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PAGE SIX
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RIPLEY-LUCKNOW COMBINES
MAKE IT TWO STRAIGHT
Ripley-Lucknow combines and
Teeswater are battling it out for ,
. group honors in a five-out-of-nine
series. Ripley took the opener
5.-4 in Teeswater pn Saturday and
Lack on home ice op Tuesday ,
night made it two straight by
winning -the blood and thunder
contest 11 to 8. . 7,
The two -teams go back at it
inTeeswiateron^Thursdaynight,
with the fourth, gopie of the set
scheduled/fortheLucknowarena
op ,Saturday night.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WHITECHURCH
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■ Mr. and Mrs.’ Wm, Mclnnes &
son Bill of, Walkerton visited
with friends in Whitechurch on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. CJroskorth pnd
family spent Saturday tin Kitch
ener;,,' ■’ .
, Mr. Jack Aitchison is visiting,
friends at Bronte. Clark McGreg-
!or accompanied him as far as
Toronto. #
. Mr. and Mrs. B. D. McClenan-
han and son Carl visited, Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. E. Barbour.
regular monthly meeting
of the W.M.S, willJbe..held at
the home of Mrs/ ETGroskorth
on Wednesday, February 17th.
The Farm Forum was held1 at
the home of Mr. and Mrs^ Jas.
u alconer on Monday evening; The
discussion for the evening was
the grading of farm products.-
Games of euchre Were played.uaiuico vu. cuuiuc . vvc±vMessrs. Colin, and Fred Mac- Euchre was played with Mr. and
Gregor have received word of Mrs. Miles Ste. Marie high man
k the death of their brother, Mr. and lady. Niat Thompson and Lois
Hector” MiacGregor in Texas. ' - ’ ' '
Mrs. Alex, MacDonald wll be
hostess on Thursday of this week
to. thq W,J\£.S. Mrs. Hugh • Mac-
Kenzie will have charge of the
program. - z ■ •■■■■ { ■ -■ ■-'- — - •7
The Kintail W. I. held a very
successful social evening in Kin-?
tail Hall on Friday evening of
last week. (
' Falconer were low man and. lady.
Lunch was served and a social'
half -hour enjoyed by all. ,
The Radies of the W.A. in the
village, quilted a quilt last Tues
day at the home of Mrs. G. Far
rier. This quilt along with a crib
quilt and couple of other large
quilts will -be shipped to Korea
soon. ,
just Arrived ....
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One Carload Of
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British Columbia
Suitable For
WATER TROUGHS, FEEDING TROUGHS,
$LEIGH TOPS,
OUTSIDE STEPS and PLATFORMS,
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JOHN W. HENDERSON
LUMBER LIMITED
Lucknow Phone 150 Ontario
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HOME SAVED BY
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i’ Mrs. Robert Porter and her
son Wayne can be credited wifh
saving, their home from destruc
tion. On Monday morning Mrs.
Porter smelled smoke and. on in
vestigating . discovered that the
.partition where tKekitchenstove
pipe leads into the. main house
was on fire. She quickly called
to Wayne who immediately r*P"
ped off the wallboard and got
at -the^ smouldering fire. There
being plenty of water at hand
aided greatly in their fire fight
ing efforts. It is only a short7
time since the Porter family mov
ed here. We are glad no further
-damage, resulted. * ’ ;
Mr. & Mrs. Russell'Ball, Char
lene and her cousin, Johnny Ball
of London' spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs^o^ex Percy
and family>
Miss Mary McMillan and Miss
j oyce Dunean, Training, College
students, are . practice teaching
this week in our school under, the
supervision of. our teacher, Mrs.
Burton Collins. . . ‘ . ■
. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Needham'
entertained the Purple. Grove
Farm Forum on Monday evening.
Relatives ' and friends from
here attended the funeral of the
late James Thompson at Kincar
dine on Tuesday. The deceased
was a resident of the Kingiarf
district and was well known here
having spent some time on Con.-
10 where he. lived at the home
of his niece, Miss Belle Ross.
Rev. Andrew Lane,of ^Brussels
visited Saturday with his bro
thers, J- R. and 'Malcolm Lane.
Mr .and .Mrs. Perry Hodgins,
and Sharon, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Maulden and, Keith were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morley
Bushell^om Fridayevening—
Miss Kathleen Lane of Brus
sels spent the week-end at her
home here.
