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LEGION'NAIRES• EDGE
GODERICH IN CLOSE ONE.
Lucknow Legionnaires a n d
Gaderich Sailors .tangled in,•a nip
.and tuck ' battle here. ,pn Tuesday
aught with the•'jibmesters racking
' up:. a 5-4 win in. a 9 -inning tussle
;that. . was rattled off • in, a little
a1f.
h
less than .:an . •hour and a
iiughie Hall'. , fire -balled the
horsehide past the, Sailors. for 18
strikeouts and • scattered 7" hits.'
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Young • was•no push
o
vex
an
d
whiffed"' 11 against ,8 hits
• Lucknow ' scored,: one ln, 'the.
first: • Art Andrew lecl off with .a;
hit, advanced, 'to 2nd' on Greer, s
• iascrifiee; •had•, to •pull` up at -3rd
on a. "hit, by'.'Jack MacDonald and
Scored: When •' Hall fliedout • .
tog. s
Goderich 'squared thin
'start the 5th with - Westlake scoff-:
ing' on a hit, a fielder's•' choice
land a passed ball, ;when Hall did
.,not move . in . to cover:
,Luckrow ;added three in their
',half of the 5th. With, one away
Andrew laced a' triple .to 'leift,.
but was • robbed at the plate: in
Ian attempt to score on Greer's
tfielder's choice. «Jack MacDonald
got an, infielc hit?and--scored::on
an, error, 'in ;left, on Hall's long
••fly', .,with Allis 1 •speed •Merchant,
tagging -:up at..•thirt[ onr.the play._
He scored • on a passed ;ball, with,
Banks lacing. a hi through •
:middle c r , the next , pitch
Goderich got, right back . in the
THE.
• I Kingsley, ss. ::, 4 0 ' °1 •1,' 1 • .0
McLean, . cf ,..r., .4 Q ' 1, 0 1 '' 0
Westlake if �. '1.. 1.' 1. ,' 0 0 . '2
Young, P ,...,.,;.. 4. 0 • 1, 0 0 . 0
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LucknoW • :ab- • r.. h po a e
P ndrew, cf .,,,... 4, .'2 2'' 0 .0 0.
Greer,. 2nd .,,.....,. 3 1 .0 0. 1 1
MacDon'd, ss; .;,. 4 Q. ` 3 .2 0� 0
Hall,. 1? ,,,,.,..4. 1. 0 1 ..3..P
Banks,, c :. ',4 0 .1 16.:2 1 barrow ..race, David and :Geoi.ge
Koviak, 3rd :,.:... -4 '. 1. 1 ' 1 0 0'
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Treleaven, ;if 4 •0• 1 0 0 0,
Cook'lsf •;•42.' 0 .0 -.6, r,0 ..1
SALKELD, •CLAN
MET ,AT SEAFORTH '
The' Salkeld, annual reunion
was held in. Lions' Park, Seaforth
on Saturday, June 10th .with 66
members. of the', elan` present.
• Dinner,was served at 1 : •;p.m,,
after which an hour of sports was
enjoyed, by young'• and; old, alike.
Winners., -included: three -;legged..
race, Andrew and. Betty Mathie
son, Goderich; relay ,' race,, Ann'
;.Todd, . St. • Helens and ' Margaret
el'
Bouski.11, Winnipeg, 1Vian.; who
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• DARKY' ACE STRUCK, OUTS•
17 FOR . LOCAL'S FIRST .WIN
Lucknow Legionnaires sprang
their, newest, surpirise : in ' Class ' A
softball .last Wednesday night in
Clinton. The surprise. was Hughie,'
Hall,
18 -year -Old 'negro student
from" Detroit, who ..proceeded to'
whiff„ 17 batte g
Fume;: Milton; time race, David
B s
kill G
eor 4
et g
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ar ou .
H p �.
