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INSTALLING, YOUR OWN INSULA'TION.
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For. the ` Walls approximately $35.00.
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:Visiting. Mr. Jos. ' 1V1a. Ilan at
the home of Mrs; Jessie Oliver
and . Miss E. ` MacMillan . for .the
week -end were' has friends, Mr.,
Wm. Clark and Edwin Clark, De=
troit. , . • .
-Miss Floft"Durniny home-econ=
omist, who has been chaperoning
.' conducted tours through the Lake
Erie counties and Detroit, was a
visitor"withslyer' parents; --'Mr.. &
Mrs. R. 'J. Durnin.
'Miss Patricia Young, who.' has
, been employed in Wingharn, was
taken ill and had, ,her appendix
removed. at '' Wingharn Hospital
last :week.. She, was visited Sun-
day +b ' Mr,. arid. Mrs: Eldon' Cul-
..bert and Mr:: and # Mrs... Robert
Bere.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Durnin
Phillips ' 'over 'the week -end at
their cottage at Point Clark were
the foriner's sister, Miss Myrtle
Phillips • of London and' Mrs. D.
Todd of -St: -Helens. •
Mics. Victor Errington. spent a
''week - with her grandchildren,
while Mr. and Mrs. ' Jonn Dur- 4riends. •
•nin took a trip to. Parry
last week
Miss Margaret Joy 'Durnin,.
.who has' been employed in .God-
er&ch for -some .time, .left; :on Mon-.
day, ' accompanying • her father,
Charles . Durnin, Calgary, where
she will •assist'_ him ' in ,his . rest
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EDGED BLYTIH 11-9 FOR 2nd
WIN OF .SEMI-FINAL'S SET '
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Lucknow edged the Blyth Nine
on Friday night.. in their 'own
'Park ,by an 11=9count to put
the, Sepoys two • up in the best -
of -seven set in the W.O.A.A.. `B'
series semi-finals. •
1cent Hedley won his own ball
game with a two -run homer.,'
With „two ' away in the top
of the ninth, ' George Westlake
was intentionally' passed, as. lie
he
had. cracked -out. circuit clouts in
the f the .sand . 7th. But the .sti at
',egy ' didn't ,pay off as Hedley
came through ' With the, .game
:winning: blow., Harold. Greer' also
connected for 'the, circuit in the
8th. .•
Blyth went: down hi `.order in
the bottom of the ,9th, as, Tyreman
grounded 'out ICouse to. 'Westlake,,
Tamblyn struck out and Whit-
more flied to • Bob Hanson • in
right:
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It was 'a free -hitting ',fixture
with Lucknow banging' out -11
blows' to 'Kith's 10,
Grant Chisholm :Was ' absent
with aninfected leg...A;rt 'Baker
and Don T°homrpson. were also ab-
sent, but with Al Baker. back .to
de; the :catching,' George West
lake. took over . the first base'
chores:. Harold Greer took • over
at • second, ,which spot Art ,Baker
,had; held . down in th'e .• series
opener
Lucknow: Baker c; MacMillan
ss; MaeIntyre, cf; Westlake 1st;
•Hedley, p; .H, Greer 2nd; C.ouse:
3rd; Nanson .rf; C. Chin' If. ,
Blyth: Tarribly i. ss; Whitmore.
lst; Hazelwood 2nd; Fairservicel
cf; Watson p;• Weber 3rd; •Mac-:
Donald, . c; 'Knox 1f;; T,, reman rf.
r•h.e
Lucknow .,:.200 102 312-x-11 ' 11 4
Blyth . 102 '100.320- 9.•10 5
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• LUCKNOW .CHALKSS`UP THIRD;
aurant :business STRAIGHT�AOAI
Mr. ,and. Mrs. ,Alf Hefford • and . ST ' BLYTH
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JimMy,..Port : Coliborne, spent the -� -' i •
Young flughie MacMillan. was
week -end with .Mr, and Mrs, Al -'on the mound for Ludknow on
vin; Sherwood. ..
•Mr.•`and' Nlrs. Albert Campbell Monday night; as the locals took- a 7-.4' victory from .Blyth fOr the
were recent'visitors:with Mrs
Rich. Fitzgerald and Mrs: Henry third strai glit win• in 1V1G
the 'bent- acilVlaillan, each goizrg. _the route
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Gardner.
of -seven set •for : a victory, and' versatile Geo.
