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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-11-04, Page 6WEDNESDAY, NOV, 4th, 1953 r V Ifi Commemoration of ’7w REMEMBRANCE DAY J X Lucknow Business Places Are RequestedTo •O’ i « ,y I ,i i f the fortune you will Brussels Motors *T. t: /r ECONOMICAL SMOOTHS FLOORS CUSHIONS YOUR STEP DEADENS SOUND '*r p 'S',*1-- •. b V 15, Gophers 14, Chipmunks 12, Beavers 12, Lions 9, Fawns 7, Kangaroos 7, Coons 6, Pole Cats 6, Zebras 4. : Proclamation . . _^O.O-O— • MEETING DECIDES TO ENTER TWO HOCKEY TEAMS V « . o ■; MOFFAT—-in, Wingham General Hospital on Wednesday, October 21, 1953, to' Mr. and Mrs. David Moffat, Holy rood, a son. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER "11th, 1953 , ... CUTS HEAT LOSS ■' ?■/ . ■■ . ’■. "> '• ■ ■ ' ■' $W4<&4 SOMit . ■ -V ; ’ ■■■' ■ •• * ' * X. ' , . ’ * ‘ * ■ ' *• r ; • ' ■ ¥ •■ m # « ' 1948 CHEV. SEDAN. UitTCHlEyMSEdA'N.. ■ Iy'l Believe it or Jiot, you-ll likely cart* during your working years. So (lie big question is? . ... How much of this will still he yours; . when you retire? You owe it to yourself to make^sure you keep enough Bank a regular amount from each pay from now on. • • at the B of M. r" ' “ Andhold-onto-a-worthwhile-shareof———- earn. .,r- PAGE SIX WHITECHURCH The Young Adult Group of the United Church held a? masquer ade social in the. basement of the church last Tuesday even ing, Prizes were given as follows: best dressed lady, Marjorie CouL tes; best dressed man, Mrs. Jas. Falconer; comic lady, Mrs.. E« Groskorth; comic man, Raymond Laidlaw; comic dress girl, Gary Chapman? best dressed girl, Kar en Groskorth; comic dressed boy,' Roy; James; best dressed boy, Donald Gaunt; scareiest dreSsed, were Mrs. Chapman and Leon ard James. Games were enjoyed by ’all and lunch was' seH’ed. ; Mr. and . Mrs. Stanley Moore v /arid family spent the week-end at Caledon; Mrs.-Thompson, who has been, visiting here for the .past week, returned home with them. Miss Olive Ter riff, R.N., of the ‘ Listowel Hospital staff, spent the week-end at her home here. The W. M. S. of the United Church are holding their' bazaar in the Legion Rooms on Dec. 5th.Mr. Ted McClenaghan visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roddy Inglis at Forest on Sunday and Mrs. McClenaghan, who has/been visit- irig at Forest and Acton returned home with him. Miss Florence Lane of Moles- wotth spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McClenaghan. Mi/. arid; Mrs. Robt. Ross moved THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ZION ; . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Alton vis ited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs; Bill Hunter. ‘ Frank Alton spent Sunday with Douglas arid Bruce Raynapd. Mrs. Janet Twamley of Wood- stock visited Jast Thursday with Mr, and Mrs. Will Ritchie, Mr., and Mrs. Jim McNain and Helen of Amberley visited Sun day With Mr, and Mrs. Frank Ritchie. , ™~Ghurcl7^will^be^at-~l-j45-"iU7-th^ afternoon fpr the month of • No- yem'ber. ?• .•.•/- •- Mrs and Mrs, Fred Shropghall and Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Russell .Irvin, Jerry arid’ William, gmd Miss Dorothy Raynard and Don SPORT... LOCAL BOWLERS TOPPED ./TOURNEY AT WINGHAM Local bowlers; walked off With the prize money after outlasting' a game Wialkerton team inf a sud den death, playoff on Friday night. * The tournament consisted of 3 rounds and; marked .the opening of the new alleys at Wingham. Round twd, the semi-final, which saw Walkerton- eliminate “Paris <arid the Lucknow-Dungannon en try edge Wingham, proved to be the climax of the evening., At. the halfway mark our boys were shy about 125 pins and were pract- closef rom 9.45a.iTi. until-thfe^qnchisioii -of the ServiciBs at “the Presbyterian ChufcK • and at the Cenotaph.