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THE L'UICI`IOW SprriNEL,
UNKNOW, ONTARIG
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• ¶URKER" BANQUET 'IS;
-S_,QFTB1,l:EL.'SEASON FINALE:
- Ifucknow . Branch of. the Can;
adian . Legion,.sponsors. .of the
• Legionnaires softball . team, :play-
ed
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ed host to the team, and, others was read in unison. Prayers were
whohad rendered•' their services
offered by Mrs.' Armstrong,: Mrs,
during the. ,season, ata turkey Hardy and Mrs, Chas Jef f erson
banquet in the Recreational Cen- followed by all repeating the>
tre on Monday evening;. . • ° Lord's .prayer. Mrs. Gordon •Nay
A delicious, meal was, served ' for reada poem "The. Church",
informally ` by Legion' Members' Three verses .of. hymn 360 were•
who took .. over. the kitchen and sung,, Mrs. Ed.' Robinson read a'
serving duties to
make it a coon- =paper.on Stewardship-.; Mrs. Chas,;'
apletel"stag"event,• and n' none" Jefferson. ave a reading "Are
y
could com l n of poi. getting 'we hones� ?"; Mrs... John .R.
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their fill of turkey and all' the Thompson and Mrs; Mark; Armes
trimmings, strong sang. •."Beautiful Isle of
' bob Macintosh: acted as chair- Somewhere". A story from `the
'man, .and ; called on se veral from study book was read . by .Mrs.,
'the au for impromptu,' ' re- Norn an.''!'hompson. Mrs ''Ed.. Rob
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marks. Vinson: read:. the minutes of the last
Bob •Simpson,, presiadent of the: c meeting[ and • •Mrs. H. Jefferson
Legion, Was the first speaker, and gave a report of the sectional
DON•NY
'The' :W.M:S. and W.A: of Don -t'
nybrook ' United: Church met on
,Tuesday tafternoon ' at the home
of . Mrs. Mark Armstrong: Mrs.
Chas, Jefferson presided over the
meeting which opened by sing,
ing hymn 148.: ,The 69t1}, psahn
expressed thanks to all who had'
assisted' the .,Legiton . during the
'ball season' duand with.. the ban -
et;' Bob 'MacIntcish supplement=
ed these remarks,
Need' Ball • and Hockey Tens
Coach . Charlie Webster was
called on, and : in conclusion he'I
A: stressed that if I ueknow did not
continue to, _sponsor,softball, and
m'ri
'hockey teas, we slip back
to *he position of • .a forgotten
village.
The general theme of the re-
marks of several of the' speakers
indicated that Iucknow. Legion-,
naires, could be counted on to: be.
"in there".again, next year.
• Councillor Russell. B u t .t o. n ,..
pinchhit t •ng for Reeve . J C. Mc -
'Nab, who w'as unavoidably absent
sat 'a -'meeting in Walkerton, 'ex-
tended . ;congratulations to ' the
...team for the fine show they gave
'us (this season. ,
Others called • ' do Were, Cam
Thompson,:; `HughTCurri'ing, Clar
ence Greer, C.,L. Smith and W
V. Johnston.
' Home Brew' Squad
Cain Thompson drew' attention
to the -tact • that. while we had an:
'imported ,battery, the remainder
of the '+team, were strictly home
brews . and with but ..one excep- .
tion, ''every player was born in..
'Lucknow or within. 'a "stone's'
throw" • of the. Village. The . ex
ceptiori is Hugh :Curring who was
borne "away down". in Blyth and
• ' sante here as • a youth. to follow,
the ,barber trade.. ••
e Congratulations were 'general-
ly in order for the; team, who
finished the season . with. a bare
meeting which. was held,' at West-
field. After singing two . verses af.
hjn. 164 Mrs. H. Jefferson: elos.
ed •
the meeting. with. ' prayer.
nines men, and:,.while some of
them • aren't as young • as' they
used: to. be", were in there fight-
ing all the time.
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TIMBER. TIPS'
'Last week's bowling ' saw the
Zebras pull out in front. ;The Pole
Cats • are close behind,' however,
with no fewer. than' four teams
tied for third place. , •
Eedy's ,team _ . oi. Dungannon
made the big : hop while, edging
Button's .battling.Gophers in three
closely contested .games
Next week, those mighty Chip-.
munkls, • are • heavily . favored to
topple the Zebnas while . the
Gophers :are taking the ,.Beavers!,
In response to complaints 'about.
slow starts, 'captains are request
ed.•to. take •over• alley..s immediate-
ly when vacated after 9.00°••p.m, .,
list,, teams, -' and ' get. going.
Although bowling night is pri=
niarily in outing,everyone will.
be tryiri'g to lower that handicap:
Here is: a tip which should help..
Do not rush • after picking up the.
ball.' Batters and golfers : take a
•stance . and bowlers should' do.. the
same:' Haying . • taken • a stance,
work on a straight pendulum -like
swing which gibes better control
than 'a round one:
• Team Standings,
Zebras 12; Pole.Cats 9; Cubs 7:;
Beavers 7; Lions 7; Chirpy ,Chip-
munks 7; Tiger Oats. 5; • Gophers
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WHITECHURCH
1/Ir. and Mrs Stanley • Moore
were called. to Caledon on Sat-
urday last, owing to the serious
illness ,Of her father, ,Mr. Sr.
