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SWEEP SETS NOW
I PI W.O.A.A., FINALS
With 'Grant' ;Chisholm back on
the Mound,, Lucknow made it
four straight last Friday night -in
Blyth 'to sweep the semi-finals
series and .qualify, to meet the
winner •of . the Bader{ -Wellesley
.,playoffs for the , W.O.A.A. `B
trophy. . ; • •
ucknow .gave Blyth a'. 12-2
pasting in the -fourth game, for
their worst,°defeat• of the set, 'and
who •had been---rated-by .soree:.._tn.,
at •least` salvage - ,a game :or .two •
Lucknow wrapped it up' by scores
of 745, • 11-94 '7-4 and 12-Z ' and`
did it •;by )both corning ;,from be.-•
'hind offensh 1y; and, the 'timely
nippsively ing' of .Blyth rallies defers.
On ''Friday night Chisholm
pitched " rib. -shit ball for •five inn
ings and only '21 men faced him.
in: the first. six. Blyth rallied a
bit.;, in• 'the Mate innings to chalk
up::a'total'ef .eight hits, that were
good for only .single runs in the
8th and 9th.'
The Sepoy , town.team broke
into the score colmn in the, 3rd
with D'innie Maclnityre's•' homer
being the big blow of the inning,
The boys kept 'seeking the horse-
hide for 14, ,hits that', netted runs
every'. inning; from there in ex-
cept in . the 4th. The big frarne
was• the;.; 5th .'when the squad
batted around for four Tuns. ,
Lucknow:. H. Greer 2nd, H.
MacMillan :.ss, D.. MacIntyre . cf,
.G. Westlake c;' K •.'Hedley: lst,: G.
Chisholm p; P. Collie 3rd,.B. Nan
son' rf, C. Chin lf.
Blyth: Tarnblyn ss; Weber 3rd,
Tyreman cf, . Fairservice c, Mc-
Donald P Hazelwood 2nd Whit
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Lucknow • • — Pbone 150- ' ' Ontario
Come To The ' Fair ! -- Wednesday,. Sept. 28th .:
DEDUCTIONS WALL APPLY
• ON ALL , SLAUGHTER. CATTLE
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The-' deductions to be made on
,cattle . and calves sold through
,public stockyards or ' direct' to
paekng, -plants .. swill' apply on
dairy cattle . going .'.f or .slaughter
as •Well as those. originally rais=
• ed for. beef. This statement comes
• from Harold J.. Huffman, press
*dent 'of. the. • Ontario •Beef •• Pro-
ducer s _Association in answer to
queries, which have been: receiv-
ed: since the •plan was , aifnounceil
in. 'ani cl-August. At that tine it
was that, deductions of 10,,c
per head on catle and 5c; per
head on calves'. would be ' made
from the. , sale; Pride of animals
Sold) on puiblic stockyards .or dir-
ett to packing 'plants in Ontario:
The effective : date for the de=
duction to 'tee ;made .:is . Septem
Iber' 26th, 1955. • The funds raised;.
• from ' these deductions will he
used to initiate .:research, • edu'ca-•.
tion' and`, puit3licity. which .will
•lielp the beef industry
both production. and ,sales. •
W.. A. TOWNSHEND ' ELECTED
TO 'NEW DIOCESAN POST'
• The Venerable .W. A.' Towns-
hend ,of : London, • 'archdeacon . of
Huron,.' was elected : en .Monday:
as • the first suffragan bishop of
the- Diocese ;;of Huron: He ' was.
elected to the newly established
office by a clear majority, of both
clergy. and lay delegates. '•
In attendance from this ' parish
were Rev. H..L . Jennings of ';St.
Peter's; .Lucknow; R"obert Durnin
of ...St. Paul's, Dungannon; and
Carmen of ,;Ch r i st
Haydeny Lucknow
Gh frch, Port; Albert.. Blyth
Rev. Jennings Was . both . a , stu-: ;
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The members of the L' ucknow Bowling
Club. wish, -to. sincer,•ely thank . the merchants.
and others wino contributed to their Labor
•:Day. Bowling Tournament, and by, their
enero..
g �xs a>mporthelped mike it Ta-heY
•stlCFess.
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Your Support' Waa, Indeed Appreciated!
