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THE
LUC^KNO! SENTINELr, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Gershon Johnstons
Are 52 Years Wed.
wards
fowling
anquet,
T •
On April 22nd the Women's.
Institutecatered to 114 bowlers
at a turkey. banquet.
Sparky Weiler,presented,the
'Carling, Trophy for the Season to
v,.rhe, Zebras; Ken°and Ruth•.Jardine,
Bill and Joanne Searle , Al. and ,
,.Gladys Hamilton, Dinnie•_and
.
Dorothy Hamilton, Eunice Conn-
'Ingham 'Stuart and Pearl Jamie
• son 'He alsegave the Zebras a.
set ofglasses and the Beavers re-
•
ceiVetl a glass „fol' runners: upin the
Season,'
The Zebras also received troph-
ies for winners of•the Group '4N!
Playoffs:
Jerry Priestap's Chipmunks,
Ruth. and Jori Mathers, Bill aid '
• Shirley Bolt., Russell and Mabel
Whitby,, Anna Johnston, Gerry' and
Mary Lou Priestap, were the ' winn=.
ers of the •Group "B•". Playoffs and,
received trophies:, .'
O• ther trophy -winners wereOack.
• Caesar high..triple of 947,• Jack
Caesar -high single .393; • Gwen
Caesar, high, triple ''767 , Marie '
-Stewart high,single 323,; Bill,
Stewart, men's high average 226,
Marie Stewart ladies' high average,
204v Arnetta Thompson high triple
Group: A. Playoffs 799 and single
of 319 , Frank Thompson triple of
798 and Bud 'Thompsonsingle of
342; Gerry. Priestap triple 757 for.
Group "B" Playoffs .Shirley Haw;=
, tho'rne triple of 707; Charlie 'And-
erson single ,of '302, Ella -Hackett,
Single- of 335 .
f• Most improved bowlers:: Lloyd! •
Ashton and Pearl' Jamieson Winder
of the draw' was Mary Cleland
Dancing concluded the•evening: ,
Organize Bali Team
The Ripley 'intermediate Ball
Tearrl are holding an organization
Meeting on 'Monday, May 1 at
8:30 p.m, in the'Rip ey,High
School.- All•ball players wishingjato
play from the: Ripley', Lucknow , -
Kincardine area are :'askedto be .:in
attendance. If unable' t�
attend, please contact 'either
Nelson Hodgins: or Bob Emerson of
Ripley prior to,the meeting time.
Boat A# lue�Cnow,:
Died Qt Brantford -
NELSON A, HEDLEY
Nelson .A..Hedley , 76 of 103
Stanley Street, ,Brantford died' in
the Brantford' General Hospital,
He was born at Lucknow,, •
the'. son :of the late' Mr: and Mrs
Alexander ,Hedley, 'and had, been
a resident of Brantford for the;past
-54 years. 'Mr. "Hedley was a form-
er employee of the Massey-
Ferguson Company for 41' years re-
tiring in 1960, and was a member,
of the 'Massey -Ferguson Quarter'
Century Club. He was 'also.a mem.,
bet of the East Ward North'' Senior •
Citizens 'Club and an adherent of
Malboro ' United Church.
Surviving ;besides his 'wife, the;:
former'Mary' Peer, --are three sons,/.
Evon'of Wheaton, Ill, , Ronald of
Media , , Pa .' , Jack'of Brantford;
'one daughter;' Mrs. Marion Eustace
of Hamilton; two sisters,' Mrs
Albert (Celia) Overholt of Brant-
, ford ,
rant;;ford, Mrs. Douglas (Vera) Adley
of Brockville; also eight grand-
children.
Funeral service was held from. Hill
and Robinson Funeral Home. -Inter-
ment was in -Mount Hope: Cemetery,.
'.with Rev . 'John.MacCallur-n offic-
rating'.
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PLEASURE FOR'• ALL THE
FAMILY,' GRANDPA' AND
GRANDMA,: TOO
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS ONLY
Commencing April tat
OR GROUPS BY APPOINTMENT ANY NIGHT.
LUCKNOW BOWL
Phone 5211-2N4
Farmers Plan
March On Ottawa
The farmers' march on. Parliam.
ent Hill in Ottawa now`is planned
for some time between mid-May..
and m id -June. •
At the first meeting; Monday of
the• Ottawa March Committde, the
date was moved to give the 'farm
organizations a chance to detail
their case against the 'federal dairy
policy. . „
Participating -in t meeting
in Toronto were executives:. of •
the Ontario 'Fed tion of Agricul-
ture arid • the Ontario Farmer's
.Union. ; `
Also• invited.•to the meeting was
the exeputive of the Union
Catholiq•ue des•Cultivateurs,' a
representative of Quebec farmers.
UCC representatives were not pref.
sent Monday because of a meeting"
. in,,Quebec;••but'members of the
March Committee saidthe next
meeting of the committee wofild
`beheld at a'time when all three •
organizations could be represented .
The next meeting, has been:
scheduled for 'April 26th. Each •
group will bring to the Meeting'a-
skele'ton;, brief, outlining the chang-
es it ;wants to see in gwvemment
Policy•:
The changes are expected to in-,
volve more than just the dairy 1,
policy. 'Spokesmen for the meeting
said, the 'dairy question is "just one
exarriple of the overall lack of
comprehensive farm policy.''.
