The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-02-24, Page 2r.
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T11* ' LUCKNOW SENTINEL., LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24th
lemon. Hunter'sRink 11ns Fiat :Coro
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Bonspiel,�
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The first .annual ":;Co-op men's for the day • with Bob; Malay's
curling bonspiel was held last rink finishing second. The Co-op -
'Thursday • at the Lucknow arena. presented, a total of • 35 console-
Vernon Hunter skipped his four- tion prizes ranging from . curling.
some of Larry Salkeld, Allan. Bar- brooms. to pieces of r cheese. These
ger and Donald Maclat ,tor:• tprizes r w • e. all donated: to the
Donald ... ..;•tn'P were .
spot and wmis, . r ere n with the bonspiel bysupplier's of the: Luck -
Co -op' trophy by Al Hamilton of ; now Co-op, All added :up to make
the __: Lucknow. ' Co -o :*staff :. The the _, first,.
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will come up for annual •successful event' '
.Sixteen rinks participated' in.
the : spiel: Over • $100 in prizes
were corn for, The bo _ iel Shower i. .. r
l>� �ed FQ
was .organlzed, : by : the '.Lucknow
curling aub in: co-operation with
ilecentthe,. Coop sand u addition ,tothee .
Coop trophy, "both supplied the ,(ST;,,. HELENS NEWS) '
curlers with .a varlet' of valuable Mrs,George Naylor .(nee Mar
pr• area Taylor) was ,honoured .on
Stuart '.Jamieson,' manager . of Friday evening at. a 'Community
the Co-op and Jim Arnold; an em- Shower in • the .St. Helens Hall.:
ployee,. welcomed • the curlers She was escorted to her seat of
prior to, play .commencing . at ` 9 honour by Patricia • Taylor • and.
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A.m. m Winners of the:.nide'
o clock Susan ' borscht. Mrs; ' Earl Jam -
draw were the Vern Hunter rink. ieson,• read an address of good
Second , in the draw was .Dr. Jack wishes andpresided for a short
McKim's rink,. of . Don k .. Mercer, program Louise McDonald and.
.. , ,Howard Barger ,and Jim Boyle. Sharon . Jamieson` helped open' the
----The--consolation --prize----for :this- -gifts: •1U argaret- tl ankedy-=the-conn. -
draw went to 'Sandy McCharles' munity: ladies for their lovely
rink of '9hirl Bowers,:: Allister .gifts. Readings; were : given by
MacKay • and • Don .,Paquette of Mrs. Frank 1VIcQuillin,' Mrs, Jim
Ripley. Aitchison . and Mrs. Ernest Gaunt,
In,'the eleven o'clock draw, Bob- Musical: numbers were given by,:.
Finlay's rink of Omar Brooks, Vera McDonald, Mary Panna-
Gordon
annaGordon : Brooks and Lloyd ' ' Hall. becker, Janice. Gaunt, 'Carol Web
took :top spot Second went to ster and Rosalene Phillips. After
:Morgan Johnston's rink of Glen the program, Mrs. Barbour . and
Walden Merv.. Funston . & Austin Mrs. Pannabecker conduct er d.
Martina ConLsolation. winner . was some humorous contests. Lunch.
Bill ; Johnstone's -rink of Bud Ham.• was served. The shower was plan
ilton, .Tem Anderson and ' Jerry nett by Mrs. Barbour,., Mrs; Jam
ieson and Mrs... Norman Me • ii-
Vern , Hunter's ruck : placed top aid.
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(by: John. Bradley) •
Last week three of , the. four
,D:H,S. basketball teanns . won
heir . dame over the• Wiarton
teams, The boys' teams played
in Wiarton while the' girls' teams
played here in. Lucknow, In Wi-
artoa_ the. -senior boys won • their
first game. while the Iuilior bo s
only came close to a victory. ;:
However, the .real ' excitement
happened to take place in Luck -
now.. the jr. girls from' Wiarton
at one point of the game led the
Lucknow girls by, a score of :9-0;
However Lucknow got rolling and.
came up with a ' very slim win
over Wiarton: Our "well-known"
senior girls easily defeated 'Wiar-
ton and it now looks' as if their.
will be in the finals for sure:.