* A ’’ Miss Dorothy Raynard and Don- j icaity out At this point, how- aid Murray visited With Mr. and eyer> they pulled themselves to- i gether as a team and came up ^ Mr. Gordon Kirkland went into. with the high single of the event Goderich Hospital on Sunday ev- f-.j318 iriiisj This?meant that all enmg for x-rays. j players averaged close to 220 to their home in the village last j slower as both teams showed the Week; effects of a strenuous evening M1*? epd Mrs. Jais, Falconer &• running through a total of five Lois spent the Week-end with ■ games. their son, Mr, and Mrs, ‘ Charles i Big guns on the local team Falconer at Tiverton. J were Fawn Mike Sanderson and We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Gopher George Westlake who: Frank Coulter is a patient again.. dished up the ball in big league! in Wingham Hospital. ’ Style averaging 237 and 232 pins ——respectively during’ the 'entire If, by any, chance, you heard strarigd arid loud noises emanat ing fronr the direction of Wing ham about midnight and thought they were * hobgoblins, you were wrong. It was only “Westy” sparking his mates in that ding- dong senrii-final against Wing- j 'ham. ' ■ It now/costs more to arryuse a stretch, child than it once did to educate j his father 1 The EerSect Floor Underlay O JOHN W. HENDERSON LUMBER LIMITED ’Phone 150 Lucknow, Ont 1953 CHEV, BELAIR SEDAN, fully equipped, 2-tone 1953 1952 PONTIAC SEDAN 1952 TWO 1952 STYLELINE CHEy. SEDANS 1951 CHEV. DELUXE FLEETLINE COACH 1951 .CHEVROLET SEDAN 1951 DODGE SEDAN 1951 POWERGLIDE CHEV. COACH, fully equipped 1949 CHEV. DELUXE SEDAN • / " ' 1949 FORD CUSTOM: SEDAN 1948 CHEV. COACH ' 1947' MERCURY SEDAN™""'......'T 1946 PONTIAC SEDAN TRUCKS 4 TWO-TON ARMY TRUCKS 1946-CHEV.. %-TON PICK-UP . • ' 1 J CHEV; SEDAN ■/ If PONTIAC SEDAN , - Huron County’s Foremost Used Car. Dealers. 7. ,w Cash/ Trade,. Terms -j- Open Evenings Until 10 Cities Service Dealer ’ Phone 73V Brussels , 1 ■ ’ . ' . 'fl S. E. Robertson, Reeve. BORN WEBSTER—-to Mr. and . Mrs. Jack Webster, Prince Rupert, B.C., on Sunday, October 18th, j953,-~ a son, Jack Steven Lane, a broth er for Janet and Susan. a j A fairly well attended hockey I meeting was held here last. Thurs day evening, when the decision was -reached ;to enter ;an Inter-, mediate team arid a Midget team. It is felt that sufficient mat erial can be “dug up” to make both these squads contenders in their, class. , j An organization ; Dieting will be held at a later date, when it’s more like hockey weather. '.,a — -o-o-d- - TIMBER TIPS Gophers, B6avers and .Cubs rolled the big ones last week but, oddly enough, thF,top~team was~ forced to settle for a small count. All bowlers, especially the Tiger squad, feel badly about it all— so much so that they will" en- deavour to relieve them of fur ther . “trouble” of counting even a single point come Wednesday. The Beavers are to be con gratulated, along with1 Gophers, of course, for staging a real bat tle. Both teams ran up grand totals of .nearly 3200 piris. Boiling highlights Were: .Chip munk Anna Johnston’s 320 single, Gopher.'Anderson’s 693 triple. The former tops the effort of both sexes in our league’ to date and it could be the target for ladies on the new timberlanes to shoot at during the remainder of theseason.. Two other ladies who did very well were Wolverine Mary Fish er arid. Crib Dorothy ErringtOn, who^racked up close to 600 pins. More news about bowling can be found1on the front page. Seems that CKNX sports announcer is p?pOTting“a^“‘Ted““face-"these—daysJ ' While listing the teams participat ing in the official opening of the rie.w alleys last Friday, Lucknow was completely ignored in favor of “big town’’ entries who,//nat urally enough, would be battling for the $25-prize.> . There, seems- to be some con fusion about which Scores count when more than five are playing. Handicaps ar'e considered arriving at your low score. Two or more lacfies1 "suores •• inusC bu counted and, since we are en couraging..'mixed bowling, we must insist that team captain four are playing, The.fourth,male .name his three, male players if player can • be substituted for a regular in games, two arid three* Please co-operate more fully with our hard-working record* - ’keep6rsr by “completing the score [ sbcet’s,. in the? record bprik* f' *. J Team Standing Cubs 19, Wolverines 15, Tigers BLACKSTONE—in Victoria Hos pital, ^London^on. Wednesday^ October 28th, ..to Mr.- and Mrs. Ralph Blackstone of Goderich (nee Gertrude. Raynard) a dau ghter, • Catherine Elizabeth. "" „ Lucknow••DraaehrMURRAY ^OCJSF; Mahigef I