The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-10-28, Page 6PAGE SIX
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PURPLE GROVE
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, Mn and Mrs. Frank Currie and
Mr. -Murray Campbell visited
last Tuesday at Collingwood.
Miss Margaret Robertson visit
ed her sister, Mrs. Goldie Huston
’ last week.
Messrs. Walter’Collins & Ste
wart Dore. returned home from
the West where they spent the
past six weeks. . , .
Mr,. Cecil Hill of Sarnia is
spending a few .days at the home
"^r^M^and^Mrer^Ralph—HilL—;-----
Mr, Will' Montgomery of De-
~troit visited his? sister,; Mrs. Gep;
'A;- -Emerson.-’., . <. '
On Thursday pf last week the
ladies of Purple Grove Institute
were entertained by fhe ladies of
Reid’s Corners. All report a very
. enjoyable t-im&X’ . , • / / • L • •
Mr. and MrsXKenneth Wright
and family of Wrbxeter visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Currie. "
•Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Nixon and
family visited with Mr. .ana Mrs.
jack Emerson recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schandler of
Pott Credit, Mr. Wallace Thomp-
sori of Malton, - Mrs. -Graham
Thompson of Fergus, Mr. & Mrs.
Frank Colwell, Bob and Joe For
ster were visitors at the home, of
Mr. and Mrs, Donald McCosh.
. Mr. Frank-Currie attended the
99th Battery reunion at Wingham
last week.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
* Mr.. and Mrs, Groskorth of
Unionville spent the week-end
with their son, Mr. and Mrs. E.
H. Groskorth.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Thompson,
Alex and Eddie and Mrs. S. H.
Thompson of Caledon spent /Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Moore. Mr®* '$•' H. Thompson in
tends staying for a Week.
iMr, and Mrs. Robt. Laidlaw &
family visited on Sunday . with
MrrTand-Mrs.—Chas.—Falconer_at-
Kincardine. ',. • .•••"•;• --
Mr. and Mrs. Ted McClenagban
and son.Percy and Francis Henry
spent (a couple of days in Tor-
onto. Mrs. McClenaghan intends
staying a week or two with Mr.
and Mrs. O, Mitchell at Toronto.
Mrs. W. R. Farrier, Mrs. G.
Gillespie, Mrs. H. Laidlaw, Mrs.
E. H. Groskorth, Mrs. E. Scholtz,
Mrs. J. D. .Beecroft, Mrs. Milan
Moore, Mrs. Jas. Falconer and
Lois all attended the Sectional
meeting at St. Helens last Friday.
Mr. G. E. Farrier made a busi
ness trip' to London on Monday
and Mrs. G. Gillespie accompan
ied him, to visit friends there.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sproul and
Mrs. 'Ella Hunkins, all of Exeter,
visited with Mrs. M. Ross onj
Sunday.
Mr.’ and Mrs. H. Tichbome of
Goderich visited with her mother,
Mrs. D. Kennedy on Sunday.
WOLF CUBS
SPORT
HOCKEY MEETING CALLED
FOR THURSDAY NIGHT
Trie hockey picture locally is a
bit obscure at this point, but
should ibe clarified somewhat at
a meeting called for this Thurs
day evening in the Town Hall, .
Lucknow will-no doubt be rep
resented in some or all of the
minor series, and as Tory Gregg
said here, last Friday night,/there
is—no-town—in—the-W.O.A.AX-that
has . done ’ any more for minor
hockey triad has Lucknow.
The Intermediate picture will ui^ hight/Akela Thompson and
be ain important point, for dis- Attridge were in charge,
cussipn at Thursday’s-' meetingi' - *•’ / - .1^
and a good turnout of players
and fans is requested.
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/' TIMBER TIPS
• Team .standings after 2 weeks’
play: \
! Gophers 12, Cubs 12, Tigers 10,
Wolverines 10, Chipmunks 7,
Beavers 7, Fawns 7, Kangaroos
5, Pole Cats 4, Lions 4, Coons. 4,
■Zebras 2.
- 1 . Cubs and. Gophers continued
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DUNGANNON
The-Col wan ash Junior Farmers
held their annuay banquet Fri- ‘
day evening in the- United church
with 107 present The Dungannon
Women’s Institute catered for a
turkey dinner. Seated atx, the
head table were Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Carbett, Wingham; Gor
don Bennett, Toronto, a former
*agricultural representative of
(Huron county and Mrs. Bennett;
'agricultural representative Gt W.
Montgomery and his assistant,
-Hamld_Baker; Clinton; Miss Le- .
ona Johnston, office stenographer^^
Clinton; Miss Dorothy Pattison,
president of Huron county Junior \ r
Farmers Association;. ’Rev. G; ’
Watt, basior of ; Dungannon Un^ ;
ited church and- Mrs. Watt; Miss
Doreen Larrib, president of Col-
^Waria*h -Junior Institute; Miss •
Dorothy McCabe, vice president,
and Miss 'Sheila Feagari, secret
ary-treasurer' of the Junior In-;
stitute; and Arnold Alton, pres
ident Of Colwanash Junior Farm
ers, who introdueed those at the _
head table. The national anthem
was sung accompanied at the
piano by Miss Lillian Popp, after
Mr. Alton had proposed-the toast
to the Queen; After the banquet,:
they adjotirned to the auditorium -
of the church, where the guest
speaker, Mr. Bennett, introduced
by Mr J Montgomery, gave an ad* ‘
dress on “The Junior Farmer and
You”. A dance was held later in
'the agricultural hall with
Carnegie’s orchestra from
ford supplying the music.