The scores were as follows, Sr.
girls:Lucknow 48, Wiarton 6; Jr
girls : Lucknow • .27, Wiarton 25;
Sr, boys: Lucknow 34,.: Wiarton 20;
Jr; boys::. Lucknow. 21, . Wiarton
31.
Although; the senior girls won,
„they did suffer•. ,an accident dur-
vng ,weir; : game: Barbara= C-amer-
dn, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Ken
Cameron .of • Own,. and a guard
for our •senior :girls team,.; suffer-
ed . a • broken bone in her foot:
:She has her foot and leg in a,
cast to the knee and is presently
on crutches; however she 'hopes..
to have a walking cast on within
a couple . of weeks /
Also, as, the.: weeks passby,
:the
new "finishing area" for. the.
•"shop" . comes closer to r comple-
tion. When finished this . new .ad-
dition . to :: our shop will ; . be a,
great help to all .: students who
take industrial arts:,
Fair Nous
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Pr ze sts are • al mora coin-,
plete ; for, the : 1965 Fair. School
prize lists .'.and :those for the sev-
ing and knitting section: can be
had : shortlyfromnof-
the' Sentinel
fice... ,
A meeting :is. to be 'held . shortly
to.. make plans ; for program for
the, `Centennial Fair.. Have you
suggestions' or ideas you'd like to
see put into action? Then tell one •
of •.the directors and you ban :be
sure it will be .:talked over : by
the committee.'
Wouldyou be willing: to " .help
furnish a room with ,antiques to:
be • on display at Fair time?' :If
you ,have :; something you would
loan for such a display; call one
of •t:h a Centennial ,Committee,
Mrs. Gordon ,Kirkland, Mrs, Bert
Alton, Mrs. Harry ' Lavis, Lloyd
Ackert, Donald . McIntyre, Mrs.
:Oliver McChar•les•
Olivet Lady .Dies
Alt Kincardine
MRS.'WM. S. McoUIRE • ,
• Passed' away' in Fairhaven nur-
sing home Kincardine,Friday
February ',12th,: in her seventy-
fourth year. She was the former
Maud, Wilkinson daughter ofthe
late Mr.. and •Mrs •P6rry 'Wilkin-
On September 21th, 1917 she
was •united in marriage to Wm.
S McGuire of Concession 2 Hur-
on. 'Township where they 'farmed
until moving to Ripley in 1955.
She was . a member ofOlivet
United Church .and a life member.
•"f the W .1VM.S •
She leaves 'to mourn her pas-
sing,, her husband.and two .daugh-
ters; Mi s. ' Robert (Dorothy) .En-
gel, Mitchell,• Mrs • :Walter (Mary)
Black, R.R. 1 Ripley. One son
Jack R R. 6 Lucknow, 11 .grand-
children' and .one brother Rev, •T
C. Wilkinson, nownsview, Ontario.
Mrs. McGuire was predeceas-
ed by son Gordon in France, 1944,
also two sisters, Beatrice, Ripley
and, Daisey, .Auckland, N.J..
Funeral service was, from Mc-
Lennan'sfuneral home, Ripley,
on Monday February 15th, : with
burial. .in Ripley cemetery,. the.
Rev. George Ball officiating, Pal-
lbearers were: Walter Walden,
Melvin Coiling,Andrew Hamilton,
Howard McGuire, Jack .Roulston,
lames McTavish. •
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LUCKNOW •
FORAGE
Lucknow Resident'.
Passed Away
REBECCA; M. MecQUAIG.
There: passed away in Wingham.
and District Hospital on Thurs-
day.' February ` . 11, 1965 Rebecca
MacCrimmon : MacQuaig in . ;her
82nd year.. She' wasthe daughter
of the late Effie and Angus 1Mac-°
Quaig, pioneer residents of Luck
now
She was born 'and lived . her en=
tire life in . the • MacQuaig' home,
east ,of :the • :station.;
IVtiss .' MacQuaig .was :: possessed,
of a . kind 'and. loving nature, and
was a ' faithful' attendant at her
church as long as, health' permit-
ted.:
She leaves - ea es to muro n four sis-
ters,
is-ters, Cora, Sally, Agnes' and
Mary, all of. ,Lucknow, and, . one
brother Ewen of Lehigh Acres
Florida. She.. was predeceased by
one 'sister Isobel and ' four ,broth-
ers, Donald, John, Gladstoneand.
