The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-02-01, Page 8•
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SPORT. •
.BROOM BALL RESULTS
North' .Kinloss 3, 'Specials. 0
Belfast 6, Kintail 0
:Firemen. 5, Specials 3 :
:Kintail 2, Nite Hawks 0 . •
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Sports Writer In Car: Strapless.*
'"Hank"' Smith, ...whose "Sports
:.,Parade'', ; column in the Port El''
gin. Tines ..kept the 'fat • fryingn
' . in sport' circles in • Bruce, i
gat' times -.farther. afield, has: writ.,
en "30" to his newspapercareer;
. andhas ; gone into partnership
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in and
autornotivebusiness in the
Lake Town.
TIMBER . TIPS
The Cubs continued their lead
this week as they rolled to a 3
point 'win over • the Gophers:
Dorothiy • and ..Harold Errington
with 636 and 685 respectively,
'proved 'too 'much for the. Goph-
ers to match. Russ Button and
Chas. Anderson rolled wellfor
the . losers: , •
Donald •Hami'lton's 728' total in-
cluding. a 341 record single and
good team bowling behind him
cowered .the Pole'Cats to a four
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
WEDNESDAY, FEB, lst., 1956 '
GIRL GUIDE NOTES
The • Guides tried then; Camp-
fire Certificate laAt Friday:even-,
ing. `Examiners were 'Mrs., J. • W.
Joynt • and Miss:. Ruby�'Webb.. A
•few interested-ladieet w -came to:
'heir • the songs. The',examiners
•vvere• ver'y''pleased with the sing-
ing and awarded the certificate.
The Corngany' is. making good
headway on. the• Second- Class;
tests: Court of Honour will be
next Friday .eveningat six, aiid
the regular- meeting at 7.30. '
The Brownies and- Guides held
a sleighing party on • Tuesday,
January 3rst.
4Y
p- tit iirt) er
'Ashton and 'Ted Collyer ?scored
CURRIE'S CORNERS
Mr, and Mrs.' Harold Scott'
John of London visited on Sat -1
uurday with .Mr. and Mrs.. Robt.
Scott and, family. •
Master; Donald Rae and . Jim-
well for ,the . losers. • ' •
`A. pair of Johns led the Wol-
verines to„ a ,4"- point win •over
the Tigers as Fisher :and:Banni=
• ster ; rolled , 709. and :674; With
Mary Fisher .scoring over 600
also: Captain Joan' Cormack Scor-.
:ed high for the. •.losers. .
Bob' Finlay's ,717 ' total and K.
Bailey with 568 plus 96. for • 664
Pulled.: the Coons out of the cel-
lar ,with a 3 point • win. over the
•Lions. C. Eedy 'rolled best . for
the losers. '
;The. Kangaroos took'. , 3 points
from • the• Chipmunks.' Gladys
Hamilton's ' 6,$3 plus . 51 for 734
. and A. •Chin's 613 plus , 51 for
the
enough .to .. hold'the
were • en gh
664 ..
Chipmunks to one point.' Josie
Hamilton's 609 .total was high'.
for the. Chippers.
. Freck Button's Squirrels eked
cut. a 4 point win overthe Zeb-
ras-as
eb-ras ;as Bill Button led the;, way
with. '670. plus 39 fore 709. The
win pulls the Squirrels .into . a
third place `tie with •' the Kang-
aroos.. Doris Boak was a. high
with, . their ..sister, •' Mr.
Harvey .McQuillrn.
1VIr: John. O'Connor visited' on
Sunday with 'Mr. and Mrs:' Leo
Courtney.'
Mr. ' and 'Mrs. Kannapin and
Eileen Campbell, R.N., : of I itch
ener visited:: with their.' parents
over the week -end:
1Vir: and Mrs. ; Cliff Waunch &
family 'visited with Mr. 8i Mrs.
Bill 'Wareing. on Sunday.:
• Mr:. and Mrs. Andrew Ritchie
arid . family visited ' Sunday ..pan.
wwrth Mr. and Mrs:' Robert .Rit-
chie at, Luckhow..•
e ;_ _end
sand
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Delivery ' • LUCKNOW
DUNGANNO .1 •
Former Resident. ,Is 92
Mrs. Carman Anderson has re-
turned from an enjoyable ten
days visiting. with relatives "• in
Detroit and, 'Chicago,. including
• Mr. and Mrs. Arthur •Ander'son'
of Detro�• ' . and ' ;an uncle, 'Mr.
Cblin ''Pentland 'of Chicago, Who
xnarked his • 92nd.: birthday'' 'on
January ;13th.. He ,is. well.:and
happy. 'and";,at :his home; has. 'a
hobby shop, where.: he makes toys
for' ''poor children . and insti:-
•tutions. ,He is a native.,' of ..Dun-
ganrion. - and is a son of _the late
Mrs.' Girvin, who lived in the
• house• now. 'occupied • by Mr. and
Mrs. . Harvey Mole. .