Hume; spot ' race, _Mrs. R. Bo�}s-
. • • W: W lli's Clinton; : rnir
loll Mrs. a ,
:. Wise'
n•
;ton, Nil's.. Wm D.allirrg,'•Monkto ,
kick :th'e-slippe • race,• ;Mi.'s: ' Wise,
Mrs' W Wallis,
Mrs.. •.Geo..,.Saik-
el.
Election; €7:f• officers was held
re-
sultirg in the following being
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THURSDAY, JUNE. 2n lrrSQ
COUNCIh MIN.UT S'
KINLOSS TOWNSHIP x f.
Council' nlet 'on. 'June 12th as
e • nnernber.s'
per,
adj ournment< A,1
present.. . .
Carruthers Lavin .that the 'min-
utes of th4 last' regualr meeting
of May 8th and; special meeting
May •36th las.. read be approved
.and signed.. '
Laois -MCI nris n that the.. cost
of the weed sprayer ..be -transfer-
red-froth the general account to
the .hilg,hway . account, '
q
ler
,Carruthers Peroy that the .c clerk'
k
:send the bill. of. the Lt cknow Fire,
Deint, to,.the 'agent -•of thea, fire in7
s>irance••cornpanycarryi'ng the in'
'Pere
surance•' on the. • Pearge y
_ Stone"-at'Holyr'ood
Clin eicc-Carruth'crs that the. clerk
ate race Mrs, Jennie W , .. 1' Y , ,
Write .. engineer James A., Howes
Of Listowel and : ar rari�ge• �a meet-'
in; as''soon! as.possible: ,
d , Ca�rruthes McKinnon• that thci
cle.'vk 'take ;necessary ,procedure
to take care'of the obstruction ,on
stalled for 1951 ,pres.; 'Roy .Run-` the McKay-McQurl'lin`. drain ,on
dle; Goderich vice. Pres.,. Mrs S'.` Highway. 86• '
Rae, Stratford;': sec.-treas.•,.. Mrs•` ` Carruthers Percy that . ,'v do
;F, Townsend,• Clinton; assistant, now adjourn to ` }neet again on
rs'• allowin only, Miss E. Washington, 'Auburn.: • `Monday the 17th day of • July,
two bingles,. to live . •the. Legion It was decided (1) •to~pay . $5 to 1950: •`
' 4 • and . their th Lions. Club the ,use of Cheques issued: W. R. Ch
7 't , . � e. i _ ;rri;an, relief Supplies• . $25 i)0;
first ,victory in four, stars: park; '(2) th a donation b g• v
} a err'ifc he 'caretaker.; 3:) 'to hold CKNX,: two :broadcasts, 6,06.; Jas,
Hughre s fast l all. w s_ �- en�to a • t Cochrane-ibala-nee ora -y oiler- tc.m,
•
ap-
names a o 'win; 'ethe-
1.q
h shut t year ' the third
,and •m the.last 7 innings esu the picnic nex y r 49.50;: George„If ,Hiltz, gas and oil,
out' the Airmen with. only 24 !men ,Saturday hi, June, (4) that Mrs:." ,,..:0, 3 ,'Co• -.O Store, Luck:=
faciri:hi ;Unaccustomed to,`On .F Rowed be responsible for •the., ` spray , 6 , p
, .., _< .._...... . r . .._ ._ _ i:. ,_ ,_...� _ r.. ''=--now._:-,-rel-ief : supip.lies.Y-15-0 L; '''T;RA T
tario `r. es: Hughie got off, to ;a wrrtrr}g .up..o the,. Spectator for n�,
'bad' .'Start, issuing ..three Walks,. •nex.t;• year with' Miss :M E"..• : Sal-. Lane;, hydro at :hall, 5.54, C.rsrpo►,-
t'he.ation of Lucknojv, fire.. truck .a:t
and which.;cwere `a factor in Clin- . keld asci ting • `1�T•ewriian's' `Store,', 50,00; , Gordon.
