The Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-10-16, Page 7• NVED14116, IXAY, OCT. Mb, 1963
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THE LIICKNOir SENTINE4 LXICKNOW, ONTARIO
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Thilher..Tipi •
The high flat triple for the lad-
ies was held by Marion ploaoKin-
non wit.h 817 at plus handicap of
60 for a total of 677 Josie Ham-
ilton was close behind- with a flat
score of 612 plus 72 handicap for
684. Marion also wa.s high With. a
angle of 255 and %.A.raretta Thome-
son Was "next in line with 253 at
score. ,
• Sb6wart rolled a triple of
643 flat and• Mike. Sanderson 'had
the men's single with a single
game of 281. ,
• Standings: •.
• Pole Cabs, 9; Cubs, 8; Tigers; 8;
'Beavers, 8; ChipitUnks 8;, Coons,
7; Gophers:6; Lions, 6; Kangaroos,
• 4; ZebraS, 4; Squirrels; 3; Wolver-,
.,ines 2. . • •
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I•f ia m,uncipal election is held.
• in December, Goderich-ratepayers
• Will have the Opportunity 'to vote
for or against the fluoridation
,of the Goderieh -Water supply.
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WHITECHURC
Mr. 'Wesley Lott, Mrs, Jack
Isen her •daughter NartcY and
Mrs, 'Seri Sr. ail of Landon rvis-
ited on Thursday with Mrs. An-
nie Lett. " •
Mrs. 'Willis of Gowanston•
spent the •week -end with Mrs,
Doris WiThis..,
On 'Illuusday evening ,RelgraVe
•Intermediates and, Whitechurch
Junior soft tell teams played on,
Wingham„ diamond, The score
was • Belgrave 3 Whitechurch 0.
This game gave each team 1 whi.
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The Presbyterian. W.M,S of
Chalmers church Will:hold their
Thitkoffering meeting in the
church• on Monday, October 28
when 'Rev. Angus McKay • of
altaTISL. India •missionary, home
on furlough, .wfial be the • guest
speaker showing siJde j dis-
playing: crafts of that, country.
•Rev. McKay would like the men
to attend this meeting too. •
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Mr. •and Mri, Jolud'aafunt,
G-eo.rge and Mr. 'and Mrs. Don
Rioss attended the: 'plowing match
at Qa.ledmi on, Friday.
Those attending the LtWknow
Women's • Institute meeting on
• Friday from. Whit,eChurch W.I.
were. -Mrs. Russel Gaunt, Mrs.
Keith. Collyer and ,Ro.se' Marie,
Au's. Jain Currie, Mrs,
Ed Waik-
and OiSTRICT
•er, Tom, Jamieson, MrS. Pan
Tiffin, Mrs. Ezra Scholtz, Mrs.
Victor EmerSon;.1VIrt: Tom Mag-
offin, Mrs, Wallace Conn and
Mrs. BM Evans.
• Mr.. and Mrs. .George Needham
(nee Doris Wall) _Oskar Paisley;
spent Sunday with her , parents
Mr. 'and Mrs. Ira Wall. .
Mr: • .A.rChie Aitcheson return-
ed from Wingbani „Heap:nal • on
Friday.
Visitara over. the. Thanksgiv-
ing holiday with Mrs. Cecil
Falconer were Mr. and Mrs. An-.
gus .Falconer, Man and Kevin
of. Streets:vine, Mr. and Mrs,
•Realison •Falconer, Brian and
Paul of Sarnia..•
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bent. and
Stephen of London, Mr, and
Mrs. Sidney Payne and their
grandsen Sidney Rayne of, Tor-
onto spent Sunday. with Mr, and
Mrs. Victor Emerson. •
• lVf.r. • and Mrs., Wesley Tiffin
and Mrs, Myrtle Dawson 'visited
GT Sunday , with Mr. aix! Mrs
Hugh• MacMillan of •Lucknow.
Those attending the.. Forster—
Hoclgins. wedding . at 13* 'Un-
ited church on ,Saturday. were:
Mr.,!and Mrs. Walter • Elliott, Mr.
and. Mrs. Horace Aitcheson, •of.
