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• THE .LUCICNOW SENTINEL„ LUCKNOW,, ONTARIO
GROUP ENJOXS BETS ►
TO' PEE WEE BALL GAME:.
(Contributed)
Mothers, fathers, sisters, bro-
thers, grandmothers aunts, cous-
ins and friends comprised the
load of fans that accompanied
the Pee (Nee , softball team to:
Sni•coe . on Saturday last. These
included .Mrs, Wasney and Kar-
en, Mrs. C'. Webster, and Judy,;
Mrs. D.. MacKinnon and Donnie,
Mrs. H. Thompson and Janet,.
Mrs. V..•Hunter and Gregg; Mrs.
R. Forster, Mrs. A..Gammie,•1VIrs..
R. H, Thompson, Miss H. Thomp.
on Mrs A MaeNay Mrs: H.
Allin, r Mr. O. Pedersen Male
.Congrani, :Douglas :Setimid;F-ra4s=
..er•:° Ashton, Kenneth; Jones and
Mr. S E; ' ollyer,• who went
along to help . the .team. •
The trip, made in .Al•lan..Reed's
bus,driven so'capaibly and care
fully-••hy. Harvey Webster,, was
most enjoyable, We travelled via
Stratford, Woodstock and Delhi
through .fine -agricultural ' coun-
try. The boys ' were -most inter-•
-ested in the dairy herds around
Woodstock. In. this district,. too,
they .saw man y orchards of
dwarf apple trees; laden with
fruit. • Between .. 'Norwich and
Delhi and ;on -to Simcoe, their
tention Was focused •upon the
obacco fields. Only a •few'pick
rs; were ` seen .in the fields. Here
and, there. we passed groups :of
women. .doing the sorting. Mrs
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CULROSS :CORNERS 1
Congratulations to ..Donna .Wall.
on celebrating her 6th 'birthday.
on Tuesday: She began . her schol
astic • career 'that day • and had
•sorne'.little friends in after school.
Mr. and Mrs. jack . Lane and
two girls. 'of . London visited re-
• eently, with Mr, and •;Mrs • Albert
Harris and family.
Congratulations to Misses Mar-
ie Pecking .and Elda Wall • on
pawing,: he ; kvim_ieSt ' in Tee
water..
Mr ..and ;Mrs, How rd Ed
,of ,Atwood visited ` v with
Mr: and 'Mrs.. Jas. Wrait
Hunter 'and Mrs. MacNay _ •held.
the boys' .interest' as they told
about picking , and curing: of to-
bacco. What 'better way. could'; be
fou - .to. teach .the' geography of
•O*�ford and Norfolk '`Counties
than*•by , such a .trip! 1:
This Pee; Wee team -is organiz-
ed under the newly. ..form.ed' 'Re-
creational Council, tm,ct rich
all •sport •in.'the village;has oper-
ated ' this• past season. . Bud
Tl3ompson, Donald MacKinnon,
Tit -r an. irn rno
are to he highly commended for..
the time • and effort they have
Father Garvey recently returned
from an extensive tour of Wes-
tern Europe. during the. vacation
months, , ..
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Dalton &
Brian. of Hamilton visited with
Mr, • and MrsPJerry 'Dalton' dur-
ing the past week.
Mr. and ".Mrs. Ed King and
children of London; were guests
at the Walter Clare home, last
week. . '
Dr,.G, and Mrs. Frayne atten-
ded the annual family reunion.
Picnic held on ' Labor Day at
Thedford • Legion hall,
Miss Margaret Foley .went. to
,Strathroy last week where she
has taken_.k_posi�tion asAeacher.a
School opened: ` here on Tues-
day, last .with • Mrs.. Sheridan.
'agairt engaged for this year as'.
teacher. Four new pupils, • Pat-
ricia O'Connor, •;Maureen Dalton,
Mary Essery. .ant Danny rrayne,
make a class •of 27 pupils in. all.
Congratulations to 'Miss Fran-
ces .Dalton : upon being awarded
a Dominion Provincial bursary
of $100 by Principal A. R, Scott
of Goderich Collegiate. •
Mr. and : Mrs. Orlo, Frayne. of
Toronto and • Mr. and Mrs. R.
Frayne of Forest visited; here
during the past week.
Mr. and Mrsi Ed Johnston,' Mr..
and. Mrs. alas. Johnston and,their
families of Goderich • visited with
• Mrs.. Foley '.and .• family on
Sunday..
.Mrs.' Len `Woodley' and Dar-
lene ' returned to Toronto on
Sunday with her husband, . after
a} month's visit, at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clif-
ton .Austin. •
Rev, Father Van Vynckt has
•
arranged l�or a Mission to take
Place .in this Parisb,:,commencing
on September 30th to October 7,
inclusive., Father John McAsey
will conduct this Mission, and be-
longs to Congregation of the Holy
Ghost Fathers, havingrecently
arrived from Ireland.
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W!atedo� Cattle Breeding
Asociation
"Where, Better Bulls Are a Used" .
During' the three months, our number of cows %in
aminated,. and increase ,
s .:. bias 'been ".as: fellows.
• X955
"June '7266.
July . 4838
August . . , 3485
Percent ' New
1956 Increase Increase Mernhera
8971 .1713 23.6 , 163
6602 1764 36.5 ' 117
43.75 ' '890 `` 25.5 56
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Do . as many others are ' doing,, . Call us : when you have
cows to breed.
For service or more, information, call • collect to.
Clinton HU 2-3441.: or Kincardine 460:
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Between. 7.30 and 9.30 a.m. •
Edgar
spent in training thee lads. •Not
only have .they.'given: training
that .will develop skill in • ball
playing but training in' the:prin•-•
ciples •of good citizenship as ,well. •
Each and every, 'boy . conducted
h'iniSelf . like a gentleman :from
the :time 'he •lefthome Until 'he
returned. again, The .rtinagernent
at the Oasis Restaurant where
We :stopped for .supper, com-
'.rnented on:"their fine• behaviour.
They had'.served a; ballteam the
previous. Saturday. • Apparently
this. team • had ,hot left .the, same.
isnpressiori. • • ' •. ,
'Tis true . the boys, did not .win.
But given 'the' breaks 'next�Sat-
urday` when Sirncoe comes here,
they cert.ainly,.•could probably.
turn the tables. This week, you
will be approached by • the- boys
to •».;uy a ticket for Saturday's
:game. Don't turn them down • ; .
These (future citizens of Luck
now deserve • your, moral • and' ..
financial support= now, .See you •
at the park Saturday!, Let us fill
the- bleachers and :cheer the
boys to. victory.
Misses Mary and Helen Celli -
son have' returned home from
Wing'ham where; they had been;
employed , for the holidays and
have resumed . their". studies at
L.D.H.S: •
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LIST: WESTERN. ONTARIO
FALL FAIR. DATES •
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Harriston ..
Galt . • • Sept. 2042
Seaforth Sept. 20-21
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Listowel. Sept. 24-25
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Marvelube:
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MOBILOIL
ATLAS TIRES
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Modern ,Equipment For
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.KINGSBRIDOE•
Mr, Jos. Murphy of Toronto
yisited_,with his mother, Mrs P.
1Vlurphy, over Ythe week -end '
Miss Delores Dalton' and iRev.
E, C. Garvey <>f Assumption Col-
lege, Windsor,visited With relay
thres here over the week -end;
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