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THE;.. LUCKNOW • SENTINEL,, LUCKN OW , ONTARIO
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WHITECHURCH
:Mrs: Bagg .of,: Willowdale is
'spending a few days. with her
daughter, :Mr ; and Mrs. E. Grbs-
korth,•
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Mrs. ' Pearl Williams of Scar
borough spent. the. week -end with.
her . sister, .Mr. .and.. Mrs :•Robt.
Ross.
• Mr: and .Mrs: Walter James
and :son Roy and Mrs. Arthur'.
-Moore-spent--the---week-end' with-
' Mr., and • Mrs. Basil ,,;:Thompson
and Mr' and . Mrs, . Russell , Moore -
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' at • Preston, •Sharon. '''and ' Carol
• Moore, who have', been `holidaying
• ]fere, r"eturried -home: with ,'them.
,Roy stayed for..a :few days and
Leonard came home with. them;
• 'after•. spending the week in Pres-
ton. ....
Mr and " Mrs. Nelsoi Smith of
Markham visited • last Tuesday
with his ,sister, Mr. -and• . Mrs.'•Rus-.
sell Chapman • •
Mrs: M. Ross ,visited with her
sister, Mr. and`' Mrs. J. Hender-
son at Lucknow on .Thursday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl: Weber, Anne
;and Marlene are..spending their
,lidlid'ays atRarriston:•,Mr: Markle.
Of : Guelph: is • in • charge.. of . the
ani'll with ' Mr Jack Aitchison as-
sisting 'for this :Well '
° The Young Adult Group of the
United Church :held..a ,Weiner and.
Marshmallow: roast-at''Amberley
last Tuesday evening. The even.,
ing .vtras spent, by swimming and
:games, a;•' short -worship service,.
and a social. hour With the wein-
er and Marshmallows roasted 'on:,
a bonfire. 'About• 35 attended." ' '•
'"^1. •
Eldon .Youndt of `Stratford, '29-
year-old University " of .Toronto
engineering .graduate,, has been
maned as Bruce . County engineer-
to •succeed:the late Geo. Stephen-
son, '' who held' the post. for 32
years.
Mrs Yundt was -born at .Monk-
ton;. received . hits. bachelor of
science degree ;at ' University` ,of,
Toronto in 1948.> For a brief . tinte
he was • employed' 'bythe city, of
assistant -district municipal en-
gineer with .the department ,: of
highways, Stratford ' division. He
assumes his: new duties. July 15.
CHISHOLM STARS ON MOUND
AS LUCKNOW .WI 11.3
Grant ,Chisholm struck out 15
to lead the Lucknow Intermed!-
'ates to an 11-3 victory over the.
Ripley boys in an intermediate
fixture in the Caledonian Park
on .1Vionday night. •
It was the, first game of the
season ori the newly drained and
rebuilt d'atmond. "The grounds:
had been worked on •all ,day and
'in the afternoon gallons, of water
were poured on; the•"playinig:'fie1d,
The diamond was in• good shape.
'before; game time, but proved to.
be very .soft : he played upon.
• Lucknow 'had the edge in play
throughout? with Ripley $coring
all three of their runs 'in the 6th'
inning, Chisholm 'and Baker'
.went, the route for,Lucknow, with
Blue. and Mason doing the work
for Ripley. : Grant: Chisholm
struck out 15 and gave up four
hits., 'Dorm Blue struck out two
and ' was nicked for 13 hits.
• L• •ucknow: ' •Chin, 2nd; 'Mac-
Millan; ss; Chisholm, p; 'Matin
'tyre, of;', Greer,' ref, ` Thompson,
1st; .Hedley, 3rd;',C Chin, If;'Bak-.
`er, c;' , Anderson, rf; • Cook, rf,,
.Ripley MacDonald; .If; '''Court-
ney, ef, Blue, :p,• •Pollock, '.2nd;
MacKay,: 1st; Gamble, ss; Mason,
c;, Farrell, 3rd; MacArthur, rf;
SEBRIN 1.VILLE NIP' LOCAL
BANTAM TEAM, .8-7
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Playing in the Caledonian Park
Monday night :before 'the inter-
mediate , game; •the' Sebrin,gvi'lle.
