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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-01-07, Page 6* WEDNESDAY, JAN* 7th, 1953 fl • t o •A • THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL; LUCKNOW, ONTARIQ , * Iff r • *?> zion *-r -Feb/ / I “Wmv—Haldenby-and—Ralph^-fpr--son'~famiiy“on~Christmas: A 0WWW# / t at Ripley at Ripley at Clinton " Clinton » at Goderich their family all home for Chrifek * ' ’ •’ '' In, The Arena LUCKNOW MANY CHANGES! . ... 4 How“Skinny”Girls Get Lovely Curves Gain 5 to 10 lbs. New Pep Thousands who never could gain weight before, now have shapely, attractive figures No more bony limbs, ugly hollows. They thank. Ostttx. It puts , fleshon bodies skinny because blood lacks iron -Peps you up, too, Improves appetite, digestion wo i food nourishes you better, Don’t fear getting mo fat. Stop when you gain figure you wish. Introductory or “get-acqualnted” slue only 60j£. Try Ost rex Tonic Tablets for new pounds, lovely curves, new pep. today At all.druggistg. SJpaswmrtwiTt'Wiwen* PAGE SIX W.O.A.A. Midget °D^ HOCKEY GODEKICHatLUCKNOW Friday, January 9 th RIPLEY at LUCKNOW ■ Monday/ January 12th ' ,•. r • ■ • • • * ., • ■ • .GameTime8.30 • ; ' ' ' u' . • • , Be OnHand To Boost The Midgets, Lucknow’s No. 1 Hockey Team This Season. Sponsored by The Legion. yULROSSCORNERS Mr. and JMrs. Jas. Wraith and Gertie spent New Year’s with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stobb arid fam ily. .The Sewing Class met at the home of Mrs. Alex Percy Mon day afternoon. Mr. Ben Hodgins of Strach- cla.ir spent a few days with Mr, and Mrs, Earle Hodgins. Mr. & Mrs. John Reid of Lon don arid Mr.; and. Mrs. Don, Don- aTd^irof~-Wingham--visited-Sat- iirday evening with Mr. &' Mrs. Earle Hodgins. - Mr. and Mrs, Frank SchUinach- ■er^had,' New Year’s dinner with Mr. and Mrs: Fiske of Teeswater; Mrs. Robt McKefe of ‘ Tees water, Mr. & Mrs. Dune Thomp son, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Thomp son and falmily visited ph New Year’s day with Mr. arid Mrs. Ernie Hanna and Mr, Hanria. Miss Grace Harper has return ed after spending the holiday at her home in Gorrie. 7 The Sewing Class met at the home of Mrs. Frank Thompson last Monday “ afternoon. . • * 1 . Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stpbo and Betty Anne of Teeswater visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirk land and family during the hdli- days./ ‘v : : . Mr. Fred Ritchie ofManitoulin Island balled on friends during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McKay yisit- :. ed with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Ritchie . ----- Mr. and Mrs. Allah McAuley andMr* and Mrs. Cameron Mc Auley and family visited New Year*? daywithMn and Mrs. Frank Ritchie and Aime." "" Mr. and Mrs. Tom Culbert and ; Tom of Crewe and Mr. and Mrs. Jim McKay of Port Elgin and Mr. and Mrs. Wes Ritchie spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ritchie. and Mrs. Russell Irvin and Jerry and Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Raynard and boys visited New > Years With Mr. and Mrs. Harvey ■ Ritchie. y ■ Mr. and Mrs. Will Hunter and •Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hunter ..and Wanda sent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. George Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ritehie spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Irvin of Dungannon. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ross, Audrey and Douglas of Lochalsh visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Helm bn New Years. •.. L_Mr._ahd_Mrs/ Robt. Donaldson and Doug, Mrj and Mrs. Donald” Donaldson and Mr. BenrHodgins spCnt New»^Years with Mr. and Mrs. Earle Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Hodgins & Mr. Ben Hodgins visited Mr. and Mrs. James Hodgins on Friday evening. Mr. Hodgins is going tq spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. James Hodgins. / Mr? and Mrs* Norman Ross of Wroxetef spent Saturday evening with Mr. arid Mrs. Dave Ross. Miss Barbara