The Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-10-24, Page 10•
WHITECHURCH
'Mr. ;and Mrs. Jack Ryan and
Mrs. J. Johnstone of rGoderk*i
visited on Sunday at the home
of Mr; and Mrs. Victor Emerson.
Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Scholtz.
and family of .Goderich visited
on Sunday. at the 'home of Mr.
..and .Mrs. ,Ezra Scholtz,
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THE. WCKNOW SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Mr. and Mrs, Ross. :Smith and • i
,family of, . Toronto spent, the Iry mgham Won= The
week -end at . the borne of Mr. ,
and Mrs Russel ,Chapman,
Mr: and Mrs. Alex Whytock i' •Softball' Protest
Ivisited on Sunday at the twine In, St, Clements on. Wednesday
! of • Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Why- night the St, ° Agatha Saints
tock, downed the Wingharn Brophy
and Mrs, I'aul Groskorth 1 Goodyears, 7-4 to 'win the :decid- i
WFUN!'... DAY, OCT; 24t
and Miss .Karen Groskorth of
Torontospent the week -end at
1the home of Mr. and: Mrs. El
, w o .. Groskorth.
Rev.; George Watt of Oakville
was in charge of the Kincardine
United Church Anniversary ser
vice .on Sunday. Rev, Watt also
visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Millan Moore here,
Mr..: and Mrs Carl IVIcClenag-
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"Justthinking of
WINTER.giyes61E
GOOSE PIMPLES!"
Silly goose. Warm downy
feathers will protect him from
shivers and 'shake's, But winter's •
freezing -cold will give you
goose pimples if you" are :.
not prepared. Rely' an CO-OP
Sunglo, Fuel Oil Service, for a
warm comfortable home. It's so
dependable ... so convenient
...'so easily arranged. Inquire
today at your Co-operative.
When you join and patronize
.0 Co-operative, you are sure'
oo get your "money's worts."'
h fact, "compare it with the::
CO-OP. brand" is common
procedure in communities where
there Is a Co-operative,
ing game in . WOAA Grand
Championship semi --final series.
The game • was played under
protest. by the .Goodyears.
Ken Snyder was the big hit-
ter •for the Saints with. a triple
and single while Lorne .Gardner
had 2 singlesfor the Goodyears. I
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St. .A•-200 21
Wing. —=1 0 0 0 0 0 0'0 3-4 1 3
r• horn : visited. on Sunday at the Batts., • St..,Agatha -- :Cressman.
and Bender, 'Wingiam Botch -
home of, ..Mr, and Mrs . James kiss` Chisholm . (6th), Baker and
Foxton. (6th). . • '•
The protest 'meeting was held..t
at Listowel on.. Monday evening,
when a replay of +the. game was
ordered , ' by the . WOAA to be
of Zurich visited on. Sunday at i played. • in Wingham On Wed=
Swan.. e home of Mr, and Mrs. Harry knesday�ye htrs req . .
uired. .to play
Rev. George Mitchell baptized three games before a champion-
Ray 'Kenneth Swan, son of Mr, ship .series. 'Reg Cressman play -
and Mrs. Harry .Swan and' lack ( ed his first game last,week in
Carmen Whytock, son of Mr. & the 7-4 win for St ;Agtha, and.
Mrs, -Carmen Whytock on Sun- I it was on these grounds.that the
day in the Whitechurch United I protest Was lodged and upheld.
Church ..The meeting was presided ov-
Mr. `Barry Tiffin, son of Mr.1 er by the president, Jim Inglis,.
and` Mrs, ,Dan Tiffin .has • taken ° with three :executive members.
a'.position as' an' assistant Chef, Present. Jack Tiffin and :Ivan
at the _ Watezaloo University. I Gardner represented the Wing -
'ham � Cluib.� ._
Mrs..' Russel • Gaunt,. Mrs. ' Ed i
Walker, Mrs, Inn. Currie, Mrs:
McIntyre m Ridgetown . Mr. and,
Mrs. Ben McCl'enaghan , return-
ed' 'home afterspending two.
weeks holidays,
Mr.. and Mrs: iOlarence Wadel
'Gibson Gillespie:. and • Mrs. Vic-
tor' . Emerson attended the Park (
Head Bruce County rally of the '
Women's Institute all day aThurs .
'day. ' Mrs. Emerson gave an en-. "
1 tertaining ,number on Bells' ;for
Bruce , South District 3
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TI1V>BEI TIPS
the bowlers appeared.
slump` this -past week
CHURCH' NEWS ! ,t of:
I Little ,Helpers: Group Met to be in a
1 I asvery, few . high. scores were
1 =A ' :very enjoyable ' afternoba
1
Ispend the winter. '
' I think: this is the busiest sea-
son . 1 have ever had. .I now have
the inspection : of the :_ Covent
Gardens •which has to be 'done
every day along with the other
districts assigned to me..
Bertha is working in- the Bank
of Montreal 'here in Byron and
enjoying it very much.
