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DUNGANNON • ,
THE Lt,TCKNOW 1SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, QNTARIQ.-
Mr. . and Mrs; Ray Stanley and
little :daughter,. L,aurie • of St.
~Thoma;. were " week -end visitors
with Mr, and Mrs, Howard Black.
Mr. Wayne Brown,
Winnipeg is home • on furlough
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Brown for three weeks.'
Wayne, in the R,C•A.F, . 'for a
Year and' a .half, graduated on
' February loth, receiving, his
wings as a Flying Officer,, His',
. 'parents were sent a lovely photo'
of the preseantation from the
commanding: officer. Wayne, tak-'
ng . a: five year course, will con
'tinue. •studies and 'duties at Sask4
atoon about the, middle of 'March;
Mrs. Nellie . Stewart was. 're-
moved
re .moved from Goderich. Hospital
, last. Friday after five days a
patient, She had improved con-
-siderable, '.but at the age of 94,.
is getting feable .and was anxious.
to be with her younger sister,
Mrs,: Maud :Edmunds,, • who was:
placed: at Pinecrest :Manor Home;;
Lucknow, the firs,t .of last week.
• Mrs. Stewart joined her sister at'
Lucknow 'On Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. • Frank; Glenn Sr
son,Harold (Bud): 'returned home
Sunday after, an • :enjoyable two
• • `weeks: of 'a motor trip covering,
:6,500 miles'"' and three 'days ,visit
ing the fo•mer's brother, Gordon
at/ Richmond; California : near4
San Francisco, They went : via In-
diannapolis, Tennessee,• Texas,
El Paso;. Mexico, Arizona', 'Santa
. Barbara,'coming .'.back ::via :Neva:-
'
Neva-' do, Wyornirg,'Iowa,'Jolliet, Mich
igan;
Mrs. Durnin Ph lhps.'waS ,host-
ess to tie Dungannon. ,Women's
Institute for the February. meet-
• ing 'The '.District President, Mrs.
Otto Popp was guest speaker.. Her.;
addresss .dealt With the London,.
'Boron,; Bruce . Railroad, '• which'
was :very` ,interesting. The Motto
ye: have heard,,: ye have sought,
what have ye drone, ,was given by
Mrs. W. Stewart: Miss' Joanne
Croner, Lucknow. District High
School', student,. capably, gave. her
pxiie-winning 'public speech,
Florence ,.{ g g Ni htin gale: . The; roil.
call was answered' naming a' Wel
• fare oorganization, you are'
terested in and, why,. During the'
' 'business " period; the ': inembers
voted donation to ' the National'.
Foundation Fund at Ottawa. It
was` decided to send,' for the short
course on.."Focus on: Finishes."'
•
•
A nominating committee, Mrs...
W. Brown, Mrs.. E. Errington and
Mrs. W. Stewart was, named to
'bring in 'a slate of officers for
,the Murch. meeting. The Presi-
dent,; lvlriugh McWhinney was
:appointed to attend " the Officer's
Conference to be held; at Guelph
in May, Plans were discussed ilio
continue 'with • the "Tweedsmuir
Book, Lunch hostesses were aiVlrs.
Alton; :Mrs.: W ' Brown,•' Mrs,
K.
Dawson and Mrs. Wilmer Rut-
ledge.:
'C UR .PA.RADE
.MARK SCOUT WEEK.
• Boy Scout Week was: marked
Lucknow and Kinioss Town -
Ship : on Sunday, by church "par=
ades."
Icy streets prevented a parade
in Lucknow, • , but ,Scouts,' Guides
and Brownies, numbering about
65 attended service in • St. Peter's
Anglican `,Church, where, they
were ' addressed by ''therector,
Rev. Wilfred Wright. .
The Scouts were in 'charge of.
Scouters'" . Stuart Collyer and
H. D. Thompson; the :Guides in
charge of Mrs. Jean::. Irwin and
Mrs. Clair Johnston and the
Brownies in Phalle, Of Mrs. Gor-
don Montgomery, • Mrs; ,: Bertha
Lougheed •and ,Janet •'Finl�,aysoi.
Unique In "Kinloss'
The newly organized first Kin
loss ;Troop bf Scouts .and. Cubs
attended .; their first: 'church ser
..,z
vice as,' an organization on Sun-
day:.
un-day'. . at ' Kinlough' ' Anglican
Church • which Was filled to , ca-
pacity. Rev. Lyle .Bennett's mes-
sage was based'on the text' "Thy'.
Kingdom Colne,' and he:dedcat-
ed the 'flags'`presented to : ' the
troop on. Friday .night at, Holy -
rood.
