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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,.! L1JCK1 OW; :ONTARIO.
•' K I�1 h,,, p U G II ' C01,COUNCIL1�III�IUTtS
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LEGIONNAIRES; DROP SEMI- � missR�ttlnre Percy, ILK, has : .
KINLOSS TONSNI(P •
lf'l1NA� SERIES EN 3 DROP.
taken .uui� her : nursing• duties at I • Holyrood, August 23:1948
:the Seaforth Hospital •. • 1. 7 Kinloss Council met in the Hall
Baden's fastball team took the
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maulden .•today as per adjournment. All
W.O,A.A0 semi-final series from and Keith, • - Mr, and Mrs, Jiro members present.
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Lucknow Legionnaires in three Buyle slienit . the •week -end with' Colwell -Gaunt: that,the ' min
straight games, It was a best•of; °tMr and rthur Phillips at Utes of the last regular meeting.
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five series. as ,read be approved and signed.
The Baden team 'was notice:. Miss Dolly Orr of London and Tiffin -Colwell: that' a'" by-law
ably stronger in the hurling de- et niece,' .
Betty Ann Lapp of . be prepared t:equesting the De-
partment, partment, but The Legionnaires Wingha. spent the week -end partment of Highways for special
were wobbly afield in the • first with Mr, and Mrs. Harold .Percy. grant on .new machinery. •
two Baines, Partieularly so in the On Monday Mr. and Mrs.'Bert , Tiffin -Gaunt; that. the applica-1
first game here on August 27th tion of, Wm.- Scott. for assessor be•
Mel an, Balfour and Bevin and accepted at $140,
when 'the error column was i"Mrs. Slessor Moved to Kincar= KINGS . • ••
atrocious, dine to take . up' residence. MrS, C hataso • _
dors be called for the cutting of ,
The Legionnaires consistentlyI. clean. (Sr).will remain here Lot 13 Con. .4, tenders for .Last, Week)
ni or two thatthe hillat CIn#endeii-
. et iuntil October. when she too. will. o be on .a. yardage basis and be 'Co
generally tells the tale, . •Ir* the ink, a ono wand f g
_ be. rnavtng to-` near.. toe- ore- in:the'clerk"� oli oc�b�efore r:��'i'._.-- spit are.. vis'�'"`iRng�
'first game it was the third inning side,.;"The 'entire 'community' re- e' t..20th, 1948, accom=. Condip of.. Ue
laden scored ..11 of theira famil from 2 P.Pallid ' S P Erank' Sullivan.
WhenPanied by marked cheque' for 10 Mrs.. P,,, Vogt, Mrs, Art Ribas
25 runs, , our village. this tine Y scent. of tender, The aowest or t
games were ' . g'' . Pe..1�Iss Luie `O'Keefe and Kitt
.
Sues in the', three Miss Doris Barr entertained the
any . tender not necessarily,. qac-
o 'kennY baN''e . returned to Detroit
' "ted: he
ce � • at t
w
eek
P. . after spending a
pTiffin-Carruthers:' 'that a . bY- ! Sullivan "home. -
law' be prepared, setting the rates Charlie Dalton spent a few
of -taxation for. 1948 as follows: Mr.
days with hit. parents.
County rate 12.8, mills; general'
school rate 4.1 • trills; - Township
Miss. Eleanor Murray of Holy-
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Fed. o Agriculture wnsirood. is visiting tier friend, De
rate. ?' Mills; F d, • f,lira .Lerman. ' •• •
.garden ..art was , a de -
The party
cided suecess ' from' every , angle,
*huge crowd:. and .a good time, -
Miss ' ,Kate Sullivan passed
away. .in St: 'Joseph's, hospital. on
Sunday. Her funeral mass is be-
ing' sung this Tuesday morning
:iii' St, "Joseph's church, ,"Kings
bridge. •' 1
Mrs. Leo Courtney and ; i->farit.
daughter," arrived hone•* from
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Wineham hospital, : •: •
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On ' :S�relay. a .large. crowdf
arishior'lers gathered -at the lake
far. . a coin roast . in honor of
Fr: Sheridan who has had charge
of . the,parish , for. two , months.
During the -evening, Fr,. Sheridan
Was presented . With' a*. well • filled
...purse, During this week °he, and
I•aturn tQ London tobegin ':the fall.
l : the'. colloge .`boys'' .will` re
a
..: .,
,..I.term. . .
