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A •haPPY event took .p.149‘e' at
the, home . of Mr. and` Mrs. Mur-
ray' McGill of Goder!ich. on Sun-
day of 1ast • week when, •relatives:'
gathered to bonbur Mrs. T. Far-
rell of Reids Corners on the
occasion of,her 'birthday. An en-
joye►bie day 'was' spent and. Dove-'
lY• efts, were present to Mrs.
Farrell, •
Mr. and Mrs. Iodglas• Young
are visiting with their San and
daughter 'end. . families: in Halt -
fax,
• Units 1 and 2 met with .the
Messenger and Explorer 'groups.
of Pine .'River • United ' Church
Tuesday of Jest' week; Cor-
inne Lowry presided for the
program .for the 'Messenger . as id
Explorers. ' •groups. The ' meeting•
opened with •a childrens, hymn
followed with •a reading. !by Ka-
thy Irwin. ;after a song iby the
;Messenger 'group " the scri$uure
was given, by Peggy Fry. A
trio by Dianne, Sandra and Lin-
dna Kempton Was. . enjoyed ' as
' was a song . by Messengers and
and 'Explorers..The closing pray-
er was given by .`Margaret .Ann.
Courtney. ` after ' -which ;the chil
dren .went to the .park for rec
*eation with '`Mrs. :George :Mei,
senger•',. • Mrs. Bob' . Courtney • and
Mrs. Cecil:'•Hurniphrey in charge.•`
-Presiding for -the afternoon : and.
evening . units ' were Mrs. Leon-.
• .ard Irwin and, . Mrs. Murrayy
Walden After the business part
of the . Meeting~ Mrs... William.
Ferguson gave an interesting ads
dress on ' "Women in 'World
Affairs." In cher :remarks whe
stated that in all things Jove is
the' foundation• of life. Alter the,
closing/ hymn and benediction
the Messenger and explorers en-
•joyed lunch . with the':afternoon
and • evening Units.
Mr .and'' Mrs:' Murray Walden
celebratedtheir •: fifteenth' wed
ding anniversary 'recently Pre-
sent for
re-sent'for the happy occasion .were
Mr and Mrs `'peen Humphrey;
Mr. and' Mrs. Leonard Courtney,
Mr. and'. Mrs. Leonard iteid'end
Mr.. and Mrs Seek. .fiddle. chit:
dren of each .family. also enjoy-•
edthe event 'which was: held • at,
the lake.' side. Best Wishes are
exte'tided to • Murray'end Marion,
by,. their friends .for many happy'
„anniversaries,
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improved and emits 10, return
to her haeme sy*:
Mrs. 'Th+7's Farrell, Reid "Cor-
nerd -'was hostess for the Ang-
liean W hens Guild,. • Pine Ri-
ver on Thursday evening at last
week, Mrs,' 'Gordon. ", Emmerton
and Mrs. John Scott presided for
the meeting which • •opened with'
hymn' and • prayer by Rev, S
R. Lupton,, after which the Lords
prayer was repeated in unison;
Mr. Lupton also read the scrip-
ture lesson. During the business
part 'sof . the meeting it was de-.
cided' that each member of the
Guild;,pay. $3.O0 in place of hold-
ing 'a ; bake sale. A' reading "The
touch, of the Master hand" was
•given• by Mrs,. Couirtney.
After" 'a hymn Rev. Mr. Lupton
closed the meeting with •prayer..
Grace was sung and Mrs. Far-
rell and Committee . served ; a
dainty lunch,. •
Mrs. John. Blue •of the second
concession of ' Huron entertained.
relatives on Wednesday' ,' after-
noon of last week at a surprise:
'birthday party in honor of Mrs.'
Win.' .J Courtney •`• After ,endby-
ing a delicious tea, lovely.• gifts.
were ,presented to the • guest, of
honor and ,an . enjtyable • . time
was spent. •
Mr. ' Ed Courtney of Kilworthy
visited with Mr. and Mrs. John
(3p40 maxim
..betq,*0000.4.00000*0000
work clothes that
Iavgh at hard wear!
