HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-05-08, Page 12.50 Yearly � y Irk Advance ---$1..04 Extra To U.S.A.
MeaffOrd the lid Off the
fastball Series , the
litondaY night,, May 12th, at 8.30.
Call it what you like-4-fastball,
'have you, ;it all; spell's TERR,71c.
Per it should be ,j1ist that 'with,
• this six-teani. loop ' Coining 4p
with some of the nation's. top
softball pitchers. Three neW faces
pow, Russ- Johnson at M.OfOrd•
, and Charlie Cotton at HanOver.
The mighty George Zuk will tess
'emin again for WalkertOn, while
; wingharn. and Port Elgin are still
angling for their mound aces. ;
Ifs a triple schedule with 'each
' •hoine and. 15 aWaY, and is slated
to Onclude the:;end. of July; With
the piaydowns 'getting Underway
It makes ;a steady schedule
Which Winds up in about y..ro and
. .a half months and averages put
it about -a 'game every 21/2 days:
. average with four guiles in the
fiist, ten days. They open .with
,IVIeaforcl On Monday; return there
.• on Thursday; tangle ,•With
• hat the following MondaY and
, . entertain the 914 rivals rightback.
Coach Chuck Webster haSn't
'announced his starting eup,
lound about has been turning oUt
for practiSe, and it looks like A
ing the' field behind ;Justice and
$# 16.P Insnianee fund:
47.0'0 isle eprne 'out Of the gate
at. each ichechiled and, playoff-
imilp to 'establish: an i'nSurance
thiglit be More than -$500 in the'
Scinnalt; .of Walkerton,' Will , be
the committee. to decide on the
New, regulations adopted • in-,
runner -permitted.. to leave bage,
gter ball' leaveS pitcher's hand;
' The :first four teams . qualify
for the-playdowns :in a 'Rini. -out
of seve ;Series' in both tho s•PnaP
finals and *nal yound.' In a case
.of a schedule tie a. sudden death
game. will, decide the winner.
May 12.---Meaford at LuCknow
26—Port Elgin.'at.:Lucknow
. June 4 -,Hanover at Lticknow
6-.-Lucknow at' Port Elgin
:13.-"--tucknOW at Hanover'
16—riort Elgin 'at Lueknow
23.---,Lugknow at Hanover •
25,-.Lucknow at Walkerton
i• '27—Walkerton at LucknoW
4—..Port Elgin at LucknOw
• 7 --Walkerton, at LuicknoW.
9—LucknOw ..tat Walkerton
11-i;Lucknow ;at Hanover
LuCknovi
21—LuOkno* at Port
kft and,' Mrs.' Albert Alton,
• LuelthoW, :announce 'the engage'
Merit of- their daughter, Berpa-.
dean Eleanor, Mr,Lei).narct-
Aitehierson of Mr: and Mts. Gor-
The Wedding to take'. place /at
their residence, Lticknow, on Sat- '
STAGE SALVAGE' DRIVE
Meinhers of. the RolyroOd Wo -
Men's. Institute . are Sponsoring a.
salVage drive bn,Friday of this
WePtcs: POer, rags and iron are
.wanted. and' should be left in a
cOnspictioUs place tor the..cellect-
orS, , Dr* may' be left at Holyrood.
who Might have "sOniething to
_contribute to this • salvage drive.
should contact, either Mrs, Jack
SOUTH KI.NLOSS
The Mission land rally fOr the
western sectiOn of, Maitland Pres-
byterial was held., in'South
loss; Presbyterian Church'. Mrs.
,Farisli. Moffat, LangSide, :Mait-
land Presbyterial children's sec-
retary; presided; Mernbers. Were
;present from :Ashfield; LuelinOw,
Kincardine RiPley kinlough and
South kinless,
,The scriPture readingand pray-.
-er 'wag given 145.r Belle Graham
. and "Margaret Baulch of South
Kinloss. Mrs. ' Lloyd ,MaCDougall
Mrs. :RObert Mowbray, Wing -
ham, Presbyterial 'secretary, read
the rnintztes.. The offering prayer.
was given by Erinia.Perey,
lough. Louise. and Marion Mac-
Lennan of „Ashfield 'sang; a dnet
bro9k, was the guest speaker'. and,
fold the Girls Auxiliary ahd
Boys Brigade work in Ireland:
pressed thanks to Mrs. Hynciman
presented .a. gift; Mrs. Allan Mc-
Auley, Ripley, Presbyterial pres,.
ident„ spoke briefly. .
• The Scene "Let's Visit British'
Guiana" was. presented bY mem',
'bets pf • Kincardine- Band and the
.paritomime "WO I. Survey The
Wondrons. Cross!' was presented
by a riurnber of girls from RipleY
Band. . The cloSing Prayer was
given by.Wilda Reid of Luckhow.
