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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-11-29, Page 514 WEPNES'PAY NWT. -29th 1961 • 011.040.414,99.1P•009.9.9.9.9.40,41,99.90,.......,••••••••904 _ „ • , THE LUCKIIQW SENTINEI, LUCKNO* ONTARIO •• • • • • • • • •• .5) • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • '• • iIAit D IS . • •.! • •• •..• • 00. • .• • • . • • .41. • Wide atSOrtOleRt.. • •. .0: • • sr; • o. 0; • • 6; • akachoice early.. • .•.• .. • • . • I Use our lay -away plan. • • • • WILLIAM MURDIE and SON • • • • i••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••41 JEWS 14 W,N140SS BOY' SCQUT . Gia0U1' , • tu The Sc t meeting was:invaded last ' Week , ith fifty-five parents --of course they *ere more than •Weiddme, as they had came in. • response to an invitation to the first. annual parents meeting. . At about 8:80 our visitors ar- rived and the Scouts, went into horseshoe' formation for an in- vel'stiture ceremony. , ... Three new recruits were invest- ed Thompson, Mac Mc- Innes and' Bruce Colwell. Since • •• his parents could not be present last week Ian Steeksma had been .00 • • invested the week before.. ' TIMBER TIPS On Wednesday night the Go- liers defeated , •the • Wolverines 3 to 1. Russ. Button,. Clarence Greer and, C. Andersonall rolled well over the •500 Mark.' Barry MaoDonagh was high ,seorer. for O • the Wolve.rines. • • • • Fine team effort aided the • • • • quirrei . in beating the. Coons 3 to '1 to tie them in the scoring ranee. for 3rd place.- Jack 'Fisher was high scorer with a frat'triple ,of 676 plus 39 handicap to give O hirii. 715% triple, ,• , 0 .Again Lady Luck missed the' O ;Kangardos, 'as the :Zebras took 4' V points.. Team effort again aided the Zebras With 10 pins ence betWeen. the 4 top bowlers.' Dori Elliott rolled :593 • for the, • 'Kangaroos ,best, effort.. • Frank Hawthorne topped his own record triple rolling 831 with single games of 296, 261..and 254.. Ruth Mathers also captu high aingle game .'for the Iadies with a flat 260. These high scares ,along . With George .Whitby .693 •triple were big factors in the Chipmunks scoring 3 p.ointa.frOm .the' Cuhs..• Len and Fern MacDonalds billed total.: of; 13n19 led the Bea, • vers scoring.' They won • thefirst two games from, the polecats and •the' : Pole Cats :fought back, 'to win the 'last .game and take' the pin fall by 60 pips. ‘Dinnie •and Josie Hamilton led the Pole -Captain BilI of :the Tigers. and:. Mel. Dickson rolled. over 500. to take a- 3 poiiit• lead, an the Lions. Jim Errington rolt led high .for the •Lions 'with 584. Standing: • Cubs. 25, Beavers 22, .13.ole 'Cats 22, Cons 21, Chipmunks 21, Squirrels •201; Gophers 20, Tigers 16,,Zebras 17,,Lions 16, Kangaroos .7 -Wolverines 6. • • ' • • • 't . • mointamitemitimmatt ..( </•<•••::, • • TIRES • Dominion Royal Guaranteed 670 — 2 for 35.00 No Trade In Necessary ..'CliAlyIPION . •SPARk • PLI,IGS...,-...,,,,,:.,,,..,"—L,•,...,.......',.,.,,,,,,•:.,.„.::••$ 75 ..... O ''GASLIN1E ,ANTIflitEE00,' .4.64, ..tin, . each .,..,,.;.,,,.,,......„',,..i.,..•:•$: 7.25, .• ....'P•RESTONB• SPRAY DEICER,.,..14..oz..:,,..,..,:,,....i.„.......H.:,...„:„ :$1,85..,...., GENERAL.,EILECTRIC• •HEAI3LAMPSi.. each ...• • : : • •.-..,..