WEDNE$PA fi XIX
163.
NOTES
Inti,
Stre�k.Four
Losing
Lucknow intermediate sof b all
team last week snapped 'out of
a four -game lioaing, streak which
cost • thein top spot in the, • loop,
They are `now in nip -and -tuck
.struggle for' second .. pla•ce, with a
'half ..dozen 'games remaining in
the double' schedule.:
Lucknow hit the ".skids ox
June nth , with a 3-0 loss' to
Whitechurch in spite of 17 strike
outs: by Grant `Chisholm, Wayne
Farrier had 10 strike outs for
Whitechurch and handcuffed the
'local hitters..
on. July . 2nd Lucknow had
their • worst..night of the season
and. bowed :to Blyth :124..
pm . July "5th" 'the. report ' 'was,
"we, 'was robbed," gas' Clinton
eked ,out a 4-3 decision. Back.
in Clinton: the- very next might
for a ;postponed game • the Chin-.
tonians racked 'up another vie;,
tory 45t to 2. .
' Ernmerton,; Mr. Sam Courtney Last week in Winghlam Luck -
arid' Mr. and Mrs. ,Art• Court- now ended the slipup with. a
ney; thrilling 2-1 win over :White-
Ripley,
hite-
Ri .ley:: Fire Bri Bade were c' - 'church in ,•a pitching in duel • 11)e -
ed
,g , ahl •h Ph g , .;
ed •to An berley :beach :an Wed- tween' Barry* McDonagh •. with
nesday ;afternoon. Peat, :moss Farrier whiffing ':1i5, and
near alliow'-
ear the. "White' Birches" .' was `'ing. only 3 hits ;abut" enough for
smoldering ';but was uickl , : ex-' ,Lucknow to ':, hits,
na h'
q y g
tinguxshed.,gave up: only :5 scattered .hits..;
Mrs 'T'. _N. Lean,. of Kincardine On Friday; night. in Lucknow
visited with Amberley, friends :'on the • Essos • coasted to a10-3 win
Thursday' afternoon. over Seaforth with . Chisholrn
Misses Thelma Smith and Jo-, -whiffing 1.4'' before • McDonagh.
sephine Fraser.of • i
Detroit 'visit- took Over ;to• finish.. '
ed for" two weeks with. Mr. and
Mrs, Murray.: Walden and . family. Dropped : Close ' One: Monday '.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Race and 9n . Monday , evening. White_:
'church scored one' 'run in the
.
fami�l� • of. London .:visited over ,church '
the week -end with Mr.. and Mrs. 0't+° h to edge Lucknow, : & , to• 5
• ' a . W,U.A.A:: sc�hedzled , soft-
'Arthur ' C•o:urtncy . .and � other ' rel.,-. .in
atives. r• ' •
Reir. Mei+ri11 'McLeod of Trin-
ity' United •;Church, Guelph,•: was
guest minister','at Pine River Un„;,
sited church, on Sunday. A ,quer-
tette ' was
sung ry: Bob Cour
t
ney: len.Boyd, :Ernie
Gibson
and ' Lynn 'Lowry,: •
ball game. The Irvin•. put Luck -
now and , Wl itechu h. , ; into_ a
'SecondP
:.lace ,tie.' •
Farrier and Skinn were the
Whitechurch battery: with. Far-
rier ' striking out 14 and allow-
ing 7 ;,hits:, AMcDon•agh and Rirbey
made up the Lucknow battery,
with : Barrystriking out 7 .'Smell
Roy'•Finlayson and Jack Hen- and allowing 8. hits. •
derson. ,placed 'third in the `re- Whitechurch — 11120" 021'6'.cen� doubles tournament staged .Luckn+a'w --202' 000 O10=
by the Wingham Bowling. Club:
Mrs: Perrin Lowry is much Ts Your
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1' .Township, south-east of ," Bleck-'
• : • horse,", pointed out that. if more,
•. fathers took their sons fishing
and. taught them the : meaning
,of conservation and true sports-
.manship,--there would- less-
juvenile delinquency.
