The Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-01-27, Page 10PAGE; TFN.
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l'HiLUPK-N,OW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
,WEDNESDAY, JAN. 27th, 1960
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AT FANTASTIC IlitIVES
ubers
. The secretary of the LuCknow and•Pistrict Horticulture
Society has • receiVed • word' :that members' again be
able to Procure roses and begonia tubers at fantastic prices
There are mime eighteen different varietieS of roses
available at seventy,five cents, each; five';different climbers
at eighty-five cents each. Nine newer. varieties' including
Pink Peace are available at one dollar each With three at
one dollar ,and fifteen cents, These are Itele,,n Trauble an
apricot -pink; • Kordes Perfecta rose -red; Chrysler -Imperial'
maroon -red. -
.Begonia tubers are available in large &id medium sizes;
the large' are 12c each and, the medium will'be ,71/2c each.
' There will -be a slight additional charge for packaging
and express charges,' etc.
MIMS and DAHLIAS
Theie is, also listed some. ten varieties of hardy mums
:and .six ,clifferent,kushion mums. Theie Will be twenty• -five
cents per. root
In'atiition there will be 'dahlia ' tubers available for
those interested. -Varieties, etc. Will be. deterMined when
V yeti are interested in first quality rose bushes and
begonia' bulbs make up your order .arid give it AO the sec- .
retary of the society as, quickly aS possible. We have been
told ‘that these .inateriali •wili..be handled on. a firat cOMe,
'firat• served basis. We 'should enter otir bulk' order within .
the next month. Make Up.. yoUr list and
CALL THE' SECRETARY NOW.' :PHONE 301, LUCKNOW.
•LLIVKNO*, AND::DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
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Members of: the stiCiety have also, been invited to at-
tend the Orchid Show at the Dale .Estate„ in Brampton, on
January 24.and January 31,.. If interested call. the seeretarY
'for further :information.'
Mr. DesMond O'Donnell who
spent .the , summer months on
the,Great Lakes is ribw. holiday-
ing at his .home here.
Mr. Michael GarVey and. hip,
mother, Mrs.' Marie Garvey Of
Toronto visited' with relatives
here dUring the past• week.
Mrs. James. O'Neill is now
Mr. Norman O'Connor spent
list week -end *with friends in
Owen Sound.
We are' sorry to hear that •lit-
tle 'Leroy .Drennan, youngest
son Of Mr. and 'Mrs.'llenry :Dre-
Friends of this community
learned 'Of the death Of Mrs.
Thomas Finn of 'Detroit .recently
DetrOit•Hoipital, where she
had been, confined since a seri"-
ous ,fall,. whereby. she' fractured
.. Several relatives'from this dis-
trict attended.: the funeral , on
Thursday last of. Mrs. Jas.' Dren-
nan, 90, '.from the Johnstone,
Dungannon Cemetery..
INTERMEDIATES. SWAMPED,
ST. COLUMBA MONDAY
laticknow Intermediates. cele-
brated Bobby BOrn's .night. on
Monday, when theY snowed urfr
der: the St Columban squad in
a :blizzard of rubber' by a score
frorn.,the score sheet about. eight
or nine "Sepoys" figured in 'the
leading the barrage with' four,
goals,- while ROy Erriberlin got
the hat triek. .
. Lucknow's next scheduled
.horne. game is next WednesdaY
night with ,Monicton. '
Monday's lineup was. compris-
ed of Bari+ MeDonagh, Ernie
Gibson, Hugh 1VleMillan, Ron
Graham', Ron KelterbOrn, Donald
Arnold, Thom :Collyer, Roy Ern.;
berlin, Jim 'Wilson, Jack Blue,
Bill Robinson., Walter. ArnOld,
Al Baker, -Red Gardner,
Referees Were Jack Henderson
and Jerome Murray:
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SENIOR 'GIRLS, PICKED
UP WEEK -END WIN ,
up a win, in ' the inter -school
baiketball series 'on Friday
,night when .they defeated Wal-
Lucknow CoUrt 'In 'the other
half cif. the double bill, the
Junior girls were edged out 'by.
Walkerton 25 to .24..
