The Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-01-04, Page 10•
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THE LUCKNOW` . SENTINEI+, LUCKNOW,,. ONTARIO.
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' .I N AM B E R LEY AR•E4
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,kainparatively good weather
prevailed for. the CGhristruas. holi-
day, season; It, was a joyous oc-
easion for ' many` as families
gathered for the -day •Chum
'services we're': Chrisetmas storyw snere-told;44z,
'the carols, • old, • yet, 'ever new
rang 'out, their message o'f Peace
on Earth, Good • will • Toward;: all,
Men. ;
'Fox' others ,Cthristrn,as.was ;sad
dened at ;this time, and• :our:
•,heart -felt 'syxnpatihy goes out to
them ,,
•We ar•e entering' e., .ew ear
FARM $4.*S TAKE,
1PLACg., iN ' ASHFIELD
,Details,• or real ;estate transac-
tions involving -Ashfield ,Town-
shi�p farms Were ca`rnple�ted re.
gently. •
-• 0Mar .Brooks• ;sold •h. Ls
.acres on Con.6', Ashfield to J"oe
Bausffin, of :Radgetown and. Omar
bought the `Bob Campbell , farm,
PUPHS STAGED CONCERT
AT ST., A�TGUSTiNE"
0•our Bary West. Mr. and Mrs.'
Campbell. and family ' vacated'
their farmn� some• tiln.e age and
moved. to •4tff�eir residence south!
of Lucknow,. •vgihic1' was forrner-•
l - 'Owned by James. Culbert„
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The: house on: the. Campbell.
• farm is temporarily acculaied by
Mr, and; Mrs: Lloyd,. Machan' ,
Changes of occuf?an�cy wall"•take
Place by , March, when Qmar's
farm operator, Ken • Risenburg
• moves to the Campbell farm &
the Dauffir farnily will'• 'Come to
Ash field. •
Quite. a number .attended the '' •
school 'concert at SS$ ..No; 1 St.
Augl.►stine, on, 1ieoember' 24th, ' it
having : been• * postponed due',' tV'
inclement, Weather. The opening , ` . ' Rr
the
New M •Year was given byINTERMEDIATES, SPLIT
w,;ith new hopes for the peace of"L.: C: Thonvas and "Q 'Canada ' IN OPENING GAMES
the. troubled .'areas, of the world
and quoting- from, our gracious.
Queens •Christmas • message as.
She, said "We .ea n,, at least in
fluence . the. future 'by our every..
day -behaviour." which leads . 49
dtappiness: for, ourselves and, ,all.
we come in'. contact ' .with..
Miss; •. Louie Nesbitt `: who :has'
been. a. patient in St.'*'Joseph's
Jbspital, , Lbndon . km the past
year • is visiting at the . lime ' of
• her sister :.and'' brotizer-in-law,.
Mr. and Mrs... Melvin , Henry of
-Kitchener:.
Owing , to the • dry weather of.
• previous months many' wells. in
this ' ar'ea' have. lbeen. • depleted.
'The Ripley fire.- truck was
able„7, • ;and farm': ponds -Were
'drained into wells. Water is. 'be-
ing -hauled quite `.a 'distiance and
is; ' quite 'a 'task at ` this 'time of:
year. MaCny .farmers are hoping
for an :early` thaw; Which would
alleviate' the work of.:hauling to
.some, extent.
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'Mr ,•.and Mrs -'Ivan 'Cook
Amberley, entertained',` relatives.''
'on Saturday evening; "Dec. 24th
Mr. and .1V[rs. Eldon Bfadley
and family d:.anMr. and' Mrs:
Walter Brown were Christmas
guests,, of Dr and .Mrs: Murray
McLennan• .& family,,'WWinlgharri.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bell of
' Kincardine' '" enjoyed Christmas
day with . Mr: and. Mrs.: "Ross
Shiells.. and -Mary . Ellen.