Wingharn, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Ridbeitson,„ East Wawanosh, Mr.
Alfred Patterson, Mr. and Mrs.
Evirart •.MacPherson, .1,4sclalow;
Mr. Allan Cranston, West Wa-
wanoslx, Mrs. Stewa.rt, 'Mr. Wan;
Forster, M. and Mrs. Jack !For-
ster; Mr, arld Mrs: Iiionald For -
Stier, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hen-
derson,Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs. -
Norman Stewart, Benner
,
Mr.
and Mrs. RonaId ,Perratt; God-
)
enich, •
Visitors • on Sunday with Mrs.
Jas. LaidlaW were Mr. and nNfTS..
,Kenneth Laidlaw, Patricia, Di-
ane and Joyce of London,. Mr.,
and •Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw, Jeanne
•Janie and Paul,
On Saturdey 'evening** Bel -
grave Intermediate fteafin and
Whitechurcli Junin fteam engag-
ed in play on' Brussels dianiond
with the rest/lifting score Bel -
grave 3 Whitechurch 0. This is
a hest .3 out of 5 series, As it
now stands 13elgrave has 2 wins
Whiteehurch 1.
On Friday evening Mrs-. Jean
Ross had a family refuniOn ;with
IVIr.• arid .MaS. George Ross . and
• daughter of Owen Sotind,.RCMP
Cpl. Kenneth and Mrs, Ross of
• Prince Albeit, Mr. and 'Mrs. Den
Ross and _family; Mr. and Mrs.
Russel Ross, :Doris and Jim be-
ing fpresergt. • • •
• Rev. Gordon; Fish of Wingharn
cenducted Commuttion•senvices in
.Chahner Presbyterian church and
Langside church- on •Sunday. Mr.
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Jacob 'Iculiber, $itident Preacher
'at Wil !had charge of
serviscw in' Winglifam Presbyter -
Ian Church. , •
hatnMis telleveint tar.?iin4stolidaingsy w'itir: her
grandparent4' afrp, ',and Mils. 444,
McInnes,
Geo. Conn, Western. Uni.-.
VerSitr,• t4onaPn, Miss. •'Elaine
Conn, Tor, spent the Holiday with .•
their parents Mr. and Mrs, Wal-
andlace mCrsonn. Gardena/1d onectSbracle.0 Ripley
and Mr, and Mrs. Earl, paslick
Visited fwith them. • •
RaYMOrK1 .Allid . (Panil, Vei.rt, Sdn-,
Mr. and ..mni„. Jacob . Ki,iiper,
day evening with Rev and li/„Irs.
Karel Hanhart of London.
Mr. aridMrs. Johnson Conn
SpenHarotldjoaundaey;isY onfwathand.Mr.tamandityMr:i
lkinkhill. • • .-••
Mr, and Mra. Cannan Farrier,
Brian, Coaleen•and Carol Of Long •
•Branch. spent SattudiSr With his
mother Mr. 'W. R. Farrier, MiSs
Winnifred Farrier of Toronto
• also spent the holiday with her
mother. ' •• ' .
Mr. and Mrs. jack Gillespie,
Donna Lorraine, Barrie janld Mrs.
Eunice Gillespie, were. holiday '*.
'guests: •ef Mr, and Mrs Garnet
Farrier. . • , •
Mr. • and' •Mrs.: Ivan Laldaaw,
Mr. *Herb Laidlaw spent St/11day
with Mr. and . Mrs. Jack Kerr.' •
Mr, and Mrs.- . Russel *Farrier.,
'Mr. arid . ,Mrs, Bill. McIntyre
•were Sanday .visitors with Mrs.
W. R. Farrier. •. . . •
• Mr:: William Elsiley of Clinton. -
and Mr, Grant Snell of 11.sondes-• .
bore . were -Sunday - ,risitors , with
. . MT. .and Mrs i George Walker, ••
East *Wawanosh. • • •
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The regular meeting...of White-•
church • Women's Institute wai .
