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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY', SEPTEMBER 2
RY EVENIN
Jean Phillips •rolled .thehigh
single of 243 and -t a -high [fiple •
'of 574 on Monday evening,.
Games of.200 and over Jean.
•Phillips 243.
•Team points: Norma
• McDonagh's Chestnuts 7, 'Jessie •
Joynt's Beechnuts 0';•Ena Hender
son's: Peanuts ; 5 , Ruth Thompson's
..Coconuts 2 Jean Phillips Butter .
nuts 5 ,: Catherine 'Andrew's Wal
nuts 2... , ;/
Team standings, Chestnuts 12,
Peanuts 10 , :Butternuts 47, Beech.
nuts 5',' Walnuts 4; Coconuts.'4.
served 8:8th
irthday Monday
.14NL20UGH NEWS. •
We extend ,best: wishes to Mrs.
.William Coxwho celebrates her
88th birthday on Monday., 'Sept-
ember 20th.. She is a patient in
the 'Kincardine,and'District 'Hos-
pital but her many, friends wish
her improved health , :and hopeshe.
will be able to return home `soon.
Mr. and .Mrs; .Jack Scott, Misses
Edna and May Boyle spent. Mon
day at Kincardine Hospital with
Mrs . Wm ... Cox' on the oc.easion
of hat 88th. birthday and received
frieJtds and relatives, who called
to extend best .wishes to th'i's .dear
lady and also, enjoy her birthday
Cake. ' •
Mr. and -Mts.. Gerald Rhody are,
the proud grandparents„, of their . w
ara.ndson •horn to Mr and Mts.., •
La dies
rhe
1-iigh single was rolled by.Kay
Crawford .wi . a . , : ' ay a o
took, high triple with a 625
• Games 200 and over Kay Craw-
turd 256,• 222, Lois Walden 254,
201, Dean Agnew 254, Marie.
QfPWAff �3nnsonc-218:,'
• 'Anne Wisser 227, Marianna Poiter
204 , Zena Garniss, 203 , Trudie •
Nelson 202..
Allan. Rhody on Monday,•Septeth-
ber•20th in. Kincardine and •Dist-.
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rict Hospital'.'
Reception At
Whitechurch HtdI
LAN:as:m z NEWS,
'A large crowd, attended the rec-
eption friday, evening at the
Whitechurch community hall
held •in honour of Mr. and Mrs;,
Bill Moffat of Lucknow (Donna .
Mullin,. Lucknow). 4
After:luneh,the-new-l-yw-eds w-ete.
called .to the platforrn where Mae
Conley and Ji.m Young presented'
Bill and 'Donna "with a purse,of.
money on behal;�j of friends: and.
neighbours.. Bill and Donna
thanked everyone for their kind
ness.
The•,Langside C.0; C. visited.
CKNX last Monday -evening.
This toitir •gave the•children an in-
. side look at the world ofcorrimun-
ications which they have be:en.
'studying this year .•
On• -Sunday ;: the -group held its
regular meeting. They 'enjoyed
singsongs, Bible stories and games
Jim_Orr=of London; visited with
tis rhother Mrs:Wm. Orr and
.Robert Orrof La.ngside• overthe
week end.
Mr.: and•Mrs:' Robert Bregnian
and fa.inily visited iii Co'llingwood
on Saturday..
Mrs. Margaret McPherson of
R. R. 'I Hoiyrood is a patient in '
ingha •-and Di&tr- t—Resp t=a-
where she is.undergoing.treat-
ment a and hopes to soon be home
Irl''• .
• Team points: •Mary Cleland's
Peanuts'7, Rena Forster's chest-
nuts 0; Tillie 1Nilson's Hazel -nuts
' 3,' Tena Gardner's'Alrnond-nuts
"4; Barb Whitby's Pecan -nuts' 2,
A number from here attended
the• LtfCkzej,,, ra'll fair on Saturday
Mr:, 'and wits . •Karl ,. B. le 'Mis
y
Carol .Boyle and Mrs. --William
Lloyd.+nf'Lo cio-Thvisited_o _Sattrr-
day evening-wi h-ttinaan'd"1 ay
B.o;yle . ;
Miss Marjorie Burt of Willow
hale spent the week end at her
home here. •. .
AccidentsArE..
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Vgrfed
Penny Van Osch,, ,age 4,, E. R.
3, Lucknow , daughter•of Mr, and
Mrs. Joe Van Osch, fell off the
back of a truck September 13 anI
lacerated: her. nose.
.David Flarrison , age 6 , Wroxet-
er son of Mr.. and Mrs
William Ilarrison ,' ,fell ,off a Slitde.
at.How;ck Public School and frac
Lured his•left wrist
Emerson Hickey., Whitechurch ,.
received first' degree bur n°s"to his
right ,leg and both feet when a
mould blew ,'spraying hot iron
over him,
Mrs.., Patricia: Gibson , age 29,
R. R. 3, Goderich was driving:.
her tar on Highway 21., one-half,
rni �e south of Amberley, on Sept-
ember 15.'. when she was hit.head•
on by a car which was from Mich
igan. Mrs.; Gibson suffered multi
"abrasions and contusions; whip•,
lash injury , concussion and
shock. :She was treated (nd later
released. The accidenf wwas •
investigated,t 2Goderich O P :P. •
'Barry -Paul R R..2 , Wingham,
-,• a �• ' � . a
steel causing causing a deep laceration
tothe palm' .ot his hand : , ,He ,was
admitted to hospital.
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Wayne• Carter R. R l';.
naw ,•cut his right rhurnh.
sheet n etal:,Septerribet it;
Russell• Irvin , •R,
Lucknow, caught his r;tli
foot ina power take off o
-tractor on September 'it;• of
farm. He received abrasi
the leg and foot , was trey
released. • , i.
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Michael•:Foran,. age 23
2 , Lucknow ,' was d•ri:ving.
up truck and lost control' o
erll,,:ber %,,. .i.e.TSliee_of the
ent .was' on the 9th. c:onces
East 'Wawanosh•, west of ':U
He. was.. admitted to_ hbsptt
head.and•bac1E injuries.
Stewart, age.20, R. R..3,
,a passenger,in the truck,-
'
-wi-t'
back'njuries. • ,'The acid
investigated .by Wnharat',
-Balser. '
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It's,,true, livingin an. older home without�u-to-da a wirin' ust doesn't hold
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a candle to truly modern electrical living. • '
The drag aa- el cel - mod -et' i -ttro�rb t ori l '._ b -r-' = trte &�r-I i-fe-T-�
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throughout every room in your home'— fo`r'years to come. You'll have more
outlets and •switches where . you want them,• better erformance •from your
appliances — and you can even add:the year-round comfort: of electric
cliimate'. control. '• • '
'Team standing:,Peanuts'10,
Almond -nuts 8, Walnuts' '7, Pecan-
nuts 7 ,' Hazel -nuts 5', Chestnuts
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Miss- Edna Boyle attended the
Induction Service at the .Church•
of the Messiah at Kincardine bit:.
Sunday.
Mr; and Mrs. Maurice Hodgins
of London visited over the week
end with relatives'and friends
here. .•
Some froth bete enjoyed a day
at th:e'Western''Fair at London.,
or expensive. In fact, the cost will probably be less_
than'you imagine. • •
For greater comfort and convenience —. and
an extra marg,in'of safety,, too - call your
qualified 'Electrical Modernization'contractort
iso:itcrtptcnt •
Or askyour Hydro, '
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