The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-12-08, Page 6Fruit
Basket
CHOICE MIXED NUTS and CANDIES
the way of \
'k
J
ST. HELENS
J* . ‘ ) ■•• •] ’
The.. St. Helen’s Women’s
stitute meeting . was held
NOVEMBER GENERALLY
DULL AND MILD
Aitchison. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs.»Erhe§t
Gaiint with Mrs. Eldon Miller
and Mrs. Harvey Robb as host
esses.
8
-M-
••F-
SPORT...
TIMBER TIPS
George Westlake is playing for
the Goderich Sailors again this
winter, and the squad have their
sights set on the W.O.A.A. “A”
JUVENILES PLAY GAMES *
AWAY IN-DECEMBER—
PAGE SIX WEDNESDAY, DEC, gfh, 1954
"*■■! J!'U’A-U r J'-'T-lff V!’!!, J. 1.1!’?
LEGION STAGING SATURDAY Night fOwl bingos
W tuViv
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
'8
Shavers
GOODS ..
♦
Y
)
1
i
v
$
Electric
Lamps
MAJOR APPLIANCES . .
Refrigerators
Home Freezers '
Ranges
Washers
GAMES . * /
Hdckey .Games
Dart Boards
Table Tennis
Metal Interlocking
WEATHERSTRIP
For Door Bottoms
Completely Seals
Out The Weather,
f ■ ■
s
s
■f
i
E
s
I FLOOR
| COVERINGS
Rubber Tile
JaspeTile..........
Marboleum Tile
in a wide range of
colors.
Also . . .
Plywood, and Abitibi
Board Underlay. \
BARN DOOR
MATERIAL
1” and 174” Tongue
and Groove Pine' <
1” and 1%” Battens
Enclosed Metal 'Track
' Adjustable and Nori-
Adjustable Trolleys.
' i
t-88Sis
8 sI k LUMBER LIMITED
S Lucknow — Phone 150 — (
•' Woodgrain .
WALLBOARD
For Partitions In Play
rooms, Bedrooms, etc.
Economical and ,o
Easy to Apply.
JOHN W. HENDERSON I
— — —-!^J.
_____s._T__ _____ ____ Ontario S
In-
on
-■*' Thursday, December 2nd at the
home of Mrs. Fred McQuillin.
There were 21 members and. six
- - visitors-present. The meeting- op
ened with the Institute Ode, the
Mary "Stewart ' Collect and / the
Lord’s prayer in unison* The roll
call, “A Christmas verse and a
cash donation for Wingham Hos
pital”;, was well responded to,
with ten dollars donated for the
hospital. The minutes and finan
cial statement report were read
The Lucknow Legion resumed
their weekly bingos on Saturday
night for chickens, turkeys and
other prizes. They -plan another
bingo this Saturday evening and
also the following Saturday,,
which will : offer bingo fans az
chance to win some Christmas
fowl.
and the correspondence and busi
ness part of'the meeting attend*
ed to. A, Christmas carol “Oh Lit
tle Town of Bethlehem” was
sung.; Mrs. E'Mobd Barbouryjhad^
(the motto, and swb^
cannot .enter where Christmas
joy dwells”. Mrs. Lloyd Hunter
gave a very inspiring topic on
“Christmas”. Mrs. • Chester ' Tay-
f. lor piayed an instrumental,
“Christmas Bells”. Christmas car--
^ol^, “Come All Ye Faithful” synd
“Silent Night” were sung. A draw
was. made for a door prize do
nated by Mr,. Wm.. • Schmid of
.Lucknow, with Mrs. Fred Mc-
Quillin being the winner. An ex
change of Christmas gifts took
: place and lunch iwas served by
the hostesses, Mrs., Jas.. Curran,
Mrs. E. W. Rice; and Mrs. Wm.
Purdon. A vote of thanks was
given the hostess by Miss Jean
<^h^weaj^eru summary for, No
vember, an unpredictable month,
brought little of. the extreme in
weather conditions, 1 yet didn’t
contribute much to make up for
a very disagreeable fall gener
ally, ,
November’s temperature was
fairly uniform, although the high
did soar to 64’degrees. T'he low
was 26 degrees. Rainfall was 2.10
inches' and there was 61/2 inches
of snow. The. month was . very
dull, cloudy and mild.
Vacuum Cleaners
Floor Polishers
Sewing Machines
Mixmasters
Hand Mixers
Electric Kettles
irons
Toasters
Coffee Makers
Sandwich Grills
Heating Fads '
■ Clocks- - - ■—
SPORTING
Skates °
Hockey Equipment
Skls-^——
. . Ski Equipment '•<
Rifles
Shotguns
Toboggans
Sleighs
Bicycles
Tricycles
;-l
I ' ■ ■ •
—^-HOUS^EHGtD-Appliancarr^
.8"
I
f
'I
’8
=£=g= ..... .
g •» Televisions —r Radios — ■ Record Players
8.........'...... ’ .................... ....................
I
'•I
■ s
a w& . .
Radio and Electric
PHONE 110, LUCKNO^V
■ ■ .....
On Wednesday night the Kan
garoo^ took 7 PQints at the ex-,
pense of the; last, place Beavers.
Marie Sparling, scoring 503 plus
168 handicap for a 671 total and
Bob Nainsop with 653 plus 18 for
671 sparked the attack .while
Cora Thompson rolling 472.- plys
150 totalling 622 was high for
the Beavers.
