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By virtue of • winning two de-
' 'cisions from the Zebras, Park's
Cubsof Dungannon are _the new
Pacesetters with a .total` of 24
points.'Cub. -Mrs; H ,,Errington
;came through with a fiat 'o of 521
to prove 'that -boys tahe ,not
to prove that the .boys are not
entirely responsible for their
'good showing to dater
Johnston's "Chirpy Chipmunks
ere also' hot numbers at present:
Seems that, they were not con-
tented to . take two close decis+
ions' from the Pole •Cats but act
• 'wally' "stole" the third by one
'Ain! •
Trailing • teams will have a'
golden opportunity to cut . down
leading teal's" margins • ' wheh.
they tangle with, them ,tonight.
What with : turkeys as well ' as
pins to aimat there should be
some.. big scores, for the ;records. -
Be' sure to •have .all members
of your team.' 'present .not . later'
than 8.3b as (by, special arrange-
ment) . there rnay;._be_alleyS _avail
able before:9.00: '
It` .has. been -suggested that a,
different: handicap . system ' be
+used in determining turkey win-
'.tiers. Instead of' 'using • two-thirds
of the . difference. between the
(previous average : and 200, 'Use .the-
entire :figure -with a maximum of
100 'pins, "' This ,is .a sporting ges-
ture towards weaker bowlers and
puts everyone : on a more or.". less'
equal• footing, for the special
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event. .. , '
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• Team Standings. on : Dec. 6th '
Cubs 24, Chirpy Chipmunks 21,
Zebras 21, Beavers 19, 'Pole. Cats
16, Tigers 15,, Lions 13, Gophers
11.
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ARRANGE GROUPINGS
FOR' W:0./LA.' HOCHEY
Harold .Greer and . Lloyd : Hall
'attended . the ' hockey: grouping
Meeting of the W O A.A . held in
Wingham last Wednesday,
Lunknow. has :• entries in Inter-
mediate •• "B",d Midget and..'Ban-
tam.
Ban-
tarn tofor
In rune late 'B i is cen-
tres of 500. to -1000, with- centres
under ,500 ..in `•`C". Midget. and
Bantam teams. are in the "D"
THE I:'UCKNOW SENTINEL,, LUCKNQW,. ONTARIO
WEDDING BELLS
SUN GAN
Death of"'Albert. Thain
'Word came as. a distinct shock.
to friends andd relatives, upon
hearing of the sudden death of
Albert Thain," age 50, of 94 Glebe-
mount • Ave., Toronto, while with
his Wife was visiting at the home
of her • fat'her, Mr, Angus . Mc-
Diarmid. for the week -end Mr.
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and rs , --Thain were preparng
for their homeward journey to.
.Toronto :shortly after'dinner . on
Surfday, when he was stricken
with a 'Severe heart attack and
passed away. as he was being
rushed to. Goderich Hospital. He
was !born in Scotland, in 1901, a
son of the late' 'Alexander ;Thain
and Jean MacDonald Thain .and
-came to thiscounty at the age.
of . 6 years. ,46 has s'pen't cti- .
tally: all his life ih • Toronto and.
haS •been 'employed' •for 24 Years
with the Toronto Transportation
Commission,• He is survived by:
his wife, formerly Mae .McDiar-
mid,. three daughters • and; a san,
Betty,; Alberta,. •sa'n•'dy '-and; Dor-
'othy and a: • brother. Kenneth of
Toronto. He ' was predeceased. b• y
"n i'ster` brina— a few --years- `ago:
The remains rested at, Johnstone&
funeral 'hone, • Lticknow;' where
ori Tuesday;,,a funeral service.was
held before being takers' . to. Tor
Onto. On • Wednesday. ,a• service
W..4 held at. Trull 'funeral home,
Toronto,' . followed by '' interment
in Pine Hill .Cemetery., Toronto,
series for centres. under . 1000.
Lucknow groupings are;'
Intermediate, • Group, 1 -=Luck-
now,. Brussels, Londesboro, Tees,
Water, •Trowbridge, C, Clinton.
Junior Farmers C
Midget; �groi !b 3 J .uccknow D, •
Blyth D, Brussels D; Monkton D.
Convener, "Ned Rutledge, Brus-.
Bantam,' .group • 2•-Goderich B,
Windham, : C, ' Clinton C Luck-.
now D, ':Teeswater D. Convener,
Russell Holmes; Glints'. -
HOCKEY ORGANIZATION
MEETING TONIGHT ,' '
An organization
m eti for
meeting
Intermediate, Midget and Bantam'
hockey - teams .is slated. for to-
night ,(Thursday) in the Town
Hall at 8.00 o'clock sharp. , -
Harold Greer, : who has ;been
prom tiri!g; . t h e • Intermediate
entry,• • states that it is important
that those' interested in minor
hockeyb-e, in. attendance,, to . take
over the management, of the Ban-
tam and 'Midget• entries, or they
will have to; be, dropped. •
ERTIFICATES
'Short Term- .5 years
3V2% Interest payable hal:
yearly 4
Princi 5 rid , nfieresr unto' `~
ditional[y guaranfeed . , •:
Authorized investment For•Trust
Funds
No Fluctuation in Principal •¢"
Amounts'oF.$100:00 and .up.
may be ;invested
THE
STERLING TRUE
CORPORATION'.
