The Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-10-27, Page 44
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Mrs, Thos, Agade,. )3rampton and
Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Barklepare visitors,
with friends in this.district;.. 4
Mr. Gillis Haines visited his• sister
Mrs. Wm; Wellings; Wingham on Sun-
day.
Mrs; C. C. Brown and sons„ Wilbur,
rt oeous .. .
Rnym d and. Arthur, also- Mr, J. B,
Young attended the funeral of Mrs:
on
's
to
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r
otv
L.
liar. and Mrs Geo. Irwin were vis-
ited Tuesday,b Mr, and ' Mrs, Win.
If •
Henn Flesherto an Mr.. andMrs.
Henry, .. n, d
Ken. Kennedy, Dundalk: Miss ' Melba
Fowler returned.to visit ate Dundalk
for two / weeeks.
Th
Senior Branc o
The h the. `Women
s
:Institute ••we
re entertained ,b ' � the
Y
Lu kno tit
_c . w Institute uta; at the Town Hall,
L eknow oe
u n n FridayOctober w O t 21st.
Setiente ''Dun n
en ga non. members' ' at-
tended'and had a very enjoyable after.
noon.
Mr. and • Mrs., ' Arthur 'Roach d'
daughter, Lorna visited : friends at
Molesworth • on Sunday'. y.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham .Culbert 'an
d
Mr. en Mis, Arthur • Culbe
,.
end . rt and son
Bill visited a ` Helirood '
Y . t , _ yro on Sunday.
Born : to Mr. and
Mrs. Albin Reed.
nee. Frances' Mont om e ' "son-' t
( g nr ry) a a.
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EST!WTE ON YOUR ROOFING
iLlts
..Had rafter
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tuna to be:•
>o964 patakKr.
.Plua• cu Stand
ord.” i n" metal:
rootia,lsc slea aoon8
(meat investment.
Absolutely : weather-
tight.
eather
ty6c Greatly reducer,
SOLD ON A
25 YElIR.
011OSPITEE
ram ed. Fall are lower because of Sales
iz
oa. mon ori
tinstoday.
also'of famousl<'reatonSleel
BMW end Jamesway Poultry sgwp.,
t Addrss:3OBCwaelpk St.. Preston: Ont.
,
Eastern Steel Products
jmtted _
"Hasyour son's college. education
la"
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6epaof
any.value?"
" es ..it . cure
Oh; yes, d his mother :of
:bra
gin about�him."
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Brown ,.brother -in 1aw,Mr, Thos. Fan=
son at Munro on Saturday,' Mr: J. B:
Young is a cousin of: Mrs, Fanson,'. •
'Visitors with' Messrs. Thos and
Nelson Culbert, families 'on ;Sunday
-were ',r; Wm. Wrath,Lan ide Mr:
gs ,
and. M s.'Geo, Gibbons and children
Luckn , and Mrs: Jean ' Patterson,
Miss Dreane " and Mrs, ,.Jack Err-
ington, locally,
Goderich Hospital Thursday Oct, 20th..
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'THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27,111,' 1938.
Born tolir. and Mrs.. Petee'Youiig•.bert; leadership training con, Hugh: prayer by Mr, Giil while lunch Iwai.
(nee: Ella Sproule) a daughter at God . M'cWhinney; pianist, Lois • Treleaven;:; being-: prepared by: Mrs.. Whyarda
it ,group, the Holy City was played; on
the Player -piano,
Messrs, Edgar • and Harry Carr and
sisters. Miss Iva Carr and Mrs. Lloyd
McW hinny and ;little ;. son visited
friends :at Wingham and Palmerston
on Sunday.
Little Donna lodge, five year .old
daughter`of Mr. andHodge„',
has one of -her feet, in a ,cast for: the
next G weeks, resulting froma bicycle'
ride on the handie,:bars'and, her foot
in at onde5boro. Fiv thelocal. o i ' forthe eveningbeing caught and twisted in the•.wheel.
g L . e.• of Whiney. The t. p c It.was a ver :sore foot for a: f w da s'
ladies'' Mrs:; Chas.Mrs. Brad- ti. • , o O tiv - o. a me " an. y _ e y..