Roddy is enclosing a small'ited Mr:' and Mrs.. Jack
donation to the rink as 'he had aid. and.• family at 'the
a lot of fun at the arena and here. • '
had' his . first • hockey . practices Mr. and ..Mrs,' Joe
there.' . ' of ;'Detroit visited' with:
• •Youurs 'truly, ,thers; Leonard and
(Innis E. • Mai: SSween. i O'Lou' n over the w
'1/fr. Frank Sullivan
home after visiting in, -
Mr, Maurice Dalton,
Mr. • Dennis Dalton of
Dr an s ' J: A Kasper, Charlesdick ,spent the
Mrs. Clifton'.' Austin , o
week -end; •
Week -end visitors
& Mrs. Frank Moran w
Mabel . Quigley, Goderi
and -Yrs Wilmur ,Mo
family; Mr. and Mrs. Al
an and family of . Lond
Mrs. Irene' Murphy,'
Mie,. Joe Murphy, Stratf
[made*
was spent .at St. Peters Anglican. t
moved well out :in
`' to 1 win over KINGSBRIDGE
ontiEV October 20th. when the Little front w,ibh .,a .. . ,.
the Beavers. Mel Corrin was. the - '
aVC I Helpers met for thein annual :d Mr K
gathering: During the short de- rose om , is spent
FUEL OIL "PROPANE • GASOLINE ,� votional , period held in•. the
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• GREASE � 0 church each Little ,Jielper'shook
hands ' .with, Mr: King as she or
he •was presented: with a sbeauti
.prayer card.. ''Games ;Were
led in the ' Parish. Hall . and
lunch and tea served: - to the
Little `+Helpers and ',:their moth=
ers:.The 'Little Helpers :group 'is
made .up of children from in-
fancy. to age .seven: ' Mrs. Maude
Connon, Parochial . Secretary,
' ow•' was
1PETRO, M Church on Saturday afternoon
:. ; ., .. The Coons
top bowler for the .Coons with P t M' h the
614 and :Jane ; -Treleaven and week -end with.,Mr. Jdiixn,. O'Con-
Mary Fisher rolled 568, and ,567. n'
at their home ''here:
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Frank. Thompson with:
Don MacKinnon's 511;
Beaver's `.'best efforts. ,
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The Squirrels came
With , a' •' 3. point win
556 and. :Mr. `Mace Martin,' Rainy River,
were the! Mr. Michael. Martin and sons
bhrouglY Andy, Kenny and Michael of
Stoney Creek, spent the week
over the.end • witch Mr. • Andrew Martin:
Mr: and, Mrs. Joe V
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Pat Sul Evan; : '
kr.. Gerald Dalton 'o
spent the week -end
father, Mr. Michael
Gophers..; Lorna; . Button's 600.•,to=� Mr. and Mrs Raymond Aus
tal was. high : for the winners, tin and family" of Toronto, 1VIr. You 'can: tell how
and Merle Elliott led the -icor= I and . Mrs; Ambrose. Hartman of man is_by what he tak
-nig for ,the ..Gopher H Kitchener , visited with Mr: and 1 `a 'time — stairs.or pi
Ruth Jardine • and' Bill Hail,.
bolstered ;the Zebras attack on NN••M•••••NSSNS S$Neee■SN•eeeeeees
, the Chipmunks with scores • of r.
574 and ' 600: ''Don. Leader was •
high for. the . Chippers with 575.1. i
The Tigers took. 3 points from l •
' the short " handed and unlucky 1
Pole Cats. Captain Bill Stuart .•
and his ' better half led their•
pack with. totals of 620. flat and :•
569: Mike . Sanderson was 'high:. •
for the Pole 'Cats with 624 .flat. ! •
• The Kangaroos and • Lions 1 t
split the points for 2 each. John •
Parks was.top ..bowler., for the •
Lions with 688: and Ray Ga' ' •
non' was, the `Kangaroos best ef-•
fort with ''527 plus 84 handicap M 2
for 6114.••
The Wolverines . and Cubs I
split the. 'points. Gwen Caesar 5
was high for the Cubs with 676 •
and 'Barry McDonagh was higwh.•
for his .team 'with. 622: 7.., • : Iii
Standings
• Coons 14, Gophers 11,. Beavers •
9, Tigers' 9, Cubs 9, Kangaroos , . :
8, Zebras 8, Squirrels 8, Chip •
(minks 7, .Lions 7, Pole Cats 3,
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Thanks so znue'h for sending
the Sentinel as :(I think at this •
date it is over -due; • We enjoy
every •issue of it as . 3..'ucknow is
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still home to use
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1 Hockey has already, :been ,
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1962 Pontiac, Laurentian . Sedan `.automatic fully eq
• 1962 Pontiac Stcatochief Sedan, with automatic.
1962 Pontiac Stratocbief Sedan with standard
1961 'Chew: Belaie. Sedan, automatic, power;
equipped-,
1961 Pontiac'' Laurentian, power steering,, -automats
• equipped• ..
Pontiac Parisienne 4 -door hardtop, ' V-8,
fully powered.
• .1960 Pontiac' y Sedan, standard ' transmission.
1959 Chev Belau Sedan' with automatic.
1958 Chev, ,Sedan, standard
1958 Ford Fairiane Sedan, automatic
1957 Pontiac Standard, Sedan
1957 Pontiac Sedan, automatic
1956 Buick 4 -door hardtop.
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