Air- 1 Mrs.:Frark' MacKenzie is': • is=
1 icing. •her •:home at• :Niagara -on -
he. i the -Lake.'
I . Miss Dolores. Dalton. and Gene
,a , hay ee :; returned to. 'Detroit. after
. LI': 'attending, their father's funeral
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T.HURS., SEPTEMBER 9th, 1948
and
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The third game played back 29t.. The meeting opened vith
in Lucknow on Wednesday night
."Jesus Loves Me”. There were 1$'
• of last week, was the best ofthe present. The password' for the.
series:: and , again: drew . a big: next meeting is.love. Miss Marie
crowd. • Percy read the scripture from
• * . • .St. Luke.- "When He• Corneth"
. J'ackCook out for the -first two
games with a cracked bone in .his
wrist, was back at first.for • the
third. game. Jack suffered the in=
• jury in a collision with Clarence
Greer" in the final game of the
°Teeswater series: • ,
was 'sung and the meeting closed t ,2 Mills. , Trustees. levies in ac-
• with ' Prayer.,., This was a ` work cordance with the respective re-
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errate to
was ed• •
meeting:.Lunchby . quisttions, To}vns p
the, hostess • - " _ augmented by the. 1 mill Pro -
The Presbyterial S, S. picnic vinciai subsidy.
was held :at Poplar Beach on Sats Carruthers -Gaunt: 'that we do
Carruthers-Gaunt:
:adjourn to' meet' ..again 'on
:1948...'. at..:a e
,Monday;.;.Sept.:.,.2,0� . 1t
usual time and,p1ace. ' :
Ch ues issued Municipal
e9.
;World, supplies, $3.16. Dr.'. J:, E.
Little„ dental •clinic. 156.00; Mrs.
James Smith, caretaking,., .etc:,.
Highway cheques: P. List No.
ge. anywhere under,: Donald, ars, Betty ., o: ,.l g, $54.87;James Boyle; repair , n
On the other ldand_.I
competition.k �• od
,gins; boys 5 to 8; Howardgrader, 5.00,:• Fid • Marsh; • filling
,.., the Pee Wees, wen their hardball gins, �giris 5 'to 8, BettyHodgins; w ' John Croy; on
' to take �g . washout, 8.00, ti , ,
sou . and the , failedan-is
n'�n Perc Jean�.
b P, 8' to 12 Marto • .� :. Pere
, ro � 10.00 • Mrs" v,
Wmghain ;in . the: semi-final round i J'• st mase to.:c . P� ,
James, ,boys :8 to,12,. Bob• McInnis, stamps, 1.98:
-' .for thea League crampionship. 12
Percy Barr.;girls 3,legged,.8 to, ,. J. R. LADE, Clerk •
honor
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The Clinton :nine won,,thts ... a Doris Bair and. Nand,. Needham;, : • ;
by ',edging Wingham ` in three , ' Russell Barr ': and Elmer
boy$, u w D.: But; 'darling' ,if• 1' ,ma
games, and qualified; to Meet! James;.: `relay, socks , • on -,, the' .•
Sarnia .in ': the: O.B..A playdowns, " o , • .. 1' eth Scott's side :• "ou Ill . lose. •rn • ,ob in' 'the
clothesline,. E izab ,
' but:the:Clinton man, ement de- Force I
g : ,All the ohildi�eh , • .Were . � �.given ,� � . •,
oiled to rest o>n its' laurel's , and; ' h past served. ' ' A C But. can't we keep''t
marbles and `lune tt ..
root continue in ' O.B.A: conipeti M: i,s s, . Margaret'✓ Fuller •o f marriage a secret'? •
. W D_ But.. suppose �ti e ha�'e
tiori.,' Pheonia • Arizona; . was :a: recent
baby? „
ln"'�th e» Make-'the-races-Awere- •-as
efeat' of the .Legionnaires .
followS: young- men's race; Geo..
winds ' up the last 'competitive McInnis, Russell Barr; gentle -
Men's, race, Rev. Smith and Frank
Maulden;married 'ladies race;
Mrs.. Jimmy Hodgins, Mrs. Perry
Hodgins; ;young ladies race; Doris
• In ,,hardbal : lthe Midgets.- didn t; Barr, Jean James; 6 years and'
t here in their first year B •B Hod-
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d
series of the. season. The,Scotties'
were earlier eliminated from 'the'
1e
ladies � series.
