The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-03-17, Page 15WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17th, 1965
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PAGE FIFTEEN.
Lucknow PeeWeE
Suffer Defeat
The Lucknow Peewees last. to
Arthur 3-2 in-. a game played in
Lucknow last Wednesd„tY•
They were iVisuecessful again : in.
Arthur in • a gam4 .on . Friday
night by a score of 31 This el-
iminated ,them from the W O A.A.
playoffs, , •
In : ,spite of their defeats the
boys are playing ' good ' hockey and
are deserving of your support.
Both the Peewee andSquirt teams'
play exhibition, games in Kincar-
dine Tuesday..,,of this week.. TOn
Saturday, March 20 .a combined
team of Peeweesfrom Maple and
North Toronto ,: will play anexhi
bition game with our 'lads here
in Lucknow, Come out and. " lend,
support to minor hockey, •
PURPLE GROVE
Mrs. Frank ''Dore yisited :Thurs-
day .with- :Mrs. .William White and
Mrs. Nellie White.
Mrs. William Hughes, Goder-
iel , visited Mr. ; and . Mrs: Fran-.
ds Boyle. • ;
•
Kerry and Bonnie: Boyle spent
Tuesday evening with' • Mr. and
MrS.. Donald' McCosh. •
kADI ES
AFTERNOON BOWLING
Isabelle Eedy's Orioles 2; Dor-
othy Erriggtcrt 's -:Wrens 2 i 1t7Iar-'
ion MacKinnon's • Bluebirds; 4, Wil-
ma Chisholm's Canaries .• 0 • Mar-
ie', Button's 'Cardinals 3,'Shirley
Hawthorn's: Robins, 1,• Fern-. Mac-
Donald captured the high ,single:;
and. • the 'high triple ; rolling a 345.
single , and 821 .triple.
Team,' Standing: Cardinals;' 8,
Bluebirds 8, ,Orioles 7; . Wrens; 7,
Canaries 4, Robins 2.' 200 games
and ' over. Helen Hall .220, .Fern
MacDonald 345, • 290, Be'tty... Mole •
241, Shirley Hawthorne 215, Haz-
el .Webster. 229, 206, Marion Mac -
;Kinnon -234,
ac;Kinnon'234, Jean Phillips 201, Is-
abelle Eedy 215, Dorothy Erring-
ton 203.;. •
EVENING' BOWLING
•Playoffs •
Rhinestones. took , 2 .points and.
Rubies took 2 points; ` Emeralds.
took..3 points from Pearls;. Sap-
phires took 4 ' points from. Dia
monds.:• Team Standings: Rhine-
stones .9, Sapphires' 8, Emeralds
7, Rubies : 6, Diamonds' .'4, Pearls
.Over 200:: Olive . Chisholm 219,
-Kay Crawford 212, Beatty Irwin.
238; 248, Barbara Friendorf ',223;
'229,. 31.6, .Josie Hamilton 200,:;217,
Marie , Button, 218, Pearl, Jan ie -
'son' 233,. 235, Anna Johnstone' 201.
Miss Carol Forster, •Toronto, is Barbara. F'riendorf had the high
spending a weeks holidays with. single of 316 -..and the' high triple
• Mr; and Mrs. Walter ,,Forster. • of 768,' ' .
1964 PLYMOUTH 4 DR SEDAN, BLUE •
Very
low mileage
1963•- CHEVROLET' 4 CYLINDER, 4 DR SEDAN
Spotless condition throughout:: Priced for quick sale
1963 -- DODGE 4 DR SEDAN,' BEIGE.
