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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-12-15, Page 10PAGE TEN TME LUCKNOW 'shNTIN®®, ,®UCOOW. ONTARIO PS? For AU the Children of Lucknow and District | 3 aAT THE PLAYHOUSE THEATRE ^r- \ MORNING MATINEE, 10 00 a.m. -for town children AFTERNOON MATINEES, 1.30 and 3.30 for rural children only o Shows sponsored by Lucknow Business Men’s Association •A: WHITECHURCH ■. —-——• ' Elaine Conn underwent an ap­ pendicitis operation on Monday : in Wingham Hospital. Jack Henderson and Joe Tif­ fin are among the ones with ^strep throat. -■ Mr, George Fisher /was taken to Wingham Hospital by Am­ bulance on Monday. ; Mr. Lome Johnston is a pat­ ient in Wingham Hospital. % Mrsi Irene Paterson" £ Helen of "Toronto spent the week-end •with the former’s mother, Mrs. Wm. Taylor- . We are sorry to hear that Wm. ^Dawson ^isr^uhder_Jthe-^doctor?s- care., . The regular morithly meeting of the W.M.S. Was held at the . home pf-Mra -G—E^Fariref—with Mrs. James Falconer, president, in charge. The meeting opened •with hymn 62. Rev. Brook of Blue vale had charge of install­ ing the new slate, of officers for the coming year. He spoke of the necessities of a church in the community. Mrs, Clprence Mc- Clenaghan had the missionary prayer. Mrs. E. Scholtz sang a sold “O Little Town of Bethle­ hem”. Hymn 64 was sung. BiYsi- ness part of the meeting was dis­ cussed. The meeting closed with the mizpah (benediction. The W. A? held their meeting following the W.MJS. The business was dis­ cussed and the birthday tea was served and a social half hour as~enjoyed—by—alb-The—next- meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. E. H. Groskorth. OBITUARY JAMES SCRIMGEOUR James Alexander Scrimgeour, age 63; died on Monday morn­ ing at his home at Milverton after an illness of two weeks. He was a son of the late. Mr. and Mrs? William Scrimgeour and was born in East Wawanosh but grew to manhood in Lucknow, Where he learned the. milling at Treleaven’s Flour Mill, and fol­ lowed that business on going to Milverton thirty-six years ago. ' Jim wasz truly a genial chap, and an ardent sport supporter _alL_his life. He had a host of friends here of the older gener­ ation, who learned with regret of his passing. __At__Milvefcton he married Ger­ trude Pauli, 35 years ago, . and to them were born three sons and six daughters, who with their mother, survive. They are: Dr. William, Parkhill; Robert, Milverton; and John, at home; six daughters, Miss Margaret, Mrs. Syrus Farquharson, Mrs, Donald Tuer, all of Stratford; Mrs. Ronald Brennaman, Mrs. Roy Stover and Mrs. Carl KibH fer, all of Milverton. One broth­ er, Wm; Scrimgeour, Palmerston; one sister, Mrs. N- L Sinclair of Winnipeg and 12 grandchildren also survive. / ' A private funeral was held on Wednesday at the family resi­ dence conducted by Rev. M J. -ISthrkman • of St. Peter’s Luth- eran Church. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery, Milverton. - ■ - ’ J;------------------------------- ---------1---------------- SPORT... TIMBER TIPS This week’s action saw many changes in the league standing as we enter the’ second round of the schedule, , . Jack Caesar and Dick. Parks led the Cubs io a 7 point victory over last week’s leaders, the Squirrels. Caesar’s total of 706 and; Park’s 741 were enough to crush the opposition who seemed <to lack the punch that had car­ ried them to the top of the league. Meanwhile the Zebras^ came up with a 5 point victory over the Gophers. Pearl Jamieson’s 648 total and Bob Reid’s 618 total led the Zebra’s attack, While Marie Greer’s 555 and Anne An-, derson’s 554 were tops for the losers. The Beaver’s lucky night fin­ ally rolled around as they down­ ed the Chipmunks for 7 points. Marion McKinnon’s 657 and Marg Collyer’s -641- totals proved too much for the Chipmunks. Anna Johnston’s 558 total was the best effort the Chipmunks could mus­ ter. ' ■ .' /. • On Thursday night the Wolver­ ines moved from a second place tie. into first place with a seven point, victory over the. Coons. The three men bowlers each. rolled near 600 totals, “Toby” Greer be­ ing tops with 629. Gordon Bailey led the Coons with a 590 total.. The Pole Cats, aided by handi­ caps, took 5 points from the Kan­ garoo^ after losing all three on the flat score. Dinny Hamilton rolled, 737 plus 63 for a total of 800 and Hazel Webster1 was sec­ ond high With a 586 total. Al Hamilton paced the losers with 605 plus 117 for 722 and Larry Salkeld scoring 518 plus 90 for 613 with Lois Crowston also scoring high with 611. • ■. ' Team Standing Wolverines 45, Zebras 43~Cubs 42, Squirrels 40; Kangaroos 35, Gophers 35, Pole Cats130, Chip­ munks 28, Coons 27, Beavers 25; KINLOUGH DEC. 15th, 1954 § This Year . < .. ..