ton' getting three runs: They• add-. A prograrri was•given with the.McPherson, 1 lox..' bounty',; t.00,
d another in the-second,.frame, M ga St r1eY.-Co we11-?5-€ox-bountie-s;=
..: resident, ..Mrs. Wm: Dallas ___iii__ . � • •
- charge •and which, consisted of a ;
and, that, was that., 5,00 Jack' McQu Llin;• 2 fox boor
Mac=' enzie, 1�#'i'ag ;�i gar ., l ,kij
Carters, 'London .t. .185.78;
Donald" acl via!, sa, , l°,':,I"•z„;;'
15.00; Hoy H� 1.rnan 1.
ibex, 4j:00; R. 'Forster, veld•,r�
13.00; C. • E. MoTay.i h,' .fagl x,11,
109.88; Armco Dr a rage (;c;,, cul-
verts, '870.8.8; -Dept. o.t high a.a
gas tax, . 52.80; (. 'E, V!c'I?a� bail,
oil, 42,50;• Sherwin William • ,,
brush kill, 487,64; Dan McKinnon,.
express . charges on abciv.•c�,'
_ J. R. 'LANE; Clerk,
B.F.Goodrich
extra
• game m the 6"th , on ;a Walk -air
• a: home run clout by, Bissett. G:od
erch tied it 'up::'in 'the 8th on a,
two .iscratch hits, arid a
passedball`.: to Young who struck.
•out, on,the' next pitch for the' 3rd'
out:
The Legionnaires won. it ' neat-
ly in the last, Of the' 8th. ' Tom.
'K:oviak doubled, stole third and
•.trotted homee. on I3i11 Treleaven's
:s:ingle..
In a good: .display of sports-
ananship,, Goderich players con
;gratula.ted' mall; . and .gave . the
Luckno r team a Cheer, which
was 'heartily returned.
The,., Legionnaires picked'• uP sing -song,. which::proved that the
ties, ..2.09;: Wesley Young, .1 fox.,
single runs' in the •2nd, . 3rd and vocal talents of the group had bounty
,.:1.00; David Ross 1 fox
4th innings,' and broke loose .in. not been used for some •'• time; a , 'ant 1.00. Gordon Gor'don Ho;digkinson,
the'.' 8th foi,:.`four.,runs to 'salt it 'bounty y,
solo. by ,Ann. Todd; some: is 5 fox •beanfres;, 5.00;, Donald' 1VIac
away: . of). the 'clan. by : Mrs: Routed, ' a ;1nty e, 5' fez bo,inties,: '5:00; -Al
Freddie Banks', olio.does a neat on ".ghee "'bv Mrs.:Geo
arid: ims kf ''eau ht ! reading
g p lister Hughes, .3 fofx .ho unties; 3..00,,
;job pati the mo h e g . . Salkeld; reading; George Hume;',Murray,ns ectoi . warhle'
or:!Hu hie in'Clinton; Tom .Gogo'reading;:David:.•Hume reading.: of..Il A. M y' p '
1 g . fly,;:265 00 • Ethyard ' Thornpsoxi•
' in ;;the..'`third' :men lber '.,of "the" the, 19'50''":S ectator"' by `Miss! M:
g , l t P •,,,balan•ce. tr•:acto:; ,on ; spr a.y; 70 C),0;'
'd"ark-skinned , trio was,, still side'- ' E.• . Salkeld on.:the ., .doings and r : kin
in'ed with ahand' injury • ' e vements""' of . :the' inembres : 1VIrs,. James. S,mith;' ca eta.: g,
1 .. . achre � 5 Q0;' J R;� Lane,.,unemployment
Lucknow <' ,' 01.1:.100 .040.,. 7.i ,for. 'the•;pas-t •year,; speech'by,•Mrs• .• s ni 's' .4.20* • '
310:• 000= .0004• ., .•; �. insui ance . to p,
Clinton .. '. R. .B.ouskill `Winnipeg, , who ..i,e� ... i. .. •P No.,
� , 1'Iighway,ghegiaes. ay Iio•11
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Luckno-w Art:. .Andrew,. f, ce �ed..the. prize ;for. h iving :'come:: ,
5 $240 85' Scott` Bros. ' Cc asst Co:;
2nd ; '•Jack' Mac*, Clarence- Greer,:.. ,,
Donald, s ; •. H > gall n F.: Banks
c, ,I oviak, 3rd;' Ivan,'Heihn; rf
Bill Treleaven, ac oo ; . s '•• day Guests` Were; present. from '
Goderich, ab ' r.' h Po. a.' e. d p St
the farthest •for the picnic ;'
• ditching,,;gra�rei', etc.; 1682.00; .Tas.
