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LUCKNOW yW SENTII.tEL, TAICKNOWt QNTA IQ
TH fRSAA Y, ly AX lotha ;195:1
SYNOD RECOMMENDS ' :
IitACTICE OF TITHING
The Synod; ' of Hamilton and
London, -meeting iii• Tillsonburg
last iweek; adopted a resolution
to "commend, to our people the
practice of 'tithing". There was
strong " objection. by :some memo,-.
•.,bers to this ,giving.: of: "one=tenth';
to the Lord;' .. :
A strong supporter of the tith-
ipg, principle was Rev,' R. Douglas
• MacDonald who ,claimed that "we
have no right' to cut ourselvesoff
from the . Old, Testament The
church today 'cannot ',disregard
the law, of the tithe", he said
My, belief is that the • ;tithe is
—the ' with which a '. Christian
can be satisfied. He. should . ;do
more". �.
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REV, J.'11. PETERS,, a: former
pastor :• 'of. 'Dungannon . "United
'Church, who retired from the
ministry : •last ' June, d i e d art
. Brampton in his '71st year. ` '
Ceic-egZ
TRADE MARK .4EG.
belongs iny our ice box
WANT' GIRLS' SOFTBALL:
UNIFORMS TURNED 1,T.
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Any' of the .girls having uni-
forms .Of the Lucknow Scotties
coftbal1 team, are ' requested, oto
turn' them in to Gladys Gibson.
It is planned, to. organize .a .team.
for girls .up to 16 years` and the
uniforms, are . needed..'
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reported that;Jimniy .Chan,
No. 1: softball promoter of Ches
ley, is;pulling gout of the picture.
this. , year and the future of his
Blue Bombers. V is uneerfain. Chan
going" ;to concentrate on „ fish-
having :opened•, the season
auspiciously by pulling out : a 3'
.8toz. }trout at. Eugenia Falls'
tp1win.. acollap9ilble !boat' ifrorn.
°•Slaters. at. Owen ►Sound. in +their •
"big trout" contest.
Chan's softball enthusiasm cool-
ed' last year. when he;took a fin -
n i eatin in sponsoring the
a �aalb g P $.., g
Bombers rn an import, packed
loop
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With reference to Chan and
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they w•
ill treasure
all
Givehe young graduate of whom you' are so proud a pr
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eta to beememb ered _...a Canadian National train tri
o -coast trip with all its thrills - a' trip
it can.bea••coast�t
to the mountains or seacoast to. bustling Canadian cities
• 'throbbingwith interest — to out nationa- capital with:
its kIouses of Parliament and Peace Trower. There's an
endless choice:. It's a school -finishing 'experience your
boy or giri'.will always treasure: Travel is educational
travel is fun. They've learhed about Canada — your. gift
'of
' of a rail trip will let them see Canada., -
'We'll be' glad to help you plan 'suck a. trip --
we'll
we'll su .est' destinations i .you wish -- bel
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you pick out places to stay and afford frktully
cooperation'en route. Visit,,write or phone your
nearest Canadian National agent: •
TH� 'ONLY IAA t 'V NO AL'L T"E
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PROVINCES'
the importing trend in A" Soft.
ball, The 'Chesley Enterpr'i'se had
this to say in part 'last week: "It's
gotten to be big .. ,bdsiness now,
and Jim feels that it's a'1so gotten
beyond him. A' Recreation Com-
mittee or other town organizationQ
might .feel like sponsoring a team:.
and making an .all-out effort to
keep Chesley ort. - ,a par with
Walkerton, Port Elgin, etc., but
it's not for him "
°`It Would seem,• therefore, that
•Chesley spot fans. ought' to...c'all
a meeting'. and discuss 'thesitua=
tion.: If they:: .ant `A'' (ball .there
yw ,
will have `to be lots'• of support
Pp..
throwni. (be Ind : the team.: Jiro
Chan w ld doubtless be ' agree-
ableto helping .,along; 'but ;he's•
apparentlnot g
yoing to carry the.
whole toad on his.' own shoulders.