• -r • • -i-.- ... • w*A * I Js — ... .--i—All standard sizes in stock. /I T. 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HENDERSON | LUMBER LIMITED g Luckiiow — Phone 150 > —, Ontario chimney apfd install “Firechief’’. : 'I 4L § Mr, and Mrs- Juck Hodgte^ tertained relatives on Thursday evening at a dinner in honor of Mr. James Hodgins’ 80th birth­ day. His many friends wish him many happy returns of the. day. Mrs. J. W. Colwell spent th# .week-end with her sister, Mrs. Annetta Bushell at Lucknow, Mr, and Mrs, John Stroeder were to Kitchener on Friday see­ ing a specialist. Mr. Stroeder has been confined to bed for some time. We wish him improved health. Miss Helen Schumacher is em­ ployed at the home of- Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jordan north of Ber- ,vie. Mr, and Mrs. Midford Wall and Donnie visited on Sunday With Mrs, Gertrude Walsh and Miss Annie Wall. Misses Marion Shahtz & Helen Schumacher spent the week-end here with the. latter’s grandpar­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wall. ;.✓-Mr. and Mrs. Lome Deeves of Kincardine visited, on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hodge. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and family spent Sunday even- Mrs. George Halderiby^ spent the past week with relatives, at Toronto. l^fr, and Mrs, Bert Nicholson entertained the Purple Grove 'Farm Forum on Monday <even^ ing. ' The Base Xine Forum Was held ‘at’ the home - of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bushell, MtS- Harold Percy entertained the^ Presbyterian W.M.S. on Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Howard Thompson pre­ sided for the Christmas meeting of ’the Anglican W.A. and Guild at the home of Mrs. Maulrice Hodgins. The singing of Christ­ mas carols opened >the meeting: Prayers followed. Miss May Boyle read the Christmas story from St. Luke’s gospel and an article on Let Us K^ep Christmas”. Rev. G. B. Cox gave a most inspiring Christmas mess­ age, Mrs. Jim Smith thanked Mr. Cox, also the hostess. Mrs, Bert Nicholson read a poem, “Christ­ mas in the Heart” and then pre- . . sided' for the election of officers I ing with Mr. and Mrs. James which were as follows: fhon. pres., Mrs. Wm. Cox, Mrs. H. A. Graham, Mrs. J. W. Colwell, and Mrs. James Hodgins; pres., Mrs. Howard Thompson;' 1st vice, Mrs. Gertrude Walsh; 2nd vice, Mrs. Maurice Hodgins; sec.-treas., Mrs: George Graham; assistant sec,, Mrs. Midford Wall; Prayer Part­ ner^ sec., Mrs. Colwell; Little Helpers, Mrs, Midford Wall, as­ sistant, Mrs. Boy Graham; Social service, Mrs. H^A. Graham; sup­ ply conveners, Mrs. Jim Smith, Mrs." George Haldenby, Mrs. Roy Graham pianist, “ :Mi s s Edna Boyle; program, committee, Mrs. Tom Hodgins, Mrs. George Hal­ denby, Edna arid May Boylel Carol singing and the W.A. lit- " “any closed the meeting. Rev. G. B. Cox pronounced the benedic­ tion. Refreshments were served and a social time , enjoyed. I. I Thompson, King^rf. The H.W.I. are sponsoring Shoot and euchre parties in the Township Hall during the win­ ter months, At the last Shoot party there were 12 tables, high prizes going to Mrs. Maurice Hodgins, Con. 10. and Mr. B- J- Button of Lucknow. There were 10 tables of euchre with; high prizes- awarded to Mrs. Cliff Johnston and Mr. Joseph Hack­ ett. The npxt Shoot party will be held on December 28th. Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Don Gillespie (nee Mar^on Nich­ olson) of Beecri’s Cotners on the gift of a baby son on Sunday, December 12th. Mr? and Mrs. M. Johnstone of TListoweh—Mr—and—Mrs,—Joseph Cassidy and boys of Teeswater spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. A.; Graham. THE NEW JOHN BEAN z p NOW AT THE I WALKERTON — OPPOSITE TOWN HALL — YOU’LL HAVE TOSEEITTOBELIEVE IT YES, IT WILL» Transform your present tires to new -7 Non-Skid Tires " rwitHout~i^cinioving—uny^iruiblieiT SURER STARTS, SAFER STOPS ON ICE, SNOW < \ OR ANY ROAD SURFACE CARNEGIE and WYATT PHONE S23, WALKERTON, ONT. ' 1