Alton, S was ,the . Co- }•a e. 3f .v m ht d improvement
and when. no sealed in
ford Mrs. • Wilbur' Brown, Mrs- J, D. Christi y
,snit in the different'countrres.. _i ht�.or able to walk the.•Iittl irl:
Richardson :an '; Mrs.. R. Me , onald and will be continued next week' Plans ' s ,. e` g
� , D rir d .._ _ �cas. to - for edical atten ion .where
allowe'e ' 1*ep. m :t , ,
Completed ° gloves and.the course. ,are being made,for a H ,n •So.c
'also formed in the junior 'Tial; in • costuriie Oct.. 31st, :Prizes, will ,.
ankle were misplaced, Weare. sorry]
Institute with Miss Elsie *Vintz ' as.' be given, All re .invited to :come for.
g a for her misfortune and 'will be glad to
instructress. at •the home of . Miss' a 'goon evening's entertain ,ent.
in, : sue' her about again:
Bernadine, Altonb Misses••Cora `Cul-.
Y 'Mrs. S. J. Treleaven gave bei home.. , . .: ... ,. .. • • , . , • ,
bei Prances• •grimier;..Lorna Roach_ , a ,
L.. ..to the. Women s Association„ October
F.RI CE FALL...ASSIZE$' ,
and ,Bernadine Alton.'
rr' .. meeting last.`%Wednesda afternoon. ' •
• ... Senior'
. g. , ;•: :.. Y ....: ' 'OPEN NB.BT ,WS$K
The 'October' � of the Senior . tten cel f including visitor i
g An dap o 45 d g s Bruce ,Fall, •Assizes:•• it o en at: the,
Branch Institute ill in t Th r sda wereresent. Mrs. McWhinn Pres- P
S' e , U : Y present- ey, P S rani( _•house,;, Walkerton, or} 'Tuesday
afternoon
, of this: week' at the. borne ideal was in charge. After theopening 'i�ovember.l '
-.. .. , _. :. t, and to date no crimuial
of Mrs. J. J. Ryan. Mr., Gill will give :hymn the Lords' Pra er,was ie rated
y P , case, are listed, There: arc expected
a s he .
n addle s and the thme'of theret-.: i arson." err to • : � Was�-=• > ' • - -
Meet- n .0 The.S p , re Lesion • ,, as to be hie haweven
ing will., ,�. ... " ._. d � , nitinerous: civil
.
be .Remembrance• Lay. , • � :read by Mrs. Gordon .Congrarn, 14ii�.. •actiall: arising • �� '' �'^
..cps........... smg out of motor acct-
Th installationDonald: Fowler favored with : hum- •
•- •. - reading', - .:. suit. for heavy damages
e Qof, new oifrcers for of Rev, n dents. One, a
1938--19ss•iJ, of ,the • ,Y., P. 1:1. of •.the ous R v , Mr. E. Gill, the is h,,ted againsta defendant not hair-
E.
Church are: Pres, Mrs, Rev. Pastor introduced the visiting speaker; ;' g -
ina any insurance. Another interest-
E. Gill;, lst' vice prey., Miss, Cora Fina Rev; C. Todd, Luekno�v; tvlio:: gave an in, `case will 'be' that a Inst th ere-
Finn- address' on' The Firs Pot- rick u - ' h e
nigari;• 2nd.vice-lues.,»Kitchener First t L ....SPP tutors of the will of the late Joseph
erich Hospital Sat. Oct. '22nd„ Q011 -,A . ssistani Hist 'Cora.' Culbert; Pu
ggratulations,.
