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NSI., LUCKNQW, ON'1"ARIO.
Rail Henderson.
At Detroit Camp:,
Since Early Sept;
•
• We have been informed °t)hat.
• the •following Canadian •.Press
i. news .release was not oarrec+t in
' reporting that Paul Henderson
•• of •Luck saw_ •sand Pit Martin 'of'
Noranda,. , Quebec,'',..had signed'
• with the . Detr'oivt Red Wings of.
• the Nati' nal• .Hockey League, It
,•; toad as .follows ` ..
• ,'Detroit Reed • Wings of the•.
National. HoekeY League announ-
eed yesterday that two junior
• graduates 'of Hamiltton Red 'Wings
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of tYie' O�iibaro Hockey Assoca-
• tion �`naye s>!gned 'professions
•' contracts.
Paul
• Henderson • of Lucknow,
Ont., :and Pit Martin of Noranda,
• .Que., are expected• to. join Pitts-
• • burgh HIoraets. in the ' American
;' • Hockey, League, a. Detroiit farm
•
team for the coming season,"
• The story received Wide cosi-
• erage .but at. time•'of :writing, we
o understand, no contracts' `'had
•: been 'signed. It is,. however.ex-
• • pected that.Paull, Henderson, Pon
• of Mir, and MTs. Garnet Mender
•. •, son of Lucknow wild the playing
• professional, hockey ::lints . • year
with P ttkburgh .: Hornets or In-.
• dianapolis, Detroit •farm clubs:
The '100-64 hockey of Fit. M;ar
'• tin still' 'of , Junior age, is not.,
•• definite and he may return :to/
• Hamilton •,to , contin•ue his , studies.
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• • Pittsburgh; and Detroit ‘wi11 be
':playing' exhibition : games ' early
• • in! rOctc ber at. Sit. Thomas Strut'-
ford air d' Hamilton :. where P,aru:l's
• local' friends will : likely ,see hip.
in -action Paul 'has .been' .train
• • anng at Detroit, •Olyirnpia ,since 'the
• 6613.of :September.: and is Pres
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eptly. • still :m a it..
Set Scoring :Records
• Henderson and `•Martin: ,rewrote
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Lucknow
•' all igaa_i1-soorinng :records during
their.
:•+�•
,` • : years With , Harthton fin ith�e
••••i••••••••0••••••••••• •••••••••••o•••'••••••• OHA .Junior • A !provincial league,
' Henderson' scares 49 Ls Iast
season, taps 'ern the league and
the Most:. ever t> y: a H�auninlition
.S.. ChrSetUpo� �./� stmas • • Bureau � : .... _ :.. player l.ii once season.. die , cased .
The Board of • Directors" of.
Huron County Children's* Aid
Society 'have formed . a . Christ
saas Bureau ..Whereby they hope
io ihel+p pros/tide a good 'Ohrist-•
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'Mai for all needy famn.ilies,. With
particular emphasis on the chil
dren. , :.
To prevent overlapping some
basic rules to • •followare , sing
nested: All groups or individuals.
' wishing' to help should ' work
• closely. with the'Board member.
in their .localnby , .
It is important 'that • all. con-
tributions except:.: • perishable
goods, be .delivered to, Goderich,,
• headquarters of the. Children's.
Aid, • or •to , your 'local Board
member, well before.. the . end
of November. : . • ' .
Money is most acceptable for
buyinggifts ,for older children.
These arse �usu'aliy' more expe l'-
sive and not many aIre donated.
Other; suggested ' gifts are;
donations of f ,new• wearing
' . apparel,., socks, • mitts; !layettes,
billfolds, flashliights, toilet ' art-
Ides, 'jewellery. Christmas. seals,
ribbons, 'bags, : Chr, $may- !paper.
fair ::wrapping the „gifts are also •
needed
nOnly new things; can be.•used•
as :'Christmas Guts but clean
used : cloth g and tbedding in
goods .condition are: also very ,ac
ceptable 'tor our !boxes.
Christmas Bureau Board (Eiepp
Convener, Mrs• M. ' Mooney,
Goderich; tinembers, Mrs, C.
Wawanosh; Mrs, : M Bean,
Wan�vwattosh, nMcrris, (Blryith, Brus-
sels;''Mrs. F: Fingiand, Cli:znton,'.
Hullet, Goderich bwp, Mrs. • J,
Gorwill, .Seaforth;,. McKrillap,
Tuckersnsirtlh,".: Mrs. M • Cudmnore,
Exeter,... Usborne; • Mr, A. Rau,
Stanley, :Hay, Stephen, Hensall;
Mr, T. Haskins, Tuz vberry; How-.
ick, '' Grey, Wineham
Blake ` Ashfield Collborne W
tlrie team _ ' in ..1'960:
• .Martin, ' • 19., & eoame� the: only
Hamilton: Jiunior . to . score' More -
'than 1o0.. goals. He 'ran his total'
to 109, `in' four sermons last 'sea
son a'. she: tallied:'3�6 goals sand
added.- 49 assists for 85 pa'ints,•
tops ion , the cluub, . :
Both prayed .. on Hamil'ton's
Memorial Cup team two • years,
ago and ,both, were` nanved to the.
leaague's all-star 'beam' last: sea-'
:IA §00 -pound • !black ,bear, mea
curing seven feet in "length, was
shot near, : Park Head in Bruce
County The bear . had eaUsed
considerable damage in bee
yards in that area., beefore• being',
tracked 'down; •
NOTICE' TO CUSTOMERS
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Huron and Kinloss Municipa
Telephones System
Served from 'the
UNGAiNON EXCHANGE
Due To Dial Conversion on December 15th,
1963, and issuing of a new directory co -in-
cidental with the same, any person wishing
changes in directory listing or installation of •
'new service, please advise the System's Billing
office in Ripley, on or Before OCTOBER l5tth,
1963, so that these' changes or additional list-
ings may be entered' in the new 'directory..