Duncan.
The . Ladies:Auxiliar .' to ' the
Y.
Canadian: Legion held : a , service.
on Friday at ' 8 p.fl
The funeral service was con-
ducted : at the McKenzie Funeral.
Home 'on Saturday: February 13
with her pastor.. Rev. Rod. Mac-
Leod speaking :comforting ' words
to the bereaved..
Temporary . entombment; was.
made in South Kinloss Mausol-
eum. The pall ..bearers were
James •;Fetter of Windsor,' Frank
Houghton ' . of , . Toronto, Kenneth
Cameron, Kenneth " Murdie, Jim
Henderson,. Cameron MacDonald.
1UNOSs
:Kenneth Roulston Winner.
Congratulations. to Ken Roulston,
son of Mr, . & Mrs. Cliff Roulston,
for. winding. the, Kinloss' Township:.
speaking contest held at, 'Holyrood
on Thursday night.
Mrs. Allan Maclntyre .and in-
fant son arrived hoMe from Wing
ham District :'Hospital on 'Sunday,
The Kinloss Father & Son, Scout.
Banquet will be . held at 'Holyrood'
Hall, Saturday, February.. 27th.
Mr. and 'Mrs. /Bob Fattish and
family. ; Irwin Campbell, •Mr. sand.
Mrs, Bud Farrish•and family ' is
ited Sunday, with . Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd MacDougall and Grace:
South Kinloss ' Young,. People
and friends enjoyed a sleigh -riding
party • on the MaeIntyre hill on
Wednesday ' night. Refreshments
were served after at the home of
Mr.d�
antMrs. 'Leonard ' Machines.'
Ross /Hamilton •of''.Toronto spent,
the 'week -end - with his parents,
Mr. and 'Mrs, 'Gilbert ,ltamilton,
Sunday visitors •were Mr.', and
Mrs. John Hamilton and .family
of Clint in• ,Ashfield
MacKenzie of
was
a guest Thursday night with
Eileen.Burt and Kathy Leddy
ited with ` Miss 'Grace •MacDou-.
gall •
Kenneth Houstonof 'Guelph, • Un-
iversity spent' last week -end with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harvey`
BIRTHS
DUNLOP Tao Mr; .: and Mr
Eugene Dunlop, :on; .February'
1965, . in Stratford .General' Hos"
to1 a son; 'Rodger John;
a.b�
bier . forSandra, Laurie and .K
in and: agr
: . andson. for Mrs. Do
'MacDonald.
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AKPITA '�- o February:. 5 19�
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:at Grace Hospital in Toronto,
Mi.: and 'Mrs. Robert 'Z.' Ubaka
(nee ` Marjorie Ackert: of Kincc
dine) a' son, Richard Allen,
brother. for • Kimberley Ann.
CHISHOLM. In• Wingham a
District. Hospital,: , on Wednesd
February . 10,. 1965, ; to Mr.
Mrs.' Grant Chisholm Luckn
a daughter.
wiltroCK Ili Winghair :
District; Hospital, on•," Thursd
February. ' 11, 1965, ; tti .Mr; a
Mrs. Lloyd • Whytock, R.R.
Wingham, a • daughter: •
RICHARDS' on Tuesday;
ruary 2nd,' `.1965, , at :.Ginili, 1VIt
toba, to Mr. • and Mrs.. Geo
Richards, a . daughter; Ruth- A
LU'CKNfW•.
UNITEDCHURCH
Rev. Howard W. Strapp
Minister,
•SUNDAY,' F,EBRUARY•."Z8t
,10:00 a.in. Sunday.:: Schos:
11:00 a.m. Morning: Worsh
"Two : Great Words".
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Lucknow
Presbyterian. Chug
Rev. Roderick MacLeod
Minister
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28
10:00 ' a.m. Sunday Scho.
11:00 a.m. The. Minist'
iliP.ilf1A.iam,riwri.1.►nommi.nilriamnapi irral
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ST.:. PETER''S.
, $1.01 CA:N:
• CHURCH;
Quinquagesima Sunday
Church :School • 1616.a.,
' Morning.:Prayer 1105 a
'Ash Wednesday Service. Via
at 8:00 piny
• The Rev, J; R. King
•Itector
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