The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-03-24, Page 14R4�rX: FOURTEEN•
THE LUCKNOW .SENTINEL, LUCXNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24th,, 1965
HITECHURCH and. DISTRICT
Mrs. Eunice Gillespie xs ::visit
Jong' in Sarnia with , Mx, and. Mrs;.
. • Jack Gillespie and family.'•
Archie, Pardon went to Victoria.
Hospital, London,: on • Wednesday
and Mrs. *Pardon, and daughter
':,returned home with him.
Ladles Attend Final Classes:
Oi Thursday • evening the lad
ies from our community attended.
the ,final classes ;for their course
'in the Wingham and District High
School Mrs. George .Fisher's ' class.,
...was.:Wing Mrs, Garnet Farrier:,
bookkeeping, and: Mrs. H D: ••Mac-
Donald and Mrs. Dan Tiffin dress -
:making;
ress-;making;. '.After 'their class work,
all • went to the • auditorium where
entertainment . was enjoyed, fol-
lowed' by, lunch and viewing of
display of rugs, typing, bookeep-
r .big, art and sewing., All felt the
classes were • a real source. of
educationand was:. time .well.
spent,` in : the. project chosen;.
Mrs. Sarah, Musgrove Was tali--
en by ambulanefrom the home'
.'-of her daughter, Mrs: Doris' Wif
lis; ' on Tuesday to;, Wingham and
District Hospital and Mrs. Ro-
bert Ross was admitted there on
Wednesday. The relatives, . friends
and %community wish' them ' a
speedy recovery. .
Move ': To -Community
Mr.' , and ` Mrs. Albert Lennits,;
Joanne .7, Jean 6 . and Henry • 3
"of Cheltenham, started on' Wed
nesday to move •their household •
articles .. ,w i t h:. Gordon Brooks'
truck to the farm recently , own-
ed by Omar Brooks, but ' better:
known.' ,in the locality as • the form -
'Wesley .:Tiffin" farm. It was so.
Stormy is that area that Mr.. and-
1Mrs. Lennits ; and . family were
forced' to -spend'• the dayand night
in the Hillsburgh .area, ' and • Gor-
don Brooks' truck. had , to stopin:
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the : vicinity of Harriston with 'the'
result all arrived atthe farm on
Thursday:
Dawson, Craig .; spent,' Tuesda
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and „;;;Wednesday, in :, ,London • arid.
• visited ,Mrs. Craig, a patient
Victoria . Hospital. there
Mr. and Mrs..Allan'Coffin, • and:
Kirk Cliff Wells and Alex Coin.
.•of Kitchener, spent . Saturday with
Mrs. Emma .Coffin and John.'
Misses Patricia and . Burnatlette
King` of : Teeswater • and .. Brian:
King of Kitchener, spent f li e
week -end with. Mr. and. •Mrs. : Wal-
ter. ,Arscott and ` their 'sisters Val-
erie . and, Andrea,
Ken Patterson • accompanied � b'�
: , A d Y
.his 'son Scott, arrived " home from
Detroit on Saturday : . and :remain
ed in Wingham till Monday
'be -fore -coining tohis home.
Mr, •and Mrs. Eldon, Emerson
of Penetangulshene 4, arrived on
Wednesday to visit' . for a• _week
with Miss Lila Emerson,
Celebrates 82nd Birthday
Rev. and Mrs. George Mitchell
of ' Bluevale• were Sunday even
ing guests: with Mr. and Mrs.
Russel Chapman, when they .cel-
ebrated Mrs,. Mary Chapman's;
•
82nd' birthday.
Murray Coultes. of Western. 'Un-
iversity, London, , spent the •week-
end ' with ' his parents Mr. and.
