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THE LZTCT�,NO* SENTINEL, , LUCK•KqW, ONTARIO
INTE16EEIAT S WIN 12-4,
T D STRAI HT VICTORY
Lucknow Intermediates: defeat-
ed Benmiller 12-4. last' Thursday
night in theCaledonian Park to
take the third straight win in, as
many starts in their group,
,Hugh.' MacMillan' pitched 'the
entire .game for Luckno.v, and
gave up. only .ore earned run to
Benmiller .in • the 8th inning.
• Aside from the Oth inning when
three' runs' were scored on three
er°rors -the Lucknow 'teeth gave
their 'pitcher air -tight 'Support.
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lngh.ehit a ammO t
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home
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run over the'left .field- --fence in
the 5th inning: • q•
10. • Jerk'ins• pitched all 'the way
for Beimiller. • • •
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.Lucknow: Al Baker c; Art
Baker 3rd; J. 'Chin ss; !Chisholm
'rf, 2nd;, MacMillan p; Thompson
• 1st; Greer. 2nd; ' Hal'deniby If; Prit-
chard rf;. Anderson lf; Fisher lf;
Couse lf; 1Vlacintyre of: .
• Benmiller: Harrison If; McPhee
c; Mitchell. of Willis ss; • Wilson
3rd; Brindley 2nd; Jenkins . p;
. 'lamb rf; Fisher: 1st. .
RIPLEY WIN TUESDAY 5-3
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Ripley Inlersnediates defeated,
Lucknow 5-2 Tuesdays .night in
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locate a -Biu --a ame _.. h
the-., , � �_ ...�. inning's
:Was called at..'seven :.innings, be-
cause ,of rain. '
• The' :Lucknow _•
team' played a
poorer brand : of bali than iri pre-
vious 'games in dosing. their first
game : of ;the . season. ,
' .The '`battery • for Rnpl.ey' yeas
Lorne MacKenzie and; Hugh
Mason, .and' for . Lucknow, Grant
Chisholm ' and Hugh: "MacMillan.
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Ripley ,' 300 020,.0-5 ';6.;. 1'
l:ucknow ».:00.0' 110 0-2 4 4
LOCAL BALL' 'STANDING
(as of Saturday, June 23rd)
Team •_ W L Pts
Belfast "r•;. 2' 0'. 4
St.., Helens . 2 • .0 4
Kinloss 2'' 0 • 4
P;arairiount' .1
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Kintail t '
Firemen,
.Nite ' .Hawks
Specials . •
_ HELP NEEDED
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• W,EDNESDAy, , Towt 27th, 1956.• t
rk
With the numerous ball!
a sin action this -year a
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both local and W.O.A.A,
r n s it becomes` almost
.g oup� g r _ - - _
a day's job to 'obtain scores• •
and: information about games
played. Ir 1.0 TLOW, PRICES • .
We cannot hope to keep ,an a v w
UP -to -date . record of results;
without individual, help from
each • team;
It teams wish their games
published in the Paper,' we
would , ask ..a ''representative
from each to notify us.. of the
score 'immediately --after the' '
gaine.1is.:.played.; Without this - `
. !helpwe cannot •guarantee ,a
• complete coverage or 'an'ac-..
curate result.'
PEE WEESOPENED
SCHEDULE ON FR.IDA�'Ci
The local 5 -team Pee Wee, loop
got underway on Friday evening
'at the . school grounds with.Tenn
No. 1 winning an 114 , decision.
over 'Team No. 2. :
Town team managers are' 1,
Ernest Button,• ' 2, : Jack' IacDon-
ald; 3, Vernon ti Hunter; 4, Bill
,,Himter. The convener is • H. D.
Thompson: Zion is the fifth team'
in the loop
Toi(etjssu
Coffee..
JeVy ,Powders
White swan 4 rolls 45c .
Tasty cup, Save,` Save! . •.
All-purpose ,grind. FEATURE °9c
pound
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o n s .10 ' Varieties
Y. 1L.._g ,
SAVEsc• p gs.Lc
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' .Canada First Grade. Stock Up and
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•B u tie. Save at This • Low Price! Pound. •
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Ontario. Grown b . Attractively
Arriving Daily Priced '
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Fresh' Strawberries.