—Mr.: Ron- Burgess _:of l- Chatham.
renewed acquaintances here dur
ing the week.
The: H.W.I. met at the home
of Mrs. Wm. Eadie on Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Ray hard Acker t
presided. After the usual opening
the Standing, Committee conven
ers spoke"briefly, Mrs. P. A. Mur
ray on agriculture and Canadian
industries; Mrs. Tom Hod-gins on
Historical Research? and Mrs. Ed.
Thompson on Health. A summary
of the Federated News was given
by Miss Edna Boyle. Miss Mar
garet McIntosh; Mrs. Eldon Eck-
ensWiller iarid Mrs. Art Tlraham
were judges for the tea biscuit
icontest. The prizes were award
ed to Miss Edna Boyle and Mrs.
.Timftmitb. They were later auc
tioned by -Mrs. P. A. Murray.
Mrs. Howard Harris, Mrs. Frank
<Thompson, Mrs. Toni.Hodgins and
Mrs. Frank Maulden are the nom
inating committee. Mrs. Arthur
Graham introduced the guest
speaker, Mr. J. M. Game, LP.S.,
who gave a very interesting talk
cn the trends- of education and
problems of current interest. Miss
: In winter months, Hydro helicopters
reach in minutes, areas that might
■. J-hecompletelv inaccessible after heavy .
snows. From the Great Lakes to the
wilderness of the far north they patrol
your Hydro’s transmission lines, locat
ing possible'trouble points and pre
venting costly interruptions. This is ;
another example of Hydro’s modern
and progressive operation to assure a
low-cost, dependable, power supply.
-The pilots and observers of these
helicopters are two of the more than
. WEDNESDAY, TIB* WWjt 1954
YOU CAN’f GO WRONG
; With One Of Brussels Motors.
Used Cars
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! 1953 CHEV. BELAIR SEDAN ' ?
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! SIX 1952 CHEV. SEDANS & COACHES, choice of . colors.
J 1951 CHEV. Power glide Deluxe SEDAN, fully, equipped
'1951 CHEV- DELUXE FLEETLINK COACH ■ • ;
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TRUCKS
G.M.C; ONE-TON STAKE TRUCK
G.M.Q. H-TON PICK-UP
G.M.C. J/a-TON PICK-UP
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g Huron County’s Foremost Used ,'Car Dealers x
F Cash, Trade, Terms — Open: Evenings Until 10 . x
$ Cities Service Dealer — Phone 73x, Brussels §
i discussion, “Vkhat Grade Mad-,
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schumacher
and Helen spent Wednesday ev
ening with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Zettel and Jean, Walkerton.
Mr. and Mrs. Midford Wall -and
Donnie visited Wednesday with
Mr.’and Mrs. Tom Habkett and
Doug of Ashfield.
Mr? and Mrs. E. Thacker visit
ed Wednedsay afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. .-Grant Wall and family.
—-Mi^—and—Mrs—James--Wraith-—
spent Friday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Henderson, of .
Lucknow. / .
,. We extend sinceresympathy
to our Editor in the loss of his
brother, Willard. *
We are sorry to report that
Mrs. Frank Brown -is under the 7
doctor’s care with a heart con
dition, that is confining her to
the house.
Mr. and Mrs. Dune Thompson
visited Sunday 1 with Mr. and
Mrs. Art Hodgiris.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Why took
and Gary spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Whytock & fam
ily?:. '■ ■ ■ •
We; extend . our sympathy to
Mrs. Lome Becking in the loss
of her. aunt, whose funeral was
helct in Formosa Friday morn
ing- '■ '■/
May Boyle thanked the speaker j
on behalf of the ladies and all!
joined in singing ‘‘School Days”
and all repeated a verse from an
old school reader. Readings were
given by Mb’s. Jim Smithy Mrs.
Tom Hodgins and Mrs, Morley
Hobbs. Plans were made for the
annual “At Home”.. Committees
Mrs; Jim (Smith,- Mrs; Alex-Percy,-
Miss . May Boyle, Mrs. Frank
Thompson and Mrs, Wm, Wall;
The Garden Club was left over
for the time beingrAreuchreqand-
dance was also planned 'for.. Mrs.
Smith gave the dosing remarks.