Mrs. Ronald Coultes;
Mrs Iugh �1VIacNlillan,� Gregory
and -Paid` of Sarnia visited on
Sunday 'with Mrand Mrs. Wes
ley Tiffin and. Mrs. Myrtle Daw-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs., James. McInnes
returned to their .'home on Mon-
day after .a week's stay with Mr;
and . Mrs, Orville Hastings and
family of Wingham. ` '
Mrs.. Ezra yScholtz visited on
Y
Monda wh Mr. and. Mrs. Clay-
ton Scholtz and' family, Goderich,
& with her granddaughter Leasa
a patient in the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs; Alex 'Butler of
Goderich were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs: Orville Tiffin.
Word was received here'. by rel-
atives
enatives . that •'Mrs,: Billie McInnes
is a patient in. Walkerton Hospital.
with. the flu. I
Born InToronto ;W mens.
College Hospita.• nSaturday,
March
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Mr. and Mrs.'
P. a u`1 Groskorth,. ..a daughter,
Shaunaf Elaine:
Mr. and 'Mrs:
Ewood Groskorth
spent. the week -end withPaul
Groskorth: and with Mrs. Gros-
korth in Hospital, also•with her
mother ..Mrs..:; . Emma Bagg of
1Vlarklian and, Mr. and • Mrs. Bert
Pouter and family.' of 'Weston:.
' . Mrm and : Mrs: Cecil Harrison', .of
Mitchell `.visited ; 'last week with
Mr. '' and Mrs. Gordon : McBurney
and Mr.. : and Mrs. Alex -Robert-
son and
Robert-son:'and .families and'' other, rela-
tives:
Dawson •..and. Alex g Crai.:"visited
in London, on Sunday at Victoria
Hospital . with Mrs. Craig and. re-
port
eport her condition much improv -
Mr. '' and Mrs. Cameron': Sim;
mons and. Nancy:. of London spent
the week=end ...with her father
Charles Martin and ' Mr. and Mrs:
Ezra Scholtz`
Miss- Judy` • Neable; of Listowel
spent ,the; week -end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs: Bill Neable.
Visitors on ;Sunday with Mr.
and : •Mrs. Roy; Irwin were . Mr
and Mrs. : Orland : Irwin, Faye . and
Stephen of .: 'Lucknow, Mr. and
Mrs. . Clare Hopper, Jean, ..Char
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PHONE 528-3118 LUCKNOW
aliammiimmissimmirnmoia side in Blyth, , ,
Bantams Deo Wel i ,
In . Tournament.
• . The Lucknow 'Bantams .played
in one of the biggest hockey tour-
naments Of. The year, the Grey -
Bruce -Huron
rey-Bruce-Huron. sport • bantam Pol-
ice tournament held- in Kincar-
dine last Saturday. They first de-
feated' • Milverton 8-5 and then
went on to win over.- Southamp-
ton 11-3,, •�'
Lucknow goal scorers' for Luc-,
know against Milverton, were Bob
Muilin-3 :dim MacKinnon- 2=, Doig=
nie ' MacKinnon, 2, -.Bob Humphrey.
1; and against Southampton were
Bob Mullin .5, 'Jim MacKinnon 2,
Donnie . MacKinnon ;2: Bob Hum-
phrey 1, John MacKenzie '•1..
Astime ran out on Saturday
the' tourna + t 'continued Men -
day .evenini/ w en Lucknow 'went
to. ;:Durha Durham defeated
Lucknow 5-1 with Bob Humphrey
scoring the only goal for Luck -
now, This gave Durham the C
championship.
INDUSTRIAL PLAYOFFS
Tuesday, March 16th, saw . ,the
first game., ame. of .'We finals ` for the
;.,
Industrial League Championship.
Before this date Lucknow Dist-
rict High ';School defeated Silver
woods and!.Kintail . had, defeated
Holyrood, both •. 'in two straight
games. ,The' first gamebetween.
the High :School '. and . Kintail re-
sulted ; in a.15-3 win for the High
School boys won • havebeen rid-
ing `.high in, the league for all of.
the ,seasop. Jack Henderson and
Toby ., , Greer, referees, handed
out 10 penalties: •
PEEWEE PLAYOFFS
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Saturday,2 March 7th marks
the' opening day, for the :;playoffs
for the: Lucknow ?House , League.