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,Mr'. and Mms:,Jack Ric
The local nine veers scheduled Westlake is 'still available :to .take
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WEDNESDAY SEPT. 14th
1955
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For The"
THREE FLOAT.PRIZES•-$15.00,, $10,00;
E E PRIZES . .. 4.,k $2,,
Business Places, Organizations and Individuals
are' urged to "Join The Parade". and help m
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`ake.
The..
90th FALL FAIR . A BIG. SUCCESS
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and few long balls- were hit to
.the • outfield, ,While Hughie's
,teammates' • didn't play perfect
ball, • they. were in there. 'in the
pinches, 'and pulled some heat
plays to keep- the ` 16 -year-old
lad ozi ;top •ali the .way::
• Lucknow opened with :a three
run splurge but. Blyth tied it up:
by' the ` '5th. Three more in ,the
6th and One in. .the 7th. `gave: the
.a comfortable' lead
Which ' Blyth, only managed to
pare, by a,"sngle:';tally •in the 9th,
although they had Blyth,
oron as Mac-
Donald grounded '• to.Cause - at
short for' a. force -out ' of third to
'end:tt.. '
Blyth . also threatened' in ', the
8th,'. but ' Greer speared .one ' go=;
irrg. .through. the 'middle.. 'anti
doubled ;a' runner .Off .second...
Chilly' • weather has discourag-
ed• the .fans` in: this:. semi-final
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se ies�•. :which,, is .producing, som
good `'ball . and has ..proved , that.
the, Sepoy Town squad doesn't
l`- k;for pitchers. With. three' wins.
they • haven't: used• the same. hurl
•er twice, "Chisholm, Hedley arid
1'►drdson, to go back to Blyth on Wednes- a -p fling if need. •be.
"on Hugh of Aylmer and their day night and would! wind it 'up
daughter . June .'(Mrs..Vic Sew- with another win, and qualify
ard). and ' son George .,f Oakland, for the final series for '.the
Cal.,:" were recent visitc.rs_ .with W,O.A.A "B" softball silverware.
Mr: and. Mrs. Robt. Bere. ,. • '
Granit -Chisholm is still hobb-'
Dr: H. O. • S. Vokes. •'and , 'Mrs. •ling from infection.. in his • leg,
,VOkes' 'of Toronto were ,, recent and wasn'.t dressed : for Monday
visitors • to .the 'village.- = ' night's ,'.game: That's :when the
. Miss `Lois Webster, who is at- . 'Westlake -Cook • master minds de-
• Lucknow Al Baker e,: H: 1Vlac=
Millan p, D, : MacIntyre cf, West-
lake ' lst, . Ii:. Hedley `3rd,: H.. Greer
2nd, P. Couse • ss, C. Greer• rf,' C.
'• Chin If.
Blyth 020 010..001-4
Lucknow • " 300.00310x=-77
Umpires. Tiffin and Weis. '
lending—Teachers' College—at -tided-to-send--Iiugh-to=-thehill -H-URLED 3 -GAMES IN ONE
Stratford, was presented % with .top, 'and his' spinner had " the DAY, 'INCLUDING , NO-HITTER,
travelling` cases by. a' . nurriber. •;of Blyth boys pretty' well. baffled TO .WIN PEE -WEE TOURNEY
as they Couldn't connect- solidly :
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'PHONE ,10' .._: LrCKN'OW ONT.-
Jim McCartney, 13 -year-old
on-of,=Mr.- and--Mrs-ArtMc�Cart
ney of Ajax and formerly of;.
I4ucknow, has entered the'hall
of fame by pitching• a no -hit ball
game.: The„ lad . is a: grandson' •of
Mrs: R. T. Douglas of •Luckripw.
' Jath pitched the _game at,
Pee -Nee hardball tournament at
Newmarket. But ,,his no-hitter.
wasn't .• -the- only 'feat 'of the day:
He -pitched -three •games -in- the
one -day tournament and won
them all as 'the Ajax kids swept
the set. r.
