The Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-04-23, Page 100 •
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THE LUCKNOW. SENTINEL, L T K11TOW,,
ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 23rd, 1958
e :have',a complete
• selection,of Fisliin
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Before you cast your
line, :cast <your eyes
on our Display. ,
Plumbing, Heating, •' Wiring,; Eavetroughing
PHONE. 5.0, : LIJCKNOW
'RESEARCH,; AT: INVERHIJRON
S E Robertson of town, ` Mrs:
Donald; Blue of ` Ripley, Reeve;
Harold,' Percy ''of Kinloss and
Other- Kmloug esidents attend_
ed, the joint meeting of the 'Bruce
County • Museum `and •Bruce ,Co
.Historical • .Society held at Kin
`4cardine on;' Friday. . •
guest , spealter; .was 'Walter A.
:Kenyon,,• ` assistant ,curator of
gY, Y
Ethnolo ' 'Ro al. .Ontario' '.Moly"
eum..:He 'gave an illustrated 'lect-
ure.-on,
ect-ure,-on• the ';project' last, summer
at iInverhizron on:...the: shores"', of -
Lake Huron
Their excavations and 'research'
give evidence. of an ancient" set-
tlement in •.Bruce County, occu-
pied' .by various people for • some
• 5,00.0' years.
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New „LocationTs
48. EAST. , 'GODERIC:H
Chesterfields,. Chairs, . Etc., • Re -done
RE -STYLED IF DESIRED
duality Coverings 30 Years ,,Experience
Phone 1534.
Congratulations' Cubs!. on wiinr
ning not; only the, schedulechain-
pionship:, but also the finals, The
Zebrasgave them ,a; tough time:.
by taking 3 points. The lone Cub
point was a close game but ;the
Dungannon, •crew could not `' be
denied as alrni st 'every 'player.
"amarked" ' in ithe tenth ::irrame.
Dick :.P,�•atrk and Gwen" Caesar
,•rolled • best for' the ' Cub . point
with Ruth Jardine and BobiyBoak
topping the Zebra ' effort.
The 'Kangaroos took 2 ' points.
from the Wolverinesand the Go,*
pher Squirrel sheet; is still miss
le op Ca -won• the 'ar ze.
for. the "B" group• as they rolled
to a :3 point •win over the Coons.
Mike ,Sanderson and Ken Mow
bray turned ,in top scores' .with
Jessie . Joynt topping • the Coon:
effort. ;
The Beavers gave the Pole
Cats a race: but. ,dropped 1 point
to: the Lions. ` • The '!Chipmunks
rolled to, a 3 point ,victory 'over
the' Tigers=
The howling • season came to
close this past weekas ,the mem-
bers, staged, their annual ban-
quet in the . Recreational Centre
on Thursday evening
Mr.• and
Too
arKet
BARGAIN . FOODLAND
GRANULATED SUGAR:
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TOMATO JUICE. ''I all 48 oz .
4 . tins
- i�bby's.-Rosedal•e., Bargain . , �9t,
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We. Sell • For
FANCY SFY APPLES
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Headquarters for Everything. That Grows.
Vegetable and ••Flower. Seeds, Dutch Sets,
'Multipliers, and. all ' your Growing ,.Needs.
We: Sell For, Less
Phone 119, Lucknow '
Values. Effective
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The dance- was "held . at '.Dun-
gannon: "with music. by •Carruth-'
ers, orchestra. This , is , the first
time in the. seven-year ,history
of the league that ::our Dungan-
Mrs. Hamilton of Hamilton • Bev- non members: have had the op-
era es Win' ham were .on hand •''
• g ► g • . � � orturit . ;of. la in ..host: With
to resent• their ` tro h. -, to, the t . y p Y g
P P • y two of '•:the twelve teams, coming
Cub team for standing top of I from there it would seem; we
the league• at the ' end of : the! or . them another visit :in. the
sixty-six gamexschedule. Mr and
Mrs. Walter' Brown of the bowl-
ing ing alley; Wingham,:wealso e .
present and :.donated troPhies to
the'. 'Cubs. for winning the ,five-
,
week ' playoffs. `,These individual
w P Y /
trophies were: presented to each
couple, C'a • tain .Harold and. Dor-
othy
P
othy Errington, Jack and Gwen
Caesar,: 'Dick ,and Noreen ' Park,
Lloyd and Doris Hodge. Trophies
for ,high' ,average, which 'were'
"presented to Marion MacKinnon
and 'Mike Sanderson, . were also
donated PbY . Walter and Hilda
Brown. The. pens : won .by. the
.Pole ' Cat : team . had;.' not yet . ar:
rived but' were .delivered to Pole
Cat.` Chas. Webster. on 'Friday.
nottoo'' distant'' future. '
The batgUet was •set for one
hundred and thirty, with a good
crowd turning lip for the dance.
think .we can call the party
and the year a complete success;
Have fun this summer arid we'll
see ° .you ' all next Fall
WIN MUSIC • SHIELD
Mrs Elaine McDowell of Ash-
field, music teacher for some 'of
this area, is..,proud of the work
of her pupils , of U.S.S.' No. 11,.