The . first place team, Hamilton's.
Fuels, . goes up 'against; third 'place
Schmid's and Ashton's; while.. 2nd
place 'Chisholm's Esso takes on
fourth' place,. Hall's :Red: & :White.;
•. ' Played Exhibition Game'
On . Monday night - of this week
Lucknow PeeWees played host •.to
the Teeswater. team in ,an• exhi=
bition game. The. score resulted
in a tie 8-8: ,Jack Henderson re-
f ereed , this , game..
Scheduled ;Doubleheader
Kincardine. Squirts and PeeWees
will `be in Lucknow on Monday,
March ..29th to play, the` Lucknow
Squirts and PeeWees, The Squirt
game is scheduled for 7:00 o'clock
with the PeeWee game to :follow:,
DEFEAT. MAPLE PEEWEES
Lucknow PeeWees carie 'up with
an impressive win in an. exhibi-
tion hockey game here last, Sat-
urday night. against a 'team from
Maple iri' suburban' Toronto. ,
Lucknow • wonthe game 7-3.
The boys and, some 'parents , Were
billeted overnight. at the homes
of ;PeeWee parents; and friends.
lie,Ewe and Kenneth of Wing-
ham; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fin-.
lay, Brenda and. 'Beven, Mr. arid
Mrs, Bert , Hastings and Murray
of Morris township:
Tom O'Malley' returned; , from
Sarnia 'last Week .and is making..
preparations . to move their house-'
hold • belongings.
• Mr. and Mrs., Carman Whytock
and Jackie visited on :'Sunday.
'With `Mr. and • Mrs. ,Everett Park-
er and family of Holyrood.
Born In. Northwestern Gen-
eral Hospital on Saturday,,• March
13th, 1965, to Mr. and %Mil., Ken-
neth Coultes of Willowdale, a
,daughter, Judith Madine.• , '
Duane Currie, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John L.' 'Currie, is ' laid up
with the measles. We wish hirci
a speedy recovery. •
Jim Ross of . Wallaceburg spent
the week -end with, his • -parents
Mr. and Mrs.Russel Ross.
Misses Anne' and Donna Rintoul
of Kitchener spent the week -end
:with , their parents Mr. and Mrs.
13111 Rintoul. ;
Mr. and Mrs, Bill Rintoul,
Anne, Donna; Sharon • and Doris
Rintoul spent Sunday with Mr.'
and ,Mrs. Mack Cardiff, Brusy'
sels, where •they celebrated lier
father, George Caldwell's birth-
day, Mr'. and Mrs. Caldwell re,
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In her: home, Havelock ' Street
North, formerly occupied by .
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MARCH 25th TO. APRIL 7th'
.s THREE YEARS EXPE IENCE
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CALL 528.3514 FOR APPOINTMENT . •
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.i' WE WILL APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE.
(hoose,Successor•.
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To J.MacCharles
.`' -�. The first.m la eetxnrthe Huron
of
Township Agricultural Society for
the current season was held in.
the Ripley District' 'High' School:
In attendance .:were Mrs: Gordon
•Stanley, Mrs. Norval'.' Stewart;
Mrs: Ewan MacLean of '.Lochalsh,
, Mrs. Ernie 'Thompson', and Mrs.
Morris Reid of Pine River, : Fred
Brooks, Hugh: Mason, .Jilt" Brooks,
Gordon.'`Patterson, ..`,Tommy : Far-
rell,: Francis Boyle,':: Wallace Pol-
Mock, John. C. MacDonald' and;. Ab'
Wylds;: •
A period of • silence. ' in tribute
to the ;late '.John MacCharles was
observed and a re -appointment of
the top' executive of the society
was made due to • the passing. of
its newly elected president. The
new ,president is John C. Mac-
:Donald with ' Jim Brooks : of. the
12th concession and Fred Brooks
of the 8thconcession of ,Huron
first and second vice-presidents.
respectively.