"The alternative, might be for
•Clesley, to forget.. about imports
.and the, WOAA :and enter a team
Of •hone -brews•, in the' North
•Bruce `- Grey, league: The ';w:ay
things are ,going, • it may be that:
Walkerton, ,Port Ellin' arid• Luck-.:
now, can :form a group of their
Own. ---:,,there will' be no . other
teams to, play with". :, .
It looks as if Sepoyville:'is Mat-
ing pikers ' out of some district
'towns, :and. in any: event is get
ting a lot' . of publicity; ,regardless
or not of its accuracy. ' • '
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• Even Jack Park; :'London Free
Press sports .; editor, got an ear-
ful ,,of _:the fantastic -last' ;week
while up Walkerton ; •way and
•dished up a ,column on the 'high
toot ,of: hockey and ball in .this
neck of ' the `woods•+ --which can't.
be. •'argued After devoting.:,,.a
couple . of paragraphs .to . .hockey
".`salaries", Park. 'got ; ` around... 'to,
softlball` with these :observations:
"We ihavie, heard that , the conn
trig' softball season +may 'see more
cash , spread ' around .'than the
hockey ,boys ever heard of.. The
Sciftball : league right' . now em
braces teams from. •.Southampton,
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MDU., LDING, and STIPLING
'Promtlit• Service, r
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oy McKnight
''Phone 17-r .15, ' Dungannon
"measly $5,000„ for a.. summer's
chore up this' way..
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Mildmay • Monarchs,';' -W Q;A.A.•
• "Bp" champions ;were ,feted,',at a'
municipal banquet' at Pleasure.
'Valley last' Wednesday night, and.
then'..further honored at a civic
reception in the Cotn'munity -den-,
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tre at' +virhieh the Free. Press �tro= Afterrtheir Marriagein Ash
phy, held by Lucknow. for, .the fie on, March.,1lth,. 1890,, they
past, three 'years, was., officially lived inthe` West for, a• number
presented by . Jack Park,' .Free of years,, +but owing to . Mr;: Web-
Tress:,
ebPress , sports' editor:. • seer's .ill health, 'they. ,returned: to •
* *' ,� Lucknow and remained hei•e
til after. his'. death. Mrs: Webster
and two!:: daughiters, Fiera and
Mary: 'Olive went to. Callender
and •after ''a' few years :made their
hone .in'. Toronto.
Mrs.. •.W,elbster had 'been iri ill:
health for twenty . Years •'and ' in •
',all that time she ;was,
lovingly
cared. for •'by her two daughters.
She was always bright, and cieer.
.ful'.and'.m'ade 'many friends wii-es-
ever.:she •lived :The high esteem
in which she, *as held ;was shown,
church" school room ori ;Monday in the' many' beautiful flowers '.
sent from Toornto; North' •eBay,
.afterno.orr„ May 7,th.With' 40 mem- •
�bers Whitby and.`Lucknow:
Present.. Elizabeth Webster .
presided .and opened the meeting Funeral services: were conduct.
with ,the•�Mission : Band:hymn and ' ed by Dr W; J. Mumford at, .the
purpose. •It was . decided to have' hotie of W.. G.. Andrew. Mrs: J.
a ;Mission • Band ..Party . in the. W Joynt and Miss Bell . Robei;�
church basement in June 'and all son s'ang sweetly' "Beautiful .City
the mothers and people who; are of Gold''•. Pal'lbeare'rs were :neph
.interested • iri;' the Missions .Band ews, Robert Iielm, , Chas: Web
work are invited..A trio, Was sung ster, Wni , Robert,,Alec and .Ar
!..37' Donna Johnston, .Elizabeth (aiur •Andrew. She was Buried lbe .