Edna Couse with a 5.92 total
and Jack Fishes with 612 plus 36
totalling 648 paced the Wolver
ine^ to a 5 point victory over the
short handed Chipmunks. Rpy
Black with 645 plus 60 for 705
and . Clare Johnstone with 566
plus 78 for 644 were- the high
scorers on the Chipmunks. Is; it
right that the Chipmunk’s cap
tain approached thd. management
about having a post moved? We
understand it is in
the ibowlers.
The Cubs took 5
the Coons with the
ping the last game
points from
Coons win-
, ............_ on the roll
oif on a tie game. .Jack Caesar
with 603 plus 87. for 690 and Col
leen Eedy with a 561 total led
the Cubs’ attack while Gordon
Baileyand Jack, McDonagh. .were
high for tne Coons.
The Squirrels scampered into
first place as they took 7 points
from1 the Zebras Who just
couldn’t .get going. 'The Squirrels
all rolled well with Roy Finlay
son posting a total of 688 while,
Ernie Button scored a 620 total
with Lorna Button close behind,
with a total of 614. The * Zebras
slumped badly as Elmer Mac-
Kerizie, a newcomer, rolled a 554
total for the" team’s best effort?
Dinny Hamilton with 612 <plus
72 for a 684 .total led the Pole
Cats to a 5 point victory over
the Gophers. Clarence Greer and
Anne Anderson were high scor
ers for t|ie losers, with Dorothy
Hamilton totalling 611 and Bob
McIntosh totalling 604 also, help
ing—the-Pole Cats -to—victory
Team Standing
Squirrels 40, Zebras 38, Wol
verines 38, Cubs 35, Kangaroos
33, Gophers 33, Chipmunks 28,
Coons 27, Pole Cats 25; Beavers
18. •
‘With only a 7 point spread in
the top six teams at the end of
the first round, the race is be
ginning to tighten up. There will
be a lot of changes in standings
the next couple of weeks.
Remember, December 15th and
16th are the dates set for the
turkey roll. As far as we know
now it'will’be the same as last
year. One turkey for the high
couple, one for high lady and
one for high gent. All .scores
handicap included.
• |.?
• *
M, ft
5
h
§
I
ft
h$
I
I
i
8
8
; *88-
"L
8
ft
I
8
8 ,
8 Use .;
I TULIP MARGARINE
8
I
iHenry’s Fruit Market
§ Fresh Fruit, Vegetables and Groceries
§ . Free Delivery — Phone 82, Lucknow
h
Please Place
Your Orders
Early
for Your
Christmas
Watch for out valuable
CHRISTMAS DRAW
With, every $1.00 purchase you receive
a free ticket ,
-- ------------------—7——1 — : T r-... ■
Have You tried the New
CHEESE SPREAD?
for your
Christmas Baking.
Lucknow Legion Jqyeniles are
slated to open the hockey season
in Wingham on December 16th.
They are in a five-team group
with Durham, Wingham, Listowel
and Mt. Forest, which are all
higher category teams.
Lucknow will not compete in
the group playoffs, but will/ go
into the W.O.A.A. “D” playdowns
when the schedule is. complete.:
Three of Lucknow’s away-
from-home games will be played
in December on artificial ice.
Home games are drafted for Jan
uary, when natural ice will like
ly be available locally, with Jack
Frost’s co-operation. •
December
ilili Hllfl
delicious
flavours
10— Wingham at Mt. Forest
-15—4Mt FoFest—at- Durham
16— Lucknow at Wingham
17— Durham at Mt.-Forest
20—Lucknow at -Listowel
22—Lucknow, at Durham
29—Wingham at Durham
January
3— -Mt. Forest at Listowel
4— Durham at Lucknow’
7— Lucknow’ at Mt. Forest
8— Listowel at Wingham
11— ML Forest a! Lucknow
14—Wingham at Listowel
18— Listowel at Lucknow
20— Durham at Wingham
21— Listowel • at Mt. Forest
25—Wingham at Lucknow
27— Mt. Forest at Wingham
28— Durham at Listowel
FebiTiary
1—(Listowel at Durham
GIFT SUGGESTIONS from MILDMAY FURNITURE SHOWROOMS
^,14 Cubic Foot HOMEFREEZER . S385 00| 19 CUbic Foot HOMEFREEZER 1 $435.00
- Double Door WARDROBE MIRRORS .... ’ $39.00
. 3*Piece Double Dresser
BEDROOM SUITE, $129.00
Others, $79.00 up
clearing various suites
26 in Stock at 15%, Reduction
...,_ ............................... ...................................................................................,, ...........................
____........................................................................................................................-X.............................-.......—.____ ......._____..............7 .J....................................
Itatrfoam pillows : ■ 155:75?
SPRINGFILLED MATTRESS .... ..... $21,50
NEW PIANOS "It Discount of $100.00
USED PIANOS .J... . $165.00, Etc.
CHROME SMOKERS, Urge ... .... . . $7*95
END TABLES, 2 shelves . ......... $5.95
Kiddies*. Metal Folding Bridge Sets $12.50
-d-Ciibic-Foot-Automatic-Frigddaire——$31L00^
Modern Lamps, Fancy Cushions, Small Radios
ADMIRAL TV. SET ... . ... $199.00
2*]Piec,e
DAVENPORT SUITE, $129.00
Select .from over 20
LIVING ROOM SUITES'
It’s Worth $25.00 to $125.00
AS A TRADE-IN
Show cushion from old snite to. salesman.
-h . Easy Terms
,2S,......................... ' ■...........................................................................................................................................7................................................................................................. ■