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• THE .LUCKNO.W , '.SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDN] SDAY, FEB: 3rd, 1960
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IINGSBRIDGB;
Mr. and •Mrs. Jerry Eckert :and
Sharon moved to Kitchenerdur-
'ing the .week end;• „where Mr.
• 'tives in; Gorrie;
Mr. and ,Mrs. ,Mark Dalton,
and family ''visited last week -end
with 'relatives" in 'Sarnia
Mrs. ' Maurice Bowler of To
Eckert . .has .: been ; engaged. • to•: ' ronto visited With relatives- and
teach by the Waterloo :Separate 'friends here over the week -end
School Board, and ..their : Many, ;Susan of Goderich visited
friends wish'them every Y
y with Patricia.. O Connor for a
•Mr.' Walter Kelly of ,;London few days . recently.
visited with his parents, :Mr.; : and Mrs, . William, : iMeyer is con -
Mrs. John Kelly over' the week- valescin at' her' home here. 'af-
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en . 'ter . being hospitalized' for two
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Or: arid Mrs Jas. Sinnettand weeks ;following surgery in'. St.'
two children of Detroit • , spent Jose p p h's hospital, . London.: Miss
the , week -end with Mr., and Mrs..Norine . Meyer and her sister,
Fred': Vassella and family. `here. Ann' (nurses in,training at St.
1Vir: ; Michael • O'Neill and ` .his •J.oseph's hospital, London) • spent,
mother,' ; Mrs.Martha ' O'Neill the. 'week -end . . at their home
were Sunday ,visitors with rela-' here
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SPORT e
JUNIOR 'GIRLS WON,
SENIOR GIRLS LAST
The. Lucknow High-- : School;
Girls•' basket ba11: learns played
played their, last' scheduled Thome
games on 'Thursday- evening.
with: Hanover as .the .,visiting
teams, p
The. ..
• Lucknow Jur?iors won by•
a count of 33-16, but the unbeat-
en ,.Hanover 1Seriiors ..were too
good for the Lucknow Seniors
downing them 44 to 9. • •
Lucknow Juniors lineup was
as f oll'ews: Judy Webster, Mary
Aliin,Barbara RathWell, Mary
Purdon, . iharan :'Hodgins, Barb-
ara Hal'denby, Joanne -Alton,
Dianne' .Ritchie, Mary Curran;
Wilhemeria Smith,: ,Marjorie Al-
ton, Lois Conley,Ann Vander-
lay,: ,
Senior Girls --Patricia• •Thonip-•
son, Diane Rayner,'. Sheilla Hal-
denby, Elizabeth Finlayson, ,Rosa
lind' Loder Joanne Crozier,
'Barbara. Murray,, .Margaret Mul-
lin, 'Dorothy Dorothy ' Curran, • Nancy.
Forster, Nancy :Irwin; Pat "Pent-.
land, Sandra Percy; Lorna .H0-- •wald.
The ;girls' •tearris 'play' in Port
Elgin on Friday night. •
Boys; .Lost
While the girls were breaking.
"even , at home, the'. boys lost
both' ',games ,in Hanover — but
not by 'much. The. Junior score
'.was ;17 to '13 and' thesenior
game ended: "42 to, . 32 . '1.
'Junior ' lineup T;. Rothwell,
�4. 'MacDougall, . Len •>Stanley,
Larry 'Stanley; G. :,McNay, Ken
MacDonald, Jim MacDonald,
Glen. " Cowan, John .Andrew;
• Senior boys F. `Stanley, E.
Helm, • F. Ashton, • M.Campbell,
P. •- •Henderson• • D. Stanley, G:
;Hackett, K Bannernien,;.J. Van
Osch, M. Hunter. '
Port Elgin, boys: play ,here ;Fri
day night •,
LUCI�1lJOW .INTERMEDIATES
STRETCH WIN: STREAK
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Paced bY Ron- Graham's 5,
goals, the Lucknow Intermedi—
ates :. continued . their Winning
streak '' when they •:dumped' the
'highly , ;rated Wlnthrope • tearn
9.4 ': last Wednesday nigh on
Lucknow ice.
