The Lucknow Sentinel, 1948-05-27, Page 6• PAGE SIX
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.LEGIONNAIRES 'COAST TO
EASYWIN IN OPENER
L•ucknoW Legionnaires ,opened ,
'the .softball schedule last Thurs-
day at Union, near Bayfield, and
coasted along to a. , 20•-3 victory
in • five innings. .
The Legionnaires dere,,, in. rnid-
• season `form and 'played errorless
ball behind a neat 6 -hit pitching
job by Larry;Downs. At the some
time Lucknow sla'rrmed out 16
hits and Were aided and. abetted.
by the Union nine who booted.
the ball for a total of nine •err ors.'
Lucknow's • big inning was the
5th. when they batted twice" a'N
round for 12, runs.
f..ucknbw Clarence. -.Greer,
...Hill Chin, if .,Hap • Hall, rf; Har-
old. Greer, cf Bob Simpson, 3rd;.
Jack, Fisher, 2nd;. 'Jack MacDon=
• ald, Vis; Jack -Cook;; 1st:. Larry •
Downs, p. •
Union: Ti; Moore,- c'; E. John-
ston, 1st; E. Speranghi, .2nd; G.
Johnston, 3r4; K. Grieg,; , r. f; K
Sorby, ' cf; R'.,. Johnston, ',1f C.
Orr, ss; L, Bradley p. •
THE iitfei NOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIQ
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Score By .Innings ' R. 11 E
Luckti o w ..:. 023 3 12-20 16. 0
uttzuta ' 102 0 0— 3 6 9
The Legionnaires got off to a
flying, start last. Thursday. With
pretty much the sarne,.squad as
a year ago, plus • a: few• new. .faces,
the -boys should be right .iii the
hunt for the: "B" series silver-
ware, come playdown time.
h
Material.. for •installing the
floodlights :in the, park 'is• •now.
nn hand,.and work •will : get . un-
derway at once•
Its just a ; guess • how soon the
lights' will beaready to be turned
on; but as the Legionnaires wind.
up• the "C" schedule 'the end' of
June and proceed, in the "B"
•piaydowns, :it seems 'a• 'sure '*bet
that the playoffst will be under
the lights.
It is planned to bring in .two
crack tearinsifor, the official open
ing. •
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The. Legionnaires • firsthome
game .of the schedule is slated. ;nor•',
Friday • .of • this week,. and next
Tuesday • they"r•e, at Komi~ again,
playing 'host to the , Gods>l;ich'
Township nine,'
GIRLS i,'LAYED..TIE GAME
Lucknow Scotties and, Tiverton
girls played .to a 9-9 draw• in the
opening 'game of .the I schedule
here on Tuesday night.
The Legionnaires were slated
to • go to Benmiller • that ,evening,.
but the latter . team asked for a
postponement
L.IH.S:BAND' AT WALKERTON
CADET INSPECTION
The L. u :c•.k n o W High School
Bandr.trhder the'direction of: Mr.
1 • W. Hoag, took, part, pt
` the.
Walkerton. 'Cadet Corps ,; inspec-
.tion.: ceremonfeS' min •the, Countyd
Town' on Friday. evening.
'Owing to. Weather,:conditions.
the. inspection .and other features'
of .the program were held in .the
arena. The Walkerton High;
School' Girls' Bugle Band .vas in
OBiTLJARY
;AEN, S. MURDIi'
This community has been
showked and saddened by the
sudden' .death of Alexander Suth-
erland 1Vlurdie, ,who passed away
on Saturday .evening, at his home,.
393 Vaughan Rd., :Toronto.' Death
was due to a heart condition from
which he' had suffered for some
time. He was in his 44th year,.
"Sandy", as he was. popularly
known, Was a son of Mr. William
Murdie of Lucknow and the late
Mrs. Mill -die, He• was., both at
Seaforth, but came. to Lucknow
with ;this parents .as an. infant;.
when Mr,' Murdie, entered the
hardware .:business here., Sandy
attended • Lucknow Public. and
Continuation ,. SchooL: and upon
graduating, entered • the: drug
business. at '. McKibhon's Drug
'Store.: in ,Wingham, 'After: serving
his ' apprenticeship 'there, he at
•'tended . the . Ontario : .College of
Pharmacy 'and upon graduating'
was employed in Toronto by 'the
attendance `and put' .on a smart Liggett Drug .Company.
erformance: The Lucknow` Band ! Several years ago he ;foresaw
pthe e
1 • )c p anion .of the Cityoff Tor -
drew. a' big hand'.from : the crowd, p
arra •after the ins ection paraded onto to the north and''established
p_• -
a• drug store on' Vaughan, -Road
'
up town and. Played a few num. beyond the then settled, 'section
bers to add to their ;.popularity. of the , city, :and :Where' he had
tw - 4.• • .
