The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-03-03, Page 1440,
AGG'$IEiN
w Successfully
with
• From years . and nothing years
yea. expert
t
ience with seeds, and
Seeds Jones, MacNaughton,
Western • Ontario's. leading seed
specialists, have discovered which
strains. are most suitable to the
souls .' and climate . of this area. ,
And . this experience is ,your, guar-
antee that . all Jones, MacNaugh-
ton seeds will give complete 'sat-
isfaction.' - true to . variety and
high in. germination. '
You benefit, in 'another important
way, too, , when You' buy Jones;
MacNaughton seeds -, . you get
far 'better value for your money.:
Buse of Jones, \MacNaughton'•s
speeralized " knowledge of where
and when to buy, :they are able
s to 'offer you substantial„ savings
on your` farm, seed requireMents.
GET THE COMPLETE' LIST -
,FROM YOUR' LOCAL ' DEALER
OR
1001@S,
kicNaughton
deeds ;
EXETER'- PHONE .235-0363
REDITON PHONE..234.6363
LADIES AFTERNOON BOWLING
March 1st
• Isabelle. Eedy's Orioles 4, "Mi
Son MacKinnon's Bluebirds
Dorothy' Errington's -Wrens 2,:
Marie Button's Cardinals` '2 Wi
mas Chisholm's Canaries 3, Shir-
ley- Hawthorne's Robins is 'Isa-
belle Eedy cap!hnred' both the . high
single, ' and the high triple this
week with . a 309, single:.::and : 727
triple.
Team Standing:. Orioles' .4,. Can -
sties 3,, Wrens 2, Cardinals 2
Robins 1, Bluebirds o. "-Games . of
200 arid over: .Pearl:'Hardie' '257,'
Edna Petrie 203,. !Fern .MacDon-
ald 203, '222, . Marie Button 210,.
--' Marie Stewart 220,' Shirley, Haw-
thorne 230, Edna .Rayner '243, 208,
Marion MacKinnon 214, 236,:. Isa:.-
belle' ' Eedy. 201, 217,: .309.
,
. »..•.,.A.+_,,,4 Tin
THE •LUCKNOVX, .•SEN.T1NiL, •;LUCKNQW,,ONTARIO
BANTAMS ELIMINATE
MILVERTQN
The Lucknow•Bantam :hockey
team, s sponsored by the Lucknow
Legion, eliminated Milverton , in
the:, play-offs, They.' took the ser-
ies in two straight games, They.,
are now engaged• in a play-off
series` with Mitchell:
MenJ.Io(i,Extra.:
me'.' To Brak Tie
Lucknow' ' 'Men's Bowling' League.
;Tuesday, .Feb.. 23, (9 'p,m. G'roup).
Omar Brooks Pontiacs' 4 points,..
Milt Rayner's. Dodges 0 points
A r t. Putney's Silverwoods 2'
points, Bill Hunter's ',Oldsmobile$
2. points; Ross Irwin's Fords 4
points, Dick . Park'S Bucks . 0
-po>ints,--T-eam-sandings Pontiacs
47; Buicks 46 Dodges 41: Fora
39; Silverwoods 39;, Oldsmobilei
29,.
High 'single this week goes to
Howard Agnew with 295. High
triple honoursalso goes to How-
ard. Agnew' with • 764 Games of
250 and over: Howard • Agnew. 295
and 277; Donald MacKiniion ',286
and 254; . Fred Young 274 and 269; •
Dick Park 263; . Bill Button 271;
Gordon Carter: 275; Jack ' Caesar
With the Buicks 4 points ahead
of the. Pontiacs they went into,
the last ' . game . of the schedule.
The Buicks lost 4 points to the
Fords , and Pontiacs won 4 points
from the Dodges, : which resulted
in a tie for these 'two ' teams.
Omar ' Brooks' ' Pontiacs, a n d
Dick . dark's' Buicks, each: roll. _
one extra .game, to ,determine ' the'
first place team' '. standings, '• as
this ends the regular scheduled
season. ' The . Pontiacs came :out
on top with 47 points, Buicks
second . with. 46 .points. March 2nd
is the first night of the play-off
schedule which'. runs for 5 weeks
LUCKNOW 6-..DUNGANNON'
' BOWLING
•
Donald MacKinnon Chalked' ' .up
a triple of 812 with a singlega1e
off 325 Mary Maclntyre rolled the
ladies high triple of 668, and a
single. game of 310 •
.`Standing: '.Cubs 54,' Beavers 52,
Coons :50, Tigers :•49, Lions ° 45,.
