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THE LtYCKNOW .SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEIJNF,SDA,Y, JULY 2nd, . 1053
ST :I:EL.ENS;
4iss Joyce .McDonald had her
appendix removed at the Wing
ham. Hospital on Wednesday last
and retro ned home on Saturday.,
Mrs. Allan. • Cranston, Nancy
Patsy are leaving on. Thursd , y
lox a visit ai, her•. home .at Arcola,
Sas'l.
The ladies are reminded of the
(meeting •of the Women's I nstitute
• this Thursday ` afternoon at 2.3.Q
the community .hall, Roll call,
"Who's who in, our country".
'Mrs. James Durnin has bei:
• a rvisior with ` her parents, Mr.
end Mrs. Luxton at, Kincardine.
The ,girls of .the Handicrafters
Club, .some of •their, mothers and
:others nurrttbering , in all. to over
40, enjoyed Monday at. Niagara
Falls. Thee y • •travelled by bus
+char;bered !from Allen -.Reed/ •of.
Dungannon. •
Mrs. D. Todd with Mr. And Mrs.
Stan. Todd • and Andrew of Eg
ritondville sp@nt a • few days, last
week with relatives at Pigeon,
Much.: % • . • .
SVliss i argaret •Miller -
is work
• ing' `.as a nurse's' aid at, Wingham
Eospital. during• thle ,holidays.: .
That.:trhe 4,M -fuel 'ra ternoon .-tea
sp nsored by.: the .. , Women's . As-
sociation cif the . United Church.
• has become !popular event, was
'shown on Friday afternoon when
• a large. cro wwl of members : ,and
insitors gathered . at, the church.
The: president, Mrs.' James Cur-
ran, .was in the chairfor the pro-
gram' which opened . with. '.a brief
warship service the theme; of
w�liich was "What God expects . of
Christians. iii •, the .use of , oppor-
itunities Mrs: J Cani,eron read
Group I W.A.
,Group 1 of the
Wednesday afterr
at. the home of
,phreY. After the
the Lord's prayerjwas repeated in
unison. The, seri tore lesson :Was
read, by Mrs', I, eonard Ritchie.
Mfrs. Alex Hackett reported . for
the cheerio coimnitte , Roll call'
wwastans}wered by 7 1 di1 es. Read-
ings - were given by y Mrs. john
Nicholson and Mrs. ,eKim, Af-
ter • the 'closing exercises, Mrs.
Sarah iCollyer conducted a Icon
test, A. dainty lunch was served
by the coxnrnittee in charge. •
GGroup 11. W. A.,
The June meeting of Group II
of the W.A. w+a&_.held at the •home
of Mfrs; Ewart•, Taylor With 29 l'ad=
ies present.' Mrs. Harvey Webster,
president, presided, for the •mdet-
ing. Aftei`,•a hymn and the Lord's
prayer in unison, Mrs. Ken Mur-
die, read the scripture lesson; Ar,-
rangements . were Made, for con-
tributing •and,serving lunch' et the.
•farewell gathering for Dr.. and
Mrs. Mumford. ' •Mrs; Jack Ackert
took 'the chair for'•the following
;program: reading :by ,Mrs. Mor-
gan. Johnston, • "forgetfulness";
reading, Mrs. •'Hoag, "The House-
•wife's: Song" contest, Mrs. Joynt;.
reading; Mrs. Win.. Eadie; "This
Getting ; Older", ,reading, Mrs.
Campbell. Thoinpson, . "Something
for Notiiiing7;, contest, • Mrs. R.
Ackert. Lunch, was' served 'by the
+committee ` in charge,. Then fol=.
lowed a successful baking sale at
which bidding wlas • brisk, • with,
Mrs. Joynt. as; a :Very' capable
auctiQLleer.. 1
W.A. was held
oon, June lath
rsr Bili. Hum -
opening hymn,
Ashfield Presbi'.terian
the: scripture' lesson and'. Mrs.' .T. The June meeting • of .the:'Ash•
3� Todd the lesson -thoughts. Other field W.M S'.�: met at the home: of
. numbers included , songs by: the
girls: of St.. Helens;school, Ipiano
"solos by Norma',, Murray, •Doris
Miller, . Donna Woods, ' Alison
Webb and , Mrs. :Chester Taylor;,
readings; by .Miss' W: D. Ruther-
ford and •DoriMiller, Solos. . by
Mrs. E. W. Rice and Phyllis ,Bar-
ber, a piano dtiet by, Mrs: W. R.
,•andtMrs. Garnet Farrier of White-
churoh and a.: guitar: solo by Mrs
Dustin Beecroft.. At ' the tonal'-
. Sion a ,pleasant social.. hour was
enjoyed When tea was served. Ar
tar gernents. for the program. Were
in charge of Mrs: George Stuart,
• Mrs. T: J. Todd and 1Vl:rs.. Frank:
McQuillin; .:those ; for the lunch,
MTs. S. E. Hayward, Mrs. G. Mc
Pherson, Miss Annie DUrnizi: and
Mrs. Curran.