Head 'OffkI
372 Bay f. Toronto
' a 1
, SPROULEMcWH1NNEY -
In the Presbyterian.. manse,
LucknoW,. on Saturday at high
noon, the 'marriage took"place of
Alice Irene,' daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd McWhinney, Port
Albert, to • Howard Gordon, 'son
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sproule,
Auburn.t*Rev,' C. A. Winn offf
abed in the double ring ceremony.
The bride was .lo'vely in- a floor
length . gown of white brocaded
satin, fashioned with long sleeves,.
fitted bodice and full skirt. Her
bridal veil was held: in place :by
a wreath, of white baby . morns'
and satin ribbon and her bouquet
was of pink roses, white mums
and fern. She' were ' a double
strand' 'of' .pearls. :
'Mrs: Albert' Nevill attended. her
sister-; "wearing, is , floor length
gown of bluish pink •. brocaded .
satin With ,Shoulder length pink
veil and carried pink and white.
baby mums. ' '
Little Miss Nancy Jean . Robin-
son of Goderi�r�'?. ,, niece of --the-
bride, was flower. .girl, wearing.
a floor length gown of. heavenly
19 ue ta€,feta,_carry g_her�flowers
in a' hand crocheted white bas-
ket, the handiwork of the brie;
Mr. ' Albert Nevin,. was grooms-
man.
A reception was held at the
home ,of the bride's parents,
Evergreen' Farm; :-Ashfield. twp...
The bride's mother received the
guests wearing a cocoa brown
tissue: ' faille diress:. with brown
velvet triinmineand a• corsage of
pink and white carnations while
the groom's mother wore dark'.
green silk crepe with • corsageof
roses and pink carnations.
A wti,edding,:dinner was'served•
to the immediate relatives of'; the
bride . ,and groom The dining-
room was tastefully decorated :in
a color.. scfeaine• of pink and white
and the•' bride's .table was cen-
tred. with a.:;:three :tier wedding
cake. .
_Later the Young' couple left for,
a '.trip. ,to the United' :States," the
bride travelling in: a .xalvy coat
With ',fur trimming; .pink wool
dress and hat to match, with :ac-
cessories : in :black: On their..'re,
•'turn• .they will; reside. on the'
groom's farm in West Wawanosh
INFANT BAPTIZED
James • Martin Webster, infant
son ,of . Mr. and 'Mrs... Wellington
Webster:was `baptized by Dr. W
J. Mumford at the morningser
vice in the ,United; Church. • •
KINLOUGH
Honor: First --W I _ President..
Mrs: Win. Eadie was hostess
for -the Holyrood-= Women'.s_iisti
tute meeting._ Mrs. A. 'Murray'
was in charge.. After the open-
ing exercises business was `dealt
with. Donations were voted to the
Christmas Seal Fund''and the Sick
Children's' Hospital.: Bazaar pro
ceeds' ainotinted to $39.15. The
following prograinwas. given.:
reading, - Mrs. D Watson; motto,
Mrs Tom 'Hodgins; current
events, Mrs- Perry Hodgins, con• -
t'est, Mrs. F. Thompson;. reading,
Mrs. Jim. Smith;. recitation; El=.
ne Murray; contest, Mrs. Ed..
'hompson; roll call, a Christmas
verse Mrs. Torii Harris read` an
.address• and Mrs. It. 'Elliott ,pre
sented.'Mrs. Boulding (nee Emma
Ackert) . • who 'was ' present and
hast1TeThonor -of being the first
president o. the Holyrood Inst'
ttt'te, Mrs, Botilding• -made a- fit
ting reply. This being the Christ..
rias meeting a gift exchange . fol_
lowed. The meeting closedwith
the•National Anthem and a dainty
lunch "Was served by .the hostess
and committee in charge,
• ,Mrs, Jim Boyle- entertained the
Girls'` Auxiliary: at her home • -on
Tuesday evening last. ,
.Deepest sympathy 'is extended
to Mrs. James Hodgins in, the
death of her sister, Mrs. Hond-
rich The deceased• was the forma-.
er- Rae Arrnstrong, - �Mr, l and Mrs.
Hodgins were in Toronto 'attend-'
inig the 'ft'neral on Thursday Last.',
Mrs. Jack Hewitt held the
lucky ticket on the crocheted
doily, The draw was made ori
Tuesday evening •at . the Orange-
men's
range 'men's soc- L.i ,y
Mr, and Mrs,' Bert Nicholson
•tend, family 'spent? Sunday' with
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton, Nicholson,
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TIMIS., DECEMBER lath, 1951',
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Con. ' 4, .Huron.
Mr. and • Mrs. Clare ,parling
of Walkerton : spent Sunday with.
Mr. and • Mrs: George. ' Haldenby.•
Mrs;• Gertrude • Walsh ; has.• not
►been°as:well :as'he. many .friends
would. like- .to seeher. -
The . Sr. W.A. 'will ' met on
'Thursday. at the home' : of .'Mrs,
Roy Graham.. This will 'be .a ''de-..
votional meeting
Misses .Iona Terry and' May
Boyle visited Saturday with Mrs.
Jas.. B. Simpson:_ at ,11ensall' and
with Mr. Dick. Neil at,Clandeboye•
and called ' on other friends.
Mr. and Mr's.. - Clark Needham,,
Nancy/. and .Helen were Sunday
visitds with Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Coiling of .Huron.
Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Wes-
ley Guest• were Mr. and Mrs. J..'
;Clifton • of ,North Dakota, ' Miss
• Martha`' Clifton '. of • Lucknow and
Mrs..E. Plunkett of • Sas.katoon.:
inny men women::
;sin -
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