Chipmunks 44, Kangaroos ` 41, Ze-
bras 38, Gophers 36 Wolverines
34, Pole Cats' ,34, :Squirrels 24:
PEE WEE, SQUIRT
'HOUSE LEAGUE •
Hamilton's Fuels defeated 'Chis=
holm'S Imperials , .5-0. '. The goals
were: scored by :;John ' • MacKenzie
tt�
th three and Donnie : •MacDon-
a1d .. and. David MacKinnon th
one • each. , .'. •
Schraid's and Ashton's defeated
Hall's`, ' Red 8: White ' 5-3. ' Brian.,
Jardine scored- two : and. Graham
Hamilton,' Russell ,' Moncrief and
Wayne Pritchard one each for
Schmid's and Ashton's: ' Goals for
Red lc White were scored by Al-
Ian
l Ian . Andrew, Jim Farrish and
Greg. Planter. '
:Standing: Hamilton's ' Fuels 21;
Chisholm's 'Imperials 17; 'Schmid's
Lucknow' Bantams:
}h -„C„ -semi -Finals
Mitchell Bantams defeated Luc-'
now Bantams 23-5 'in ,Mitchell on
Monday ;night. They -are now
playing the Western Ontario •' semi-
finals, best two out of three
games; Goal , getters 'for 'Lucknow
were .Bob Mullin,, two; Glen Mor-
ningstar, Bob. Humphrey, Donnie
MacKinnon one each. The sec-
ond game. in this series..will be
played in Lucknow. tonight (Wed-
nesday) at 8:00 o'clock. If :a third
game is necessary, it will also
be played in Lucknow on Friday
night ;
The • winners of . this series , will
play .•the winner of ' Port Elgin
Durham series for .: the; Western'
Ontario' "c" Championship..
-LAM ES -EVENING -BOWLING
and ,Ashton's 12; Hall's • .Red
bite 6.' Is Your. ' Subscription Renewed?'
March. 1st Play-offs
Sapphires'; took 3 points from
Rubies, • Emeralds ' took . 4 points
from Diamonds; Rhinestones -took.
3 : points from -Pearls. ' High single;
Barbara Freindorf with 274; high
triple, '. Donna Alton with 626
Games of 200 and over:, Colleen
Eedy'' 218, Donna Alton : 213, 231,
Olive Chisholm: 203, , Margaret
Hackett. 203, Marion.. MacKinnon
209; Barbara • Freindorf 274, Merle
Elliott: 219, Joan Maize 202, Doris
Book 272, .Edith; . Webster .241.
Standing ' Emeralds .:4,..' .Sapph-
ires 3, Rhinestones 3,. Pearls 1,
Rubies '„ 1, Diamonds - 0.'
OBITUARY
MARGARET ' PINNELL
Margaret Jane' •Pinnell,.. 85, -, of
Wingham, died Saturday at Wing-
ham Hospital after an illness of
two months;;
• She was' a : da`ughter of the late
Mr,'; and ' Mrs, Henry .Pinnell , of
Kinloss Township, . 'and a . member
of 'St. Paul's: Anglican Church.
Miss . • Pinnell. -was a 'glove work
seamstress for W.,11. Gurney, and,
Son . Ltd.',.for .26 years. .•
Surviving. are, two : sisters, Phoe-
be of Stratford and Mrs. Lorne.
(Bessie) Sanderson . of Wingham.
ham
The body rested : at the R. A.
Currie; and`' Sons , ' Funeral . Home;
'Wingham, where the service was
conducted Tuesday} March 2nd,
by',\Rev. C. F. Johnson. Burial
was in Wingham ' Cemetery:
THE FOLLOWING:-
. EDN5oSDRXe,
•
., ,.
FOS'' F El .INSPECTION,
CLEANING AND. ADJ,uSTMEN.. T
pr rouR
IJ,wi,u,sul
MILKING EQgJ1PMENT,
ATTEND' OUR '
k°n•,e,.r+��
.�,
bring in your complete
M..IL'K'ER
UrnviriDl...0 N
for FREE checkup by qualified personnel. No labor
charge for replacing worn or dainaged' parts' -you pay.
•for parts only.
3 THE COOP STORE
U$AY,".N.AR.CH'91
9:00 a.m. TO ' 6:00 p.rrn.
Phone 528-X1.25,
Service He e�hones : In Tee,b08 p
Ye
Ones" •LaSt a Bell�•- �4dd .1.1, New.:.
During1964,. The Bell' Telephone the ,,Board : in�'November the coin
'Company of : Canada added 222,475', pany:firmly believes ,it .should" be
telephones . to those In service,..' a permitted to continue' 'to improve.
total. exceeded only in two other earnings; ' through ' prudent man
years (1955-56) of its :history, ac-` agement and efficient Operation
ording : to' 'the . company's annual under the present rate Structure."