The' girls will play.' their l'aSt
scheduled -home gaines on 'Thurs-
day night ' pf . this *Week with,
Hanover, as .the' visitors. •
On Friday.. night: the boys
•journeyed Walkerton where
'the. Seniors .were on the short,
end of a. 50 - 30 pcore, while the
Juniors 'took it. on the • chin 89
TIMBER TIPS .
as they ran •Up totals of .64.1, 640,
and. 629. by Doiothy grrington,
Gwen .caegar and ,pick: Park
clO little to 'step their high y
Thompson only, making 'the last
game interesting.. ,
'.'Mike. :Sanderson • fpund
mark as .he ehalked..up a 759 to:,
point 'victory .over the• Zebria:
Singles- by 'clibb MeIntosh and
Charles Webster. Were also a: big
'factor in the win. Singles by
Doris Boak arid 'Stuart, Jamieson
were a big hell) as the Zebras
wOn 'the first garne.
e Stewart. duo's 1260 led. the
Tiger a' 3. point victory in a
close ba le. with the Lions,'Sing-
les by John :Park andiJim
with Singles:by Fred Young and
Freda EiTingten keePing the
other two games &loge,
The Squirrels _OA-- advantage
of 'a, „5., player effort try: , the
.victory. Bill Button was ep
marksman for the 'Squirrels
with Jack 'Treleaven taking the.
honors for the Cpons.
Clarence Greer with 616 'and
Kay Crawford with 585 led the
Gophers' to a 3 point victory Over
the' Chipmlinks. Bill Hunter's
618 - and George Whitby's •595
:could only claim 1.point, for the
Chipmunks.
•Ctibs 49, Pole Cats 40, Beavers
30, Tigers 28; SqUirrelt 28, Chip.
munks 27, Zebras 27, Gophers
26, Lions 24,. CeOns 22,
' It loOks like the Cubs and
Pole Cats' Will 'retain' their posi-
tions but,' with only 8 .pOints
separating the 'other eight team'S
we're .looking for quite a Shill-
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LOCAL snowily:ow ME
AT GUELPH IIEETING
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".The annual. rrieethig of :the"
Canadian Dual Purpose Short-
horn Society 'was' held on 'Satur-
day; JantiarY 23rd in the' Royal
er 'at. 'the noon luncheon, E.
Farnsworth, first vice -President.
of the Ontario WhOle Leatt.
gue told' of the plan Currently
under study by the League for
the .pboling , of milk' arid .price
blending.. ,
A large increase was rioted in
the. number • of Honour Certifi-
cateS and medals ,Presented. krY
Charles Thorn; .President. of, the
Canadian' Shorthorn Association.
Notable were Hillview Daisy gth
With 162,213 lb; milk arid 4,211
lb. fat in 3 lactatiOns;; and Wing-,
787 lb..milk and 3,200 lb. fat:in
The National Herd , TrOphies
on
bPopn, Moorefield.
50't intrease was noted in,
increase being in the Maritimes:
Mr.' V. Lynch-Staunten, Nash-
ville, Ontario' and Mr. William
Sinith Guelph, were .re-elected
. for another, term as president,
Mr, Fergus Lannin, Dublin, Ont.
wat electecl director for Western
Ontario. "
Attending from 'this area
president of the Ontario Short-
horn Club and Murray Gaunt,
Wingham, •assistant Firth Editor
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OBITUARY
mks.. c. FRIT4LEy
A. reSident.. of Chesley. for
many years; in the . person ,o
Mrs. j: C..Fritzley, passed away
last week after a lengthy Illness.
she having been , a patient in
Years. • Decefised was. horn *In
Lucknow being the. former Cora'
Ross, daughter' Pf late 1V.Ir.
Married here, to :J; C.. ,Fritzley
WardS, where Mr. Tritziey took,
employment in "Krag BrOthet.s
wedding anniversary on Febru,.
liassed away in November .of
that year. Fer ' a year, or two;'
nOw and lived with..her sister,
but when her health failed, ahe
'Was. taken nback to,..Ch'e*y and
and Edna (Mrs. R. B. fletherink?
'hillddrreenn. '. Co fcl:" al2 ign.ireilayt,, ,gansdl?;,
active in', the work Of Holy
Sebbol 'class, and was officer of
the. W:A. GUN for many ,years.
She was als6 a" membel,' Of the
Women's Institute and of the
Chesley Red Cross,' The romains
rested at the Emke Pluieral
aoine,, where' service was con. '
ducted ori ' Friday afternoon by
hceemt—otreeeayto,r,: Rev. J.„ A, tiliott;
with ' interment in the Chesley
The mumps aren't Cprifined ,io
the Youngsters. Elliott
children had them, arid now their'
father,,. Bryce tiliott; is\ suffer-
ing from the s.arrie malady:.
Some people would be more
WccesSful if they had' fro°