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dour 'bank. is: there''to :se ve „you, in a.;
persbnal, private 'way.
Wien; ,you deposit your passbook.
is • closed• to anyone but you. and ,your:.
U rik.: When you: larrang�' ::�a •loan, •thatt • is
Uric'.
strictly Between • you and your bank.
When you: di'sens's• irivate financial lntxat ter•
With' your bank mans er,you know the
g y.
- will stay •private.
Such privacy'
is the ver es.sen:c.e o
p y y4
Canaan di
. banking: It perrnts:ynu: to :dear
with your bank and to use its
many : services on, a basis of contlplete
nfid..ence And
s a1 it• is to nr.i d g•`w d rat x
• •„
since developed ,a -most success-
ful business,' ' •
A .fune�a1•'.service was held at
.,they. McDougall; and ;,Brown'• fun-
Ieral chapel in Toronto on Tues
•day:. ,afternoon. following which
the remains were brought' ' to 1
THURSDAY, MAY 271h, 1:11.
PARAMOUNT
The Pvlay meeting of 1>. t t»„u;th
Women's Instituter Mi:; .it
tl e llc tile* (if the prEsi1lont• 11i,
ic•)bt. Hamilton'. Mrs, oh me.
Charles gave a report on thr• cG.
cutive meeting held in itil>lc,y.
Mrs, Dan Nicholson gay t' . an iti-
teresting talk 06, the.h'r'c•1>at•atior
of window. boxes,. Cui•r�c�trt r• •,; r
tctlts
were given .by Mrs. k niila. uric:
Lennan,,There • was '.4t riding by •
Mrs, Harvey Brooks anti �i can. •
test ,by' 'M rs. Oliver Mec[Lityies, •
A shelling match was: conducted
'by Mrs. Robt..Ramilton with Mrs.'
Fred Martin the winner. The thine
meeting will' be held a;t the' home
of Mrs. }L Ensign. It will lie
Grandmothers' day. The. 'topic -is
to ;be ,taken:by'Mrs:o Kingsbury ;
The program committee is Mrs,:
Ii. Ensign and: Mrs. Walter 'Dei,'...
'1VIis's L. Henderson, 'R N., .spent
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the week -end with her parents;
Mr. and Mrs; .'jack Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Henderson re::
ceived wordthetr son Lloyd. Hen.
derson .Was hospitalized in:Tor•
•onto with infection in his leg.:
-Mrs. Wm, Me vil'le :incl children.
of Alliston ; visited her, parents,
Mr.'. and Mrs. D. Richard,:
' , 'Mr.: and Mrs. •L.• * Icls and ,
daughter'',of •Kincarelinr.• visited*
With . Mr, and lyfrs. D. Wields: •
. Mr. and. Mrs. Fred , King and
[Mlle'', of. Toronto vi ited with
M. and. Mrs. R. Hati�ilt,n.
Lucknow '•whc,re a service .was' Mr:, Donald H•arllrlti,.ai or Tor •
•:h,na T.1 on � e n��yd at, -t .� onto ,visited his::.pat cntk•1.1i ,�rnfi.,..
of h:is' father, Mr.' ;Win: Murdie; .,'Nl.a;s. R1 liaht-'ltcor:i,
Dr... M'cTaggart of • Si.. 'Columban• 1Vliss. K.. Gibson of: 1 i'tidran rs
United• Church, Toronto, .conduct
cd . the serVice irr Toronto Wand
paid.. high tribute. to ,Mr. Murdie,'
A wealth of floral tributes was•
further proof of .::"San"dy's" pop
clarity' '•gin: the city and in :.his
• old home; town
Di McTaggart ...Motored 'here
on Wednesday :to assist Rev. J.
, W. Ste.wart°'of Lucknow:'and Rev
G, M.. 'Newton •of St. 'Helens, in
conducting the 'service..•
• Interment' was in :Greenhill
Cemetery, ,the •pallbearers being.