„ $1..70 •. .. , . . .. . , .. . . . , . . Ii • • u• On 1. ...checx.-':.•:..•,..our Frorn:-: Filter.:.. Price • , . . . , . ,... _ ....„ • .. ._ OFPlet :1101EIRSt ii-tO — OPEN: .8.- DAYS . A WEEK • • • And /Other Farm' Product,' Phone 220-W • 000 . . Bud!. IIAMILTON cities se,vice. Agent Phone 220-W, LUckhoW' • " • • 0 81' . t• • r O Our first Scout attaining First: Class rank. was Martin Benedict, Who, received his badge. Also the 'three .Seconds — Bob Wall. of the Tigers, David Wall of the Black, HOI;Se,S: and Donald Bannerman' of tbe Golden Hawks received their Seconds stripe.• . Most of the Scouts have iy./W passed their second class first aid requirements.. COnsiderable tithe was .sp rit at 'this meting i for.. the Patrols .t� .decide what "heir .Cliristinas service project wciulct he.• . • • 'TIre' 'Parent's ' nieetin.g. was. 'con- vened, officially after, the Scouts left an:nine •0?clock. Mrs. Hilda Ackert was .apPairited. Secretary for the eVening. Chairman, Or- ville Elliott welcOmed the' parents: and reviewed the 'past year acti- vities:.The Capon project and the Shooting Match netted. about $265.. clear .and '4 tenta• and some cooking. :utensils will be :ptir.;•. chased this winter with, thepro- ceeda. . ' ‘ DiStriet -Commissioner Archie GoWaril,00k congratulated every- one for the progress haire .iriade and in particular thanked the parents for their:' wonderful support., He admitted, .t,hat. about :6'dozen. parents turn out at .most •Scout' Meetings and suggested .that theexcellent progress' made.' in Kna;lass was considerably due to the' support" from tie , parents. •peporfs. were .heard master Morley Wall. and Scouter Lloyd • Ackert Both leaders spoke in:praise Of their AssiStants,..who have been rriost• •faithfiir in the past ' year., Helping Morley are Rae 1,1a1denby, Duncan, arripbelli Barry Johnston. arid Ernest • Ac- kert. With Lloyd 'has, been Frank Colwell and. Walter Breckles. Mrs: Doris...Johnston,. the Presi-.7 dent of the Holyro.od Worneri's Iristitute Who Sponsor000ur Groups,. reported that 'she had contacted ,each: member ,o'tthe Group • mittee •and „.• that 'the . -whole •Committee .was willing, to con Untie • for another year..'Starting next' Year• howe'veis,' one •inember of the Committee will •have t� retire :each. year and the Institute will appoint 'another ‘Father. A real' 'step forward. also was the appointment 'of/the .Vice -Pre •sident.of the Institute, Mrs. Alex Percy as an :extra 'rn.einber of the Group. COMinittee. ' . A most significant organization Vac* 'Place When: it was decided 'at. this Meeting' to. found a Ladies' Auxiliary to the Scout CrouP, ScOuter Lloyd led a•,•discussion of. the duties and help a Mother's Club: could 'provide, Mrs:. Bene- dict and Mrs. Stark both spoke of their experience. in Ladies' It was painted out that all. interested ladies f Our area would be welcome to bk, long. Five 0 ladies. Were picked from the five general Communi- ties 'td form a Steering: committee Or executive committee to further organize .the Auk,iliary. 0 •, ' These ladies •are: 'Mrs, C. COI.= well; Mrs. L, Eadie, Mrs. Ir. Hal tionhy, Mrs., Robert Cornish and ' Mrs, Benedict, This committee • Will meet this coming Thursday 0 evening to further lay plans for. • the initial meeting Of the Ladies': AUxiliary. A lunCh. and „ideal hour fol- lowed the meetirigth end a very *"•..."