• held in Whitechurch Coimnunity
•.Memorial Hall en Tuesday even:
ing. The president Mrs. Claude
. Coffin ;presided and welcomed
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the: inernbers •and, . visitorsThe
opening exercises were perforin
ed -and M. Dan Tiffin, and Mrs.
-. Ezra Scholtz were appointed del, -
°gates te Bruice Conqty Women's •
Institute. Ray: , being held 'in
• Kincardine - on Thrtusday, Octo-•
,ber 17 in Beach Pavilion. Mrs. ,
• .• Garnet Farrier • ,was . appointed '
Farrn %Fortran Chairman It 'Was
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agreed to pay mileage for all•
ors used' in W.I. Work andto
rent a sewing machine for the .
• 4-1-1 Hornemaking Club. •• The
roll. :call was answered by .1• 6
meinbers raining their laSt tea-.
• cher in Public School, •Readings
were, given from' modern' .tchool•
.books by Joyce Tiffin .--; A little •• .
Clown: Puppet,: •Valerie King, .. . ,
grade.5 ----,• Did you ever go Fish-
ing, Denise Norman, grade 8 -..--
The 'House with nobody' in- it.
Mrs. ' Claude 'Coffin, delegate ..to
Grey43ruce Area Conventi'on •at
Meaford . gave 'a full ,concise re-•
port of the 2 ;day inee.ting. Read-
ings from 'old .Golden Rule books •
were...given by Mrs. Evans who;
•read, .'Casablanca" and Mrs. Met-
• : calfe read "The Colours of the
•. Flag," The District ,President
Mrs.: Cliff Hewitt ,Spoke on the
I topic Citizenship and Aducation..
•• She stressed -the acl,vantages cit- •
iiens of Canada enjoy, -freedom
of st•eeCh, . religion and the im-
•portance of family, life 'as a bas- '
• is/for good. citizenslitiP. Mrs. Em-
erscin thanked :IVIrs. Hewitt for
her address with thetn. .
The , /netting • clOsed with the
singing of /the National Anthem
and the. Institute Grace. The ',hos-
tesses MrS, Jas. Currie, Mrs.
Frank
Frank Ross, .Mrs. Torn Metcalfe
•and Mrs. Ed Walker served apple .
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• Pie :and cheese. In the apple . .
• pie contest — Mrs. fEd Walker. ..
• won first prize,Mrs. Coffin WW
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second. prize. 'Ave -Collection was
$4.99: Mrs. Donald McDonald, , a
new member,' joined • at ' this,
Meetthg. • , '
,‘ Visitors over the i week -end
'with Mr. andMrs. George Fisher
were Mr, and. Mrs13ial Gibson, .,'..
Florida, Billie .and , Gregory of.
Luelinciw, Mr. 'arifi. Mrs: Gordon
Fisher; Lonnie & Lori of Owen •
Sound,. M. and Mrs. tiaiott Car-
ruthers of Ripley, Mr: and Mrs,
Tobi Jhantzi of 1ValVerton.
blessetsCarry.Willis of Streets
\title and Wayne Henry of Tor-
onto were visitors at their homes.
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"I'm across to the bank for a minute"
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. .going
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• Nnerever Canadian's live and work, a local chartered
bank is nearby—a familiar, friendly source of financial
services. Banking in Canada has been brought to
people • as in few other countries—the • proportion
of banking centres to population is among the highest
in the world, . • •
Every day more customers become 'aware that a
chartered bank can not only guard their savings,• .
'cash their cheques And make loans, but help in many
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other ways too. They , •find new banking services
• being introduced, others •being changed, improved or
enlarged. ,For example: personal money orders,
. life -insured loans; company payroll plans, night de-.
• positories, banking by mail, safety deposit boxes—the
list could go' on and on.
Th local branch of the bank is the one place
where yOu'll 'find complete .baiiking
• under one roof.
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THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOtiR COMMUNITY
through full-rangtbanking responsive tO grotoing, Changing needs •
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