Murray spent a few days in Toronto recently, Mr. and Mrs. John Mclnnes of Wingham and Mr» Creo. Mclnnes spent New Years at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs, John .Mclnnes-, ■. ' / Mr.J Ben Hodgins arid Mr. and M^EaHe^odgiris^isHed^Mr- and Mrs. Frank Johnston Sunday evening. . / Mr., and Mrs. Frank Brown spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Art Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schumacher and Helen were dinner guests on New Year’s evening with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Wall, Kinlough. • Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bogie* arid Melvin visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ritchie. Chewing gum can be removed from different materials by soak ing them in, tUrperitine. Dry ice can also be applied to the gum which twill then chip off, \ . In renewing her Sentine/ sub scription, Mrs. James McKendrick of Toronto and formerly of Loch- alsh, says that many of the peo- ple mentioned are new tcra her but she enjoys keeping irirtouck: with old friends and acqdSbnt? ances. “Great changes have takei^ place in the^surrounding district' up there arid it’s hard to realize that some who still seem as child-' ren to, us, are taking over the responsibilities that once \ were our&”. ;■' ' Enjoy Winter Motoring in any one^ of These BIG VALUE CARS 1952 CHEV: STYLELINE SEDAN L,..1952i.£0>NTIACLSXYLELINE^,SEDAN ■ ' ’, ■ [ { \ 1951 PONTIAC STYLELINE SEDAN ■ . " TWO 19^1 CHEV. STYLELINE SEDANS 1951 CHEV. -DELUXE FLEETL1NE SEDAN 1951 CHEV. STYLELINE COACH TWO 1951 CHEV. DELUXE STYLELINE SEDANS DODGE SPECIAL DELUXE SEDAN CHEV* DELUXE STYLELINE COACH CHEV. 5-PASSENGER COUPE, fully equipped CHEV*' SEDAN.'.? 1948 CHEV. FLEfitMASTERxSEDAN 1947 PONTIAC COACH; ' . / .................. 1953 DODGE K’-TONTpICK-UP, selling at belqw list .1948 CHEV.--WON. PICK-UP ' SPORT... MIDGETS OPEN HOCKEY SEASON HERE FRIDAY -Lucknow’ Midgets, the Sqpoy -town’s No. 1 hockey team this winter, swing into action on Fri day night of this week in’ the Lucknow Arena,. ■? ’ • Their first encounter is with the highly rated Goderidh squad which has had thje benefit of art ificial ice for ‘ some tinie/ The -localH^ads7have -ha4 goes - on .Wingham ice, and bn Monday night ‘ice was available in the local arena; The Midgets have > a pretty strong squad uiis, year, sparked by several of last year’s Ban tams, who won the Ontario -D” crown. The team is under the direction of Bud Thompson and Jack Cook and is Legion-sponsor ed. The management has been do-^ ing experimenting with goal ten ders as this appears to be the hard spot to fill in rounding out a powerful team. . Next Monday night Ripley • comes to town, but here’s the scheddle as drawn. up on Monday night in Cliritoh, with Bob Me- Intosh arid Jack Cook represent ing the Lucknow Club. It’s a five team group of Clinton, Goderich, Wingham, Lucknow and Ripley. Jan. 8—-Clinton at Wingham ■ - 9—Goderich at Lucknow 12—Ripley at Lucknow 15- rRipley at Goderich 16- Wingham at Clinton 17- r-Goderich • ' 19—Lucknow 19—Goderich 22—Ripley at 22—Wingham 23^-Clihton at Luckripw 24—Goderich at Wingham 27—Jat Gbdeirich-- 27—Wingham at Ripley 29— iClinton at Goderich , ’ 30— ^Lucknqw at Clinton _ 2—W-ingham; at Lucknow.. _ ; 2—Clinton at Ripley „ 4—Lucknow at Wirigham • ' ■ * * . TO DISCUSS FORMING RURAL HOCKEY LEAGUE With no intermediate 4 hockey in Lucknow’this winter, some of the- boys are talking rural hock ey,’ and to bring the matter to a head, an informal meeting has been set for”the Arena on Sunday afternoon.*:_/. ; '' ■ . - ■ Any 7 rural areas interested in entering a team should have a representative present. It is pro posed that a town team, be enter ed in this loop, which should .pro- -^ide^plentyli-of interest and thumping, action-packed hockey. OBTAIN INFORMATION', ■ ON ARENA HARD SURFACE »L ■ Ait a meeting of the Arena Committee last week the matter of hard surfacing7the arena came, up ^for disettssidn and a4 Commit tee .'was named to obtain what inr formation they can in regard to the suitability of a cold mix sim ilar to that laid on village streets last year, and an estimate of the cost. Uhis Information will be sought from County Engineer G. E., Stepherisori. /- The Committee includes Har vey Treleaven, , W. C. Atfridge and Cameron MacDonald. • . boundary west 4 !