Andrew Ritchie has bought the
farm ef the late Wm. Baldwin, in
the -Larresville 'community and
.nearby. Andy's home farm.' ,The
farm was purchased threugh the
.executor of the' Baldwin. Estate,
Mrs. Gladstone, of Sault, .Ste.
,Mar_ie,,-who-is-a-sister-of the late -
Mr. --Baldwin: Andy; olatained-rirn -
mediate -possession.
HARVEY.- VVEBSTER
H.EADS BOWLERS
The: large attendanCe at. the
annUal meeting last Wednesday
Of the • Litcknow Bowling Club;
and!the turnout at work beeS 'to
iasin in. the sport arid club 'of-.
et'. Fred Jackson, Wellington Mc-.
Hugh ,Cuming, W. V,' Johnston;
'Garfield IVIacDoriald„ Isaac
ler, Gordon ' 1V1c,Pherson';
oia sand new' meinbersu-re-
'tarvey Webster and Mrs.. ROy
Yintalisp_n, Were appointed ,to or-.
Slegdhs and the membership drive
Will sooti be oh. 1
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THAT' Ernest Button Was ' the
' winner of the $200 cash priie
at the Legion's 'jackpot bingo
last Thursday,night. There will
be another lueicy, whiner to-
• night, and each Thuriday
The • prize • hst at present
arnounts to $325 each night and
'it ail goes.
THAT Mary Porteous has com-
pleted a • three-year " course in.
dietetics at lVfacclonald College,
Quebec, and. will graduate on
May . 28th. , Prior to ioing to
Macdonald, Miss'Porteous spent
_two years. at_,Alma- College, St.,„
THAT Stanlek G.; Burns, ,saies
CoMpany,•: has :been tranSfekred
frOm 'Toronto, to. "St. Thomas.
where the modernizing'
'a Plant for •the manufacture of'
their, products, Stan,. son. of Mr.
drid Mrs. Burns, haS been
THAT lucky draw tickets are
,size hand-crotcheted tablecloth,
which hass.-been. made hy Mrs,
Sam ;,_Ciipskey. Proceeds ' of the
raffle Will !be..luSed for the beh-
been. an ; invalid since contract -f
nig polio ,Soine...tWO:yearS'
THAT 'George, Burgess has. re -
Hospital. where he Was. •a pat-
ient fOr seven Weeks ree-eiving
• treatment .for. arthritis: Gebrge,
served • hiS .80th birthday on
THA'r ',work is ,being ComPleted
• on the shoulders of the road on
„Highway .86 Which Was paved.
-Lucknow; The, _new highWay,
including Lucknow 'Main St.;
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PAgts
'LADIES T° "IIEAR riA141( " TO' PROCEED, WITH.
• 1 DEBENTURE ISSUE
^ A talk and distussion en "Your
Food and "Your Figure" will . be
held ciin the Hoslyrood Township
Hall next Wedneaday. night, May
The Meeting is spensord by: the
FOOD AND YOI.Tft FIGURE'
Institutes and Will. be addretsed
by Miss Elaine 'Pounk
tate Branch and Home'Econchnies
gricultix:re. • Meeting. and reviewed a break -
the Women of the cOmMun- ;dawn of' the estimated costs of
tend tO hear thia interesting sub- the ConstrUction: tender of. the
Seerns to concern Most everyone. Galt, to which the: contract has '
Construction basiness for 75 Years,
. and. has built .other SchbolS and
t .make an early` start at the
Key'• men Will have to
. Of, local labor „will be` required..
The Board feels it Will be.able
to fully Complete this 9 -room,
The Departnient Of Education, .
Ceuneil moved, to take innried-
'the necessary by.71,aw,, connected
. with this debenture issue,. which
ing 5 .percent, and tenders will,
be called for the Purchase' of :the "
issue.
, Receive Petition.' ,
spOnsored. by. the Business Men's
AsSOciation, 'and. bearing' genre 50
signatures, .asking that'coritidera-_,
Po4ce Officer stationed here.
• CoUricil decided to contact the
Beer bp statiehed .here,. in view
Of the territory to..be Covered
the distance we are from the
. Plan TO Cancel 'Trains:
A' CommuniCatison was' received
intention '1.6 teknove all pasSenger
and: expreSs Service. On the ow-
rnerston 'to Kineardine line, to ,be
'replaced toy ,btis and; truck ser -
'the Village Council at the May ,
meeting on.Tuesday'night was re-
quested to cori-nnence the neaes.
sary procedure for the issuing of. •
debentures, the amount .• of'
14..76,600 for the • conStruetion;
every detail of the new LtickneW"..-.
' , Mr.' Roberts Rae, chairman of •
A small barn at the home of
Miss Mary MacLeod wag deStroY1
ed, bY fire on TuesdaY afternoon;
and fanned •bY a Stiff west wind
-that was blowing, other ,koPerty
en Standpipe Hill' we's. threaten -
:ed. with -minor '.outbreakS -being
' the west of
'the .:fire Was not endangered..