Webster .and Reyta ..Collins. A side .'her: husband: in ' Greenhill.
trlmpet solo. by' Marilyn Kilpat-. ; Cemetery.'
Port Edg n,' •Wiarton; 'Chesley, rick followed by a ,piano solo iby Among', those from a distance
L'iiekno�w Kincardine',, and Walk- Beverley Ashton. Mrs. Kilpatrick were Mgrs Brece Gametic 'from.
erton. Others may' be added. from read a. chapter in' the 'study 'book Elora; 'Miss Jean` Tarbush, Angus;
Hepworth,' Hanover. and Meaford. of Japan to the primary children Misses Bea and Marg Parker; of
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Last' year Walkerton einerged..as and Mrs. ''Isobel Mae enzie read ,Toronto:, Mr: and Mrs Torn .Helm'
clarnps,` mainly +because; of the a :chapter to the Junior members and Flora Andrew, London; and
pitching prowess of ' George Zt k 1 The Meeting closed with a word othiers roan771Cincardine and Be1 ;
•:They�;',,may find the - going . a ;obit ; of prayer.' ,grave
rougher' this season: At least two
}clubs have gone as, far as Detroit
:•puck up Hca able huriers Kin ' •
;cardine, who: won only ` aa• single : 1S i ••
game' fast year, tunairily because ■ . '.
Of a shortage, ofamound strength, ■
.are also in • �tlie Market for :a good
thrower.. These kind .of fellows:. m
come high,' so ; it could be . that •
the "softballers will be' spending' '• • •
more moil r" ha'n th hockey-- w—
usins: "� Here'•s New Car Performance At Used' Car Prices:
OBITUARY
MRS: w: D..' WEBSTEit,,.
Ori• . Sunday, .l Aril' 30th Mr ".
s.
1Vlillie.. ;We'bster pa'ssed. away at
her 'home in To`rdnto. Her hus-
'band, W.. D... Webster, ' predeceas.
ed her fifty years ago on May
.19th, 1901.: • "
An addition is being !built to
Palmerston Arena at : a• :Cost of
of
$25,000. . •
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Roy' Lightfoot :-of Port .Elgin
has ' been elected chairman of
District 8 of the.;Provinncial'Laiwn
Bowling' Association
'Unite' Church Mission Band:. • •
The: regular monthly • meeting
of the Mission Band of i ucknow
United Church , was held in the
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'Charley Justice, Well known ■ 1951 C•HEV.'a
around. "these parts ^, for : his • soft-• . a Belair Hardtop Convertible, 2 tone in color, air u
!ball ' hurling, was reportedly- seen
in Lucknaw,,.irecently: Charley•.
helped' pitch Toronto ;Tip 'Tops
to a 'world chs pionship 2:years
ago:: The Tip Tops • haste- folded
and' he •wars"in in,. the market for a
job The story :we got 'was that
Lucknow' W s prepared lb bid: as
':high..-OS45,09uW for,.the season • to
get the bigNegro ast+ba.
, . ller. The
\story continues that he turned'
this sum' dawn', after fit Was' :coria'
'firm d. 'that . the Beaches Fastball
League would ,a'gairi• operate : in
;Toronto "and that the Tip . Topps
would perform ' again, 'under a .
now sponsor., Ii they are; paying t 1940 CHEV, COACH. • � 1 ..
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that kind :of !:none for softball '. 1939 PONTIAC SEDAN With. 'radio.
players hip.�thar`way,. some gents ■,• , �. •'
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Brig the Intercbunty are% .in the ■
si ',1935 PLYMOUTH COACH. for $100,00:
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man .inn the . I.C.who even ap r■ .o' '
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in . The i Rome of:Better Used Cars" 1
is Pities Service Dealer • ..... . ° -_ '
Phone 'l3at Brits' ' a
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We .suppose Park sew where
Justice pitehed his first game' of
the season•in the Toronto Beaches
League. on Saturday.. Seeing that
he can't be interestedCiti a
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