They said farmproblems will not
be 'solved 'until the government
takes steps to deal with what was -.
called "the farmers" chronically
inadequate net income position"' .
•
WHITECHURCH NEWS
ED.NESDAY APRIL, 36th, 1967
' Mr. Mrs sri nes; 01:_,
on Fridayand, AprilGer21, horquietlyJohcele
'brited• their 52nd, wedding anniver-
sary by going to'Danny's Restaur
ant for.dinner, •
Albert Coultes and Mrs. Jack
Coultes'of Belgrave visited, with
his. m other Mrs. George Coultes at
Huronview .on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs, Jack Coultes returned home.
with him and: spent the evening at.
the Coultes home.
Mr. and Mrs,. Dan Tiffin and •
Joyce of T'eeswater were Saturday
visitors with Mr. 'and Mrs. Orville
Tiffin.*•
All are reminded of the card party
Wipe held 'this. Friday evening at -
Curries School when those from
Wingham will be the hosts' and
hostesses . '
Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs: Gordon- McBurney and family
were Mr. and Mr s Carman,.
Hayden.and, son Bill and Mr. and.
Mrs. Jim Hayden, all of'Port
Albert;
•Mr.,and . Mrs. Gershon' Johnston
g..•
of Win ham.:visited on Monday
with Mr; and Mrs. Ross •
McMichael and family of Seaforth.
Mrs.. Robert •R'oss held a quilting
at her home on Tuesday. of last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gibb and
Murray.were in London on
Wednesday wherethey. called on
Charles Tiffin .at St.' Joseph's
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Hank Krueger and
Mr and Mrs'. g goy , Crin le of Det-
roit Visited with friends and rel-
atives
in the District and .with the
their sister. Mrs, .Charles Cooke,.a
patient in Wingham and District
Hospital
On Saturday evening, members
of the 'Whitechurch Y.P.S.
attended' the dance ut on'b y•
P
Belgrave •Y.P.S.
The -United : Church ;have °.planned
their anniversary services for
June 4th when Rev. Duncan Mc-
Tavish of`London a.former
ist mi
Methodminister � here will be
guest. uest s 'ear.
pke
•
Mrs Ewan MacLean
spoke On Antiques
The, . April Meeting of the: Ripley.'
and•District Horticulture Society
was held on Tuesday night April
18th at the hone of • Mrs. Ernest
Pollock. •
The president Mrs. David Elphick
opened the meeting, with a poem
and The Lord's prayer repeated in
unison. The roll call was '
answered by each member. bringing
an antique and tellinga little of
the history of it. Twenty three
members answered the roll and
there were three visitors. Minutes
of the March meeting' were read
and approved: Correspondence
was read and dealt • with.
Tem Ripley Horticultural' memb-
ers attended a meeting .of, the 'Han
over Society trecently when Mr
Burstan of London spoke: to the
group on "How to.grow specimen
Plants," •
' Mrs. David Elphick gave a very
In the planning of the: march it-
self, much' of the work will be '.
done by local: groups of the •partici
pating organizations..
"`This is going; to be a, farmers'
'march, organized by the farmers"''
the spokesrnen said, •
Though the Union, the Federat-
ion and;the'UCC are the Main
promoters of the `march, they em
pliasized they are inviting all
other farm organizations to join in.
"This march is on behalf' of all
farmers,'" they Mid.'
44.
Going somewFiere:this _spring Or:
summer? Take good care of your car'
.', .. bring it .to us, for 'a complete '.
check-up. All needed repairs will. be
expertly done.
• Motor Tune -Up
• Wheels Aligned .'
• OjI Changeover'
• Brakes Checked
• Battery, Check
• Wash & Polish
/•
interesting reportof the ,workshop
held in Guelph:. P Members laced
.
orders with the secretary fora pin •
With the-iorticulture. Emblem on.
Mrs:. Norval Stewart reported on
,
a committee meetin ,held April `
g P
10th re arrangements for 1st' of,
July •Centennial celebration. The
secretary reported -to membersthat
Centennial Rose orders would be
shipped around: May..6th ,and mem-
bers would pick same up at Secret-
ary's home, Mrs. • 'Gordon Stanley':
:Mrs:. Ewan MacLean had. the :
topic and spoke on ",Antiques She
had Several pieces'of art glass to •
show members and explained to
them where'it,was made,and in
some cases the history and the
price "of it to -day. She tried' to
impress on the ,,members the value
of these 'to day, ,and'thought these
beautiful dishes, furniture etc.
'should be kept iin the .family ,
handing it down from
generation to generation. In keep-
ing with, the theme of the meeting,
many of the 'members, wore a cent=
ennial:.costume
Mrs Ernest Pollock won the •
"Lucky Monthly Draw"._ The Meet-
ing
eet-in closed with the Queen and
Grace was . sung Mrs. Kenneth
M.acD-"d and Mrs. Charles Smith MacDonald
convened ,the lunch, assisted, by
Mrs. Ernest Pollock and Mrs, W.
In` 1960' a total of .144 cancer re-
search. projects were supported.'by
the ..' Canadian Cancer Society in
Canadian: universities and:,research
institutes.
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