lication, Winnie 1dcClure•
Mr. and Mrs, Matthew Sproule an;! The meeting of this, organization
son Will, Lucknow, . visited , Mr;.. and a are, held Sunday ' evenings in. 'the;
Mrs. Jas. Sproule on' Sunday,.. - '; church, 7:30 P. m., for.'all: to, attend;
Mr, and Mrs.' Frank Emslie and four The. meetifMng laissstCorSuandFayinnniigan ghtwith�vas
children of. Rainy River nave .seitled charge o
the' fprinei ; being *Played 'by Mr, •s . _o's: Treleaven leading in a sing-
Iieniy Wilson.. • ; • son Varions. reports'; were given of
w
A course in glove -making as given the Conference held, in°London by de
three days. last week• by Mrs. Lorne• egates: Mrs,' E. Gill, Misses Cora Cul=
Iver' 'who took the coarse' for train o keit and. Cora Dickson and Hugh Me-,
igen;- Treas,t. Gordon Finirigan• sec= er--Feeding; 'the • Five Thousand- , A Soltraidt '
, � , known as "The Steel grngn:
Grabs int fellowship - '" the reside
m .l'1 -lien f llowsh' c y P
. Anderson;
, , . ip on, Hel ..
en Anders • Missionary front, all:
on, iii nary con,•. `Lorna
Roach;. 'e''ast' '
an cu , e Hugh :' - Mr's. E . c utoi
_.. : , , lty _ g. Mc s d .S r gA�e a reading
Wh'
Quaid, Cora ,Dickson, and,. Cora Cul- meeting was closed with a•hymn and $state..
retary Lucille Eedy• citizenship con, vote of thanks wa 'tendered I;ew. Todd. An,.effort is being made; to upset the
On. p
followed ,by applause .vi ill `on . the: grounds, of `
, , .. the' deceased
being incapable •mentally at the /time
the. will was made: w Some'.' thirty-five
thu•iy
inney; recreaho'n• con.; • Henrietta and, Miss Loi '„ Treleaven . sang.. The ! heirs • are to benefit by'. this will and
The five-hour difference enables the
Toronto 'Daily Star to receive, sum-
mariie and print, the 'same day, the
; news from England, Ireland, Scotland
and the Continent. That's ,why sub- ,
scribers to the Ti#onto Daily Star read,
d taday's Items haw B
iNadwi TORONTO AID' STAR
SCHOOL-, CONTINUE$$
WINNING STREAK
Chalk U Third Victory With 11 To
5: Win P Over Ti ers Last Thursday.
The e Hig h School team continues
to'.head the Indoor Softball League
wh three • strai wins,. Their thud.
ght
victory was,, .chalked . up, Thursday
night; when,they, downed the Tigers
11 to 5. .
Eleven walks by Tiger pitchers and'
. .team
rt � their.
not too:: `good suppo by : 4
mates were the breaks'that gave, the
11. S. their victory, The Tigers, on the
passes off
other hand 'received 'only 2' pas _.
Jack Cook's offerings. •
The ;game drew the'crowd
;biggest .
of spectators of the season, and offer-
ed enough •"spice" to keep them.
"hollering' their. heads 'off.". The ,,Erin
assured the H. S., at; the worst of':a
tie for first place.
H. 5;=.,
' . D. Finlayson,' c,.. N. . al
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ve 3rd; .H. Thom son '2nd•, D.'31c-'
Kinnon, lst; J. Cook, P-:.113- Aitchison,
ss` . G, 8. f c McIntyre' If; L. Wylds, rf;
R. Riche
:.�,' . .
ohn-
Ti �:. Thompson, C. J. ,
ge� p .• 2nd;
stop, 3rd, ss; A McCartney, lst;: J
MacDonald, p, '3rd; R. Finlayson, c;
G. Fisher, cf; : V.'Hunter, rf;, W. Hus-
ton, 11;' J. Carter, ss,'•p
:•Umpires .Russ Johnston, •• Garfield
MacDonald.