•.., FULL LINES' of FR LEN .JUICES,: MEAT and 'FISH ,• .., .. . • „ i : t
rBE WISE GRABTHESE BUYS! ' . 'Value's' , ' Effective June 28, •29 30 '
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RE' FOR BARGAINS. GALORE Lucknow ..1
'Phone. 119 SHOO•THE•' STO
• These lads are • already showing
some • softball' know how,"' arra
get -a kick- '.out of watch -
u' l- - l g
ing them. perform. 'Most of their
games will .1ae •played` at the park,
with an, odd : game at `: the school
grounds where schedules con=.
flict '-
The, first . half of .the schedule
is as ;follows:
June 22-1 at 2
26-4 at 3 •
27-100 3
29-4 at 2 -
July 4-2 'at •3
6-1. at Zion.
9--2 at 1 •
11-3 at .1
16-4 at 1
18-,3 at , 2
20.2 at Zion
Boys Won' Girls Lost - •
• Students of Fourth' Room" of ANY '.UNIFORMS?
1 1 a Lucknow Public School in charge
0 2 0 of Principal Stuart ,Collyer, ,were About eight uniforms from .
0 2 0 in • Ripley last Wednesday for the former "Lucknow Scot -
0. 2 0' return . softball games. ' between ties" ;girls bald: team are still-
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ni Daisy -=Gibson divading--the..
catching. •
All af. the -Lucknow' teain•,play;
ed well, arid. with a little more
experience, will' be a strong. con=
tender. •
Lucknow: Shirley •Congram, c;
Karen Arnold, ss; Elaine.; Mac -
Nay, ,lst;
acNay,...1s't;' Kathleen !Hackett, p;
Joan :Crawford, .2nd; • Joyce. Hack-
ett, •'3rd; Jean Richards, ,rf; •Jo
anne Hunter, cf; Joyce . MacNay,
cf; Nancy Forster, If; Marlene
Stanley,. lf.
Wingham: Mary '• Lee Hollen-
beck, ' p; Joyce Crothers; c; Verle
Metcalf, rf; Judy Lunn, :;1st,. Nia-r---
•ion Farrier,,. 2nd; .Marilyn :Riehl,
3rd; •Jane •Hetherington, ss; Carol
Greig, rf; Sharon Thompson, cf;
Daisy Gibson, : , c. ::. -
r.. LOCAL. BALL RESIJLTS
Monday, e , 25th
Firemen 21, KiritaiI 6
•Pararnount 15, Kinloss 11
the. boys and girls teams. The iunaccounted ,for. If there
`Ripley girls ' were the winners, • a''uniform' around, your house:,.
but the Lucknow : boys , reversed : that has .: not . been turned iri,
the tables and came ' out ori•, top: please do so •. at once to Brill •
Johnstone. They ' are to , :, be
GIRLS .DEFEA T •WINGHAM IN ' • used forthe new girls soft
1 IMPRESSIVE . SEASON OPENER
BANTAMS UNDERWAY •
The local Bantam schedule 'has
got ,underway. . with three games':
having ' been ' played to date. ` In'
the season opener Charlie Short's
No. 2' team :'defeated the Rath -
well -Andrew . No., 3' team 21-15.
Last Friday. • George Anderson's.
No. '.1 team defeated Whitechurch
12-7.' ' • '
_The Lucknew' _ Jit or • Gir1a'
MIDGETS LOSE.
The Midget softball_: team' lost
'the secon, • Straight game on
Thursday • night in Chepstow
when the Chepstow nine won by
a score of 12-8. • ,
softball team defeated Wingham'
Juniors 9=4. in theCaledonian"
Park last = Friday night. •to win
the season opener:-
Albert Chin and.' Bill ' John-
stone are in charge of . the, girls'
who .are .playing their first• year
in organized ball. • .
Kathleen Hackett pitched all
the way for Lucknow,' doing a
fine job with '11 strikeouts in. 7''
innings. Shirley Congramcau,ght
an excel+lent . game :behind' the
plate:..Mary• Lee Hollenbeck had
8 ' strikeouts in ''six 'innings for
Wingham, with Joyce Crothers
ball entry.
INSULATION •
Z" MEDIUM THICK BATTS
-7.3" THICK BATT$ -
Ins 'late' -for a Cooler
Horne : all Summer.. •
SEWER TILE
NO . C RRODR .PIP'E
• Y's.
T's
• ELBOWS
4" FIELD TILE
FIBREqLASS
,,SCREEN.