A very instructive •talk and
demonstration 'on "Artificial •Re=
spiration" was'; given by Mrs. K.•
K. Dawson at the January meet-:
ing . of the Dungannon. -.W.1' held
at the home of Mrs. Durnin Phil=
lips. Mrs. R. 'Kilpatrick presid-
ed. Roll call was: answered by.
"If ' •I ....were. a- shut -•1n, how 'I
Would ' like .to be remembered".
..An interesting . paper on .the
motto ."An apple a day. keeps the
do
• ctor away". was given by 'Mrs..
L. HTnexhrparty
is to beasty. held -he rlhc Ht„eucall-1%e
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ruary 23rd, Lunch was served by
the hostesses, •Mrs. R. Irvin, Mrs.:
O Popp, Mrs:. ,Mary, Barr,• Mrs.
Mary Errington• and Miss: Beth
Miss Jean Errington of. Toron-
to was home for: the week -end
..with her ..parents, Mr. and ' Mrs.
Victor. • Errington: Mr. :and Mrs.
Ross . • • Errington and -.daughter
Lorene' of St. Helens •: were vis-
itors on Sunday. • .
The weekly Sixth Con. euchre
party'was .held Wednesday night
at the home of • Mr,' and Mrs.
John Finnigan. S,e v en tables
were engaged ih play. Winners:
were, high, Mrs. Jos, Boyle and
Brawn Smyth: and', low, Mrs. Jim
Wilson •and. Mr1. Jim Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Brown &
Mr. and Mrs. Omar • Brooks - ar-
id—home-1 Miami Beach
Dajr'torna Beach and St. Peters-
burg, Florida. The . latter: place
ic' where Mrs. Brooks. Parents,
Dr. 'arid Mrs,' A. ,Atkinson, are
spending the winter: Their' ar-
rival. 'home . on 'Saturday. even-
ing made their stay away ;ex-
actly 'three • weeks.
:' Congratulations to Mr: & Mrs.
:Wrn. Arthur Culbert,• who Wed-
nesday of thisweek celebrated
their 45th Wedding anniversary.
A... :- s ehrr, '. as hel
at the IDungannon school Friday
• night. Wi riri' rc were..:Vlrs. 'Rebt.
1,Berc. and ':Y r~: He-rh F,ir,r4in,._.._�:
The W.A of the United hutch
i rr.et Friday evening' at the home y
Of Mr:.... ;. E. r;ri"t Errir#gtri . , Mrs.1
tlia. `�r y 41.111.)n•presided: •rhe
1 *.rll'tJre 'i,a.pY}�.ithoughtsr�read by Art'. C,:nr: -
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tirr Finnigan The lesson thoughts i.'
.),.ere
g; v'eri 14 YIr':
G. Cecil l: l kr .
i '7Tr.j :1= ' ai: •1+ ar,',vl(:rerrl by
pay.ng ref fee'. ii;,�' 2
; r hers.
Zebra with : 630 total .
We' understand there:' are some
trophies ,floating •around compli-
ments of the O.B.A. for last
;springs star bowlers.
Teant Standings..
• Cubs 45, Pole Cats 43, :Kang-
«rocs 40, Squirrels 40, Gophers.
36, ;Wolverines. 32, Chipmunks 31.,
1 Zebras` 30, Coons 22, Beavers • 22,
Lions 21, Tigers 20.. .
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WE STOCK THE ; NEWEST WALLBOARD
On The Market.
The financial repot{ • '01
'showeda very. successful year..
•Mrs. Lorne Ivers reported on
Christmas OM sent to shut-ins.
Many thank you notes were re
ceived • and read.: 'It was decided
r
to have • a congregational Suppe
in March; Mr. K. Dawson, Mr.
George :Hodges Mr. • Wilmer :Er-
.rington, ,Rev. George Watt and
Mr. Harvey Alton were. named.
for : the program con unittee. The
W,A. 'accepted an invitation from
the Hereford .Associatidn',to' cater
•for their banquet 'in' Novem ber.
Mrs. •' Clifford Crozier gave a
;very interesting topic on "Fin
gerpr-ints".. •Mrs. K: Dawson con-
ducted, a ,geography quiz . Mrs.
Alton thanked Mrs. Errington for
o - � 41,11-' •h6'- =-be
waserv-
s,
ed in any,Way. Lunch
ed -by IViirs. K. Dawson, 'Mrs. H:
'Alton; .Mrs. R. •Stothers ,.and Mrs
'E.. Culbert:. '
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