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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-11-22, Page 22AGE' • TWENT'1f`,TWO. THE. LUCKNOW SENTIN L LUCKNOW ONTARIO 4 FOOT -x -8 -FOOT SHEETS rEp ANELLh( ,n. %090ii05i,:wwWwww014* Seals The Wood Pores, Safeguards Against Moisture, Provides A Smooth -Grained, UniformBase On Hrd Soft Woods For Lasting Decoration. For Blond: Or Tinted Effects: With The :Natural .Beauty Of Mood-Grain-plow•ing-Throng!. • �•,�,aa • • 'i �, `• vides An Enduring, Clear, Lustrous;. Protective Fish.. OC.D..F!NIS.HES Bring New ` Beauty And Lasting Protection To . Wood FINISHES aro ETRATING SEALERS VREN�IEM NONRY In Poly .Bags PORTLAND and .NAS ; In. Stock J Joendeirson- Lumber Ltd. LUCKNOW. PHONE• 52$.3111 Lions workng for:AreaBetterment Contributed by Lions Executive. The Lucknow Lions have held four meetings this Fall and have had visitations from, District Governor,,. John Taylor. of Alliston and District Deputy Governor John Campbell of Blyth,, We always enjoy having our Governor and Distri?t; Governor visit us as we get valuable'inform ation and assistance from thetri.: ' During the year ending June 30th, 1961'we assisted our youth of the community as follows,: Boys and `Girls Activities $802.80,. High School Band and Year Book $10000 ' Lake St.' Joseph Camp $100,.00, Retarded Children $30:00, 'Corn Club, Etc. $34:15. . We are also very pleased with the help we received from the Lucknow Legion who gave us $168.00 to • • assist in the swimming instruction. experise:w ? :::" Our Bank Loan was also reduced by . an .amount: of $1,400..00.. We still are in debt to the bank but we.. hope this will be reduced substant - ialiy again this year, Since. July "1st';' we have held our earn"iva1. inthe arena and also a , rummage sale :which.. again were quite successful. 1.ast year w'ehad:'representatives at ,both• conventions in the Sault and Chicago but wish to 'advise that no money raised from,, . rummage sales, etc ever' goes into convention funds. All money raised .in this'manner is used en- tirely for welfare work, Convent- ion onvent ion funds are, all .raised from mem- bers and the amount each candid- ate is allowed to•attend• convent ions is very small. The ones who • so to conventions pay practically all theirown expenses. The club also collects for the • Crippled Children Society but all the moneys that are raised are turned over to.the above society.,.:. ASHFIELD Mrs. Hugh MacKenzie., and Kenn. eth spent the ,week end in Toronto. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Howes attend- ed the Howes - Snowewedding at :Metz on Saturday, Visiting with Wm. Johnson were his sisters Mrs.:MacKeith of B.C., and Mrs. D. Finish of Sashatch- ewan. Kenewypws �►� u MtCarmel Church -Mr. and Mrs. George Tucker,, William St. , Exeter, renewed their wedding vows --of 50 years ago • at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Chureh Saturday morning October, 28 • with Rev. 'A, P. Jansen:.officiating. They returned to the Exeter . •Legion Hall for their anniversary dinner served by the Exeter Legion Auxiliary. Later in the afternoon • and evening, the celebrants held .open house for relatives and friends concluding the day with' a�dance. Mr, .and Mrs. Tucker were, marr- ied arr ied • in St. ;Helen's' Church , Toronto :50 years ago• and Lived in Toronto ,until 1953 when. Mr. Tucker retired from service With the Bell T eleph- one . They moved to Lucknow for ten years and in January.196.4 inov-. ed to Exeter. They are active ` • meinbers of the Senior • Citizens Club. • ' The groom's gift to his bride: of 5'0 years was a mink stole,and she' pres ented him with a gold watch. •Many, other gifts were received'. Out of town guestsincluded Mr. Tucker's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs:. P. Gorman of Port Perry..! Mrs. Tucker's, brother, L . I;aurn and .two -nieces from Toronto, nephews' and': nieces. from Flesherton ,. d-��ortdii11—Mr . ared Mr-sr--Joe.