The Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-11-23, Page 12THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
HOME with all cou ttniences, one acre of land' on: edge.
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CEMENT BLOCK BUILDING int. Luck/low, could eas-
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price:.
NUMB • OF HOMES i. Lucknow,, have all. ' convent
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.HOUSE NEAR MAIN STREET, all "new siding, hydro,
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'100 ACRES with extra good brildings, 85 ° acres work-
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JOHN HALL,. SALESMAN
Enckrtow
AMY FOR JUNIOR
HORTICULTURISTS
to
1DEATH CALL
TWO AGED ' LADIES
MRS. MARTHA MEADOWS
' The death of Mrs. James Mea-
laws occurred at the Greer Pri-
vate Hospital on Tuesday, Nov-
..emiber 8th,, at the age of 93 years..
Mrs. 11/leadows had been in
, failinghealth for some time due
to the infirmities of her • advan-
ced age ...and had not : had: her
eyesight for. a long period.',
Prior • to her aciniiS'sion; to' the.
hospital, ' Mrs. • 'Meadows had
made her home with her ,daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alex W. Hamilton who
gave her devoted and loving
care.
Mrs. Meadows was the :former
Martha Gray. She. •was born in:
Erin Township • on June 16th;.
1867 and on December 20th, 1887
was married at . Rockwood:: to
James. Meadows who predeceas-
ed her in 1929..
. The funeral service was con-
ducted on Thursday, November
10th at Acton. by Rev. .Mr. Birt
ch. Inteitn.ent was in Rockwood
Cemetery. •.The ,pallbearers were
' Mrs. Meadows five sons and a
grandson.
•Mrs:: Meadows is survived by
two daughters, Mrs, A', W Ham-
' ilton (Carrie} of Lttcknow Mrs.
Howard .:Osborne , (Hattie) of
GueIph; five sons,: Howard ..of
Calgary, Alex of Southampton
and. Cliff;, Fred • and Oswald, of
,Rockwood.
Webster, was presented with a • She was' ..predeceased ' by . her
bouquet •of beautiful white mums husband and three.. children.
and tri expressing thatrrTzs for the •
gift, she also thanked Mr. and I MATILDA ALEXANDER
Oxer fort r' J members WS- ;Bristow, .Mr- and • Mfrs • Death came, to, another of', the
were guests .cif the Lixc,.knc acid Cameron, : Mrs: .Breckies, Miss ' aged : patients .at. the . Lucknow
District Horticut1t Society- at ' Bea Parker and Flora :and. Olive ' Private Hospital on. Tuesday,
' at very euyagaable Party held for Webster who . so . giy . tielip-. '.N'ovemiber .15th . with the pass -
in .the T1' " en $a-. ! edt v�r%th e party •
Ti.egxtirm . trey . of Matilda. Alexander* who
tarda• ' ` Na 19th:. The ' "'s interest. to i Was within.' . a 'month 'of er 98th
g,,:' - � � of - pedalmo h
party, ,schechiled to take place the Iunrors were shown by Mr. birthday,
f=rown. 4,03.to 7:0 p.m . , Was ex- Bristow and included4 N Troops ng Miss 'Alexander Was the ' last
tended before and afteriand ,til of the colours, The, Mischievous member of the -family, of Mr. &
there was never a dtr . moment.., ,'Three Bruins, . Safety. ' :eartoori;: Mrs. loin Alexander. She was
Vi ariocrss ' garues 'were • played i County Fair and the Brener).. At born at Napartee on December
T rr*l ' 54a whent, supper was. _ser the close of the program, S'haryn f:18th, 1862, but spent much of,
Red after the, list Vice 'President, ;Mawbray thanked all those: whb her life on: the family,` farm Con.
Mrs -Morgan Henderson.'said the ' had assisted fn' providing their ; gr • West' ' Wawanosh:, She had
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Graces Party hats arid': balloons , happy ever rig ' EIFr memberr many friends in the community.
added a gay tonehY ten the Hely was ,given. a� few indoor bulbs as .
/ srene as hamburgers,. hot dogs, Tillie. She was a ember of St.
'Helens United Chch. The fun-
eral, service was conducted by
Rev. B. F. Green at the MacKen-
zie M e.morial Chapel on Thur,- Your 'l Ta res: Printed
a Souvenir of the party..
. chocolate" ' rrrr�;, feecrearrn and
cnoTrfe disappeared Tare magic-,
The lea de.r a€ the'group-, :Ada: IS Four
auoscription , Pants,
fN5U TE AND '.SAV:. ,
Prepare For Winter An Save Money
By- ' Installing Your 'Insulation:
Waoc Paper Enclosed' Insulattion Batts Can.
Ci i'' . DowN..HEAti LOSS BY
AS MUCH,. AS 35 PER CENT
THERE, IS A `TREMENDOUS". SAVING BY
INSTA2~'..LING. , YOUR: OWlr INSULATION
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The Insulation To Completely Insulate The Ceilings : d
An Average Home Costs Approximately $50.00.
