Is Your SupiScripzion Renewed?
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*Your Choice Of Up TO. 4000 •
Different Colours To Match '
Any Shade • You, Require. ..
• It Takes Only Seconds On' Our
Dispensing- Machine. /
John W. Henderson Lumber Limited
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Pictured here is a partial view
of the sanctuary of the Christian
Reformed Church which was de;,
'cheated recently at an„impressiV.e
aervice conducted%Iby the pastor
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of the ,two -point -Listowel and lands, ,fpurchased the form
Lucknow congregations, Rev., S, Johnstone Funeral .11051e.
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treao'i: gregation established by ell6or8asted!andndfratti'to'xP
urnisnh°evIclft
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new' Cariadians from the:Nether- 'vide their own House of W011111
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