-�- MacMillan, Mr. and ,Mrs. Pat MacMillan and Mr. and Mrs. Jim'` O'Donnell, all of „Lucknow, • Mrs. D Sanderson, Weston and Mrs. G. Crou• h''. Toronto. •• AgentT0BeKept::,. Qt Brussels Sta#inn. An agent will be returned to. the. CNR station at Brussels, Robert _McKinley (PC- ,Huron) said last week:. in order is being made by the' new, :Canadian:Transport Board russ.e s .station as •.een operate for :some months under 'the .naster_ :. agency plan' and •.business conduct ed through'''the Stratford office.. --- A member.of the board of rail way commissioners attended a protest Meeting in Brussels. last summer •• "At That time, ;Ivlr . McKinley said it was shown that Brussels had: in creasing revenues from'cattle .Ship- •rents and annual station revenue 'was more than $147.',000. NEW MANAGER WEDNESDAY NOV. 22nd, 1941. IT WAS ONLY"L.EONA" SEEKING HER LOVE Locals Hardt Teeswater Citizens On Edge Toured:With `Leo's Mate''AAs They . • The following article appeared in'iast week's-Teeswater News and should appeal to•readers in. The $epoy Town. Once again.Teeswater and community escaped .HallOWe' en Without damage of any extent but there. did .happen to, be a.. good laugh'or two, • Teeswater's famous "Leo" ,, `the. Lions drinking feluntain, again. put WH'ITECHURC Mrs. Vic. Casenore of Brantford was a Saturday evening caller at the home of Mr'. and Mrs. Orville Tiffin and; on Friday evening Mr. • and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin were visit- ors at the same home. •' Mr. and Mrs: Jack Coultes, Debb- ie, Kevin and Blaine of"Dresden spent the week end with his. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes ,and . her paren Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Pipe of Bruss On Saturday Jack P and his father joined. a hunting party and .were at Tobermory where they were successful in getting a deer.... On ThursdayMrs. Victor' <Ernerson accompanied Mrs. Alvin Mundel Mrs 1.1%,„ English and Mrs. D. W. Campbell to the home of Mrs. George Sutherland, Ripley R.'R.4 for ,a sub executivemeeting of Maitland Presbyterial W.M.S the community n.the lirnelight but this time thee real Leo was not involved . . About 10 p, m, a pick up; "truck from 'Lucknow appeared, in Teeswater, boldly displaying "Lee', for all to see as :it drove around; f `' tow, n, It.wonly natural thatome; persons becameas alarmed that sonnei one from: the S,epoy town was , absconding with our famous: fibre • glass pet'. A quick check, however, revealed that the real "Leo" :was safely 'under lock and: key inan isolated hide -away.; to•which he had beep removed 'o• avoid 'antici- pated Hallowe'en pranks..The "Leo" thus riding the truck must be a giri friend of the true copy, seek- ing 'the whereabouts of her elusive love:.. ' , After• enjoying their public. displaying of the "Leo Copy" , the lads from:Lucknow deposited the master -piece on the. fountain pedes tar .from.•which the genuine article had been removed . No. sooner, had this been done. when some. local 7 boys"' 'snatched it up and traits ferred. it .to -the 'roof of t:he, A. H. McTavish Law office. " It turned out to be.a real work.of art ,;made of ptyw*:.and cardboard and,painted ' in identical- colours.to,theoriginal; Rut noun` has:. it that it took the craftsman' responsible two whole days of hard work to complete it . ... MAKE- SURE; YOUR CHILLI' HAS A "MERRIER CHRIST. MAS" WITH ; THE TOY HE WANTS'. W .j... STUBBS • Tho' Royal Bonk of .Canada 'has announced thb appointment of W. J "dilly Stubbs as 'inanag r. of 'the Royal Bank branch in who to succeed .Walter Lock who re- tired ' it the end Of the month. Mr. Stubbsjoinid the/ bank In MSS •in Guelph and has 'since h.fd positions with the Royal in' Chip - anand Hanover whore ho was *Oka • mambos of the Hanover. KInSMois Club. ' Mt. and Mrs;,Lock Lock iaatik irc`iiaiad a-hame'in, Ripley VOID DISAPPOINTMENTI Have that special toy. laid away now. ••istwel.::.444e31•A LUCKNOW - PHONE'. 5204.00