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WEDDING BELLS
BAMFOR,D-ANDERSON •
•The United : church; _Dungan.
non, was the' setting, for a pretty •
wedding , Wednesday • afternoon,
when• Alma •May,: youngest dau `
ghter of Mrs.' D. 'Edwin. Ander-
min,
nder•- • . .
Dungannon, 'o .and h
on n n elate
s ,, ,..fig. ,.. � Mr_
Anderson; became the bride of` '
Mr. Warren Craig Bamford of
Preston,.' only son of Mr, and ,Mrs.
Thomas J. Bamford, Auburn. Rel.,.
W. J. Rogers of Blyth, formerly
of Dungannon, officiated.• Wed-
ding music' was played by. `Mr_'
Donald ' Ross of Galt; and, Miss"
Marietta Stingel ' of • Dungannon,
tang "Because" • and, •during the
signing' of . the register,, "I'll Walk
Beside You". ,The altar was. dee..
orated with gladioli: The bride, ".
given in marriage .by' •her-brra'
ther,. Mr. Thomas. C. Anderson,
Wore a'white -slipper satin gown
fashioned: with sweetheart neck
lit e; drape and. train, which. had , •
en , worn ,b . her sister, Mild-
red,
y;,
red, who was married it Br�itai•n
'arch.' The :fail -length vel. of
illusion, tulle fell *froth, a• coronet
of orange blossoms, and she •ca.
• rie8,white gardenias and stephar
Itis:;' with .'•a' ' streamer., of: white •.
ribbons Her, sister,' Mins Hele i, `•..
=Ar?dersah, `-•. Dungannon. W re .
floor .length .noir of pu�r.'cler •hluel...
tafftia faille. with, r*tali.„urs;.
headdress ; and. 'gloves, :arid .ea
rigid.rleep pink,glidioli:.Mr: Har.
Braw.i•lejr . of . Toronto,. • •was
' e:reomsman:.and t'hE� ushers were `
David Anders'n, LiteknO &
My.- J. W. Mc"_.e6d,,: Kin.cueditie..
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Mrs.
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years
"tomb
Mr.
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with •
wood
Col
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Sary.
• Mr:
Pelt`• McCoy,' Wee Huston and
Isaac 'Miller ,wart third in.. 'the
Lloyd and Son% trebles' tourna=
merit at. Wirigh'am last' .week.
visitor ,with.. Mrs W.. J. McLean. ,
•A C 2: Oh, we 11 tell the, baby, on : Frida•
The Presbyterian Explorer y ..' . 'At) a 'reception ptelsl rrftee %i ,sols:
of •course: Mrs, Venins of Denver is stay= 'at" the b'ride'•s home,, Mr4:. Ander
G Group met .for the August;meet .
1 rug with :6 er':brother..Frank .Dal- .syn .:� Fore• a U ray. cr ego: :frock- .� ctrl .
Y . ing at ' the: home of ' Miss • •Ifpris _ , agray, • btkin margarine is 'butter than r ton .ffor a few'holidays: black accessories• .and. rock- mag,
Barr:•_•
'' nothing • ` i. of. • .pink . roses. \1rs, : Bannf,ard,
The Sr '.Women's Auxiliary 1
q I
Win ham other' of'.the bridegroom, '. sir.:.
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tNo Rinks 1Frbn Sep meet on Thth .aftme of r ' FALL FAIR' DATES m
• At � •�tthe ' � Lucknow ' Bowling "September.
9th at_ the' home ...HAD HIGH SCORE •IN' " ` . ' their,. crepe
•• 'Club's : annual' Labor; Dayy'.dotibles.. This will L : AL CALF ' CLIJB
ibis$; .:Maurice -Hodgins is OGS CAL sept.
on .Monday, Wingham. rinks were 1
be„ .a ° •work .meeting: -The Bible'I
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..conspicuous by, their .absence, verse: with the word for the'roll' j" ' Seventeen ' Bays and "sial$ Calf
Lucknow bowlers': are • faithful"Strength"; call.is. Streargth , l : Clu ,,•
competitors at' all "Wingliam R t' visitors With Mi.'. and Bru Co t Achievement Day
i and matching acces
°8� 9` saries., and.a:, corsage of .pink.'