Score'By iaaiiga :.
High :,School -2x11.. '011' . n 203-11.
Tigers, 001 100, '' 012—' 5
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OUTLAWS. WIN BECOMING ,
:PLAYOFF ' COT DERS •
'Three -Wry Tie Now .';: Ezists With
Eve "Teal :'ha Coi tending Posit-
ioa Far Player Birth "
George'; Hasll's Die-Hdrds,; tailend-
ers' • until; ;Tuesday night, broke into
the win '.column with `an•.18 to 11 vic-
tory. over Jack Campbell's :Outlaws.
The win sent the Die-Harris,'Outlaws
and Tigers into;a'three-way. tie with
1 win Ind two losses and put them on
even,footing •for .a playoff birth.
1 :•Die-Hards—C.•:. Greer, 2nd; • Geon
Webster, 3rd,Bill , Jewitt, p E. Sol-
omon, c;` A. Macintosh, lst;
ionald,, rf; D Johnston, rf; J. H Mc-'
'Kenzie, If; H. 'Treleaven, cf; -Li Mc-
' •Outlaws, Jim'' Webster, cf
Aikens, '''1st; A. Aitchison, 0 -Tr. Mc,
Millan, - rf; H, • Greer, p;;' R. C. Todd,
3rd; L. MacDonald,. 2ad;' J. C. Camp-
bell, _ss; J. McLeod, ss; `E, Button, if;
R.' Colyer, if•:: '
;Umpires—A. ' McCartney, Girt:
MacDonald.
Score py Innings
Die -Harris=• 205 ' : 320.• : ; 330-1$'
Outlaws—, .107 :201 ,000–:-11
The St`andmg
Teach► € Won.
High Schooh 311
Lecky Milne ,`
Tigers , "
Outlaws 1.
Die-H'ards'. • 1.
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The Lucky Nine may get thdirs to-
night (Thursday) or will , they?, They
'Meet the '• High School'' and are . the
Only ' team who can at. the ,'best tie
H. S. • for ..first; place. ' • ;
Lost • To Play
.:Tonighes. game and tWo.neit *reek
will wind :i0) Schedule, ;aid until
knovin, what team' Will 'he "out of the
Playoffs and at that, ,tie brenkeri pay
be necessarY before the playoffn• COM -
HOCKEY TO rig FORE
'Following Thursday 'night's"; soft-
ball' game, hockey engaged the ittentf
'ion of h. well attended meeting, Offie,
erg elected the 'spring include Wes.
Hinton,* ,preaident, 'Jack Campbell,
Sec-Treaa:; and Clark '',Philaysen
member of the execUtiVe. To these
were added AndterSon,,
president; and IL .4. 1,41Zeily,' Dun -
were oppOinted to attend thP W. 0.
entered bronght nothing, conehisive„
juvenile,' junior and' Interinediate all
Meeting to .1% howthig'kridAy
night te further Plans, and 'it
i lilted in the village tWill'Ilie''rePresent•
doileiieb. hockey' tenni , nifty be Min.;
us the serVides of Art Dealt thia,
AGED LADY
FRACTURES' ARM
(BELFAST NEWS)
Mr rind Mrs. Sam Morrison, and
faipil , visited Sunday . with 'Mir; and.
Mrs. <D K Alton,Mrs. Alton;'who had ;,'
the misfortune to fall and' fracture • •
her arm last, Wednesday evening is:
in Goderich; Hospital Her ,. many
friends hope that she will soon be able.
to, return home. -a
Mr and Mrs, Ed Thom, spent • Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Cameron:
u Mr and ' Mrs', Chas. Sherwood of
Detroit, _'Mr, and Mrs Andy Gaunt
and Murray,' and: Mr, and Mrs. "Les;
Ritchicp and Alvin :were Sunday .visit-
o with. Mrs: Sherwood' and Earl';
Misses Irene MacDonald and Doreen,
gains and and 'Messrs.' Jack MacDonald •
And. Burton Collins spent Sunday with
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hac$ett. •
Sr' .and 'Mrs, Wilson Irwin were at
Port Elgin on Saturday.•.