Bantams defeated 'the :Lucknowq
Bantam' team 8-7
,• The two evenly matched teams,
were tied '6 6 .at• the ,end of .six
innings With . `Lucknow scoring'
• once, and:. Sebringville' .twice'' in
the. • setienth •. Allan Chin ,pitched
for Lucknow, and Bill Andrew.
,did` the receiving.
Lucknow: Bab Hunter If; Paul
Henderson 3rd; Fraser Ashton ss;
Allan .. 'Chin pBill . Andrew` c
Barry McDonagh cf;_:Bab Andrew'
1st; Allan MacDougall ' 2nd;'
Conile'y..rf 'D: `Ki"rlcland rf. :. .
• Win 4th In : Trebles
At a minced trebles : tournament
in Hanover 'on Thursday, July
7th,'Roy .. and `,'Betty Finlayson
and_Fred.
won 4th pxiz_e:.
Twenty-two • rinks competed.
:Placed -2nd and. 3rd At -Paisley
Eighteen rinks competed at a
recent doubles. tournament at
Paisley with 'Roy, Finlayson and.
:Fred Jackson :winning second
money, just two points' off first
place Robert Rae and'Jsaac Mil-
ler . finished third. Garnet ,'Hen=
.derson. ` and Gordon MacPherso n
also .got in the money.
icy wi
Prize winners at the local. ji.t-
-.ne r-orrTtres+;lay. of lastwee
Mrs.. Cause', ,Robert, .Rae, Garnet
Henderson? Mike Sanderson. and
Fred Jackson:"•
Jitney Winners.
Sixteen local bowlers took' part
in:'the• Friday .'night -jitney ,with
: high scores chalked' • up 'by. Ken
Cameron, Harvey Webster, Mike
Sanderson and, Gordon MacPher-
son.
WEDNESDAY, JULY, 13th, 1955
1955 .Chev, •Belau, fully equipped 52,395
1954 Chev, Belair Coach'; Powergli'de,'fully equipped 51,995
Two 1954 Chev. beluxe Powerglide .Sedans, fully equip-
• , ; • t . " • -1,865.
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1954 Chev. Deluxe Sedan, fully equipped , ..,.,.,t,;.,;,....:::.$1;84,5
Six 1954 Chev..Sedans, fully equipped :; .: ., . $1,`1:15.
Two ,1954 Pontiac Sedans, fully equipped ',.t.,:;'.....;.$1;t745
1953' Chev . Sedan t -, . $1, 95,
1351 Chev. Poweirglide Sedan . '.. • ,: $1,095
1948 •Pontiac. Sedan $ 595
1949 Angela o $ ..35,
1949 • Chev,' Coach ..$ 7945
.TRUCKS •
1954 • Chev: • %-Ton: Pick -Up, Iow mileage
1918.. Chev. ,iii=Tod Pick -Up'
1950 Ford .! -Ton Pick -Up •5' 575
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E` HAVE'ALL THE MATERIALS, IN STOCK
TO 'BUILD A .,GARAGE.
• 2"x4"s •
Cedar Shiplap
Pine. Siding
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STEVE EXPLAINS ABSENCE
FROM SWINE ANNUAL '
. e 'Would Be Pleased To Quote You A Price..
entvlte--cornpa-of...
i ' :•' son'-�o �-oti'�n'r-erra�s-�as. t
Lucknow
'quality,/grade end price, •
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teve Stot ers, secre ary.• reqs-
urer . of 'the Canadian Swine
Breeders' 'Association was absent
from the .annual meeting held
rec ntly He .explains it this ; way
in. his "Pig= TaI•es'-'_,column irr the
Canadian Swine 'Magazin:
' "it is ;with a somew.hat,.j,aund';
iced view point' we approach the
matter of our Editor's' column•
for June. It is .a personal • prob-
lem. That of 'course affects. our.
tt1 lie rel-a:tiors. and4o;sOrrre ar•- •
tent. our editorial ability. For
two months or more wehave
had a siege of boils. Then ,when
we, 'thought they Welk eleartng.
up we get the.ple.urisy'bug..Aft'er
another two weeks -the 'boils are
••in ascendant .again, We • do qee1
oualified to sym.pathize' 'With
Job. We hate to miss the Annual
Meeting but thereis nothing else
for .it",
try too,- once `you put'them on our Calogen feeds
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