' Sept. 10,` 1.1 roses; Following 'a 'tveddin;' trip _.
to Northern Ontario ,centres. 'MI ,
were: represented. at' the.
Sept.'9, l;0' and: Mrs.: Bamford' «ill ;re"rde rr�
Sept:,' 7,, 8,' Preston';',where.'.ilie brkdegroorn
even y } ,_. , chaal •" .
and the fact that not a , t Friday, when Sept. ,10, 11; on ,the staff of`•the high s
events, Mrs. J R,
Blyth ' .
Cheslev •
Durham ;,,..
Milverton
ergus'
Lane•'and Mr. and S. in `. • i rton-..las y, F ,,� ' .. P•
single •uair of : bowlers..recipro- .nk ,Maulden ever rs. T S. the vas"iiou members did stock w :.'orlt E rn' Sept.; 8, 9 •
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. cited on this 'occasion, was .•a Winslow • Mrs: LornaWhitemore i ud' .in with reasons . for;' their ' 9,10
g g ,,Ripley' .,,..,� sept.
of , the. animals.; High I the .local .dub, and a subject fourNall,:
Seaforth , �.,. : Sept.'`9, • 10
1�Yalt, .all from New York and score . in' the Luckr�ow .Club' .was Sept 10, 11
considerable Comment, who 'are spending; : their • summer 'attained .'b: •' Murrayaunt, son Tavistock '
. Y . Y .�
: vacation .at-• Muskoka, of Mr: and Mrs. 'Andrew Gaunt'Clifford Sept. 1,'' 15.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Harold 'I•laldenby of .St' Helens.:', , r: Hanover �;,: ;. Sept. 15; 16
and' Sheila returned hos e f `om The*. previous Friday. members. Kincardine 'Sept. 16, 17
' `' vacation. and: also ' Teeswater and 16
1 an en]oyable c n ' of ,the Ripley, . Lions Head • Sept._ 15,, ,
School• re o red • on Tuesday�:. d
Pe
took in the C,N,Era%t' Toronto.. 1 Lucknow. Clubs; judged' .cattle at Set.`13 18
with Mr....Graham - McDonald as .. rood i : c nd (Western Teachers.: and :.pupils . retu the Gaunt farm.
on C n Fair)
principal find .Miss Beatrice .Mc 'Neustadt Sept.; 17, 18
to, the*" 'desks on, Tuesday morn , .
Quillin , teacher ' of the ...Juniorout' . New hamburg 1 Sept. , l'1, 18
tib and: once again . sounded p . Sept 13, 1
the olds school bell, :Teachers re- had recently been a:.patient in Paisley. P
'The following teachers:have 'tinning', to . their `, • schools were Kincardi*ie'i Hospital;• where she Wiarton Sept 16," 17
gone to assume their' duties . after Mrs. Art" Grahain to ' Wes rdi'• : had • j ndefgone an :• operation .ration for. ` Dra ton .:1 .. '.�.:. �.:.= ,Sept_ 21, 22
spending the vacation here: Miss: Miss Ellen McBride to Tory " l,' ' dicitis. ' .
`aPPeII ; •Exet r .. ` Sept. 22 23
,, a �,i
W. D Rutherford to . Kirkland Mrs." Dorotthy Thompson to. Strat 1 •. Miss . Joyce Cuyler .,of Kinloss arristom ',Sept. Lake; Miss Normia Weatherhead ford; • Miss Ka Gi n too .visiited during` the week with B 2 24.
,. , n Q a. ..Sept. 22„' 23
•to • A1ten, . • Miss:•'G'race Weather- lou h : Miss Grace Weather- I Misses . Donna and Karen Mich Distowel " Se
head • to Holyrood; .Mir; Charles head to. SS 3, Con. , 10 . •' Olson: Mrldma„ Sept.; 20, 21
McQuillin to ,Zurich; Miss • Helen
Mr, and' Mrs:.Har`vey :Johnstone . , Mr. and Airs. ' Ezra Stanley and -k
Newton to -Ottawa: : "---
•a.id babe -of Toronto spent ,,the
r• Bobby Murdi ..of '.Tor week=end• ;'drith . Mr. ``and. Mrs. D■..�
1Vlast• y e•
disappointment . • to members of her niece, Miss Elizabeth I . placing
ST.