Mrs. T. C. Anderson, a
of Turkey, will sail November 4th
on the Cynthia, a Cunard liner,
[ from Quebec City to LeHarve,
France. After two weeks in Paris \
with relatives, she will visit an
aunt near Athens, Greece, and
~ therr visit her-parents - in- Istan-
“That’s a large (grandfather < Turkey. (
clock you have in the hall”. JVIission Band was neld in the
“We call it a mother-in-law I United Church basement during
clock because it’s been here for^churchv^GeoFge—Daw^n-conduH-—
years and it won’t go!”
Seventeen Cubs gathered round
the Council Rockjor last week’s
meetingwhich^AvasheldonWedj:
nesday night due to other act
ivities in the jungle on our reg-
Opening ceremonies were led by
Sr. Sixer George . Gibson. .Follow
ing the usual round of games the
iPackengaged-in-a_“pumpkinJ^ce
contest” with some interesting
,and amusing results. Raksha con
ducted a short period of instruct
tion on knots, 'and following a
lively game of “British Bulldog”
the meeting was brought to a
close. The White Six made it
two straight in the Inter-Six
competition by topping the other
Sixes in the games division. As
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their good rolling last week ' a result White Claw Gibson; con-
Sparkling performances to date tinues as Sr. Sixer for another
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i icauw vv. v* «•*’- November is membership fee
Some teams have riot yet hit month^ so bring jn your annual
.their-Irtrides but when the
cruits obtain a’ little experience
the story will be different! Sev- - - -eral of these recruits; incident- week for special service on Apple
ally, are doing very wjell—in fact Day, we 'neglected to1 mention
■they are bolstering the regulars,. Baloo Rae Stanley who 'worked
. Top flats last week were: Go-'at Apple Day headquarters “all
pher Westlake’s 725, Park’s 700,; day. Thanks Rae for a jo>b well
together with Chipmunk Anna ’ ”
Johnstone’s 630 pins.
Your bowling executive sin-
“cerely wants“everyone to erij oy-
I the outings but, at the same time,
I we desire to encourage better
| bowling. Therefore a few changes
will b? made from time to time.
Please co-operate by giving them
an honest try. \
One that we wish to put into
effect this week is bowling two
frames at a time instead of one,
changing alleys at the end of 16
frames. This move makes for
more continuous bowling and will
tend to speed up the pinboy and
the game. j
Individual copies of the sche
dule will be handed- |o the cap
tains of the various teams at the
-alleys—thiS—week and from here
in you will know definitely when
you bowL
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Ken Dolson has been appoint
ed director of recreatiop and
manager of Kincardine arenar
Norm Bagnell jias been named
assistant manager. Dolson will,
also act as hockey coach.
Where there’s money, there’s
always interest.
by Gopher Westlake and Cub t week,
park have done much to put their
teams at the: top of the heap.
re-1 fee (50c) promptly please.
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In passing out bouquets last
ELLA HEFFRON PASSES
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done as. Pack representative.
What was your “Good Turn”
for the day? i—7____
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BOUNDARY WEST
Mr. Garner Stanley is a pat
ient in Wingham Hospital. ■'
Mr. and Mrs. J. Anderson of
London ^visited at l\^r. Wm. Stan
ley’s at the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Colwell and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schilroth of
Kincardine visited with ’ Mr. and
Mrs.-Dam.Nicholson....
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hamilton
motored to St. Thomas to visit
with Mr. 2nd Mrs. J. Crocker on
Sunday.
Mr. Wm. Stanley of Kingston
visited-at—his-home-here,----------
Mr. Oliver Barkwell and Henry
? and Mrs. H. Ensign visited in
London with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Barkiweil. They were accompan
ied by Mrs. E. Barkwell and Mrs.
Ruth Brooks.
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The death of Miss Eleanor. A.
Heffron, age 80, occurred ‘ last
Wednesday at St, Joseph’s Hos
pital, London. She moved from
Bly th to London three years ago.
Ella, as she was known to' old
friends here, was formerly of’this
community, arid visited frequently,
with Mrs. - Wm. MacKenzie *be-
fore She moved.to Toronto. Miss
Heffron was the last member of
the family. .
^“Requiem“high--mass-^was—sung-
in St. Michael’s Church; Bly th , on
-Friday morning with interment
in St.' Michael’s -Cemetery.
Presbyterian Evening Auxiliary
Mrs. Archie Smith;was hostess
for the October meeting of the
Evening Auxiliary which was
under the leadership of Mrs. Jack
Fisher The opening . hymn 449,
was followed With the reading of
Maude Sherwood. The Bible study
on the 7th Beatitude was taken
iby (Mrs. .Robt. MacKenzie and
Mrs. Pollock gave a reading. A
film strip on Africa, Which was
been the study for the year, was
in charge of Mrs. C. Winn, and
’ proved to be very interesting and
informative. "The current events
were taken by Mrs. Jack Mac-
| Donald, hymn 599 Was sung and
the meeting closed with prayer
by Mt’S. Gordon Fisher. / |‘
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Norm
Strata
native •
Ji
ed the meeting, opening with the
call to Worship. Mrs. Irvin led.
in prayer. Mrs. Harvey Alton
conducted the election of officers
for 1953-54: pres., Patricia Pent
land; sec.,- Sandra Finnigan; treas/
David Dawson; pianists, Eleanor
Alton, Lynda Blake and Pauline
Anderson; World Friends sec.,
Carol Pentland. “Let’s Pack a
Parcel” and the business was
taken by Mrs.. Irvin, The meeting
closed by repeating the Members’
Purpose;—■ ■ - ~ :----————
Buys Shorthorns
At the Bruce County Shorthorn
Breeders consignment sale held
Free of Dungannon paid $325 for
a polled Shorthorn open heifer
consigned by R. C. Armstrong.
Mr. Free also bought two bred
heifers consigned by Roger Hood
of Paisley. ■ - .
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