At that there were snore pen-
alties .than 'goals, with Wint'h7.
rope drawing' nine and Lucknow ,.
seven.• .Referees. *ere Jack Hen-
Berson and George Hildebrand
` McMillan opened ' the scoring
for • Lucknow' at. 7 Minutes in
in.
the' .first'' : period, which ended
571' for "The :Sepoys." E'ach ; teams
scored. :two each in the second,.
and .Lucknow had a 2-1 Scoring
edge in:, the
Lucknow's lineup—Mason; `'Gib-
son, Collyer, Graham, Kelter
Torn,' D. Arnold,. Emberlin,• Blue,
MOMi11an, ;Robinson; Baker.,' W.
Arnold; ' • McDonagh,:: Ferguson;
• Wilson; Gardner:
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OBITUARY:'
ETHEL ROBERTSON:
Death came suddenly to. Miss:
Ethel\Robertson last Thursday,
January' 28th,, less, ,than' three
weeks after she had • Observed
'her" 87th birthday, on. January,
10th •�
' ;: Miss Robertson :had been in
her usual ' health .'Until .a short
•time before her death. She was
taken: to' Wingham' Hospital the
-previous ;Saturday ' ,with a ' heart'
;condition and another seizure
last ' .Thursday was suddenly
fatal. `
She was...a `daughter:.of the
late Mr'. and ' Mrs.: S•annuei Rob=
ertson,' who 'Caine:her n, 1868
'froth the Goderich vicinity. Her
father established 'atannery busi-
.ness here. Which he '.operated ,for
many years.: Ethel was ;born on
January ,10th, 1873: There :were
two sons . and two' .daughters
in
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this family. '
By a second , marriage there
was a. family'of.lour,: with ,•1Vliss'
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Belle Robertson the, sole surviv-
or.•:Others of this , family who
are predeceased were... Mrs. W. E.
Henderson (Christena Maud)
Mrs.;
,F.' J.' ' Lucas (Ernnieline:)
and Russell', Robertson, `
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' Ethel, worked . fer •a. 'time :in.
Toronto as a :`dressmaker, 'before'.
returning, to :the Village.. Here
she endeared herself to many,'
Despite :a • hearing defect, ' she
•loved company; and retained a
youthful outlook on life. She was
kind • and , hospitable„ and did
many neighborly acts:TAsr•an ex
ample at- Christmas 'time, she,
packed . a box. of : her homemade
preserves and ' • pickles for, the
Greer Nursing • Home.: '
Shewas a .member " of the
Lucknow : United "•Church, and
her pastor Rev:. 'Gordon R.
Geiger spgke kindly,. of her, :in
the funeral: service 'held at the
Johnstone Funeral ,Homer on: •
Saturday: afternoon
Interment was ' iii South ;Kin-
loss Cemetery; . the .• •pallbearers.
being Jack Henderson; • Alex Mc-
Leod, .Bd Marshall, William Mc-
Intosh• J. M..' Greer, Jack Camp.
bell.
Surviving: also are, :two nieces:
and. a ` nephew, Mrs.. Ken' Chester.
.and•Jack Henderson, of Lucknow;
•and Mrs. J. E. Marshall' of To
ionto..
The inan who can laugh at
himself will: never cease to be
amused.
' Paul Henderson. got one of the
goals • as Goderich edged; the.
league -leading St. 1Vrarys Juniors
by a score orf 6-5 on Monday
night iii Goderich. before'. , a.
crowd ' "of over ,1300 fans..
Bill Robinson • had a .tooth:
,broken in 'a mishap on Monday
evening while the Intermediates
Were' ' practicing.:.: The squad
meets Monkton here• this Wed.
nesday ' night; and have three
games' slated for iiext week to
wind up the schedule.
Sailor (soulfully, at a dance)—
"Tell .me all about yourself —
your struggles your dreams ---
your
your telephone number."
WHITECHURCH
Mrs: Earl Jamieson. returned•'
home:' from. Wingharr General
Hospital' `on' Thursday.
Mrs,:' Meville Mathers, teach'er'
of No. 10,inioss, spent ' the
,week -end m Winghan'; hospital.
School, will resume 'nn. Wednes-
day.
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