The Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-11-19, Page 6t.
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VCKNO'OV SENTINET,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Injured In West
Charles. Steele of 'Con, 8, Cul-
ross i`s in hospital' at Lanigan,
Sask., with 'a fractured right hip
and: a• fractured,: right, forearm,
received when' he fell ..from the.
'top ; of a. freight car.: He Lad
bought a carload , of cattle . While
in'•the West and they were being
shipped that day.
ny Chickens :fellow, Will Live -
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Are Guaranteed, To. Live
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Your Local Agent Is
Co: -operative .
'Phone. 71
on
DNESDAY ' NOVEMBER 26th 1952
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C aunty Farmers are urged to 'attend this meeting
and take an active part in the discussions
on., present farina 'problems.
SPORT..... ;
TIMBER 'TIPS
The Vole .Cats found out last
week that a single of 1093 pins
is not ;good enough tQ win games
in our loop. anymore, nor is a
better than .average team score
of 2875: good' for even 'two points.
Unfortunately for thein the
Zebras- were -also, playing ,on__.al-
leys one and tgio. and • had de-
cided to roll up that mat! They
a•eeled .off 1;118 and1110 to top -
the best efforts of theCats , be-
fore settling for 3158 pins 'Which.
, haWens to ibe the second high-
est team total of. the :season!:•
Otter. top -rolling ;teams were.
Gophers and, Beavers who pieked
up full counts .whil'e the Lions.
edged the ,Chipunuxiksand, the!
Wolverines 'netted ..themselves'
five Much needed points at the
Tigers' expense..
• Four teams are now, .'bunee'hed
,on top With the remaining.teams
.Close,on, their. heels Looks more:
arid more 144' e' deal heat for
.those six play-off berths!.
•Individual' •honors go: to almost'
the,F. entire Zebra• team Larry,
Salkeld's 'high flat :of, 63'j .'better-•
ed Tiger • Anderson's 631 While?
Dorothy . Gibson's 551 was top
flat for: the ladies. Handicaps ran
Larry's total to 736 • and • Dor-
othy's to 698 pins; Other ;valuable
contributions Caine•from . Zebra
.Taylor,, ,Wolverine Shirley Coale
and 'Pole Cat. Beryl' Mowbray;
who rolled'' close to 65'0. . • •
' • Top ; teams will clash tonight.
MILS' meansthat other ',winning
teams lower in .the standing will
probably jump 'in to• third • and
fourth. ,places. Almost anything
canhappen-and frequently; does
=-on our. regular Thursday ' Out-
ing.
. •One-third ' of the schedule has
•been : corripleted. :Next week we
Will take a look over the record
book for " the steady unsung
' .bowlers who are helping to' win•
.ha
gamesndiicaps. by _ 'cutting . down ` those
• Team Standings • •
Button's • . Gophers 26, Ander-
sen's ,Tigers , 25, McKiniion's Bea,
vers 25, Eedy's: Lions 24 Park's
Cubs 20, Crawford's Pole Cats 1.9,
MoDonagh's Coons 19,•• Johnston's
•.ChipriumIcs 18; Bannister's ,Wal_
verines• 1.8,. Taylor's Zebras 16.
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Sister :Died At Windsor
Mrs Edith Clatworthy, widow
of Frank Clatworthy died '.: in
Windsor Hospital last :.Wednesday
at the age, of 73. She was a sister.
of Mrs. Will .(Bertha)'' Potter of
LucJnow. The funeral was . on
Friday at London.
GIRL. GUIDES
•.....0.r"..,!!!!!!!!!!...
On Friday evening, Novam'ber
21st, the Girl Guides and 13oy
Scouts will hold a joint meeting
When they will be addressed by
Mr. E. F. Johnston; Department
of I,,ads & .;Forests, Miller" Lake
Mr. Johnston will talk on "Pro-
vincial Fire Regulations" 'and
,section4 of the Woodman badge,,
"Know and understand the aim,
of '• good forestry -practice. List- '3_
types of enemies of the forest
and,_ deKribe briefly the, damage
they do",
At the last regular meeting of
the Girl Guide Company, 1VIrs.,
Charles Smith . gave a, talk on.
sections of. the Homemaker badge,
regular. Yausiness was conducted
and'' the 'Guides had a half •hour
•of square dancing.
On. Saturday . afternoon the
Bantam Patrol' laid 'a Guide' .trail,
for Second Class tests and after-
wards everyone 'played 'aa .scout-
ing game. ,
A special Meeting . for Tender
foot •Guides will be' held on. Sat
urday, November 22nd at 2 p.m
CHURCH CHANNELS
We wish tocommend to our
readers the . current appeal, for
funds by :the Children's Aid Soc-
iety of the County of Bruce.
Christianity has :focussed' . the
light of society. upon the child:
Christ realized that the child ;was
'pushed aside when he said, Al-
low the ., little . children. to,..come
Unto . me but forbid: • • them; •:,not
The Ancient and Medieval church
cared "for the • widow,_ and the.
arphati, •the` modern church has
shifted ,the. responsibility .tq :the
service. ':clubs, the state. and
Children's Aid Societies: It is now
:our Christian duty and , privilege
to support ' this '.good work. Not
oily ' Should we support . with
funds, but we 'should ever main-
tain a : friendly attitude toward
the -motherless. chiild,; the, unwed
mother, the adopted child; ' ,and
the. juvenile delinquent. So often
we` feel that when we have. . help
ed . financially -that our • respon
sibility . ends there: Money .;ac-
complishes
ac-complishes great things: when
used effectively .and, wisely, but.
active good will; and . friendliness
goa long .dray` toward . helping`
our unfortunate brethren: in dis-
tress.