,tis con;ifas
Mr: Jack .Irwin ofBe eon.;
fined to his home with quinsy.' . We
i speedyrecovery.
wish him. a ' ,
. .
Mr,' and Mrs, Bert,Alton •,and .child
ren spent n Monday at .Paisley with Mr.
ind Bars, Ernest. Wilkins. a
CREWE.
•' Mrs: Chimney, Mr. and: Mrs. Cecil
ne and Ann Mr and Mrs, Maces...
Cham ,Y. .
Laughlin and daughter •of Detroit and •
Mr: Bill French were guests of Mr.
-:
*and Mrs: Raymond Finnigan on Sun
Mr. and'. Mrs. •E,wart Taylor and.
family., of ;Lucknow ' visited • Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Drennan, Saturday.,
Mr and Mrs Will Petrie.. and fain
ily visited ,: Mr. and Mrs.. Case Black
at Molesworth.' on Sunday.
Mr. ;d: s. Matt Shtnd
Benson attanMrended the diamondacklewedondaing
celebration,•.of Mrs., Shackleton's 'pang •
ents Mr.,afd,Mrs. Jesse Gray'in,Gdd
erich. We join in wishing them many
more years of happiness.
9[rs. S.'. d: Kiilpatrick .spent' last
Monday'with her daughter, Mrs. Cecil
Brake.:
• Mr. and Mrs Vernon Hunter 'spent
�Sundaay with friends here and at Dun
canon:
t Miss . 'Beatrice Treleaven is' spend
ing a!• few . days , with Mrs. Dave Mc-
Dermid,` near Nile.
• A number of Crewe women attended • ".
the thaoffering . meetingat: Port
_Albert' ori► Thursday,, when .they ..en
joyed`a 'very pleasant afternoon, with.,
several' other -visiting societies
Mr; and .Mrs. Jim ,'Sherwood and
�►irls, Miss Lorraine` Drennan and Mr'
Orville' Dentin attended ;;the ',Public `'
Speaking Competition at `Clinton ' We '..'
_ongratulate'Miss Lorraine Durniti; •in
taking first` .prize in Public Speaking
also Shirley. Sherwood in taking 'sec
ond' prize in recitation. ' These'' girls .
,Won first` prize in . =each; ]competition
at Ashfield, school' fair :at; Curries'
Corners:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack 'Curran and fam
ily'spent• Sunday with.% Mr. `andMrs,
Herb Curran, Mafeking.
triaits Old Home .• ,
Mr. Donald, Douglas; Granum,
ents. 'and Mrs. Roderick Douglas.
zoncession 4, is one of 1he Ihrron
Township boys who has made' good
in that Western 'province, where for -,
the past 21 years lie has resided
near the •Canadian Rockies. He paid
his last visit to his home tewnshiii/
of Huron •trlye years ago.
Judge "How long it since you
were in court before?,"
Prisoner: "20 years, your Worship."
Judge., "And what have you been ,
king" all the time?"
Prisoner: "Twenty years:"
tot, 'delighted Avith re§ults. of first •
,ackage„ Maker refunds its low price.'
ter. Art and his churn AL Powell ere
enroute to California, yia the thumb-
ing route and Will probably reinain
in the Sonth during the Winter " •
Leo Schnurr, last yeir • with 'Walk-
erton InteirriediateS ierform with
the OWen Sound! Trippers'.this year.
As ,weil con*, 'Louis, brat year
with, St: *had's' Majors will wear
an OWen Sound' uniform,
With hockey organization meeting§
in many caies' it is left with the ek.
the 0. H. A., and there are inclicatz
ions that several clubs' are anx1604
to try the faster company.
group winners in the NV; O. 11. A,
hist year,are th'M Year entering in the'
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