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Art Gilmore
- R. R. 3, LUCKNOW
’Phone 61-r-13, Dungannon
BORN'..
JOHNSTON—in Wingham Gen
eral Hospital on Friday, August
21,-1953,-to-:Mr.—and—Mrs—J.C.
Johnston, Lucknow, a daughter.
DONALDSON—in Wingham Gen
eral Hospital on Sunday, August
30, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs.” Donald
-DoiraldsunpRrT~Hulyroojd7-a-sonr
JOHNSTONE—in Wingham Gen
eral Hospital on Friday,. August
28, 1953, to, Mr. and Mrs., Gordon
Johnstone, R. 7, Lucknow, a son.,
Sells Teeswater Home
Fred Thompson; a former
ident of Con. 16, Kinloss,
sold his home in Teeswater to
Misses Esther and Marjory Mur
ray of Culross. Mr. Thompspn
will continue to make his head
quarters in Teeswater.
res-
has
WEDDINGS
SPORT...
JUVENILES LOST FIRST
OF ONTARIO SEMI-FINALS
f». ■ ’ —>—- ■ ■
Lucknpw Juveniles, softball
champions of the! WO A A, clashed
on Saturday night with the Virgil
Nine, Ontario *‘C” champions last
year. The locals • were by. no
means disgraced by dropping a
7*2 decision , to, this classy squad
from the Niagara-on-the-Lake
district? . __Cl—
PERRY—SCOTT
Barbara Mae gcott, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Scott,
26764 York, Huntingdon Woods,
was married at 10 a.m. Saturday,
August 29th in the First Presby
terian church, Royal Oak. Her
husband is Lawre’hce Raymond.
T£iTy,~s~o~n™ol~to Mr ^"Don
ald A. Perry. Detroit. The bride
is a granddaughter of Mrs. Eliz
abeth MacLennan of Ashfield.
The bride wore a- powder blue
suit and a powder blue hat trim
med in sequins to take her vows
before the Rev. R. G. Riemann.
Only the immediate family1 was
present. A wedding-breakfast fol
lowed at Dearborn.’inn.,
Mr. and Mrs. Perry left by car
for New York City, on the first
lap of a sixtfweek trip. They are
to sail Wednesday on Jhe Queqn
.Elizabeth ' for Europe. '
She is a graduate of Alma Col
lege (high school), St. Thomas,
"Ont. She attendedWeste^rn^Cor-
lege for Women, Oxford, Ohio,
for two years'and was graduated
from Michigan State college with
a BS degree in home economics.
She is employed in the, graduate
school of Wayne university. Her
sorority is Gamma Phi Beta.
Her husband attended Mac-
Kenzie high school, Detroit, and
Michigan State college, receiving,
a BS degree in business and pub
lic service. His fraternity is Delta
Tau Delta*
ThOy play . the „ return game
thorc on Wednesday night: A Toss
•will eliminaW1 ■’T^Kndw”^ahd~T’'<S‘
win would bring: a , third game
back, to Sepoy Ville .pri Saturclay:
night ’1
The Virgil (boys played like
veterans. Their experience' and a
bit of defeatism in the minds of
the Lucknow lads when they saw
this uniformed squad go through
a precision warm up, was the *
difference between them. <
Virgil boys knew how to cap-1'
.italize On every momentary field
ing dr . mental lapse by the Luck
now team and combined some of
this know how with five hits in
the third inning for four runs, i
which decided the issue. ’ !
Apart from that inning Kent
Hedley pitched masterful ball!
and was given excellent support j
ty his teammates. Kent was nick- |
ed for 9 hits all .told, struck out i
8, and issued only one walk.
Denisko on the mound for Vir
gil took quite a ride from the
fans and .defied the umps by re
peatedly going to the grourid for
handful of wet dirt, soaked by
the rainfall of the night before.
He ignored the resin bag.
Denisko had -a . fast ball but
lacked control. He .walked 7 men
and after the. local squad settled
-dow-n^they—got—-to—him-—for-^ix-
hits, and only brilliant support
kept, them from getting as* many
more. / . 0 -
, : Lucknow had 11 men left on.
bases to Virgil’s 5. That’s indica
tive. of what could have happen*
ed. A ninth inning rally saw one
run scored and the side . retired
with the bases loaded.