East Wawanosh and Hullet' town
slips, who - -won the•'•challenge.
shield' for unison chorus in small.
schools :with a mark of . 86 . at
the Hullet Musical Festiva1 this
The members, Chas, and Hazel • : week:' 'Teacher at, the 'school. ; is
Webster, Bob` and Lois `MacIn- Mrs: Myrtle' Yunigblut with Mrs:.
tosh,' Mike and ; Ann Sanderson, McDowell teac�hin tlis music.
Din and';' Dorothy Ha ilton, Ken g.
and . Beryl Mowbray and Alex I ' ATTEND CONVENTION
and Catherine: ;Andrew; . may ,g•et , John:. J. Wintermeyer,, 41 -year-
tlhetn from Charlie. old Kitchener. lawyer, succeeds
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,Farquha-r-- _Oliver' is the
=new
leader of the Liberal• Party in
OntarioaHe defeated' Walter Har
ris. 398 to 349. On, the 'third,' bal-.
lett in a centest:,that, saw :seven
men . stand originally, Bruce'
County's ` Ross Whicher . resigre.d
after the first ballot inwhich
he obtained 39 votes.
,Among the; --six': delegates from
the Huron -Bruce riding. were W.
B. ' Anderson of Lucknow, Bob
*Simpson', of • ':Kintail ' and R. 'S.,
Hetherington' of Wingham. •
!LADY FORESTERS .MARKED' ry
THEIR THIRD BIRTHDAY ,
The ' Lady Foresters ,of Luck-
now marked ' the third . anniver,
sary of their founding,.: with
birthday party on. :Monday • night
at' the • Recreation Centre with
forty -One. in attendance. '
lace °1Vlatzank ceremonies was. Wal -
Master of .
e, field• man from,
Chesley, Who- ' introduced " the
guest, speaker, John Borthwick
of the High .+Court, 'Brantford,
ord,
He presented . the, charter to`
Past President' IVa rgaret Wasney.
and President, Mrs, 'Vielet.'.Arn-
old. 'Mr. • Borthwick ' spoke •'on
cancer researeh, a.'project which
is one of the Foresters 'interests,
A. dutch 'auction was held for,
two' plants which - raised • $1168
for the cancer fund. , "Happy
Birthday", was Sung • and .Card
playing and lunch concluded 'a
pleasant , ,evening,' Euchre win-
ner's were: high scores; Mrs. Vio-
let Arnold,. Rae Watson; '.low,
Jitn Arnold, Bud Harn iton,
(Shoot, ; high scores, Mrs, Bill•
Hunter, Mrs, ''Bud Orr; ,low, Al
yin Hamilton and 'Bill Hunter.
GEORGE: CH`1 N '
WED AT COAST;
The 0:marriage' of George; Ghiri
and. Coral' Kong ;, took Place in .
Vancouver on Tuesday evening,
April '22nd, , at'. 7.30 p.m. •„ in St.
Andre `'s. Wesley United church
c a e with .Rz
everend Porteo�
fficiat..
g•.
The bride
is the : daughter, of
Mrs::Kon -Kai f-Vaneouvea-and
Luknow
the groom --is-: the sonof . Mrs.
Rose Chin, formerly of L c .:
':, e. bride
• For . her � marriage th • . ,
satin with,
was ,gowzied izi whites
`pearl rim. Thee -two',
lace and:� pe , , t ,
.maids attending the bride were
owned, in 'blue. •The groomsman •
Was, 'Normie Kwong of Calgary,
Alberta. ,a-•
Following' the marriage, a .re
ception : was hekt`at, the :Gal Parse
in ` Vancouver
Mrs:: Chin and Sam; Chin of ",
,Toronto .went West to attend the
Wedding..
George, a' member of the re-
nowned..
enowned.. Chin line of `hockey •
fame, graduated in geology from
Ann Arbor•`Uni'versity; Michigan
and has .since been employed in
Western Canada;
LORNE WEBSTER LOOKING
FORWARD :TO' GRAND TIME -
wish'. to .tharik;'you for the
invitation to the.,L'ucknow Cen-
tennial this summer, : and,sincere-
ly hope we will 'be able ,.to en
joy it, and' renew • old acquaint-.
ances t am waiting •fer he 'pro-
gram to make plans for,accorno-' ..
dations..._for the .celebration.
Thanking .You again, and :look
ing • forward' to a .grand tiinc",.
says Lorne . S. 'Webster of Sea-:
forth.
•
DIDN'T KNOW
.Last ast week I met horn onthe
street ' •
And Lpassed him with a brief
Hi!,,
'1 little'• dreamed Vit was the' 'last
And'. :that he .was 'so soon. tiy.dlc • -
;'stopped I• would have , Ariel ,
ped his hand;
My .warmest' 'friendship 1 wctild
show,
But 'no- I hurried` on instead,
'It's •to'o late now'==4I:didfl't know.
If I had ,known 'that hey was Ili
'Bearing his cross 1;'ray.cly alnne;
g
`His ;burden 1 wotild try to• share,
On= -if • I had ,just only known:'
It Washis life's ..last rr,oary male
cls' tired .feet. were .ge'tifi; slow, •
I 'would have lent a ,helping
'. • hand, '•
It's(too late now --I didn't.. know,
'gs so ':'many vain re-
brYn�s
egrets,
The, things that we each .le
nave
,outidone.
The sMile that w,w for _.:t to share
Might, richly' bless' sine 1a�iely `
one. 4 ,
t1Vtn. •Buckingham,