Lucknow .BQwling Club
HAD AuD'IENCE
WITH 'POPE P1JS
(KINGSBRIDGE NEWS)
Mrs. 'Van' Vynckt of . Toronto
is a guest at the •Rectory.• Mrs.
Van Vynckt juste recently return -
DONNYBROOK DONNYBROOK
A number of Donnybrook peo-
ple attended anniversary ser-
vices in Knox United";; Church
•Auburn, 'on . Sunday. Next .: Sun-
day, 'being 'Westfield 'anniversary
eturn there • will be no' service here.
,ed from a three weeks' 'visit With • • • - ,••
relatives in Belgium. Via plane, Quite a few from' this vicinity
and- while in Europe, • travelled.'attende , the Western Fair .at
to Rome, and Was granted 'a', Priv•,
ate visit with. His Holiness Pope
Pius xil. •
Mr. Lawrence Austin • ; of De
,troit is ' visiting .at the _ home. ;of
Cyril, Austin:. • '
Mr. ' and Mrs... Leo. Courtney,
•John ' 'O'Connor;, Mir and . Mrs.
more '
r ` 1st; Jackson .rf Knox lf: Ray Dalton and family, Mr, &
dent and deacon' . assistant to
Archdeacon T9wtishend-as rector
Of the Church; of the Redeemer
in : London
A' native 'of Huron County, he
was horn in Goderich Township'
57 years. ago. Upon his ordination
his first parish `was the Kinlough-
Bervie I irngarf ' c 'h a r g e. Mrs.
Townshend is the. foriner Kath-
leen Elliott. ; Tihey have "a family
of ten, children.
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ENDS OCTOBER/ :1st
D�iscourt One Third
LL STOCK.:PAPERS
TO CLEAR
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Pater
0 CHOOSE FROM
Alew r.000lilts half price
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Mrs. Jos. Mcln yr f 1y •
t e d
' an arni
!attended • London Fair, during the
past :week..
•' 'Mr. and Mrs. •A: Kraemer, Mar-
ga
Wilson on:•. -his way,
ret,• ,Neil 'and, Hugh . -of Hesson
•'Tommy is,'
overseas to play hockey at Pais-
ley, Scotland. He 'finished the'
season .with the Port 'Elgin Posit-.
ices in a blaze of '&my' as he
London last' `week.
Miss Grace Thompson ' of Sim- •
toe was home , 'over: the 'week=
end.
Mr. and Mrs, G. A: MaeLaugh
lin and"' daughter Joanne were' •
week -end guests: ° with . Mr. and
Mrs.' Clarence, Chaniney and
tither • friends in this'. vicinity.
The ' September. meeting of the
W.M.S.., and W A. " Was held on
Thursday •afternoon ; at:. •the• home•
of• ' Mrs.. R. ; Chamney.•. Mrs. H.
Jefferson 'was in ; charge of: both• •
spent Sunday at the home'. of Mr.: services. The scripture ..lesson
and Mrs. Gene FFrayner . was read,: in unison:followed by.
Mr, and Mrs. Mar. k' Dalton are y
prayer by' �Mrs...Jeffarsori, after
visiting with relatives . in '. De -.which all joined in repeating the
socked'`one over the :Meaford:.Ar- troit Lord's prayer. Mrs,' Norman:
mouries with plenty of space, to Mrs. 'John . Kinney of Detroit; Thernpson read an article. • on:
.start, the ,Port ,team ' on its way. i Mr. and',Mrs. .J: • • Fitzgerald . of Christian • Stewardship. Arrange-
-' 1 istowel Jos:.Murphy of Port:. merits were • madefor special
Arrange -
to a 5 1 Victory in .the :3rd game L.. a. spe 1.
Tien meeting' in October,.''wi.th . ot'her'
Auxiliaries to be invited: Thank
•you letters' Were read ' fram Mrs:';
'John Thomoson :for:.flowers're-.
re-
ceived and •from Mrs. Bert Tay-,
for ,for the life, meinber's ';certi
ficate which 'had' been presented:
to her. „Delegates were appointed
to. attend .;• the: Sectional : r»eeting
Holgnesvfi:le. Mrs. Sam Thorp
son, -read: the= -first --chapter-.- n the ',
study book "No' Vanishing' Link".
