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THE LUCKNO, \L SENTINELt LUCKNOW, ONTARIO' TK SDAY,.
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SOFTBALL RACE TIGHTENS
• The regular schedule. of the
Indoor Softball League winds up
next, Monday night, and with the
• playoffs' only a week away,' most
anything can happen yet. During
the" past week. ,the, High. School
• owent. into, the lead,„, as at:.aVIon-
day 'night, but . Tuesday night's,
doubleheader, Which isn't includ-
ed irr the standing, could further
tighten' the race. .
The first. four .. teants, make the
. ¶playoffs ,-but' 'indications point. to
• :? soine, tie -breaking games as like-
' ly •to settle the final -standing . ,
Paat -Week's ‘Results ;'•
(inch dine Monday. night's
• Games)... •..'
High .gchool .14, Hacketts 13,
High •S.chool 12, Sepoys 8 .
•+Hacketts_: 5, .Port Albert 4
kintail 24, W-Aitechurc'h .17
Port Albert: 14, Kinlough 3 •
Dungannon .8, Hacketts 6
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,,• The Standing
(Up to Monday night)
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' . Won Lost
High School' ,4 2
Whitechurch• i ..3 2
ISepoys' 3 2'
Dungannon . 3 .: 3
' Kintail 3 3:.
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Port Albert 2 a..: 3_•
Hacketts , ,• 2 4
in the Wingham'.Town Rall next
Wednesday night; A .minor hockL,
ey forum for managers, coaches
and: 'referees will be held 'that
afternoon,
TO ENTER • HOCKEY TEAM
FFROM KINLOSS . TOWNSHIP •
A'. group of _hockey `enthusiasts
in the Holyrood-Kinlough:Black-.
horse•district,, have their mind set"
on:' entering. a . team in ; organized
•hockey this winter. The.' series
that is •generally favored is.
W•O:A A:• Interp diata ;"C":
'With his i mind some moneY--•
this, n...
raisinga•prqjects: are being, carried
'out ` to equip the team,, and- judg-,
in�g. , from .the success of , their
first endeavour this'Kinloss team
should lead the fashion parade
when they. take to the ice' a few
weeks ' hence.. •
The. promoters held a' : shooting
match : at ' Holyrood last: Wednes-
day bight, and the .•net proceeds
of ,this will be around. $200. But,
it posts plenty to outfit a' hockey
team these. days,' and a•• `turkey
raffle and dance is. slated for next:
Wednesday,.. November • 9th, - at
IIolyrood: ' This- •is' expected. 'to
boost the jackpot to an .amount
sufficient •oto purchase at least.
.a weaters' p ants and socks ,for the
.. a...p _.
squad •
' We understand that this . team
will play its home games in the
The annual meeting ' of the. Ripley . arena, .where ' hockey act-
W. ;A.A, to . elect. officers and. ivity has been a bit' scarce thr
organize for hockey, will be held past few .seasons.
Close All:. Day Thursday
Local barbers, wlo come :under,
,the Wingharn District of the' On-
tario Barbers' Association, ..are
'affected by the latest regulations
of the : Association, and , effective
this week will be closed ;all',day
• Thursday::Other changes include:
.an increase in the price of shaves
to .. 30c, and a 5c eraise in the'
charge for children's hair cuts.
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Olsterin
Chesterfields And
Occasional'. 'Chairs
,Repaired and Recovered
Factory Guarantee
^,.—Free Pick -Up and Delivery
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UPHOLSTERING CO:.
42 Brunswick st. Stratford
r :further. information
enquire' at
JOHNSTONE'S
Furniture Store
'Phone >76, Lucknow .:
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WEDDING • BELLS
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LLLIOTTlMacN.INNON`'
BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN
NOVEMBER 3,' 1949.
Ferns, chrysanthemums a n d
candles formed a `lovely setting
in South Kinloss, Presbyterian
church on Saturday, October 29
at 2.00 p.m., when Leonard Or
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Ville. Elliott,' eldest son of Mr,,
and Mrs.' R. Elliott of Holyrood
took •as his ,brides Grace Isobel.
MacKinnon, daughter of 'Mr.: and:
Mrs. ' Donald L.MacKinnon of
Kinloss Tort)reship . The impress-
ive ceremony was ,performed by
the Rev. 'Gordon S..Baulch,• and
Mrs. Garnet . Farrier of White
church played the wedding musie.
Mr, Aubrey .Toll, of Auburn sang'
"Tile. Bells, of 'St. Mary's" and "O`
Perfect Love".
: The lovely 'bride, given in niar-
riage by :her father, wore a gown.
of ivory satin, 'with a, net yoke
trined ` with. •seed . pearls arid
fitted, bodice .falling • into ,,a grace-
.ful' train.. Shen wore ;'a full length
veii of French illusion and car-
ried, a . bouquet of dream 'vises
ren
'and adian'tum. f "
Miss Jean'MacKinnon, sister of
the bride, • was,. maid of. honor,
wearing a gown of lavender taf-,
feta with sweetheart neckline.and
graceful full skirt with matching
headdress and mittens. She• car-
ried a nosegay of •yellow baby
mums,
The bridesmaids, Mrs. 'Fraser:
MacKinnon, ' sister-in-law of the
bride ,and,• Miss Eileen Elliott',, sis
tern of. the groom,. wore gowns .of.
Duberry rose' taffeta ..and • tures
The
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quo -se to a .x pe.,._ y .�.Y.a .....Y.�
wore matdhing • headdresses and.
mittens '.and .carried.' nosegays :of w
'bronze baby, mini s.
Mr. `ElWood Elliott attended his
brother, :as • groonism:an, , an Mr.