Mr. and ;Mrs. Wan. Blue of be-
' troit visited with relatives , in the
y'
vicinit. •and were . guests of ;`Mr.
and 'Mrs. Lloyd Irwin,: Rite at`
Y n, Ripley,
a ahristrnas ;f a7riily reunion:
1Vi r and ;:Mrs. John �C.. Mac-
Donald
and f mil and Mr..
a d, a ,y a d . .and.
Mrs., ' Donald •' Courtne '•:.spent
chris.timas, with Mr: and
Wm.Courtney.
Y.
Holiday .gtests with Mr... and
was sung by the children.•
Recitations vvere. given by
Bobby- .K4nahan, . Mike , Boyle,
Margo .0eBruyn;, Sigbert DeBru
yn, Arie De:Bruyn, • ,Joseph . De-
Bruyen, Gerard • DeBruyen, Ter-
esa : DeBruyen. ;After vocal -num-
bers by' the children.,, readings
were given by ,some of the above
mentioned c'hildrex►, .-yyN g. i4Y ^M,• n •..
In a spelling i atgh Sigbert
DeBruyen won ' first prize; and.
Teresa .DeBruyen 'second. More
vocals' were ;followed: by :;' the
presentation : of Christmas Eve
in .Bethlehem. Viking °:part were
Teresa, Arie, -Gerard, ,• Joseph .&
Margo':. DeBruyen, ,Bobby ..Dina-
han. ands Mike ,Boyle. While the
children sang, Here Comes San-
ta 'Claus. and' Jingle Bells,Santa
arrived and . passed '' out gifts
*•Ripley. relatives were; Mr.' and
Lucknow Intermediates work-
ed, in a couple: of games before,
the year's ending, and :whine lac-
king practice and condition
'managed .,to split even ; on' the
'Both gait les were. played on
Seaforth ice. The,-. first` Was
with . Winthrop. with : Lucknow
on stop 7 to 5, •It was ;a 3-3 game
at the . end of the first. Winth-
rop "held a 54 edge in the se-
bond ,but • were held• scoreless as'
the " visitors ' put on. ra . 3 -goal
;splurge in the final: twenty.
Single goals went to . Barry
McDonagh, Bob , Andrew,':. ,Mur-
ray. ; Hunter,, ' Hugh ; McMillan,
Tom Collyer; Roy ,.Enlberiin, Bili
.•Scott. Assists were, chalked up
by Fraser' Ashton, ;Bob
,Andrew,
Murray Hunter and '.Al Baker:
Drop 8=6; Decision
Mrs.. Lloyd Courtney and"family A 5 -goal barrage in the third
of London: " "period on Wednesday night: fell
Mr. George Edmonst n r spent short.; of .overcorning St: uColuan-,
Christmas ,with . •Mr.. .and Mrs.; ban's;:ulead as 'they staved off the
Thos ;Edo nonson and family , of r,attack ,to.' take an 8`-6; verdict,.
Arthur: St.. Coltmtian made it, 5-1 in
Mr. Ross Shiells & Miss Mary the..first,. ,added 3 .mire in the •
Ellen 'visited with. Mr. and Mrs. .;m1, .,and then were backed int()
Andrew Jamieson, Woodstock, on their' own end as the Lueknow;
Thursday.. squad started • to ' roll for :.5 • un- :
Nellie Wellwood•,' Mr. .& answered • goals .,.in ' the:: • final
Mrs. Carman' McLeod and fern- frame.
/,fly of ' Kincardine were dinner Bill Scott ' scored 2, '.with;Mur
giuests'' tMr:.and Mrs. Archie: nay ` Hunter, Eugene Gardner,
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TAKING 'DELIVERY OF ; YOURS.
FERTILIZER. 'IN JANUARY. '
SEE YOUR LOCAL
Caiirtn•ey'ori Sunday: •i,oiuiie Gra�hani•':and Hugh Mac=
Mr:. and ':Mrs. -::John :E_mmerton,. 1VI311ai, -gettting•' sin'gletons. As-:
,Mrs. Annie Eminerton and: Mr. `sists went to Scott and Fraser
and: Mrs. Robert Farrish
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failyenjoyed Christmas ,with
Mr. arid Mrs: Chester mmerton
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open -
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visited over the week -end with•d.season at home
eiymightat 8.30 vithMonk=
his .parents, =
Mr.. and Mrs..John. ton providing the opposition'
1•lue. With a: win and, a' "loss to 'their
Mrs. 'May • Be•ll, . Mr. and. Mrs.'
credit so far the localucksters
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Thos:.Bell,. Ted and John 'spent
wi11:•be ~'gunning for .a win ,far
Mrs. 'Walter Brown; " were: ,Mrs. Christmas:with Kincardine 'rel-.