:HELEN:S
onto was' a visitor .with' his 'Frank Johnstone: '
grandparents, Mr • ' and .Mrs... R. MT: and Mrs W, B, Corson of
Woods ' , • . London • speiit•'`the. weelt-end. with( Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Nichol-
- Mr. and Mrs p::'.1.,. :McIntosh I.the 'latter'$ .Mother. :Mrs W., J.1son, Judy 'and ;Ronnie .of Ripley.
of St.; Catharines were : visitors McLean. I ML . and .Mrs, Tom Bell of Tor-
tor' the holiday week -end, with'' . Little. Marilyn .McBurney r e- onto visited Sunda •�k ith" Mi=. , & ,
Mr.° and Mrs. D. Toad and . Mr l' to her home at Aylmer Mrs. Bert. Nicholson. ' , :
and Mrs., oi
Morley, also. �s'f•St. Cath=•after spending the.past�few weeks.,' :'�Tnss Anriett,a 1~'orster of Rrpleyr;r
crines were guests of Mr„ and with her' aunt, Mrs. .B. E. Mel visited .with•'' her; grandparents,.
' Mrs; Stan 'Todd. 1• Lean. , • M' . and Mrs. John 'Colwell: •'
- .:Mr. and `Mrs Harry Durnin I Miss Beta, '. • Hedley, of Glamis: The Hari: est Thanksgiving Ser: -
'.;and
er ''
' and Mervin. of , Londesboro were!. " visited' with .Misses :Shirley' and: vices will tie held -in the Angli-
recent . guess. of . Mrs. R. , J. i Gwen Colwell.. • ' 1 can Church on Sunday„ Septeni-
W6ods, ' ' • • '• , Mrs., Ed.. Schaeffer returned ber .19th at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. •
Miss` 'Margaret McPherson;,'stu-1 home after ..nursing . at' the Reavie
. �I. Bei . R. A:'• E � Ruch of Chesley
' dent nurse • at St. Joseph's, Hos- home near Ripley where a: teen will be the guest. speaker. There •
pi -ag . • e sick w. . will be no service next Sunday,
weekend don,. was home for the! Mrs. im Boyle and Mrs. Clark ' •The.September meeting; of the,
Mrs: ,Mary, McBain of Toronto Needhaan attended the �iomen►s Woimen�'s institute .will be Held
and Mrs. Cart Johnstone of Blue -Institute... convention at Guelph i on Friday • nest, Sept 10th at the
,vale were visitors on Monday at on Wednesday • and Thursday of home of. Mrs. Frank Maulden:'
the home of John McQuillin. the past . week, Mrs. Boyle- was Lunch committee is Mrs. Mauld-
Mr. • John • McQuillin, Mr Bill the districttdelegate to the. Con- en, ]Mild: Harris, ' Mrs. Wm; Wall.,
McPherson, Mr. George • Cranston vention.A. ' ' , Mr: and ' Mrs. Charlie Hodgins
were among those who attended Friends here were sorry ' to attended the. C,N E. ` at Toronto
the .C.14.E. at 'Toronto, • learn that Miss Mildred Pinnell 'for.a few days.
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iarrtly:.spent a• few dates, visiting
in Detroit_ Their son ouglas :re-
turned home with .• them after
holidaying at Lansing, Mich.
Orangevilleeviille Sept. 21 2 °'
S atford . Sept. 2O-233
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Tara" Sept '22 23 .<
Luckno�ic Sept_.;28 29'•
Tiverton' Sept 29 .10
Underwood ` Sept 23
Brusseis Oct 1'
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Dungannon Oct 1
Palmerston' .. . Oct_ 4, 5
,Tees*ater , : . Oct 5.
., the stork brat
Did '. y�
u :'see..
brought me, Daddy9", •
"`Well.'. son,: I' saw .his hill'
The head never begins to swell
until the mind stops growing.
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how .insurance can protect your business,
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We ',incite Pilot Insurance to 'cover set-
toted risks in Automobile,; Fire, Personal
Property Floater„ Burglary".. Cargo, Eleva-
tor, Teams, Plate Glass, General and Pub-
He Liabi*ity, Fidelity; and. Surety Bwids.
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