• � d at 6;30 n'd, .•
'• � 00 012 0 0-�4 . ona s, , .. Supperwas sez e .a 1 32:25: H. ' H: 11an-
Goderich';. 0r Ed�:ar, .grave
•
rY-=-S: all reported.,ha�"ing had'a good
Ia�cknow 100 `• 030 0 1f Jack C k 1 t ' riermarr gravel 376.10; Frank
Clinton, Dungannon; Auburn; ' : .
Mero,1.st 5 0 1` 6 0 0,
Fulj,.ford, 2nd 4 ' 1, 0 3 ' ;1 0
Bissett; 3rd:. `; • 3 •2 1 1 2 ...1
Leich, rf • 4 .. 0 i 0 0 ' 0
(James Next weer ' :. e� ri5, r.a ore.,
June'•.26-Lucknow at Seaforth Monhton, ''Luck;riot�;
'28=-Lucknow at ;Goderich ; j Winnipeg.;
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• 30-Goderich: at .Lucknow
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GOOD iAR
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O9DS ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT.
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Change.:Over -From. Steel To: Rubber:
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FOUNTAIN'1'.OE
REPLACED
The June ineetin" .of•the W..4:1:
was held 'a usual in ,the Council
'Chamber with' 22 present. it Was.
: voted to . give $10 ::each to the
Salv;ationl;Army fund and :to..the
Manitoba Relief . Find A .motion.
teas made to replace �he .drinking.
fountain. on ;Main. treet . which
had :.'originally, been• erected . by'
the' Institute in 1936. The making
of lingerie- was ; decided upon as •
the ,Institute • short • course, to- .be
held -the latter part of October, . ; :
Mrs. Salkeld made final ar
rangenients •.• for,••the making ,of'
bouquets, for those who' had been
members-_ -35 ''years :ago. Those
'will be ' presented at, the District
Annual to' he held • in 1'olyro'od
On - June:• 15th, This includes siX
Institutes,. The .ro'l'l call was ans-
wered by . "Sot•netli:ng a hous“
•guest• should" not' do.". The motto
'for the day: ---"No oneg6tS i'ndiges-'
ti.on`frorn• eating humble. pie" lura:;.'
read by' Mrs. Howard Rohinsrori.
� •Mr, Elm'
e ' Urnbach ftivo'ecl with,
a: pz no."solo and ,ako arcoh'ij in-
ied Mkks,,Rae, \A -he sand ' In Lilac
Tirnel,, .
• F6r the ' Standing :,committori, i
Mrs. McGill, the ,convener; •read
a".paper On '.Drugs and Miss ' W.:.'
McLeod 'gave , g ',paper ' on.. "The .
value: of a • good homemaker
whose price .Solor:•noh, said was •
far above rubies The' meeting",
closed with a splendid' demon-
stration by Mrs.: Philip Stewart' •'
on theMaking of sandwiches..
They wei,.e most attractive as"well
as tasty and served as part 'of the . '
lunch ',Which` followed. • a
:There will be nd' regular meet -
ink in, July or August but dur-
ing this time •a picnic at Kin,car-'
dine and a' .bus• trip 'to* London
have been planned..
Low
ressure
THE LAST WORD
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bot.t1e'cart'o'n
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