The Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-02-27, Page 14WilYfi3ER.
,the 'Wolverines pulled them-
selv'es.o:gt of 'the cellar ithis .week
When they 'took -3'points' from
the (Beavers. Al Baker led 'the
scoring with 720, Barry Moi?on
°agih roiled -6G3' an!d• Al Johnston
612 for • the Wolverines and
Marion 'and Don' MacKinnon
were ;tops' for the Beavers with
666 ...and .622.
The Cubs' and Tigers settled.
.+for 2 paints :eaoh • with Grant
+Cshis+holm. • •rolling 150 flat plus
75 handicap , for .'825 and Bill
Stewart had 706 flat. Jack Cae-
r was .rhagrh. ,for ' the Cubs with
664' rand Dick Parks scored 615;
The .Kangaroos led by :the
• &teeves due with - a combined.
triple of 1370 :and Eldon Wraiths
ttriple of 668 took 4 points from
the Gophers despite- Bryce EI-
1iotrttstriple of 642 and Clarence
Givers; 603. .
Thursday night ; the Pole {'fiats
and Lions split the points. Beryl
Mowbray , led' the Pole Cats -scor-
ing . with 715 .pins' and Bob': Mc-
Intosh had 672 ; Elwin, and Edna'
Petrie took the honours for top.
bowlers for• :tlhe Lions wi=th 651
and 644.' ' '
Mary' Flier 'who' • c;.ptured• the
high triple 'for the year t. With
697 flat ' plus 63 • handicap . i.ed
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thee :Zebras w hose . best, ';bowlers.
were Fred Pierce with €15 and Locally Eunice Cunn_nglrams.602.� �.
'.The Cbipinimks were 3 points ,' Another year of expansion sn
Higher 'after: playing the Squar telephone ' facili•ties,.. Rn Lucknow'
cels. Jirn• Mathers 'set the,. pace reflected a• similar''' ,situation,.
for • the Chipmunks with 605 'throughout the iterritorY af, The
flat' ,plus 76rhandiieap ,Roy Fin •Bell Telephone : ,Company . of
Jayson was .,high : for 1e Squir , Canada' 'during 1962, it Was ire-
.rels with 589. vealed .%n. the company's' r
Winner . for the draw that annual' report •isguedk this week.
was made ' Tatursday Tright were :Expansionof faerb+ties and.
'Edna Petrie; Diek Tanks :marl 'improvement af abasic service. re-
Ruth Montgomery.• quired expeadztiures 4219,400,
Standiugs0o0 :171 -..Ata, operating te'r`mtory ,;of
Cubs ::'62, Tzgers ' 55; Beavers Quebec .I Ontario and Ibrador.
52,•: Zebras 46; .Chipmunks' 41, I't is ;the ;largest amount ever`
Lions 38, Pole Cats '37; Coons 37; sperxt oil @, construgti on 'during any
Kangaroos 37; Squirrels ;.33; Wol- 'Year . m the company's history.
vermes 33;, Gophers 32.• 'Telephones in,; 'service at the
end' -:of ' 1962' totalled 3;890,630, :an
increase. f :1952523 during ' the
year.
"This ,-• wide -scale' expansion .was
By virtue. of. •a• 10 to 5 win over : also ' present m 'Iluoknow. with
+Luok'iiow on. Wedinesdayevening,` the -addition .of .68 telephones,,
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TSE .Luc'OowSENT'INEI+, LUCKNOW
February• 18th, the Blyttlh 1.4011-5
Club Midgets...took their best of
five' ,se ies..-aby 3 games to 1,
against Liiekl ow and won ;rtJhhe
right to rneet Zurich in the semi-
final round., of the Playoffs,
Thi$; is a two -oust -of 4iIi ree ser-
ies with the winner meeiting. A/ 4 Jd-
may , in the finals.
ONTARIO •
INDUSTRIAL. LEAGIIE
IS BRUISING BUSINESS. •
The local, Industrial Hockey
League, whioli takes in. town &
country, is producing some bruis-
ing rbattitles, With the boys ready
to drop the sticks 'and : settle it'tti ttlha cif
the occasion
tivr • .,-fists �
tai arants," .
The . i fiisticuifs were very .evi-
dent a week ago. Tuesnay'' even-
ing, when referee=. n -'chief, Jack
Henderson haidedd' out `six .game
misconducts ;to restore order. -
'The Industrial' League.', boys
play a triple feature each Tues-'
'.day. Last week Si+lverwoods and
Kiintail ,ended in a 2 -all dire V,
High School ,trimmed' H,olyrood
something. like 7/1, . and Port
•,AlVliert: took Srlverwoods, play-
ing ing. their 2nd l erne of the night,
clay a 5-1, count. •
alt. if anyone has at: rough, es
Jack 'Hend+erson.. He handled: all
three games,: and' . ,,was going
from 7' until after eleven, ° rinelud- - r`
.h g tirneout for the i .biraWle they
had ita..break up. Jack's linesmen"
in Ache respective' games were
Paul ,. Emberlin, •Garry, ','Johnston
arid Gerald ;Murray.