In the first guile against Aur-
ora . Jizn chalked up his no -hit,,
$=rtiii�'�'ga`rne by a 127,0 score.-
He
core:
'He struck out 12 men, and to
1d to 1 rs:-.per o .
out a triple . and a. double at the
•plate. •
Ajax then met : Barrie . in the
semi-finals and scored a 4-2 win
with Jim''allowing only 'One flit
and whiffing seven. in the final
game with r Newmarket 'the Ajax
squad •:romped .to an 11-5 Win,
The Ajax' team, Which had
played only two; exhibition"
games ' Prior to. 'the tournament,
now• plans to enter the O. B',A
wee -Wee playdo ns
Manager of the team' is Jam's
dad, 'Art McCartney, and:: the
coach is Jack MacKay.'
ent'atives• of District No. 4 of the
Provincial Lawn Bowling :•As-
sociation. They 'received, the dis-
trict prize of silver 'trays.
,In 4the • Toronto corripetitions
Roy .and Fret dropped their first
game and went• ifte. the eonsol-
ation draw: ':In that class they
won their firstt game,:: and had
the second one in the •bag until
the last: end • they "were'
nosed out by a single .shot: Had
they ' won• this one ,• they would'
have • qualified.. for t onsola
tion finals.
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OBITUARY'
THO S, 'FIERCE .
Funeral services for. 'Thomas
Pieree, 85,_.a•' pioneer of'the Res- -
ton, Manitoba,.district;�were held
:in the Church' on Satur
day.. afternoo n; September' 3rd.
ov G _ idden • officiated.•,
and Mrs. - . iddeti rendered ' a
solo.
Burial. was in: the family plot
at :the' RestonCemetery.
Mr. Pierce died following `an.
'illness. of ome. duration on.
Thursday,. S• teniber -'1st.
The. :large ' number attending
,the. service and the• many, floral
tributes • testify to the, , popular-
ity of: M'r'. Pierce; who ,has: re-
.sided,
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sided: in, the since
:1892, a year before •.the railway
reached d ther . -
He .was :bon at Holyrood...on .'
January 19,t1h ' 1870 and took up
a homestead five miles south of ,
'Reston in 18 2. He farmed there
until his retirement. in 1946,
`when ate cr ed"to :fi,•eston:
He -was an ;active member of
the Reston . United 'Church and a.
most faithful attender of -services -
there. He so served on ithe
Ghurch: boar
Ile is' survived by three'
Lyle of • Reston, Lawrence. .of
Brandon andOrville • :of Boisse-
vain andsthree daughters, Fran-
ces (Mrs.'Dempsey),• Mable
(Mrs. John uthill.) and Verna.
(Mrs.:Burton Busby), all of :Res-.
ton.: Mrs: pierce ce predeceased' him
in 1946.,;,''
Also; sur - "ing are:'tuo-broth
ers, Noble of`L• uoknow and Jas.
of 'Reston an three sisters, Miss
Jennie' Pierce-. of Lucknow, Mrs.
Wm; McLeanof Vancouver, $.C.
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avid Mrs. Alice 'Harrison of Kin-
sardine: '•
A nephew, Edward Harrison of
-Ituron- mow shr - was-- g•—
those from distance attending
the funeral,
FOURTH CONCESSION'
Miss, Betty Haniilton '•heis begun
her studies' t• Teachei s • College
at atrtSfo d
at tratford,'
r, and. M s. George Catnliliell'
and Mr. Lloyd 'Fraser of Ilderten•
spent a few days .with' Mr. and.
Mt% Harold AUStifFir cl -familk:-.4:
Vit. Bob attended'the
London Fair on Tilesda�'.
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Mr. and. Mrs �it G. Martin and.
1Vi`r: ani r ` A. i1�1 7 Citi --Visit
Sunday withMrs. Mary Rout,
ledge at th ' home of lvir. and
-1Vrrs poug -a Graham;-1�I'rs oul0
;ledge is returning to h� r home'
iii -the• Westthis week accora-
• d h ponied by -.her niece, Tvirs,. Gra.
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LOCAL PAIR COMPETED IN
GLOBE. AND MAIL .DOUBLES
Roy Finlayson and Fred Jack
son were in Toronto:last Thurs.
ay, competing in the e Globe and
Maiw le
cab. 10—att.te ,e : .