report issued ' this; 'week,
• This expansion **reflected in
Lucknow, where ` 11 telephones
'were added.' K. ' RWitherden,
Bell manager' for the region, re-
vealed •. that. 608 telephones •
in service here as 'of December :to Mrs: Arthur Courtney and fam-
31', - ily:: in, the ,passing.; of Arthur Court
• ney at St.. Josephs:•Hospital, Lon
Net .'income of . Bell for the year
ended.' : December 31, 1964, was don, on-,Frid'ay', February 26th:
Elmer Culvert. ; and nephew . of
$77.7' .million, . equivalent . to a : re Id . Michigan,s nt. the
turn of 6.3 per cent.on 'total cap -
week -end
pe
2:71 ` ' r. 'share. This: coin week -end'. at his residence in Am
ital or
$ pe
Berle
Y
pares 'with a; rate � of -return . of Helen . McNain of U W:O.. Lon-
6:1 • per cent: and earnings per
don; spent a,. week at''her: home
share of;$2:58 in. 1963 fn: Aarnberley.;:
After ,payment _' - of $2.20 .per Mrs.. William Wilkin of the
I
share in dividends, ': to the Com- fourth .concession . of ' Huron had
pony's 207,000•. shareholders, the the 'rnisforune of. injuring . 'her aa -
balance of 51 cents her
h
per share kle � in 'a' fall at her home recent,,
BERLEY
were
Sincere sympathy is extended'
was" added: . to the:. earnings re-
tained andinvested. in the bust
' d ly: ,
ness, accordingto.. the re ort. `'Of Sincere sympathy :is'extended' to
p Mrs. John .Mccharles Ronald and
Bell's shareholders, 97.4' per 'cent Sandia,. in • the passing of 'John,
live in, Canada and own :'93'.6 per. McCharies, who died.. following' a'
cent .of . the. 'stock. • heart •attack on `Thursday Feb=
P�infed'.'Wa"ll
Tile
FOR KITCHEN 'OR BATH
HAS' 'A HEAVY DUTY, BAKED • 'GLOSSY
FINISH ,
JUST A WIPE, .9F A, CLOTH
AND IT SPARKLES
Ceiling Tile`.
COVERS, OVER DINGY, CRACKED
CEILINGS
GIVES ANY ROOM A; 'NEW`,:'
MODERN LOOK,
•
Floor Tile
BRIGHTENS ANY ROOM. IN
THE' HOUSE
MANY. COLOURS- FROM
WHICH TO.CHOOSE
Insukition..
BATT AND POURING
TYPES'
NATIONALLY KNOWN.
BRANDS
endero'i"
PHQNE 522-3110.,.
«: LUGKNOW
d
Contracts negotiated late in • 1963 ruary 25th."
Arthur Smelter, Donald Court
ney, Gary Courtney and •, Jack,
Campbell attended ,a dairy' meet
,
p Y
December 31, ,Bell em to ed 35 - inlastg : inweek:.' Guelph on'.: Wednesday, of
890' men and women: The com- • There ` were players for. ten
pang's; ,payroll in:: 1.964 totalled •'tables.euchre
of at . Amberley'
S1'87',081,096. Orange Hall" on Monday evening.
ConStruCtion ted and roof -facilities to ex-• • High prizes• were won by Laur-
p p services amoun- ainne Hamilton and William Pace,..
ted to ;5233,5 million in. 1964. Al- with , the .lucky draw going to• ••
together,' 52 new build3n' s were g ger. , •
.leted daring the year,.and .
g Gear e � Hessen
.Mr. •and Mrs: Archie . Court;ney
completed ions
. e�-tensions built on ' 23 others. visited . on Sunday:with Mr.- and
Thirty, -one new exchanges • were. •Mrs, Allister McKay and' fahlily '
put into service; many of them• of • the •6ij.h 'concession 'of Huron,,.
e
rmote,, northern communities
in h. •
•h c had been : without tete
phone '.service. Thir'ty-nine other A c� E •e\'changes were converted .from r SHLD
tnan'ial to dial operation. At year
end, i9.1 , per cent of the 'tele 'Miss Margaret ' MacLeod who
phones served by Berl in 'Ontario, " has been , visitingg- her " brothers 4.
Quebec. Labrador• and the North- here, has returned to, Toronto.
'West Territories sere dial' oper= Mr; and Mrs,' Ian Morton of
atedith 'regard to the anno'unce- :wPiatlhineErMst?ilrie: spentweekendpMacLennan:'
, rnent by the Board of.Transport 1 Weekend. visitors , , with \y`m•:
Ctimrnissioners for Canada ..On
MacDonald were Mr. and 74rs,,
I
pte Aber �, 1964;.
that it would Y Steve
A`lec Elliott of� Port Huron:
, hold the, hearings, ie 1.965 to )EC zie• of Itarriiltdn
p review able, perrnvssive level of•' was , home for:the weekend,'
••earnings• of Bell, •and the basis .. ,A. reception was held in Luck'
',should be such
-lieved the
now ,on Saturday night in hbn�
oil � Ich such level of
d ,, report our . of Mr. and Mrs, David
says: ' "The. Board stated that in Bunce,
steeo arings it' does not intend
eke will be
1 The 1�V.M.S: meeting
inquire into' existing ra es, As held on .March 5th at the home of
ii..`
our subtni. ion to . Mrs, Ewan *MacLean.
rated � in
with . three . unions.. representing
28 7:0' employees 'increased pay-:
roll 'expense by: about three per
' 'cent on an annual basis. •As ' of