WEDNESDAY,
2.744. 1903'
In: our new ic.,catiofl io rt.
Former -Market , :et. :tore, LUCkflOW'
(Adjoining Greer TV. and; Electric)
atur ay,
' You are :invited to drop. •,ran and look over our
GRAND OPENING SPECIALS
And AddNional Rew L'mes Of-::MerCh.andise„....
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MYTH. MIDGETS IN. SEMI
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Lions Say Thank Y
The Lucknow 'and`. District Lions Club wish
to sincerely thank the ladies who Made sari
•IN wishes for the Hamilton-Goderich hockey
players, Jim Boyle ` for his public. , address
system, ,the , High School Board for the use
Of. the school ' facilities and all who supported,
or in any waycontributed, to the success of
this undertaking.
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.. \•'.Y'S•:,�}. hVG,�P•A`Q^.QcV� k\`kl'i, �£•��' .�1� ��3W3:6'': .. ..
for your past patronage .and we loop forward
to being of biggeranteutter service
in our new location.
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Children's, Ladies' and `Men`s
ear.,
J: M. Goodwin, . 'Bell :. manager
for this region said, totalling 572
in service here as. Of December
alst,. '
Net': 'income in 1962 'totalled
$65;285,000equivalent •.to . 465
per •share'Or 'a return, of 6.3 . per.
cent.. on- invested capital.: • r
-Dividends to the cor'ripany's
192,85.4 shareholders • a'mounted
to $53 968,000y leaving $11',317,000.,
Engl�iSh and F rencir. -:radio; sta-
tions: are linked by 20,000 Trifles
of ';high quality. +gircu•its. The. fa-
cilities ;went into 'operation , on.
October 1st:
AMt..Fund: Is -At
94, 000 in Bruce
■ . asretai+n•ed earnings At the end At a recent, meeting ' of the
• ':of 1962, 97.3 .per cent 'of the. `Bruce County. FAME Committee.
i Sher .eheolders, owning, 93'',per in.. Walkerton, Jack MacGillivray',
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ZONOLITE DAYS
are money -saving days!
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•• JUST 'POUft A'N'D LEVEL
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insulate °noir and
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And be stare you re -insulate with
ZONOLITE. So easy! Just pour
' it, level it,: leave it as pictured.
1 oiuus right over old., shrunken,' ,
Played -out , insulation.' Fuel bills
shrink amazingly and the impto j
vement is permanent. Zbnolite,
never deteriorates, in .
any. way t. .. guaran - .
teed for the 'life of '
your home! Ask for
free estimate. . , -
'ZONOLITE• DAYS ARE MERE 4
Ceih of the total,. stock, resided Provinc al FAME 'representative,
in Canada. report ' ori' the Quebec tour of
A f .,D b 31 t, Bell pa ki`nr� plants � p �' �
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As
o' ecem er s em-• in a rev ce.
ployed 35,086 men • and women. jA detailed •:program had been ar
The company's ,payroll for ° : the • ranged- by Quebec officials and
year 'was + • $1.70,470,796. ' they saw four Plants' '<: in . 'opera. •
• tion. The newest • plant' slaiight
ers 1'?f cantle beast, per man
hour.; .45' •minutes from block to
cooler. They saw, a -new •tyl* 9Of
hide .puller. and Kosher, killing:
by °the Rabbi .Mr the Jewish. The'
feet; ' jowels, . ears, etc. are ex-'
ported, to' .South '• America.; '. The
standard' wage is $1.87 per hour,
Price -is quoted one week in ad -
Vance for cattle, calves 8t .lambs:
More than 90' per cent of • the:
products • used .by.'the J'company
•are now 'being tnarru1actured 'in
Canada.'' ;using' Canadian made
materials.
The 'company invade good prop
•• '' ■r, .gress, on its section :of the SAGE
■' Mir•. -defence network ..and provid-
■ . 'ed numerous : circuits for the
i`BMVMEWS, early, warning system.'
■ • ,Bell' also. co-operated• with 'varix,
ous government agencies in de- There are no commission men •ori Originated •im' the county north is
g
'v the and settlement\ is made on. dreg. N�o, 8 Higrhway,.
program', sed, weight basis. '.' : .: During the periotl April ;.1s'
nationale�om�muninaroio amfor� ,
,There • were irnpottant add '-, :1/ir•: Jack MacGillivray' also re:.,1962; 't0 the end of .;January thi
,tions :m•ade' to Bell's m'icrow•ave`.'Ported that no definite decision Year, •35 cases were confirrne
Drop In Today.