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THE LUKNOW DISTRICT' C0 -0P
Phone 528-2125
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The T ' father at er said '•he• wanted this i their liking; and. the' ,local club
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sOn :to. 'learn 'a of to foe selfish 1
and keep' everything. SO he . put
thein back gently' without.:any
,hard feelings:
Thank you, `Mrs. Kempyn..
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MIDGETS TOF AT,
END OF SCHEDULE -.
Lucknow: Midgets defeated
Blyth -on :Tuesday of last week
Eby •a ;,score of 17-11 to end the
schedule in first iplace in the
• grouup. / -0
Ross" Forster had 11 strake',outs
to. his credit in' this win, .with;
Lucknow taking an• early lead
and ',holding it, although Blyth
threatened; in ' the 5th and :8th'
innings:.
At time • of: 'writing'' there was
no announcement as to Playoff
dates.' •
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►Mrs.. ' iiempyn's . letter . was '. as
followsi.
J .don't, know if ; this story
will . iiean anything to you, Out
standing on : the slines and
observ'insame::
one and ..if more farthers do the
same, !there be ` fess .child
delinquency,
•T a:in the operator of . a fish.iiig
resort at Rir:loss and • I. noticed
this..mlan and his son come fish-,
ing 'here a number of • tirries.. X,
watched them ‘on the Lake and
when • the father,. cast = into 'the
-water the son `• sits down. 'By the
way the 1.,.8011 is only o years 'old
and ;his Carefulness • is wander-
fu1. The .little,lyke 'baits his own
hook 'with minnows and so' tar •
his' father tells me he .(the boy)
hag caught 1.71;1ike
Just 'last ' night (he caught four'
pike,: his father one, One of the
fish the bay caught was 25 'inches
long. Ne: brings them in himself
and his father' nets, thein When
the father gets one the son • wets:.
IL This is really, something for
a five year, old. The ,boy uses,
spin ,casting equipment. : • His
name ,is Frank Kuritseli Sr: of
Ripley
I could notkeep this to myself
and, thought tither good spar -�
men should tad this. fy the
way, they did not keep any a
the ;pllt•e -they .caught last rbight.
bas an increased • membership
this season, , with more ladies
turning but, . The, membership at
present approaches' the 40 mark.
tin 'Th'ur.sday' evening the local
'Club played host for mixed. '
trebles with • .sixty-six bowlers '
gathering, at the.. greenfor the
event.: A social time.: followed
the games. In these jitneys its
.'the. funand , sociability 'th'at. is
'featured, With the (prizes of quite
a .minor nature.
Moved . To Goderieh
Resi• nts of the Nile • and
Carlow area made a presenta-
tion . f : a furniture to .Mr.
and . Mrs. • Howard ; Squire, 'prior.
to moving to God erich. They re- /
sided at one . time at Dungan-
non where Howard was employ-
ed with the . Eedy , Bakery and
made a daily trip to Lucknovv.
SIXTY-SIX BOWLX RS ,.
IN' ANTER -CLUB '-JITNEY Three -Legged Chicken',:'
Jack ' McGuire •' discovered .: a
Weekly :mixed jitneys. between three-legged .chicken 'among ,'a
zneinbers of the Lucknow,.' -Tees- ,bunch of broilers. The third leg:
water ' and Wingham Bowling was Well formed as'an appen-.
Chubs, are proving quite' ,pope- dage ' °to one of the:other 'legs,,.
lar, and, attracting -a large: num- but had•only two clews, ,How-
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ber of ''bowlers. The "beginners" ever; the "drumstick was :not-
also: are• finding theseevents toiceably lacking.
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