.WILY. NOT .RUST,• '
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TAIN OR •
TARNISH
„ Sizes' up to 48" in Stock.
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FIRE CHIEF
CHIMNEYS.
Approved by The
Fire Underwriters.
Can be Completely
Installed in Less
Tha a- Day:,
Doesn't Require Lune
or Brick. '
-' A Lifethne--Jori.
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JOHN W.. 0 ENDERSQN
LUMBER LIMITED
141CONE 150, .L ICINOW
DUNGANN-O
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son-,t'ho. ,tits "S.ocial Conscience',
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after reading psalm il"andcon-
cluded with' prayer. The minutei.
of the May meeting were read,
:also correspondenceand plan.,
cial report given.. The roll , •call
was.'••ansWered by.' 23 members.
$25.00' `was donated for Goderich
summer school repairs. The ,new
ban q uet•�tables have . been corn,
pleted .and ready"'for use. Mrs. :
Chas... Fowler • gave •' the topic, • ,
S.O. S;',' Beth .McConnell 'gave
a reading.. Mrs. ° Alton thanked ` I
the hostess and ali assisting with • I
the ' meeting.:The lunch :commit- e
to assisted . Mrs. Ivers . 'With-...
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•Mr, Palmer ' Kilpatrick and
son Brian of Toronto spent the
week -end at their farm in the
Nile district and the- foriner-'s-
mother accompanied, them back'
to Toronto for a visit.
Mrs: Robert Irvin 'ha's •been en-
gaged to teach at SS. No. 6 Ash-'
field '(Fourth ,School), duties to.
commence in September. •
,Mrs. Nellie: Stewart is:: spend
iig ..three wteekswith her •'niece,
Mrs.. Norman ,McCullough, Kit-
chener. ;
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.•
W. H: McClure who were •mar-'
vied 50- - year$ We3nesday June•
2Oth. • Observance '' of their gold:=
en Wedding 'will be made July 1.
lVIi-a Marylin• .Anderson, " who
completed .Grade XII atG.C.I _
has taken 'a'_position in London.
for, the summer. •
Clara - Sproul' :and
Mrs. J. D. Hesson, of Stratford
Called at the Misses Nettie and
'Rebina Sproul and -,..Mrs.,
Kilpatrick on. Sunday.
,Mr." and Mrs. R J. Durnin on:
onday visited' their niece, Mrs,
John ,McPherson,' Teeiwater.
Mr, and Mrs. bsc'ar Cuthill &
son Paul,, Walton, visited Sunday
With -Mr, and MrtAfthur E iota:
' Miss "Sheila Kidd of Islington
is assisting her, grandparents, lvtr.
and-'•M•rS. J J. Ryan"''white Con-
valescing, •
Mrs, Lorne Iverswas hostess,
at her home for the June meet-
ing
eeting of the United' Church W.A.
Mrs. .Harvey Alton 'presided. The
meeting • opened in the usual way
with the theme hymn ' and prayer..
�]���•:T-B.awson:�g�:.the:�es:,
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4. othUtpatidat thr,V 0119)C r• 1116r."-.. _ ,
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• Is your herd •outgrowing your: present .
barn? Have you..enough .space to 'store .tbe .
_-__ ._products° -.of -your- .farm? _ If. noc,
perhaps you need 'a new barn, or an •
extension to your present one. '
Don't let a portage' of ready cash, bold
ack your .plans' for a better farm
whether it's a new barn or the renovation
' of your:.buiidings generally,:'You,..can
get .money from the' B, of M through a
Farm Ihprovement Loan at low'
interest'iates•and on a•repayment plan to.
• suit your individualrcircumstances..
'Vhy not see,your B of.M'manager '
s :week? o
th`iY uwill; e
like his helpful
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'approach to your plans: ti" riu1orawor�.r
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•`Fit — the fixer
his -full -name is. •
Farm ImPtove• '
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went Lan. Give
hi#n.=,'a; chance, to ..
help. fix up .your. ,
farm .. •.. he's eco,
nomical, . convert-
lent,Vetsatile. lie • .
,can 4:1O almost
anything mak,
ing your farm _a
better farmin
]3ANKOF ..MONTREAE
Lucknow Bran'ct: 'MILTON RAYNEjst Manager
WORKING WITH 'CANADI'ANS IN I Uf WALK' O!: 1!i'RINCR Mt ,
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