Of undeterinined origin, the
eutbrealp Was discovered bY Bill
pOustOri.? who 'turned in ..the
of• Water Waiturned on, the barn
was enveloped in . flarnei. The
nearbSr 'barn Of Alex SutherI4nd
•
did not catch fire, birt sporadie
outbreaks Pccurred on the groUnd
around:' the, building, arid Were
Plying eMbers Set fire -to the
rOof of. a barn .on 'Mrs: Eliiabeth'
.Cengram'S PropertY, to. the east
Of Sutherland's propertY, but this
:was •ektinguished ',with a 'second
hose Iine that had been laid. •
the woodshed of MisS 'Elizabeth
Welsh's home toOk fire •at :the
ground and Worked inside beliind
tinguished this outbreak that re-
•Ouired throwing Out the woed.
The fire started about 4.30 in
the ,afternoen, and had it been
'at ;night the consequence's, COUld,:
have been 'very serious.
Miss. MacLeod ;was 'in ...Wirigham
attending a Presbyterial meeting
at the time. The barn was_ U.Sed
as a storehouse. ,
as . completed his
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will continue as usual.
h.ad the centre white strip -painted; . rat:year a arrna y, e spen ,Tbe CO'romurijcqticirA stated that '
- fore. returning to Torcinto--whe
oh list Thursday. a .few days. at his home here be- in event of , vvinter
of' Jack MeCharles on'. Stand.
Pipe Hill: 'was • the cause ef a
- noon. Neighbors had the put-
' break .unde,r Control ,.1.,yheri _the
Brigade arrived.
THAT Robert TheinPSon has she-
•cessfully concluded an eight-
" eationS Operator With the Air
'Services'13ranch ,,of the Depart: -
Ment of Transport. 0o.b reports
it Toronto tOdaY and. will: take
THAT the .freak tidal ,Wave,, gn
Monday whiCh hoisted harboy
silt -rimer resorts at Amberley
and Point Clark, bilt did 'little
damage. seems, •At Point
' Clatk the tidal •waye relied tip
the river dt Jardine's and took
were also shifted; -.The.: water
„came. up arOund,the lighthouse
..and'.‘kashed-undet the former
,Armstriang .and Reid. cottages1
to the roadWay' south frorn the
Point/. Parther to the south a
level wai put on after the tide
receded ;arid it was •estimated
at this 'point It Caine in...With
.A roar. before .7 and
'Stick Campbell reportb 'hat it
shook 'their cottage., '
BERVIE- .PASTOR
C9M1NG HERE
Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn
pastor.' of the Luckito* United.
Chtirek succeedirig'' pr., W. J.
effectiVe..on July..•,lst, when Rev.:
and 'Mrs: Meiklejohn will tome
Rev. -„,•XeiklejOhn recently ten-
dered his YesignatiOn .as minister
of the three-point' charge of. Ber-
viei,. Blackhorse. Land.: Clark's and
announcement of his ittendedres-s
.was rEteived with sineere regret,
A. delegation, from the Pastoral
Relations Cornmittee, of the Luck.- 1
now Church heard Rev. Meikle -
At,' the lolose of this service a
congregational, Meetin.g was heId.,)
When,' it Was unanimouSly.decid-
lVfeiklejohri, Which. he accepted,
The new minister, is thirty-hine
---Rev..7-AVI-eiklejohn-cante-tO-Bel
vie lour years" ago from .'Saik-
atclfewan. He has been acttV'e
:'our.'ig People's Work and at (IVIir-
9f busses to cope With holiday
travel, trains would be available
fOr service during.the emergency,
coneerned. is. being held in Wing -
ham tonight which Reeve J. C. • •
MeNab will. attend. Council obt•
jeeted strenuously to this change.
ef .service when proposed a "year
or so agc.', but now seem More
luke-Warin in their objections, as
it is • recognized that the C.N.R.
passenger service •buSin-es,s is loS-
Mg money oh these branch
arid that sooner or later the: ser. -
'vice will, be. disContintied•and 're-
placed .VY: the system they pre -
now „consider' would be an
PrOVerrient omer the 'present rails,
Reeve' MeNab Said he, 'thought '
'he shbuld fight o hold the tram
serviee . but fel it Was a lost
County Engineer deorge" Steph-
enson that the hard surfacing;
program of Village roads! 1.8 to be,
Cafried 'but only so far aS "can
be _covered by the ;debenture is-
paratory ;Work ,was not' in the
estimate.s, and the Board' *i's of'
one Mind to do right What is done
.arid then 'call a halt for this year.;
ALBERT. ORSER Of Dunganriori
marked his 91st birthday on
Thursday, He still enjoyS good
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