Just. traded in, 'low mileage:
1963:.- RENAULT 4 DR SEDAN
A beauty and real economy car
1962 CHRYSLER' 4 D"R 'SEDAN, . BLACK
Fully equipped ui IS and low mileage
1962 RAMBLER 4 DR SEDAN, BLACK
Very clean and ' in excellent condition
1962 PONTIAC LAUREN.TIAN 4 DR -SEDAN
15,300 actual miles,
1961 CHRYSLER 4 DR SEDAN, WHITE
Fully: "equipped; outstanding
1961 _ OLDSMOBILE 4 DR SEDAN, BLACK
A very popular, model
1961 —.CHEVROLET 4 DR 'SEDAN, BEIGE
Just traded in, :a honey
1961.- PLYMOUTH '4 . DR SEDAN, BLUE
Excellent throughout
1960 PLYMOUTH 4 DR SEDAN, MAROON.
• 'A •real family car
1960 METEOR •2 DR SEDAN, GREEN
A • real popular model
2.1959-- PLYMOUTHS, BOTH AN'' EXCELLENT dONDITEON.•
For This Weed And, Next We Ari'
Moving A dale 'Caps
o Doan Payment
•THIS INCLUDES ALL MO.DECS FROM 1954 UP TO 1960' -
WHICH. TAKES IN ABOUT: 2$ 'AUTOMOBILES •
i
• COME EARLY AS PRICES ARE SLASD TO MAKE ROtlM
FOR NEW CHRYSLER'HE
TRADE INS•
'ODERICH.
ONTARIO
CULROSS CORNERS
"-"Mrs` Tom, ^Stewart spent.. Mon-
day with Mrs, Ron. Stanley,- Kin-
loss. • - .
A groundhog , has been sighted
around ' the' Corners, and although
they. are•• pests,, :it' is' an indica-
tion of better weather, ahead.
Mr., .and Mrs. .Ray Stanley and'
Valerie,, Kinloss, wereuesday
,visitors: with Mr:, and Mrs. Ezra.
Stanley. Mrs. Frank Brown and
Reg spent Tuesday evening at
thesame home
Mrs.'. Jim Wilson. spent Friday
with her mother, ' Mrs. Wes Thom.:
psora, at the home of Mr. ' and:.
Mrs ' " Jack . Hodgins, while • the'
Hodgins 'went to London., '
Mrs:, Harry -Oberle, Preston,
spent the week -end with . Mrs.
Catherine 'O'Neil and : Miss. • Mary
Collison.'
Mr. • and Mrs.' William . Kydd,
Mrs. Frank Brown and Reg wer e
dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs: Orval Wilson and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hanna
and .boys. and 'Mr. 'Duncan . Thomp-
son spent the'• Week -enol:. with •'Dr..
and Mrs. Don Willetts, Mount
Albert, '
Mrs. . M. Bell, . Toronto, spent
the •Week -end at the home 'of Mr.
and Mrs.- Ernest Hanna.
Mrs: Frank'. Brown and • Reg
were Sunday evening: visitors
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schnurr, Mildmay.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Stewart were: Mr:: ,.and.
Mrs. ,Gerald 'Stewart, Mr. and.
Mrs. Arnold Wilkie, Mr.'. and Mrs,
Ralph Goesel and ' family, all . of
Kincardine, Mr. 'and Mrs. Gordon
Vance. and ' family, Tiverton, Ron
Stanley, George and Shirley, .'Kin-
loss and Mr. and 'Mrs; 'Ian:• Mc
Pherson • and: ;'family,'' Oth Culross:
KINGSBRI DGE
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold -Marsrnan
.arid • babe ' of London :•spent.' the
week -end there. '
Mike,' Martin, Stoney Creek,' ;vis-
ited with Mrs. O'Neil' and Mich-
ael. over .the . week -end. •
John O'Connor, Mrs. ,Aug. Kin
ahan•'spent Sunday with -:.Mr. and.
Mrs. Bill Kinahan . and • family.
Mrs. ;Hank ' Boven and; • Miss
Audrey Austin, ' Flint, spent the
week -end here, : Mr. Boven return-
ed` to Flintafter spending 'the'.
'past two weeks with' Mr. 'Athos.
Wallace: '
..Desmond . O'Donnell spent the
week -end at his'..home
Week -end ,-visitors ;with: Mr. and.