•'........; ..-'I Mrs. K. MacKenzie returned to Plymouth, Michigan, to resume her teaching duties. *.' ■ I ^Mrs. Walter .Dexter has been in Lucknow with Mrs. Ed Dex ter who is ill, _ New. Year visitors <at R., G. Hamilton’s were ’ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott and; Mr. and Mrs, Roy MacKenzie, Ripley. , Mr^and Mrs. James Hamilton and Larry spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. R. Needham of Rip- ley- rV-- •; Miss Susjle Gibson returned home after assisting Mra. Roy Finlaysbm , , r Miss K. Ketchabaw of Wing-4 ham Hospital visited at her hoihe. Painting & Papering * Sunworthy Wall Papers Interior and Exterior > . Spray or Brush / STEEL ROOF PAINTING Sandins & Finishing Estimates Without Obligation ■7. ..... EmberlinAMacInnes Lucknow 194-m " .r\ / Wingham 654-J2 1951 1950 1949 1949 I ’ A Brussels Motors Huron Coiiiity’s Foremost Used Cai* Dealers Cash, Trade, Terms — Open Evenings Until 16 " CitiesServiceDealer ■ Phone73x,Brussels ■’■• . “Ar^nlCyoU ever afraid of in truders, being a night-watch/ ’man?” . “Not now, but it used to .worry me . so much -at . first' that’ couldn’t sleep nights”. United Church Mission Band The singing of the Missibri Band hymn opened the 1953 pro gram oh January. 5th after which we repeated the memberspur/ pose; , motto and prayer.. Joan Franklin Murdie playecl’ a piano solo followed b£ a story by Fras er Ashton ’and a poem by Pa- , tricia Thompson, Nancy Webster and Joan Crawford (favored with a duet and Nancy Irwin played a piano sblo. Dianne ' Humphrey ,arid.Beverley;Rathwell and Mary Murdie hnd Beverley MacKen- ziesang-duets^The-Header^ Mrs-z G/ Joy nt read i$rd; very infer- estirig Stories. * KINLOUGH (Intended for Last Week) Mr. and Mrs. James Needham, Ira and Walter of Ripley, Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Anderson, Sheila and Merne of Millarton1 were Christmas visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clark Needham arid family, Mrs. Ada Hodgins of Detroit spent" Chr istmaswith—h^raged mother, Mrs. John Cox ana other members of her family* It is 46 years since Mrs. Cox’s daughter and two sons have been'together on Christmas day. \ > Miss Iona Terry motored to her home at Hillier to spend Christ mas with her parentis, Mr. and Mrs. W. K, Terry. ’ - Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. George Graham, Mr and Mrs* Roy- Graham and family, Mr. and Mrs. ,'M. John stone, Listowel.Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cassidy arid family of Clifford were Christinas visitors with Mr. and -Mrs. - Art-Graham. -— Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haldenby, Sheila and Barry, Mr. and Mrs. Clare* Sparling of Walkerton, were dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs, George Haldenby' on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wall spent Christmas at London with Mr. and Mrs* Allan Wall. ; Mrs. J. W. Colwell joined other memibers of her family, at a Christmas dinner at the home Mr. and Mrs. George Colwell*; Holyrood, . ; . We are pleased to report that Mrs. Wm. Haldenby, although still confined to bed, is making steady improvement, ‘ / , - -Mr^and^ Mrs^JackJS.cott,_Bjllie_ and Bobby of Huron; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hodgins and Ell- wodd; Mrs. Ada Hodgins, Misses Edna and May Boyle spent Xmds at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Coxr . •-■ ' ■ ■ \ Mr? and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and family spent. Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nicholson. Mrs. Gertrude Walsh had hydro installed ’ in her home recently, the' power* ;being turned bri in. time for Christmas.’ On Wednes day a family gathering was held. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Currie and Brienda, Con. 10; Mr. and Mrs. Miller Hartwick and W^yne, Kincardine; Mr, and Mrs* Carson Laughrin and f aril- ily, Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haldenby and family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Breckles and family spent .Christ mas with Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Breckles, Lucknow. - Mr. Ralph Haldenby of .Prim- rose-spent- the-holidays—a t-his- home here.' - . . Mr. and Mrs., Jack .Hewitt en tertained relatives at a family dinner' on Christmas, Mr. & Mr$. George Graham from here atten ded. . ' ’ / ’ '. Misses Eleanor and Margaret Ann „ Murray of Toronto spent Christmas •with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Murray.: Barbara Murray' returned after visiting in Toronto.; < Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fry and Rickey were with Mr* .and Mrs. Christinas. Mrs. Fry has been car ing for hrir mother for, some time. Mr., and Mrs. George Haldenby spent Tuesday, evening with Mr. and Mrs* ^Howard McGuire, Oli vet. ■ ■. . • , Miss K. Lane was a, guest at the Emerson-Hedley wedding on Saturday. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Angus McArthur and family/ Mr. and Mrs* Rpy. Qraham and family, Mr. and Mrs.... . • • • - . f t GrantEbkenswillerandBrenda,"__ Mr and Mrs. Weir' Eckenswiller and family spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Eckenswil ler. .? ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hodgins and Ell wood spent Christmas ev ening with her parents, Mr. and Mrs; Marik Johnstone, \ Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Murrayv had T all memibers of their family home for Christmas. .. . Note Change of Date Z The next meeting of. the H.W.L will be held at the home of Mrs. Jim Srnith on January 8th ow ing to New Year’s day coming .on the first Thursday of the month. Mr. and Mris. George Cuyler & family of Millar ton were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Njch- bison ’ on Friday evening^ r..~ ~ Mr. Mrs. James Hodge spent Christmas at Kincardine. ■1 Mr. and Mrs. .Wesley Guest & family sent Christmas, with Mr. and Mrs. Noble Guest. Miss Joyce Cuyler is visiting with her cousin, Donna Nichol son. ? t : f'. ‘ -• ' Mrs. Gertrude Walsh and fam ily spent Tuesday ‘ with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Avis, Tiverton, at a family dinner* ; - _Congratulations to Mr. &1 Mr- Gerald Rhody bri... the gift of a (ba!by; sori. >"■ Mr. and Mrs.’ Howard McGuire visited Sunday with her father, ; Mr. Harry Bell who has been in failing—health- ■ /1/■ i: / Mr. arid Mrs. Charlie Hodgins, Ruth and Kathy of Wirigham vis ited Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs* Grant Eckenswiller.’ Mr. and Mrs. Don Bushell are entertaining relatives at a New Year’s dinner/ Mr. and Mrs. Alex Percy and. family, Mr. And Mrs, Perry Hed ging and Sharon, Mrs. Barr and family and Miss Winnie Percy were Christmas day Iguests of Mrs. Wm. Percy and MGr. & Mrs; ■/ Harold Percy - and family. . Miss Helen Malcolm of Toronto •is visiting with Misses Nellie and Margaret Malcolm* z . .. .Mr. arid Mrs. T<^n/ Hodgins ,em tertained relatives at a family dinner on Sunday evening. .;—Mr.“~and-Mrs.-Johri-Bushell- ’ ~ ■ ■ mas day. . , <. , , Mr. and Mrs. .J* R. Lane ar< visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ai> thur Phillips, Fonthill. ; . Mj*. Charlie Gillespjp of -Tor<. ; onto visited oyer the holiday with Mr./and Mrs, Don Bushell and with’Mr. Don. Gillespie. ’ Mr. arid Mrs. Art, Hodgins vis* ited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hodgins. , Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Hodgins en- , tertained: members' of the Thiomp; Master Doriny Bell of •Shel*’ bdurne spent the holidays with his riousins, John and Doriny Hodgins. ■ • : \ Christmas visitors with-, Mr. ’& Mrs. Harvey Hodgins were Mi*. Mrs.' Oscar Hodgins and family of /Lucknow; Mr* and Mrs. / Albert Stahley and family, Miss Vivian Stanley/ arid^ friericT of ^tbhdonT Mr* and Mrs. Thurlow and Berjd of Toronto. ’ : » /