`Lunch` was served :at the close.,. •
Assisting the ''hostesses were Mrs.. ,:
H. Jefferson and Mrs. S. Cham
ney.. There:. ' were ten .members_
and 7, Children' present. •
which gave •;them a; 2-1, edge over
Meaford „.in the best -of -seven
series for the.. W.O.A.A. fastball
silverware. , •
BOWLING LEAGUE: GETS.
UNDERWAY NEXT WEEK
At' as meeting held' at • Russ
Button's home. last' week• it. was
decid3 hat "the 1355=5£6` bb—W1.
•ing 'season will get,underway. bill
the 28th and,' 29th of this month
'and continue on Wednesday. and,
Thursday nights.
The- • Winghain-ibowling alleys
will again be the meeting place
for the Lucknow Dungannon
League. •.
:Two new •teams will be added
to bring the total to' twelve for
the current::season,
;Captains. 0• teams Will get
touch with their. players to let
them know .on` which .night • they
will be •bowling: 'Schedules • will
be available ,at the bowling al=
legs.
Erie,' Walter :Kelly and .f friend of
'London, Douglas Frayne of. Tor-
onto, Maurice Bowler' of 'Tor-
onto, Were among. the ': week -.end
visitors here.
Congratulations ' to . Mr: & Mrs:
Emile Pauhl; nee -Frances Mar:-
daughter,
ardaughter• of ' Mr. s .andA'Mrs.
Blaize• Martin, who ' were mar-
ried in :Hamilton eon ' Saturday,'
-September--1-7th;71955- -__
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'PARAMOUNT
Congratulations to Mr. & . Mors.
Henderson, grandparents- of
twins, a 'boy and, a, girl; ,born
to 'Mr, . end 'Mrs. George Wraith
(gree •Irene Henderson Y''of God -
:rich.
' Mr:' B. Giihson of Detroit mot,.
rjred up ,for a few ;days and; 'vis-'
itod.his sister; Susie, in Wingham
Ho pitch:
Those attending `London Fair
were Mr: and Mrs. W. Dekter,
Mr, and Mrs: R. iteid and' Don,
Mr. 'and' Mrs. • Jas ,+ Harniltdri:.
Kelso ' MacNay has been
remodelling his barn ': but has
been held.. up by a scarcity of
cement: .• •
Uri§ Edna ,Cook, R.N. of Owen
Soured,.; spent a • week with her
father,• Mr. A. Cook.
Mr= and Mrs, Sam Gibson .-and
Ernie Motored to St: Tl onias to
visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. Crolk
er,
Miss' Mary'., Theresa: Martin. ,of
Hamilton spent • the past,. week ' at
'her:: parents' ,home "here: •'
Miss: Jean , Gihnore ,: spent the
week=endat -•her-Eames here: Her
father, Mr: Ed Gilmore; : w+ho has.
been. a "patient in St: Joseph's
Hospital, London, :for some time,.
is now , making satisfactory pro-
gress.. ,•:..
• Mr. H. Captein' of Langton vis-
ited at the lunnearMr. and Mr-4;-
p:
rs;H: Captein over the week -end.'..,
Rav, : J. Hennessey, the Dioces-
an director of th.e Catholic Wo-
men's . League, officially' install-
ed the .officers of the, C.W.L. in
this parish, in a lovely ceremony
on . Sunday ,afternoon at 3 .
and 'in. addressing' .the; C.W.L.
members, :he exhorted ;therno ;them'to
work diligently and faithfully to;
live` u rt& their • iiotto--=-'of "For=.
God and Country". '
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Ashfield .Presbyterian W.M.S.
'The September meeting of. the
W,M.S. was held at the home of
Miss Annie:` .MacDonald, with
the:. president, Mrs: Hugh Mae -
Kenzie in charge . of the . program:
Mrs. , D..- Rose read the scripture
and. meditation, followed by , a
prayer:. Mrs, A: ' A; J. Simpson
gave a paper .. oil 'Growing:.
er". The 27 members present. ans
1 wered the roll callwith a her:
vest verse,'MO: Wirri.. MacDonald
l .e .-.th.e....1opic on , Indp. Mrs.
Stuart MacLennan.' read the
highlights of the:' Glad ' ridings.
Mrs. Hugh MacKenzie; gave the
offertory prayer and the meet-
ing' closed with the mizpah ben-
ediction,' The hostess assisted by
the corrimittee 'served. lunch..
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