Wesley .Huston,: Robert Andrew
Downs, A. McKim, E. H.
Agnew'`'and Gerald Ratliwell.
Surviving' are his widow for
•mer ly Mable L, • Wo ds of _ St.,- Ellenhoundor=enf: Ear�l>er-gym
Helens...and, a so;n, ..Bobbie: An ; '14)6.... :...
other son ' Keith .died in 1935. ,•.
Surviving' aiso.:pre• his father,-
twe;brothers; Kenneth •of:`Leek-.
ow, .C1are:nce,of St. Thomas and
'one' sister,. Mrs:'` Malcolm Arm,
strong (Bessie)' of Port Arthur.
• His mother passed away ori -June`
30th of last. year.
spending ,a .few. days ut hot
Miss •llilai•garet •'.Nich1.•gon 'Of..
•Kinca't cline • s,pen'-t :.sht .week -end
at• her'. hom'e.•:;
•1VIr: Garnet Hamt[ton of 111tbil,
ton. Motored up .ori' Sunda'. 'tulip
ajnd Mrs '.J Hamilton and' Verna
returned to Hamilton. tti ,pend
the 2th•
Mr ,and-: Mrs C.hrrtIRSmith
Mr. and Mrs. 'Jack, Rr. a�•i of
Wingham: visited .with Mr. and
Mrs; .H Ensign.',on Sunday.
Goldie, Martin is., bc.isy •ca•pon
izing chickens for La:keVit'w Hat
eller,, at.Exeter.
Mrs. M. Kett haba« ~pods :a:
Week' in Galt With. hc�r daughtei
JAMES MURRAY ,.
' The 'remains of .James Murray
Were 'laidto rest in..the family
plot -in Greenhill ' Cemetery, .on
May 12th, 1048
The funeral servre. was 'con-:.
;ducted privately at the'hoine ;at
Paramount' by his'; minister, Rev,
Dr Rhoad • of Ashfield. •
Presby:•
tgrian Church, bringing' the : mes= ,
serge from. the , scripture ,found in
the 23rd Psalm and the 15th chap-
ter Corinthians,.The bearers' :were
:Arthur: ,McInis, . Fred. Jackson,'
Wm. "11..,: Roulston;° •`Wm. 'McGill,
Grant McDiarniid-,and Kelso Mc-.
Nay
Mr . Murray 'passed 'peacefully
away on May 14th after a long..
illness of three years, borne :with
Christian patience. He was of a
kind; cheerful disposition. ...James
lived .his entire life. of 'seventy-
nine years on the'•hotnestead pur-
chased ' from the Crown by his
pal ents; John and.' Arabella. 'Mur-
ray; to whom were; boat three
Sons, John, Fi'ank, James and
three daughters, Margaret'' G.,
11MIrs,, Jas. H. Picketing` (Christina
E.) .and Elizabeth, •
Murray is survived by his
only sister, Margaret; 'who ten-
derly cared for. him 'through' his'
illness..'
Successful Music Students.
At the Huron County Festival
of Music, which was held in God-.
eribh redently: the fololwing piano
students of 45...E. Cook: were s,ue- •
cessful in 'obtaining certificates,
Mary Morritt, Loraine Hamilton,
Marguerite Hall, `Claire Taylor,
Ann Morritt, Glenda McElwain,
Mac. Taylor, Wilfred. 'Black' • and
Kenneth Howes. Certificates are"
granted to candidates who receive.
80, or • more marks ' in their re;
spective classes,
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ot1ore
CDrY�fA1i
ol/YlPtot,
C:7
0 . ; :. you, will need to
secure a Form. H.. Permit frorn;
your, bank, if you take with
you -more than $10ar► United
.States funds, or more tlign "a . I
total qf $25 'rn . Canadian'
and United States funds.
• To: ensure that available,
United' States .dollars ...are
distributed in a way that is
fair 'to 'everyone_;,. an annual
travel ration of 1$,150. U.S.
per person for °the .1 `2 mortiths
between Nov, 15,'1947 and
Nov., 15,, 1948, has been:
established. 16 the 'tune;, of
children ,under ' eleven it is
$100 • U.S.. .
This caution isgiven for'
guidance of the public
and to help ,avoid em-
barrassment of border:
paints
FOREIGN•EIctioui colon 1• BOARD
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