CKNX Church of the •Air.
:Nov. 20;. Rev. 'G. Hazelwood;'
Noy..' 25th,., Rev. A.Lane, Brus-
sels; Nov.' 26th, Rev.,W. Render -
min, Walkerton:.
Langside
• The Langside W.M.S. met :at
the home of Mr., and Mrs: Lloyd
• Coinmiencing November .1st, 1952 to • December .. 24th, 1952
CH BV
PURCHASED FROM BRUSSELS.. MOTORS AT ,A ALUE OVER $360"
lititled,,T�,The.:Draw
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To Take Place .On The' Eve Of' December 24th, 1952
HERE ARE SOME BIG VALUE CARS TO CHOOSE FROM
1952. CHEV, DELUXE. STYLINE 'COACH
1952 CHEW ,STYLELINE . SEDAN
1951 CHEV..DELUXE STYLELINE • SEDAN, Powerglide,
at : ...... .$1995
TWO 1951 CHEV. STYLELINE SEDANS at .y,,. $1850
1950 CHEV. DELUXE I'LEETIJINE SEDAN, fully. equipped
1949 EV. 5 -PASSENGER COUPE,, fully- equipped..
1949 PLYMOUTH ► .$1495
, SPECIAL DELUXE SEDAN
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1949. METEOR: SEDAN, . completely reconditioned $1295
1940 PLYMOUTH COACH
TRUCKS
1951CHEV. STYLELINE COACH, a.. f.. ..,, f. ,f.; $1850 .
• 1948 CHEW.• 4 -TON" UP..
TWO 1951• CHSTYLELINE
SEDANS i/z L
1946 MERCUR, -TON PANE
' . .. 5395.00.
MANY OLDER' MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM
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Evenings Until 10.
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Lucknow 194''-m '
Winghain..:654-,J2.
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Moffat on Thursdays Mrs F.. •Mof-
fat presided for the programme
which was prepared by Mrs. Pet-
er a Moffat. • ' The scripture was
read by Mrs; Robert• Scott, pray,-
er . offered by Mrs. Gordon Wall
and meditation by : Misr Emma
Richardson: • '' Mrs: Lloyd Moffat.
'gave ,'a reading . and. ' Mrs: P. G.
Moffat offered, prayer.. Miss 1:
Richardson presided: for the elec-
tion, of 'officers which •resulted'as
follows: pres.;. Mrs. Farish Mof•
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fat; lst vice, Mrs. 'Jas McPher-
Son;. sec.; Mrs. Neil : MacDonald;
tress, Mrs: J. Richardson•`8i Mrs:
P G. Moffat;' Glad'' Tidings; Mrs. •
W"m: Ort; Welcome and Welfare, .
Mrs: Elmer Scott; Literary and
Library, Miss Emma Richardson; • •
'Supply "sec'.,,', Mita David Scott,
Mrs. ' Wm. 'MacDonald; • Press
sec., 'Mrs. ..Lloyd•, 1Vloffat; ' Home;
Helpers, Mrs. Gordon 'Wall; . Mis.
'sion Band pleaders, Mrs. Chas. Tif- •
fin, ,Mrs. Wes. Young organist,
Mrs.' Jos. Guest: •
WEDDINGS
ROBERTSON—LAMB '
NortW ' Street . United Church,
Goderieh, '+ras the scene' of .a,
quiet 'wedding on. Saturday, Oct
Ober 25th, when Rev. H: A. , Dick-
Vinson,,' minister of the church, of-
ficiated at a double ring cere ;`
moihy, ' uniting in" marriage Ruth
Leone,, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs..
• Toynee Lamb ' •.and William
Frarik; • younger•', son of 'Mr. and
Mrs. E.' H. Robertson, all of Col-
borne Township. ' ;. •
The bride' was smart in a tail-
ored suit, of steel. gray gabardine
with coral pink ' and black ac-
cessories, .wearing a corsage of
red and pink rosebuds: She was
attended by :her sister, Mrs Rean •
•Collins; who chose a beige worst
ed suit with golden brown ac-. ,
cessories: and wore gold and
yellow mums. '
The, groom :' was .attended by
Mr. Rean , Collins. '•
The young '• couple. left imui'►ed
iately by Motor through the.Am-
erican States to Florida. On their'
return they will ; live on the •
groom's farmin Colborne Town-
ship.. ,, P ..
Prevou$ to ` . 'er marriage 'the
bride was entertained at a Mis-
cellaneous shower given by Mrs.
Robert' McCabe Jr. anl. D'orothY;
Assisting .,With ' the . lunch, were •
Mrs. W. Fisher, Mrs. W. Patter-
son and 1111iss Judy. lVfcCabe. ,
Mrs. H. • B, , M. Tichborne en-
tertained for' the bride at a beau-••
tifully arranged tea. "She was as
sisted.by Mrs. H. Dodd, Mrs. •Jolul
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Reid •+poured' -.tea and ' Mrs,
,Glazier helped serve. ,
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