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LUCKNOW • Plotitte 528-3'-117
Bridal : Couple Piped From Church
'MeQUILLAN BLACKSTOCK.
The'' Rpt. Rev. • W. T. Flannery dress, was u;Sher and piped the.
,officiated. in ' a.' ceremony
1Vlartin's Roman Catholic church,
London,. ' • uniting in. . marriage
Muriel Agines Blackstock,' and
Archibald K. McQuillan. ° Their
parents '.are Mr. sand Mrs.; Wil
fred iMeQuillan of Lucknow. and
Mr. landd';Mrs. .James Blackstock
of Welland: '
• The. }bride was given in mar
riage . by. her father. She .•,chose
a floor.. length • gown- . •of nylon'
net and lace . with fii!bted -•lace
bodice 'featuring: • lily point sleeves
and a square` neck line :.,.trim-
trim-
med with sequins' and :Pearls. A
crown- of tulle and seed'pearls
held :her . charpel-length veil' of
fine nylon tulle, edged with' nor -
:al, lace,' and She carried a cas-
cade., of red` roses..
.The .guest :soloist, Miss Betty-
O'►Hara;• of .Landon, .sang beauti-
fully several Sacred 'hymns dar-
ing ..the. ceremony; .
Miss ' Norma • Blackstock; . only
sister of the..bride, was 'brides-
maid; She was dressed' in blue
chiffon over taffeta • till r "Joseph
Mrrphy was groomsman Sandy'
McQuillan •in full. Highland
Hcirriston Wins
By B:. 4 3. Score
A 'hom''e-run in ,the 8th inning
gave Harriston A 4-3 • win, 'over.
Lucknow in' the. Mid-
get semi-finals,
' • It was the third igai n'e of • the
bent-of-finne .'set and Hrarris'ton's
first ,win. The .,game was play ed
in Hay ton on Monday ,evening
Luckrow had, a 3-1 edge Igoe
into the: (bottom .of ;the 7th; nwheri
Harriston tied the count.
•The • wirming clout was by
Wayne; MacKenzie, the •Harriston,.
Pitcher; and ironically:it was his
first hit of the series..
.The, 4th gable, in 'the 'dragged
out series, unless league oEfic
salt. +move, to speed ,.'it up, will
be played in • Lucknow next .1/Ion.
day
The winner •will Meet .Tavis
tock for the 'W.O.A,A. silver-
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are. ` •
Lucknow wan the firsnt two
,games by scores of 8-5. and 10-6
On Monday night Ross Fdr
sStett, on the mound for Lucknow,
whiffed 10, while • MacKenzie
had' 8 strikeouts, . Eaeh, walked
three; " J
Luckn�ow 200 ''.00'1 000 —, 3•
Harri.aton 100 000' 21x .; . 4
couple from the church. ° ' '
A , reception. and dinner was,
!held • at: Hook's restaurant: The
wedding •;cake was cut with •-a''
Highland ,dirk; For 'travelling the..
ibride Channged to. a' three-piece. •
blue doulble: knit suit ,and ' anat
ohing:,accesso+ries. ,and, corsage of
yellow roses. The couple ' will
live a n London:
1964 • DRIVERS LICENCES ,
RECEIVED BY MAIL.
The, Ontario transport .depart=
anent have:• issued a . s+ern inder,
that.' 11964 .driver's licences •will.
be sent through, the mail.
When drivers . receive a . &orin
sometime :bbetween. December ,1
and mid-February they'll , ` send
•it aback •with •a--$2 cheque'
Deputy 'Transport Minister W.,
M Earl said eventually . it will
be
.a three-year ' license, renew
able on the driver's 'birthday.,
He said it will .take two years
to get :'Ontario's.';2,500,000 tdrivers
Into the. three -Year ; system
Drivers still will.' have to' "line •
up". 'for. their •czarplates.,
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RIPLEY - HR
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The controversial question of
store hours inn. Kincardine, 'where
they have reverted to Saturday.
night open; ,brought • about the
resignation of retail comm'i'ttee
chairman, ivan Waldeck, ,w'hb
expressed 'himself as fed up
nd
adisgusted,; after three
Month the office, +said he
/-wante' " thing more to do with
it,
Marking A "Centennial Reunion Weekend"
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will be held. on ..
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 27 and 28
The.. friendly1'' fair #a1 held the last
Saturday in, September and this .•
year celebrating the 100th birthday:,
714.*'.
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Pipe Major • Archie ' Dewar,
• +' Toronto, in charge.
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