Another result of 'the meeting
will be the, Agricultural Society.
sponsoring its 'first dance for the.
year on Friday evening,' May 21
in the ;Huron.:township' hall with
Glen Boyd's orchestra, Also ;on.
this same Friday' evening the:
Huron • Township. Agricultural'' So-
ciety and: the Ripley and District.
Horticultural . Society are • jointly'
sponsoring .the .Dominion Life
Choir of ' Waterloo in 'the..RiP .le
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District High School auditorium.
In, ,addition to the -present three
4-H ' Clubs (beef, :grain and dairy)
Gordon Pattersonoffered to bez.
a : leader: for a swine club .this,•.
summer.' 'Stewart Aitken was ad-
ded to the associate directorlist
and will be a member • of the
,committee in c harge'' of horses: at. '
the fair next: September 25
once again the last Saturday in
September. The .midway ::• has al-'
'ready : assured the directors that.
it, will, not ,miss Ripley fair this
year.. '
HE'S MIXED UP ALLAN
many P :s orts minded peopla
in :the: circulation area of the
O Sentinel have been keeping us
posted on the comments ,by
sports writers on the play of
Paul Henderson . in National
Hockey 'League circles. Most-
recent clipping came : from • Al=
lap Miller ' of Toronto (form-
,
f orm-
.: erly of Langside) who, sends.
along a clipping from. the To
ronto Globe .:where Allan is " a
compositor. ,Sportswriter. Dick
Beddoes quotes Detroit 'coach
Sid : Abel -as referring to Paul
as . a candidate :in .the ..next
generation. of NHL . greats.
One thing Allan!. Inform ..
your. columnist Mr. Beddoes
that Paul :' Henderson '• is not'
from "Kincardine ,as •mention-
ed, but is, a product of . the
Sepoy., Town minor - hockey cir-
cles. Kincardine can,, 'howev-
er, take '.credit for having. the
'hospital facilities that aided, in.
the birth .of . the 'promising
NHL •playa';.. But that's where
it ends so` ..far as : Kincardine
is concerned:
e :Rabies Clinic
Residents. of the Township of Kinloss are urged to take
their dogs . to Free Rabies Clinics sponsored by . the Canada
Department ` of Agriculture in go- operation with' 1he Bruce
County Council: •
ARA CLINIC DATES:
HOLYROOD TOWNSHIP `.HALL, MARCH' 31st, 10 a.m. TO,
12 ,;NOON
'TEESWATER. MUNICIPAL SHED, MARCH .31st, 2:30 TO 5 00
RIPLEY FIRE HALL, MARCH 30th, 1 p.m. TO 4: pan.
KINCARDINE FIRE HALL, MARCH 29th, 3.p:m. TO 7 'p m.
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'011y with your co-operation can theserious threat of.
Rabies in Bruce be wiped out.
NOT10E
Re ...Brli,ce Count. • y
jabies Clinic • .
LUC•KNOW MUNICIPAL COUNCIL URGE ALL DOG
OWNERS IN. THE VILLAGE TO: 'TAKE •THEIR ANIMALS
TO'' THE •FREE RABIES CLINIC '1'O BE' HELD IN HOLY-
ROOD TOWNSHIP HALL, ON, MARCH 31st FROM 10 a.m.•
TO '12 NOON. •
In view of ,'the fact that a Huron County cliriaic was re- :
cently held 'in the village, no clinic will be ";held • here ':at
this time. Any who missedthe village clinic. previously ,are
Urged ' :to attend the Holyrood clinic..
-� T he serious threat of Rabies in• Bruce makes it immpor-
taut that all dogs be vaccinated:
LUCKNOW MUNICIPAL. COUNCIL
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