Thompson, who passed away that
day. The funeral was, held on
Monday, and they re4nained
there until after the funeral.
Miss • Marilyn ' Morrison was
taken to Wingham•. Hospital suf
ter`rng--from -Pneumonia.
mania..
Paul, Groskorth, son of Mr,
Mrs, Elwood Groskor'th•, . has been
Under ' the Doctor's care for over
aa, week, • » '
Mr. and Mrs.. Norman .and fam-
ily of Kincardine have moved
into.. Mr. and Mrs: J • B, 1Moi-
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son's house for the. winter,r. Mrs.
Norman is the teacer at No. 10
school; .
,
Mr. and Mrs. Tichborne : of
Goderich.. spent' Saturday. after-
noon with her mother, Mrs.' Ken-
Hedy.
We • are glad to welcome Mrs.
Joe'Tiffim. Sr.,, back to..her home
after •spending some time in Tor
onto. • • •
Mr Clark MacGregor spent the
week -end in. Toronto. • • •
Mr: Donald Ross and Mr. Gor-:
don Welwood are spending a day
Or 'two in. Toronto and attending
the Royal 'Winter Fair.
• : The •United' Church, W. A. is.
holding' a bazaar this Saiturday
(afternoon at 2:30 in Lucknow;
ENGAGEMENTS'
Mrs. Marie Wilifor. d' wishes to
announce the engagement' of 'her
daughter Rita of Indiannapolis to
Mr. Edward Arens,: , Jr., son ;of'
Mr. and Mrs. Edward'Arens .(nee
Frances ': Webster) ''of Indiannatp-
OB1T.UARY'
ON.
MRS, JAMES' ALT a Alton
The death of Mrs. James
occurred in• Wingham Hospital
oriTuesday,: Noveni'ber 13th in
her 83rd year „ -after •after a lengthy,
illness.,
Formerly .Amelia :S. Reed,.. she
was the daughter of the late Wil-
liam H.: and .Mary Ann Reed of
Ashfield; where ' she—resided all
her life. She w.'m
as a ea lber. of
Lueknow United Church. • He
rhusband predeceased her >n 1935
,and ,also one son Charles. in 1946.,
Surviving are. . one daughter
(Olive) Mrs.Jack'' •MacIntosh . of
London, ,and two. sons, Sam. ,:of
.Ashfield and, William of. Toronto;
also. by two: sisters, Mrs. 'Thomas
Dickson,.: God eri;eh, and' Mrs.
(PRY.) John: Bowering, Winni
peg , and one, 'brother,.J,..; Melvi i
Reed, Toronto; four. .grandchild?
ren and two great grandchildren,
The funeral service was held
on November 15th at the . funeral
chapel of :MacLennan /Ind Mac-
Kenzie,. Lucknow, with Rev. W.
J, 11/Milford- officiating. The pall-
bearers were, six nephews, Roy,
Harvey and George Alton, Harry
Sherwood, Mel 'Dickson. and Gir
vin .Reed. '`Interment' was .an,
Greenhill Cemetery,.
RICHARD •McQ•UILL.IN
Richard MoQuillin a lifelong
resident' of • this' community, . died.
:at his 'home t•in Kinloss Township
on' Saturday; Ncivember 10th, in
his 85th year. Although in fail-
ing,' health for a• time, .Mr;. • Mc
Quillin had been seriously. ill for
only a short.' 'time prior to • his
olis.' The.: wedding to take place ,death.
in King ;Church, Indiann•a.polis. on He: was a son of William John
Thursday November 22nd. • McQuillin and Mary Wadsworth,
•THURS., OYIFA BFR 22nd,: 165j
and Was `born on Marchi 29th..067.
ori the sirup" in West Waivanost
snow owned by. John McQuillrl,
and spent his life in this nr#meii,.
fate ' community Where he was
held inhigh esteem" •Iby a wide
circle of friends, :. •
•' 'Fifty-four years ago: he 'mar-
ried Rachael ;Mallissa Alton, who:
uryives "her husband, along with
a :family , of two` sons. and two
dai hters Herb of Kinloss; Mrs.
Wm. Griffin (l rima) of Kinloss;„ ;.
Dick of Kinloss;' and Mrs. Andy •
Culbert '(Myrtle) of Windsor, A
son .'Roy of, the Toronto Police
Force was. murdered 'in ' 1936,
while performing ,his duties and
another .son,;• Alvin, .died follovy
inoperation
g an in1932.
Two 'brothers also survive, Jas.
of. West Wawanosh and Alberto -of
Wiitechuxch,
The funeral•service was held
on
Tuesday, November 13th at the
'hoz ie :of: Mr. and` Mrs. Herb -M6 Y'
Quillin and 'was , conducted, by ,
Rev. ' A. S. Mitchell of St. Peter's'
Anglican Church. •
Interment Was in• Greenhill
Cemetery with sixgr• andsons' act -
Mg as pallbearers; Roy' McQuil ,•
li, Toronto;, Sawn. MGQuillin, of.
Galt; Gordon. Mc. Quillin, 'Kincar-
dine; ,Leonard, Griffin ' and Ia:ck
and •Harold.. McQuilliri of Kinloss,
Six other grandchildren acted
as flower" bearers, Donald and
„Patsy Culbert,' Georgena 'Griffin,
Donalda, Ronald .and Allan Mc.
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