The National Anthem brought the.
meeting to a- close. Lunch was
served. Mrs-. Rayhard Ackert will
be the March hostess. /
Miss Marlene Porter snent the
week-end1 with, her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Po.rter.
Mr.. arid Mrs. Clayton Nichol-'
sori, Judy and Ronnie of Huron
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Nicholosn.-and family.
Mr. -Russell Barr of Toronto
was home over the week-end.
Friends of Mrs. Howard Mc
Guire of Olivet ■ are pleased to
know she is- making favorable
progress following a ihajor op
eration in Stratford Hospital.
Note (Change in Time of Service
The Anglican service will be
at 2.30 o’clock on . Sunday next,
-February 14t-hr-ihstead-Qf 11 a.m.
■as usual.
Mr., and Mrs. Wm. Holland and
boys of Kincardine visited Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Graham. .
We are sorry to report that Mr.
Malcolm Lane has been ill with
pneumonia. His many friends
wish him sf speedy recovery.
The sympathy of the corres
pondent and the many faithful
readers of the Kinldugh column
extend heartfelt sympathy, to the
Sentinel Publisher in the loss of
his. brother, • the late Willard
Thompson. . /
Mrs. Gertrude Walsh spent the
week-end in the village at her
■home here. • . "
; Mr. and Mrs. Wm.-Bushell of
Lucknow Visited Sunday" with
Mrs.', J;''W/ Colwell; ’
Mr. falter Nicholson, Mr. and
-4-Wsr--Georigc •~Guy4ert-Kenny---arid
Colyne visited'with Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Nicholson during the A-ve.ek.
DO YOU KNOW?
Hydro maintains over
7,000 miles, of > «|ji. -
vbltagetrahshiissid■*.. ,>,es Z-1
' iri ft vast.grid that cfeliviers’ .
pfrMMd eWy'pgrt of '
the province. ‘ •// Mfbrfnatiofl Mrififerrtlrtg OnUribHydro tan obtamed bywriting your
Hydro Chairman, 620 University' Avenue, Toronto
CULROSS CORNERS
Bethany , Farrri . Forum met ■ op
Monday■ night., at the. home of
• Mr. and Mrs. Erriie Hanna with
ah attendance of J.1? The ■ topic,
“Barriers to' Trade”, was discuss-
-ed. It was thought free - ;ttade
•, might give up ‘better prices ’ for’
odr Jiye^tock aricl th.at'’we""W6uld ■
. be able to buy cotton • products
cheaper.- Regret was expressed on
' ■ aiccptirii ’of thp illness of the sec-
retary, Mi’S. Frank Brown/ arid
i plans Were made tto sen'd; her’a
' , j box of fruit, etc. ,Gamc(s were:
■ played and the hostess served
: lunch. The next meeting will be
at dhe home of Mn Clay-'
’■'tbn/Meyers‘“W^’Xh'e'‘t6p^
Too Late To Classify
Dear Mr. Editor:
Would you mind putting this
letter in your valued paper as
I think the ratepayers of our
i town should know .of the incon-
| ven ierice that the rateJpayers on
Main St. have been put to, ; . .
Less than two weeks ago we
had <a brbak in the water service
bn Main St. which practically left
us without water for three or four
dlays. They were asked to put on
extra help then -but they would
not. A few days later we saw
water coming out ofk the holes
that they had filled in. On Thurs
day at 11 a.m. the water,was shut
off again and not/ put on until
9 p.m. Saturday wheri-the repairs’
were finished. This’meant that
-th e—Ma i n-Stv--f r 6m--Ghin?s~RCs t——
aurant to the Fire Hall on both .
sides oif the street had rib water .
for. 21/2 days^ Why did this jpb
take so long? Because - they, had
two men on the job 'working. 8
hours a day. The Reeve said they ,
don’t heed any more .help 'yet /
there w-bre restaurants, beauty
parlots and apartments arid stores
without hot- water heating, s'er- ;
vices and facilities. Was'this not
an. emergency that demanded
on extra shifts as were asked
for? There Were men there ready
to start Work. _
■ 1 don’t know , what this town,- /
is corping to ,if it is.going to be,
run this Way. I think’the sooner. ,
we get a ratepayers’' association ,,
in this town, the better xt wilt
be for everybody. '
, inboWcnlcnbMr^WbpW^F^
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