Orville. Elliott, chairman' of
the Scout Committee, "received
the flags, which ‘in turn • were .re-
ceived by. Troop Leaders, "Lloyd
Ackert,, Morley Wall arid', Frank
:Colwell, •who turned them over
to three members: of :: the • troop:'
During the offertory Mks. .Har-
old •Haldenby, sang; ''"He . Smiled
At 1VIe•"
•
'.. Captain Roy Renwick *ho hast:
been stationed at ,Bermuda • with
T:C.A.. has been transferred r.batk
to : Canada .'and • is . on fflights. out
of Mahon..
inch,
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COMES IN OVER 12' COLOUR.
also ---
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[n A Variety Of ':Colours
•
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ASK FOR' *A.. FRRE ESTIIVIATF
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wmf,k140AY, MARCH 1st, Ma
Every County under the ''Hog .Marketing Plan will hold elections on
MONDAY. MARCH 6TH AT 10 A. M
for a ,l
h p't ur` dse of• ectin9 County, members' to district Hog ,Producer
p e
.Committees.. Your County meeting will be held at
ALKE
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, �W :RTON TOWN HALL • ,
WALKERTON, BRUCE COUNTY
Nominations in the morning, ..with election to follow in the afternoon,'
The Agricultural Representative inCounty will
each act'as hairman
you require further information, contact your Agricultural Representative.
Vote in. the County where you produce hogs.
ONTARIO: FARM PRODUCTS `MARKKETI NG BO.;... RD
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BLXTE4 :CAME. FROM • ,
BEHIND. TO. TIE COUNT
'• 'Luckndw .and' Blyth, battled to.
:a. .5-5 ' draw' in Wingharn. on. Sa-•
iturday. night in the second:,game
of. ;their best 'in • seven aeries,
Lucknow " won. the Opener by
a decisive 1i :::to• 2 score;. •
' Ice -elated.. roads had, :to • be.
travelled'to get' to. Wingham otr.
Saturday night, and• thehour'W,a:s
late when the:, third: period' Was'
} 4f' 1
Completed, a .
Lucknow ' had a' • 4-1 Edge - at.
the end, of the second and drew
first blood in the : third, but -were
short handed with :'only '9 men ip.
uniform,' andthe legs.,".legs.,".to hold their ',lead '1 Bl"hadri',t, yth ''turned
it on. and :popped' in four straight
goals 'without a roply to knot 'the
count.
BLYTH . BOWED 6-1 ' •
TO LUCKN:OW MONDAY
Lucknow stopped -.Blyth 6-1: in,
'tie third game of a� four out of
seven se,ties' on Monday .night. in
Wirgh'am; Lucknow has won
two of • them and ,tied • the 'other.
IKelterborn.'scoring two. in'•the
.1st; ,gave them a 2-0 .; lead in , a
rough period .with nine ;penalties
handed out, two Of which were
for Lucknow.. . . •
In' the second, Blyth. ` scored•
once; • ,but Lucknow popped- in
two .merle to end the second':'per-
iod with. a 4-1 lead with Andrew
and Graham being the' shai'p-
shooters respectively.: ,Penalties
in the 2nd 'were also .plentiful
,with :a (otal of '7. of .which 4 of.
them were' given .'. tom Luckndw.
Kelterborn came, back in the
30 to pot another one for •the
hat trick with Ernberlin scoring,
11/2 minutes . later which ended
with 'a. '.tune of 6-1.
The Losers took .16 ,of the 28
penalties' in the rough and hard
checking game. •
There..was a ve:y good atten-
dance • of • Lucknow: fans at this'
game and the hockey club sin,
cerely appreciates their support,'
1st , Period
Kelterborn (Shat t Gardner) 2:30
Kelterborn' (Gardner) -.,,;•• 18,:02
2nd Period
Haggitt (McDougall)
Andrew. (McDonagh) 12:27
'Graham `(Wilson -Gibson)'•.. 14:19
. 3rd Period --
Kelterborn (Gardner) .: 14:10
E'mberlin (Baker)
Lucknow Lineup -- MacMillan,
Smartt +McDonagh, Collyer; Gard-
ner, Wilson, Baker, Etnber1i:n,
Kelterborn, Hunter, McQuillin,
Graham, Andrew, Gibson'.
'Blyth Lineup .:Barrie,' Doer,
AMBERLEY
The many friends' ' of Mrs:'
Henry„ Puffer of friends:,
:were sorry .to , learn of her. pass=
ing' in Gravenhurst Hospital in
.Fetbruaryafter a,` few,months
illness.' Mrs. Pulfer Was .formerly
Victoria Brown of.the 'Pine :Riv-
er comrrunity,, From time to .gime
•she visited .friends 'and relatives
in -this' ,vicinity'~Of a Cheerful
'disposition she.•e.ndeared. herself.to all with whom 'she 'Came: in
contact:•
•_ f1V[x: and: h?rs. Robert ;Courtney.
entertained 'friends and relatives'
at dinner on' Thursday' evening,'
Miss Marita 'Irwin 'was a week
end guest with: Miss Elaine' Robb.
: • Robert ,McNai•n, Elmer Smelt
zer,, Jim: Ha.rris. •and Roy Elliott
d
reaturyinned''the .froSmqanti
enjoyable holi-
; u.t.• ”
r: ;' ,Mervyn..Courtney,, K.,i'n'g
'M•s- •
•Ville spent the week -end.. at h.
'hot—lie '• in. A:m:berley. ,
Mrs: Ross Shiells held..a Ladies'
Aid quilting at her home last
week '
Mr. john :Bradley has' ,retw-n
ed home from Kincardine Hoses
'pita.' much improved' in"•health:
.The 'Reids Corners:'Wornen's •
Institute ` held ',their • February''
Meeting at the home of Mrs. Sam.