....."•..."4...44...44....44.","44:444V../.... -•"/•../...-44.44./..../.....44/• • • • t...""•/••• • ...."4474%," - QUAKE. Are 'The. fitiest. 1 • PAgg, All. Steel ,Weld'ed Construction, s: 'AutoMatic ,Circulating.; Flame• Booster In'ereases Heat Output from fuel •consumption. Hi , Gloss Baked Enamel Finish. •' , • VVM. PALIRD E and Phone io, tucknovo. • •DiOtrict. Committee Formed O Six representatives from muni- cipalities served. by the .Walker-• ton office of the National Em- ploYnient perviae met. On Novem- .ber 21st •tb organize . a Winter EMprOymentCominittee to pro - Mote the "DO It NoW'' 000canipaign to ease, empiayrnent •in. this area, throug•h .the' coming •winter. • Durham Mayor, 'Miss Marian Calder, was. Chosen cpairtrian.rof committee.. Others :•atteriding . the Meeting were Mrs.: Verk.,Bueglas, .Mayor of .Hanover,',Ottb Blum, reeve of Hanover, W. 'Knox, president of Kiiisinen Club.,•Wal7• kertOn,' J. 'Edwin Krug, .conricil- lor of ChealeY' anti W. C. Winter, mayor of Walkerton. The Meeting was called by M. R:.Loueks,.man- ager of the Walkerton office. It' : was .pointed: out by Mr. Loucks ' that . the annual, winter. .erriploynient campaign is aiined at teaching business rneri- and pri- vate citizens ,hoW overcome old habits and difficulties about working ,in the winter thereby evening out • the fluetationa .in e.rriolo3rment. • ' Those'. attending .the meeting decided to make every possible use. Of • newspaper adVettieing: to. impress .the citizens witl-fthe irti- pOrfance of keeping 0 up employ- ment during, •the slaw. winter moriths':, It WO agreed that.. up • to • the present time UneinplOYi,." merit was. Pot seriocis in any of the centres represented. Durham is building a new .hosp'ital' at $315,000.00, arid also • a Senior' Citizens apartment of eleven' SON units., A ne* factory is being constructed in Hanover arid alSo a new bAilding for British Mqrtt- ga4e. and Trust Company. WM- • kertori is • starting a ten . unit apartment for Senior Citizens. 'It was felt that these projects would ,help reduce unemployment dur- ing the',corning A "Do ft Now"' week has been.- planned for early, in January; • , • CULROSS CORNERS . Mrs.• Frank Brown and Reg Spent. Wednesday •. evening. with Mr.,0 and Mrs. :Jas. Wraith, Luck- • • . „ • Mr. and, Mrs. Jiin'Hodgins, Sr. 'Were the guests Tuesday after- • • noon of. Mr. and Mrs: Art Hod- • • Mrs: Frank. Brown ad'-•, Reg,. visiteci'Monday evening with Mr. • . and Mrs., Harvey Nicholson and Hugh and Mrs.• Hugh Nicholson, '.• Bervie. • • Mr. and Mrs. Bob. Fisher, and .Kitchener, Spent... the, . • '• week -end with ,Mra.: Catherine.. O'Neil • and Miss Mary CollisOri. . • •• • Mr. ..and Mrs. Mac'ThordpSori: anti. family, 1,Vere: FridaY ..eyening • visitors:*y:trith mt., arid MrS.., Orval Wilson and. .fainiiy.: •• • • • Mr arid Mrs. Kydd of I..9ndOn, spent .Sunday. ith -.and Mrs, William •Kytki,. Mr:, and .Mrs, :Gerald SteWart . Kincardine, •were.Sunday visitors with .Mr. and Mrs., Toni Stewart. , BrOAVri.. ,and:, Reg Visited Sunday evening with Mr. and • Mrs: Lyman 'Sutton And family, Kinlough, • . •0 0....• '.pNgRAI... 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