Annie Browno f RvplYf Brerida
atives. -
and Norman MacLennan Wing -;I M'r.'.• and .uMrs� Chester Camp
ham, ".Phylis and• John Bradley' bell` ..and : famrnily were Christmas
of Ashfield.' •I guests .with: Mrs: Robert 'Camp
Visiting with Amberley ~':and .bell and family. 2nd • Concession.'
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ISIIING YOU
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their home debut; Wand will ,be
anticipating a 'good .turnout ',of
fans.
"INDU.STRIAL LEAGUE
GETS .,UNDERWAY
An "industrial" hockey league
has been organized in Lucknow
'.'i and 'District,' with • the schedule
novo underway. Dungannon- edg
• ed.• 'Belfast 3-1..last week and on
.�� Monday •.evening the ' Belfast
boys: Won a 5-4' squealer over
�4 the ,High Schoal:.Previously 13eI-
?•4fast. won, a 3-1 victory over Sial-
•verwoods in a schedule prelimin-
•ary. ,,
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To, each, :rri&yW the New Year bring fulfillment
,:of dearly cherished wishes; to all may;it bring an
'abundant; measure ,,of best things in life...
It has, been •a "pYeas▪ ure •'to serve, "your, Many
.tha'nk's, and we look forward to a continuance of
our l pleasant business relations.
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111ORGAN, DONALD;'
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fairly..good team 'effort: Marion
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McKinnon's' 551' was' tops. for the
Beavers.
MeanVhile' thei, eats' were
holding the Coons
.to 1; point:
Dorothy , larnilton and Bob Mc
Intosh were .top. rollers for the
winners with 613 • scores Howard
Agnew scored high for. the Coons
with a 6,26' tatai. '
The T� er ':rolled
>,g s d tb a 3; point
win • over : the Squirrels topped: by
`Marie 'Stewart's' ;709 total & Oen
Hodlge with .-642. Bill', 'Button's
•614. ,topped' the posers efforts.•
Standing.
Cubs 45, Pole30, uir=
Cats:.
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rels '28 ' Zebras, .B
27, Beavers r • 25,
Gophers 24, Lions 23, Coons,:23-,
Tigers, 21, Chipmunks 14.'
-Congratulations
;to • - • Turkey '
winners: Ladies high triple, Ruth
Jardine 635; 'Men's High triple;
Charles Webster 743;•' .Doubles,,.'
Fern. `and Leonard McDonand,
1295;• Lucky: Draw, :Frank Eedy:
We •. also understand . that • Har-
old Errington and::.Dick:."Parks
have won, turkeys from, the
Winghatn Bowling.. Lanes.
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fr,' '.1 -e„ Cutis. continue their win
•ning. ways as ..they took them
,� ist`"•game frorr�..,the .Zebras'.hy 2.�
�, •. pins ;then `roller: ori to• a 4 •point•, r,,,
,r .v`ict'ory.,For the Cubs; plc k'Park,
Jack' Caesar and Harald• :Erring-
;+. ton put up alit ost egi1 score,
i, while Hob • B.oak arid 'Elmer M.„,-
a Kenzie were best for the l'osers. •
j% The Gophers:; ,powered'' by Kay
Crawford's 645 struck for a 4'
rpoint sweep over James Erring-'.
, tons Finns, Russ `Bu•tton' 642.
'4'' was next'• best while Freda' .Er-
�' rington` was top• roller for thee'
ik . •losers. •
r ,The ChipmtI ks despite' wb.eing
.shorthanded. took 3' i '
: tory from the- B'eav'ers
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Itappines, .health `and
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