It was' mighty good
a credit to this squad
plaving their' first year
ball.
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0-0-0
ball and
who are
in minor
iMeaford pounded Justice for
14 hits and a 16-1 win over God
erich in the "opening game of the
playoffs1 which Mrew only a fair
crowd at Meaford/
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Mr$. Irene Paterson of Toronto
spent last week with her mother,
Mrs;. Taylor.
Shower For Bride-Elect ’
Miss Shirley Chapman," assisted:
by Miss Betty Newman* were hos-
tesses to a shower for, therbrrde^
to7'be of the month, Miss Jean
Gaunt, at the home of Mr. & Mrs.
W R. Chapman. The evening’s en-,
tertainment consisted of contests,
a solo by Mrs. W>. Bell “I’ll Walk
Behind You” and a mock : wed
ding with Mrs. Casemore aS jus
tice of peace, Mrs. Bill. Henry as’
the groom, Mrs; W. Cann as the
bride and Mrs. R. Ross as the
bride’s father; Lunch was served
and a social time was enjoyed
by all..,, •
A few from around here at
tended the Exhibition last Thurs
day; Allan Reed from Dungan
non had taken a. bus load. down.
-Grace-Richardsoii__PassesL—___
. We are sorry to hear of , the
passjng of Miss Grace Richardson
at the home of her brother James
on the 4th Con. of Kinloss on
Saturday evening after a lengthy
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PHONE FOR A
Moore..
Mr. and Mrs. C.; L...Lewis of
Grimsby called on her father;
•'MfT~K^n—Patersoti~:before going
on their trip to Vancouver, .Seat- - ,
tie,. Wash., and California.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs.
Robt.. McClenaghan is under the
doctor”sTareatthe~homeof^hci—*-
son Clarence. . .
Mrs. B. D. McClenaghan; Mrs... ?
George McClenaghan Aand Mrs. H,
Laidlaw attended the trousseau
tea at the home of Mrs: Morgan
Jones at Clinton in honor df. her
daughter, .Marian, bride-to-be of
.the month.
BORN — In Wingham Hospital .
on .Wednesday, September 2nd;
to Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Bar
bour (formerly Laura McBurn-
ey), a son.
Mr. and Mrs; E. H. Groskorth
and family spent last week at: .
Cornwall.
. Mrs. M. Turner spent a /few
days at Toronto last week.
Mr.1 and Mr^. Russell Proctor
and David, Dianne, of ,Detroit,
and his pafeht^
Jas; ProctOr Art
visiting the Tiffing and other rel-
.atives—_____— .V7 \
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Johnston
of Belgrave visited with her sisT
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tiffin on
Sunday. -Lindai and Janet, who
had been staying there, returned
home with them.
Mr. and Mrs.
’ecumseh, are 6
The extreme hot,’dry weather
whrchHra^been-ideaMoi^the^om—illnessT--Miss—Richardson—was—in-
pletion df the grain harvest and her 44th year. She leaves to
storing of excellent quality sec
ond-cut hay, has caused severe
i damage to ' the cultivated crops.
The corn.crop is drying up, white
beans are being harvested two or
three weeks earlier than usual
and soybeans and4ugar beets are.
making little growth. Pastures
are drying up and dairy opera
tors report a substantial decrease
in the milk flotw: The first tur
nips were shipped from the Blyth
area with the growers receiving
50c per bushel at the field.
DR. J. T. H. ROBINSON of Walk,'
erton has been appointed Bruce
County coroner to succeed the
late Dr.' T. A. Sinclair. He is a
son of the late/Mrs. Wm. Robin- :
' son of Lucknow.
mourn her passing, her parents,’
Mr. and % Mrs. John Richardson
of Teeswater and two brothers,
Pob of Teeswater and James on
the 4th Con. of KinlOss near
Langside. •
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Gillespie,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gillespie and
Dohna of Wingham spent Sat
urday at the Ex in ^Toronto.
Mr: and. Mrs. Fred Hall
family of Windsor spent
week end at the home of
sister, Mrs and Mrs. Stanley
and
the
her
Former Kingsbridge Teacher Died
The death of Miss Katherine A.
Sullivan, age ,85? occurred on
Thursday at St.„ Mary’s Hospital,.
London. She at one time .taught
school at Kingsbridge, ancl lajer
was principal of a hi£h school in
Chicago for many years.
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