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Mrs. Wm Johnston, Mrs. Duncan
MacKay. was. in 'charge.; lyfrs
Kay offered"pray. r after which
.hymn 292 was sung. The serip
tore reading 'was read by Minnie:
Catheazt and. Mrs. Earl , Howes
gave the explanatory -interprets-
tion of 'the -chapter: MTSColin
McGregor offered pralyer. , Mrs.
Hugh MacKenzie read thefirst
part from the .study hook, on
British Guiana, ' and after hymn
*374, • Mrs. Hugh.,MVlacKenzie read
the second part. Anna. Mae Mac-
Donald offered prayer. Gleanings
from the Glad Tidings . prepared
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by Sadie Johnston, .*ere read by
Mrs. Wilson. The .goldentext was
answered. with. a verse of scrip-
ture. Mrs, MacKay gave.�clos-
ing prayer.'. The:president, Mrs. D.
MacKenzie;, took charge and dis-
A RESOLUTION•passed 'by. Bruce cussed . the business 'part of the
.meeting. Thhe prayer circle Was
left ,over 'for the ..next• meeting,
There were.35. adults. present. The
July meeting will be held• at: Mrs.
Hector 1Vlaclean's: ,
County Council at the; June ses-,
sion asked that Bruce' County,
Judge J. -F. P. Birne of: Owen
Sound, take , up''residence at ' or
near Walkerton: •
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SPORT' • � sacks •again. . Riggin Scored on
.. Miley's fielders choice retiring;
IEvans; and. Bissett, ,trying hard,
AFTER WIN
TOSS AWAY GAME
HERE died to: centre 'tq retire the side..
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Lucknow Legionnaires handed Walkerton.Luc now
the Walkerton rine a sound 66 to k "'
Umpires
1. trimming; in the County• Town rnp•
last Wednesday night 'but °eine
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right ,back, to: Sepoyville" on Fri- LEGIONNAIRES EDGED -
clay plght to give ,the. Walkerton, W.INGHAM. MONDAY NIGHT
ians a 3-2 victory by • the Legion
naires' worst fielding; andbase In a pre -holiday : fixture at
running exhibititon . of the • now Wingharr on Monday night Luck-.
half-play.,ed schedule. now Legionnaires plaYed all but
The Walkerton Gam a . . errorless ball to . edge .the Cross•.et
Walkerton'sdefeat last Wed- Mercurys•• 1-0; Sparrow • gave ,up,
nesday, night .was .their'. sixth in but two hits and Justice three in
a row, and it was earmarked a from 'tidypitching* duel. A.'. pair of
the first pitch in the • opening errors in the 2nd inning • allow-,
inning when IS.helley Miley clout- ed George. Chin to score the lone
ed one that •weals .good, for the �cir- run '"" "'
,cult.• Charlie Ju• stice slammed out • + * * *. *
d tiripper in •,the 3rd. "THE, STANDING
another roun� '
Meantime. Walkerton were able Won "Lost. Pere.
to do little at bat^anc were beot- Lucknow • 14 , 5 ':737
ing the ball' to make' it'all. the Meaford ••
tougher for "the little iron •man" Walkerton
12 5 . .706
11 7 .611.
George Zuk. Zuk whiffed 7 to 12 Port 'Elgin •• -8' 10 ,445
for Justice. Walkerton's lone.run Wingham fi' 11 .353
came . in • the' 9th when Jack Knox Hanover , 3 16 :all
doubled, stole third and then,,
streaked home as Justice' was . re- ,
• 1Vl[cNeil Takes To Pitching
turning to the mound after argu- Port . Elgin's colored : duo• of
• ing a pitch with the plate umpire: Iughhie Hal and Burrell were tab-
r h e sent from Friday • night's game,.
Lucknow 101 030 100•-6 6 0 'With Hanover, which the latter
Walkerton " 000 000 001-1 7 4 ' club won . 3'-2 in 1.0 • innings: The.
• Friday's.: Fumble
On Friday night What the .Leg-
ionnei,res .did in the field .and on
the bases Was :"moiler'.- Walker=.
ton had • 11.: risen left on 'bases to;
Lucknow's 7, which indicates that.
the score might easily have been Keith Freeman.