Geddes:at Amberley„With'tnem-
bers and visitors, there was ,an
attendance of twenty. -seven, The
meeting opened ' with 'Mrs.; `Don -.1
aid Courtney. and , Mrs. ' Gordon
Em.merton presiding After •the
' opening .ode ' and Mary ' Stewart
Collect,: an.: interesting .roll call
was responded to ' by giving the '.
names and birth 'places of our
•
1VIrs.. • Cecil' Hollands: :condu:cted•
an historical contest' which .was
enjoyed by all,: and •in, keepng
with, "International• and 'United
Nations Day :alio sang an ,approp
nate solo; 'Reporting for Agrieul•
-
ture' and:Canadian Industrries
Mrs. Eldon Lowry gave 'a 'humor
ou
reading. entitle"If ''I were .a ,
Cn�w. • • Historical Research' was
responded to • :by: Mi -s; W illiarri '
Courtney -on the'' life': and 'recent
death of•.'Marian •Keith,' author
`of many fine: books::HPi ,latest
.book ••• "The :-Grand T.2: iy'' was.
pc blisl ed 'last year. , T�;e topic:...:
"Let us,build .for he .Future as
our 'fathers b • it for a ", .
bu t . s, was. ab- : •
lv a.iven by Mrs: Edward. Creech.:
Plans were: discussed' for the'. In
stitute concert which is to be... •
held early in .March The Va•len-
tine..tea 'party project was res-'
ponded''' .to With gratifying` re -
suits; Among the visitors'at the
meeting was:. Mrs: Thomas .Tar.
tell Sr. of, Kincardine who is al;':
ways a welcome'1 • guest ` in ' the, ':
community. '•'• Mrs Cecil Holland ;. :
Offered he"r'•home : for;': the March
meeting,. when snaps of the In
• will be taker(:'for.
stitute group
the History Book's. Cour te'sy i e
;marks were : given by' Mrs: Ed-
ward' Creech. ''After the'closing:
ode and ' grace, lunch :was 'served
and a social half hour,` was `en
joyed: 'Hostesses, were; ''Mrs. Cliff
Geddes. and Mrs..�Edward „Creech.
OBITUARY'.
• MRS.; WM.:ROBB
forefathers.' .The motto —=' `.'`No •
'nation; can: . ruse above : the char
atter • of. its ,people was ,well gi-
ven by' Miss Grace 'Cameron j
Campbell; Haggitt, McDougall,
Campbell, Carter•, Howson, Mc—
Donald,' El'liott,,,Fos:ter •
LO -S11 EUUED BELFAST.
IN SCHEDULE FINAL
krughtS.. edged • 'the
Beiifast Buccaneers 4 ,tt 3 in th.
final .game, :, of the Industrial
schedule,
The 'teams' 'qualifying.' fop!. the
playoffs placed as . follows' Altai-
,gannon, 14 .points; Belfast, .,7;
L,D,H,S,, 6; .and Silverwood$, 4:
F. Stanleyf:paced, the: students
with '3'4goals and Johnson' got '1,
Belfast • marksmen. were Arnold,
S.. Stanley,. Collinson:
The "Knights" 'lineup%was
Goal,. Reavi,e: Defence, Hunter,
Murray, F. Stanley; Forwards,. R.
Stanley, Barr', Richards, .Ritchie,
i\IacDougai,' Johnson, •Hogan,
T. Bagel, Btishe•l; Er' berl n. and
1#'athwell
Toss ForsteWwd, Ron Attoit.
ref'ereee.,
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iMrs. ` William:'Robb passed•
away at• Pinecrest' .Manor •in
Lucknow on Wednesday, Febru_
dry :22nd„ ` 1961,, , following
''l t 8
ngthy illness., .She :was:: in her
83rd Year.
• She was' the former Ida 'Maria
Cook and in l899:• was''.rnarried' to
William Robb :who predeceased,
her in .Novern'ber,. 1958,' '
.Following their' marriage they
farmed on Con, 4, I-Iuron Town-'
ship and later took up residence
in Ripley. Later they Moved to
Lucknow, where. Mrs. Robb was
a •►ember of the United Church,
and' of the W.A.: cf' that church,
'until ill health intervened..
.funeral service 'was con='
ducted by Rev, H'owar:d Str•apI?•
at the iMacKenie •'Memoritil
Chapel Lucltnow, on'' Satui;day •
afternoop;• February • 25th, with '
•interment in Greenhill"Cornetcry.
She `leaves ' to znou'rn a one •:
daughter, Olive, Mrs. George
Kennedy , of West Wawanosh;
one son; Cecil of 'Luca,n;
children and' Dire? gtoa�t frirndy"
child; also: one- brother, A1bert.
Cook of Kinloss Township.• ;
The pallbearers were Mr: Fin-
lay Cook, Mr, Richard Elliott,
Dr James Little, Mr. Stuart. Rel-
bertson, Mr. Austin Martii'i,. Mr"•,
Whir "' Mact`cnald, w .
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