'forniatiori,,, meetings, one; at Ark
Wright ,Hall ';on• Maralt 5th at 2':0r
p.m. and 'another 'it _ :Chepstow
Parish. Hall on March: 5th at 8.:3(
pm.
Diseusvion • was held _"on :.th(
nominating-,of.;•a person : for, : tlii
Tommy Cooper' Award donates
'annually +by C•FOS Radio ' Static);
and
:the Owen ' d' '3un Ti
nae
Sour
.o the person. , daing 'the most,
either- Grey'.or . Bruce County' fo,
:the •betFterrnent 'of rural living. 8
agriculture. '•Jai;nes -Richardson' o
Braili - ' Township the . Trismic
Ohampion-:c1-•.the, ' Wor:ld-=-i as_a
Minuted.
Rabies Increase
In North Huron
During Jan xary six 1 cases . 0
rabies ' have • been , confirmed
Duron, . according to Dr,' J. C
MahLenn'an• of .the Health o
'Animals branch .here.
included, were. three ,foxes,
'skunks, one' cattle -beast,and a:
system 'during the •year. New: 'has been made as yet an a. FAME. and ' :i•ncluded ' Z0 foxes',. 'tw,
Se,lurpt-ks Ilweserean. d comapletedonin betwee:north,:- piaItnt::wsiteas ,,freor•pGreorted ty .hanatd Bruce,
$94OOQ skun
,ok', six •cattle, four cats, <,P
11
n , 'res• dog
■ . ,hare capital had been; raised in. ° Si:nco Feibrulary ''1St, 19631. 1):
■ ern Qucoec,� and between, Fort
■ William,' Ontario, and Duluth, Bruce with another $10,000' ' to MacLennan ,said, several eases 'i
: • Minnesota: Construct•ien was +be- .go in order tel meet their'quota, rabies have +beers dia ri'i sed
• ■ gun on. a second microwave route Suggestions were a:.k'ed. 'for from„ cattle •at .t r e tr
between.. Montreal and • three et, Town pre.
..■ Quelrrec the Cornmiitee, a:s to . how this 'in 'bullet, TownslY,p
City, via :Sherbrooke. • ''• balance cosxd be ra. eci. ; one in Ho_wick Townshi : , All "ori
a : Progreas was also :made on . the Chas. 1�icinn.s, President. of 'bt'lieved. to •have originated Cry,:1
■ television' n•etw�ork being any q, was t
■ g built preF,en: to . answer.; rabid'. skunk eontaots '
■ under, contract for the CTS( Tel- any quesriotis .the 1, scat cr>rrrmitw r .It was. o'rit ".r:140
lz� edotthat
• has now been extended from r everyone a great deal of en.. have a history of contact
e remaining stretch , p ' in operant 1`Ie • d
. . .. teet , w' i . .. . +
� evasion Network. The' Netwbrlr I 'had. ale stated' that •;t gave of. rabies. �in domest:ic ' a!tiirti�rl
. r tt
■ Montreal .to Vancouver,. con_ !ccuragement to .see the Quebec rabid. • '
■ truct:on 'of th :ante or suspxctoli.�ly rabid f
rt• s to .or
sk�urrk.
Montreal to Hallifax tivill"
that an additional S1,000,000 must ! Dogs.•and. 'cats allowed tono
i ree a°ciditior al at large• present a: hazard an!
nada, '!`eleptiorie : pant.• must be built. as
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• soon � � •'
a� should b ivl.
The Trans -Ca
■. S. t f h B bl u e con.trwied Dr Ma,
br
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wa
saw
a bu��
riled
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John.a 1 -
W Henderson" o ��.� ear .con Xi sites ca • , • y g n be found. would ,
tract in '1962 to provide ' >Gornw It was suggested that to handle r (''
■ ould heS�taDe
.t: niece airy tlfe, ,,but would not b,i~ coiwcrr i,
plete ate work fa^ f " formation should n
■ ys ern, o w reh' ` ell is, a •menrl.� r =u:ta e ground Condit, .. s
. n _ _ . l s ons for Lerirrat , warned, Most Person
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Phone ,
■ ' 8.31 1$' L.0 k wq
�.....�.: .c •nr� . • ,, .anadian' Broadcasting, Caro . - " "th'a.reholders a be give t a striay dog or cat wlt e'
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to• ou
, w _ , g p . nil i.. and , afrter',`d�isouseorr Might ibe h'
tu■�i.■aM■■�■■srsrarsr■■iia■�t�e �ii+w �aa.�► r+ rt it . .t twa,s d.ecid 1. g lust as dangcro
..ons radio ne�v� of ks. Same -200 ed to �ho�d tyro'', n - said.