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more than 3-2 for the visitors,
,•,It was one- o/:those •nights, •When WINGHAM: GRADUATES
a team does nothing right. Luck= HELD 'ANNUAL . PICNIC
now committed a total of ten. et-
rors,`With ' the usually steady Jack • The Wingharri .General Hospital
Evans having a • jittery .night graduate' nurses' picnic was. held
versatile Alex. McNeill; Port cat=•
cher, hurled the first game of itis'
career and almost' won it...That
same night the Meaford club. gave
Russ Johnston•• a -rest and• Wing -
hem edged out a : 3-2 •.win over
around first •at Kincardine Beach on Saturday
The ' errors could have been June; 28th; where dinner was' ser-
overlooked, 'DIA • there was no ved:;:Miss M. --E. Adams of Wing-
alibing that gosh awful base ham presided foraa':short. business,
running, that fizzled `away most:'discussion. Theofficers elected
every . chance the.' Legionnaires for." the coming year are:. honor-
h,ad to pull the fat out of,the fire.
. � ary Pres., Mrs.• Gibson Gillespie;
A home run sock over the pies:;' Mrs. Richard Lloyd;"• sec;- •'
fence. (attention Hiank Smith) Iby treas., Mrs, ,.Neil II . MacDonald
G . rge Zuk i
. n the top of the
• �° • conveners of sports, Mrs.Walter
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7th proved .the winner `marker as Pocock, Mrs. Jim Carr, Mrs. How-
Lucknow staged `a two -run • come- • and Machan;. lunch, Mrs.. • Bert
back in the bottom of ' the' 7th" , Walden,: Mrs. Calvert Finlay, Mrs.
Zttk's:'homer came after Justice 'Donald_McKenzie.
had , hu`rt his . shoulder in an un
successful and unwise .Headlong Correspondence 'was' read from
slide for the' late m the 6th. ' Miss Cottrill; Mrs, W A 'Kirk
._ - plate _. • atri.;ck: (nee , Miri' •e' •�or: er •'.
Knox singled. to open the ball 'Kirk-
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Peps you un, loo improves appetite; digetlon so
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today At aiidruggtat$.
patrick: z t ) of
game, went to second on a••passed !llaidstane, :Sask.; M
,r.'s.• .Clarence
ball 'while ••N. Dentinger. : struck ,seen,- Grand'Bend; Mrs: Verna
out and raced to third after Craig, .(MacDonald) •McLeod, :Oshawa
flied to. deep second. Knox scored Miss 0. M Wood; Port Credit
when ' Bissett " jug}gled Zuk's' Mrs. Gibson • Gillespie was the'
grounder . Zuk rows .picktd'. off eldest graduate and Mrs: ' Walter
trying to steal second. Pocock, the, youngest ,grandmoth
In he hid Knox again
er• 'Mrs. Katherine McKay of
third xHamilton carne the longest dist
singled, went,to econd on a pas -s
ed -ba 1--anti-to-third-when Dent ance:.
inger was' safe on • an 'error .:at Plans were made to•• hold .the
first.. As Dentiner Went 'down
picnic next:year in the'. Wingham
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Miley .heaved to second with park on. . June 30th, to , meet. in
ICAnox racing home. '
Lucknow got five hits, incluld'-
ing dotibles' by';Bissett and Rig-
gin, plus $ ,walksoff, Zuk who
was shaky in spots,: but' bore
down in• the last .two' ,frames to.
finally, snap their .losing streak.
In the third Bissett doubled but
was"put by plenty trying to, steal
third "with .Justice at bat. In the
4th Justice and Bell l sere walked'
order with' 'Charlie also our•
atterript ng 'to' pilfer third,
ThP .5th . saw...anothPr_ chance
blown, when with the bases load-
ed, Miley. was called "out at first
for being off. the sack, with : Zuk
on the mound ,ready to deliver.':•
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In the 6th'iwith one aWay JUs-
tic& raced all 'the, way to • third
on a three -base error..•on his fly
to deep right; When, Bell. popped
out tO 'short he attempted to go
'catch. Chased
hen Detntinger
�ay from hirr,�:.:
-Charlie heade
for hame.after th
hack • and safe
lett e -get
few feet at thi
for the plate aggn and was pick-.
ed off did and lay• there'' when
he took; a shking .up in • a head -1
long slide irr which he 'hurt the
shoulder of his pitching Larrn.
Finally,in,the 7th Lucknow did
click but with too little and too
late'. Eeaco`rri: • flied out to deep
centre. Miller anal Riggin walked.
and Evans 'singled Miller here.
Money Chin walked to fill, the
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Kincardine Pav
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Modern
MIDNIGHT DANCES
Civic Holiday • &„Labor Day
the lafternbon and'•have"suppei~.a:.
A 'poen.' "A Tribute : to .Nurses
Was read by. Mrs. Neil MacDor.-
aid. The gathering enjoyed •halo
ing Mrs. Wilson Ringrose•of Tees-
water present Mrs: Ring rose. was
assistant superintendent of Wing -
• ham `,General•.I3ospital for .many
years..;
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