Far The Walla, Zonolite Pour Type Insulation.
WE WILL GLADLY, GIVE YOU 'A FREE ESTIMATE
, FOR INSULATING YOUR.. HOME:
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NFSPAY, NOV., 23rd, 1961
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, Today At The ,
LUCKNOW SENTINEL
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• To Order a,
GIFT SUB$CRirtiON.
To The
LUCKNOW, SENTINEL..
of course
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They send .a gift', card at no extra
cost. It's 'a •Christmas • gift that . lasts
all year round '
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and when I'm there I think" I'Il buy my.
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piU..McessOrieS...
Wrapping, Paper, Seals, Tags, seScotch':'" Tape .with Christen
Designs, :Ribbons, Kiddies Cards, Comic'Cards, Bible, Ver
Assortment.
Your Photo o .
Cavil
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Photo �Crstmas. Cards .=just bring' in a.negative and •
do the ,.est..
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day, N overnber 17th_ Ni,•
Interment was tri Greenhill•Personalized Cards several . album's to choose from:.
Cemete with Albert Ta "Tor and More ..peopleire e• having 'their name 'Printed on
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William Purdon, Cliff Murray, each year. See our selection;
Wm'_: Kinalian; Mike 'Cummins &
Jbe. Foran acting as pallbearers.
A sister and four brothers pre-,
deceased . her: Mrs. J. Lougheed
(Mary)• of Elgin,: Man.; David,
4oIianee. Wash.;' William, ,Han -
mak Alta.; George and Thomas,
;:West Wawanosb.
Nephews' • and nieces are the
',only survivors,, Clinton, Sarah &
' ,i Hazel Lougheed .of Elgin, Man.;
W: •.T. Armstrong of London and
'Mark' Armstrong' of ' Belgrave,
JOHN, W.HENDERSO
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TIMBER, TIPS.
Jack' Caesar . with 697 and No
teen Park with 628' 'set the pace
as the Cubs swept to a 4 point
victory over their ti Tiger neigh-
bours., High singles by Matie andel
Bill Stewart and Ken. • Hodges
were too' well -scattered to .count
for : points against the high fly-
ing Cubs/. •
The Agnew duo set . the pace
as the shorthanded •Coons. ,took.
2 close games to split' the points
with' the Lidns. Colleen Eedy
led the. . tearn'• effort for the Lions
keeping , every game :close and
collecting the point fof' total..
Team effort paid off for, the
Gophers as• they rolled to a 3
point victory over the Beavers.
•Donald McKinnon's 611 and
Frank Thompsori's 6Q5 topped
the Beaver effort in a very, close
battle.
Stuart 'airliesorn's 630 , . and
ca
id I had better look over their staitionery, makes as lov
lift you know!
OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY UNTIL CHRISTMAS
:in
Marlene 'Ma Kenzie's 571• led the
attack. as the, "Zebras rolled to a
3 point. victory over the Chip-.
munks. Singles by •Frank Haw
thorn. and,Bill Hunter combined
to take.. the first game. This . one
point business'. has • become aha
bit wih :the Chippers"' .
The Pole. Cats are back in se-
cond place 'as. they rolled.. to a
3, point' victory . over ,the, Squir-
rels. Mike Sanderson'', 678 .and
Dorothy Hamilton's•,663 were too
much for' the Squirrels who
couldn't get rolling after Lorna
and Marie Button corrvbined high
singles for the extra pins . to take
the first game. . ,
• Standings:
Cubs 28, Pole Cats 18; Squir
rels, 18, • Zebras 17, Lions 17,
Coons 16, Beavers 15, Gophers
14,, Tigers 10, Chipmunks : 7�
This week the • Cubs play the
Squirrels, the Pole Cats' meet
the Beavers'," the Zebras play the
Lions, the . Coons take' on the
Gophers and • , the Tigers and
Chipmunks mriceet . This should
mean a number' of ' changes next
'Week,•.
•NAME TWO TO ATTEND,
W.I.: SHORT COURSE
• The November 'meeting of,
Paramount ' Women's;''Irsti.
was held, at the home of lvlrs:
Irwin with . an attendance of
',adults, 1 visitor and 8 'child`
The meeting opened with
Ode arld Mary' Stewart Coll
• Mrs. Orland 'Ric'hards. and
Marion Brooks, are to take
course "Focus oh • Finishes"'
November • 30th' and Dere
1st to be held in• • Walk,ertott
The roll call was'anSWe1`e
"°A Canadian war hero."
Dave Anderson gave a• repot
thearea convention'. held in
Elgin. Mrs. Robert Reid
some, " highlights on feder,
news. Mrs. Dave Anderson
a demonstration on the', tt`ta.
of Mitts . and gloves. '
Mrs Freda Martin gate
co ,irtesy remarks and the
ing .closed with: the Queen
lunch was served.
the next Meeting 'will be
at the home of 'Mrs Kelso.
Nay on I ecenTber