Harold. Elliott and Mr: .'J.ohn Mac-
Kinnon,: were ushers:
Following: the' ceremony a re-
ception ' was :held at Reid's Cor
hers when the bride's Mother re-
ceived.' a
'the: guests;: wearing.
heavenly blue . faille' dress , with
black :accessories. 'and a corsage
.of Peerless' roses.
She' Was assisted by the groom's
mother, dressed; in Loganberry:
crepe with ` Matching: hat ', and.
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black accessories and a corsage
of ' white carnations. '
.. For a :.w•eddin g trip to Ottawa
and eastern : points, the.,bride
chose a,' gray gabardine.suit v�ritli
green accessories On their re
'turn the. couple will reside on
the . groom's farm'at Uolyrood.:
• Guests were present :from' •Yp
silanti, ;' Mich.'. Maybee, Mich.;
Flint, Mich.; ,•Toronto, Cookstown,
Teeswater, 'Blyth,' • Owen Sound;:
Einibro, :Holyrood, `Lochalsh a nd
LucknOw• ,
LITTLE. EVIDENCE OF
HALLOWE'EN DAMAGE.'
ilheP ranksters in the com-
munity ` appear • to have ."been;
pretty •• welt ' .behaved on'' Hallo-
we'en, ,night, with little evidence
and fewer reports' of any:.serious
damage .being ;perpetrated:
Young' and .' old ' cavorted as
Witches, . goblins and. Whatnots,
making. the ` customary. house :to
house • calls. ' Many windows ,on
.Main' Street got their usual soap-
ing. "• t, ' "
•A good many were disappointed
in. the ; failure to hold the mas-
querade, frolic for the children
in the arena: This has been an
annual event for .:the past few
years, promoted by The •: Clans-
men and financed; by other'' co -4
operating :organizations.
Concluding feature of the night
for: a good ' mlany *as the trims-
•querade. dance sponsored by the
Ladies' Auxiliary.'to ''tile, •Canad-
ian ' Legion N
Presented Play Wednesday
• Teeswater Junior Farmers pre-
sented their play "Cyclone .Sal-
ly", in 'the Lucknaw, , Town Hall'
last ' Wednesday, , evening.. The.
play .was. under ;auspices '.of the.
Lucknow,' Agricultural. Society
and .drew a . good crowd.•
,
r�s average.
300080 ,Fade'
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6.95 ' Bushels per.' act* with
EKALB HYBRID.CORIl1
*from :1939 through 1943.
in 'the Deka%b National. Corn
Growing Contest on Selected
5 -Acre Contest: Plots. '
Order Your DeKalb
Corn .from.
DISTRICT DEALERS:'
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II; L. STURDY, E. G. ZINN & SONS • • A.E. HEWITT,
Auburn•. _Ont; . ..., .. R. 1: Dungannon' ..... _.O ...
, ..m ... �Kincardine, ,Ont.
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IN THE, ARENA, L• UCKNOW "
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THURSDAYy. NOVEMBER 3rd • `
Kintail vs. Kinlough
Port Alber t', vs. Sepoy8:
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7th
Port,Albert . vs: Whitechurch.
`g.
Vs. Hacketts
' Kin�ou"
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seem this last a r of doubleheaders
It I1. be worth ..8 P
Y,•'_., • the for. a playoff �t:;
as teams•battle.p y .spot
Is.t' Game, 7.15; — Second Game ' 8.30'
TWO 'GAMES FOR 15c
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•MITH,,at'Grace' Hospital,' ,Ot-
tawa, On . Fridays October 28th,
1949, to.Mr. arid Mrs. J E. Smith,.
a daughter, Katharine Blakely
WHITECHURCH
The W.. M.: S. of ' the United
Church. held their Thankoffering
meeting •on Friday. With 'a good
attendance.:;The meeting .open ed
jib ' music bMrs..W. R. Farrier.
Prayer was offered by Mrs. New-
ton ' and. the: scripture read by
Mrs. Beecfort: The .program in
eluded ':a duet Jby.•Mrs.- Scholtz.
and Mrs.'Dan Tiffin, solo«by Mrs:.
Robt: Ross accarripanied by ` Mrs.
'J'. Conn, .duet by' Mrs. Rice and
Mrs,
Stuart accompanied by Mrs.
Mi11er, ` ,St.. `Heljens, `reading by'
Mrs Milan Moore, ,a duet by Mrs.
-Norman • Coulter arid -Mrs. rs. Gilbert`"
Beecroft. Pictures were then
shown by Rev; Newton The ,ben
eduction was .given by Rev. Mr..
Watt. Lunch was served and a
social, 'hour ' spent which was en-
joyed by all,
Mrs. Lorne Johnston, Mrs E.
Sholtz,; Mrs.• Groskorth; Mrs.. Jas.
Wilson, .Mrs.. Ryan and Mrs. Ab
Cotiltes attended a shower and,
tea last Thursday at the home of •
1Vt, and, Mrs. »an ,.MacKinnon in
honor of their ' daughter; Miss
Grace MacKinnon.
The . W A. of Chalmers; held a
very succeSSful bazaar on' Friday
afternoon. They meeting was :op-
ened ,by Rev. Currie,: then the
sale of hoinre made baking and
other articles took place.. Tea was
served. ,
Mrs. Toynbee ' Lamb and daux
ghter"iDoreeeen and son Bruce, of
Goderich .spent Saturday after-
• noon with her aunt,' Mrs. 11.
1 eimedy. ,
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'' Cenotaph :at 11, a.m. or. in the
will be: held at the ..C ■
United• :,,•., - e; . of=."':
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Memorial ' Decoration .Service at..'';
lowed'by: •a ■
■ • Greenhill and South: Kinloss: Cemeteries, conduct!
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. L uckiow Branch of �'• The Canadian ■
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