Mrs. Waiter Clare were Mr. and
Mrs.. Dan Ryan, Detroit, • and Mr.
arid Mrs Alf Weiler, Formosa.
PERMIT TO' BURN
Permits to burn debris • in' for-.
ested , areas. of 'Ontario, are re- ,
quired during the fire. season, free ;from' ' the : Department .. of.
g
•.,
7. HE'RTA 'OR KEYSTONE
OATS . .;
—' GARRY, .RODNEY OR RUSSELL
MIXTURES'...‘
RUSSELL, HERTA. & SELKIRK
'.CARRY,, KEYSTONE 8• SELKIRK
RODNEY, : HERTA •' i. SELKIRK,.
GARRY AND 'KEYSTONE'
GARRY ' AND SELKIRK
We are buying Carry, Rodney or
Russell Oats suitable for seed. Bring
in a sample.
ANDERSON,:..
PRODUCTS LIMITE
LUCKNOW:.
PHONE. 528-2026.
:. ONTARIO
:'(By William Whiting) •
Another ' breakthrough in , color
TV . came • a•- • few days : ago. .; CBS -
TV, the only network with all
b'a k-a-ndwhite---.series,=announ-
ed that three of its weekly shows
next season ' would' 'be in color:.
"RA" *Skelton","Danny Kaye"
and the new . "Thursday - night
Movies" - This announcement was
made, right afterNBC-TV-:'said
that' :96 ' ; percent ,:'of its ' .weekly
night-time series offerings in : the
coming season 'wouldbe. in .col-
or. ABC-TV has announced that
at least three of° its ::new .'weekly
nro grams ' next seaon: would 'also.
be. m color: "The F.B.I. Story".,
"The ' Big Valley,',; and "Gidget"...
*•*
CBS -TV • is reportedly between
60 and • 70% sold.. for the 'start • of
the new 'season, next ' fall.. NBC-
TV has about 60% 'of its• prime-
time: for- 65-66 sold. out:
new .:western, "Laredo" is in
from April to :October.` They are 'Lands • and. Forests:
the. NBC :schedule for'. next sea-
son •It' could be' among .the tough-
est
ough est ,shows.' to top next , eason in
popularity. ,:In , this thriller, even
the., gunfighters hire. gunfighters. `.
Also' in the: NBC 'schedule is
"Mr: Roberts". ' Roger Smith of
' 77—Sunset Strip_' . ;fame is_ the
I ,star. Another 'show *is. "Hank"
billed as a hilarious 'comedy.
. .`
•
"Burke's • Law"is . •' setfor a.
third -season; ' but there. will .be
sone , changes made. • The . brass:`
is planning to convert, Detective•..
'Amos Burke to,an international' -
super. counter agent. In a future
show, , Burke will get a top-level
call from Washington ..to handle
the. new . assignment::;Network 'of-
ficials didn't. say ' anything :about.
his Rolls-Royce. • We •hopethey'
keep'; writings it into the series:
Status of Jimmy Dean .• on ABC
has ,beetl ,firmed. He gets the, Fri-
day ,10 p.m. slot .� .. ' :Candid •
Camera .and... What s My Line .
were : still' unsold late Mast week
'... 'Bob` Hope, in response . to: -
some 50,000 letters of : fan, mail;'
will do a •.secondspecial' on Viet
•
nani on March` 26th for NBC._ '
RECEIVE SCOUT .AWARDS
Eight members of Holyrood scout
troop were 'awarded• Queen Scout
badges. Archie' Gowaniock (low-
„left),,
low-
aleft),, district • . commissioner,
presented the awards to (front
,
jh
row) Allen Colwell, Eldon . Ecken-.
swatter, Donald Bannerman,‘ AI-
I`ah Cornish, (back' row) Bruce
Colwell; .Donald Meyer, Douglas
Eadie and Walter Dickie. Scout.
master Lloyd Ackert (lower right}'
looks on. ' The ' Sentinel is a bit
disappointed in the above . picture.
We had someone else take the
picture.' for us and it' is apparent
that something went badly wrong.
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