HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-05-22, Page 7•Tn,UR,SDAY, MAY 22nd, .194' •
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The Intermediate baseball. sche
dee for Group 2 of the.,W.O.A.A.
was'' 'drafted at: a meeting in
Luckno.w on.Friday night. Luck-:
. now ripens the schedule in Ripley.
on May 28th' and play their first
hone -game on June 6th with Au-
' ,burn t e visiting nine; •
• All teams„ °except WaIkertorr,•'
were represented at • the schedule -
drafting` meetin& at which. the
Kincardine delegation announced.
the withdrawal of their team',
Laclt. of :interest was given.: as, the
reason., when rto more than .four
players• -turned • up at. t either. •pf•
two meetings__ that ' were called: .
Walkei•tcn en.t 3'ed-:a teamJo that
the group stili` reni.ain•s �at' seven'
tea n. ,, two 64. ' Which are junior
teams -- Ripley ,arid ' Goderich,
Lions,, Th'eGoderich" Intermediate
learn- is called , the. Flyers, .'!by
which they will" be distinguished,
H.' S. `Doc" Lavery, manager of
the .local team, has been appoint
ed, group convener Ito • succeed
George ' Shewfelt 'of 'Kincardine,
• whoF r-esignecL_ien hs__Club
withdrew; Since theschedule was
•• • drawn Walkerton has dropped
• out, .arid. so. we do °not publish the
scheduler this week, •awaiting, its
rev• siorm .
LOCAL NINE:: TO PLAY
GODERICH'' SATURDAY.
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L�how� mediate hardball
I_me .rhal
team. vOli"nom-
• ];iihlen game in .Goderich •on Sat-.
'urday afternoon,.• iii Conneetion
with the celebration, being staged
in the Huron. C•apitai,
"'Doc' 'Lavery, saw his 'squad
in, action on Monday evening for
the _first ,tirrre andwas impressed.
boys turned out ' for this rnitial
:practise. •
With. Kincardine dropping' out
'of •the pic.ture,. the ,services of El -
Heft ,Carruthers will be available.
to The Sepoys, : and that to some.•
degree solves -thel pitchiizg prob-.
lem Elliott, , however,—" will not
be 'available for all , games; and
ren if lie we>Fe, •could not 'handle
.the. hurling duties • 'in" a closely
packed schedule;'that• has' the Se-
poys °at'';ane' •,pomnt` slated• to play
five games in twelve 'days....
THE LUCKNOW. SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTArtio
Oiiver U�1c� VI Ontario. Liberais
• NE! LIBERAL LEADER
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Crowning 22 years. . of : public
:life, Far=o°I.lhar Oliver, M:P:P. `for,
°Grey South, Wnas� been _elected_
leader` of the Liberal Party. in
Ontario. ,He 'was. the choice of
1,200 delegates; representing
every riding :irr the. province,' at
the. three-day. convention° of 'the
Ontario. Liberal Association'which
closed, in Toronto on Friday.
Although only .4'3.:year•° •of age,
the ,-new Liberal .leade'r.• has... been
a: member of the: Ontario Legis -
III/O:SOFTBALLL TEAMS
• The revival. of. hardball ,oral•,'
• isrl`t
.g..-)ing to eclipse •sol.tball, and
prospects' are .that there'.'wrll be:.
two' softball teams'. in oi•gan,ized
competition'; thisseason: •
girls team is likely; and ah
ready practises have • comrhencect
4 at the High' School diamond *,°
The Legion -hag entered 'a men's,
, tea' :in •the_ W:O.A.A
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PLAN TO PROMOTE
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lature for. more than '22' • years, •
and. tie Liberals''loak forward
with 'confidence to a vigorous, 're
viral in. 'Ontario under' experiene-
:ed, yet. outhful,' direction. In ad-
dition t6', being . victorious' in sr
successive . provincial ' 'elections,
Mr. Oliver• ---youngest• mark.. ever
to. sit in the Ontario House ---has.
been a provincial cabinet' r-nini-
ster and las' been Leader of, the
Opposition -• since 1945. He' was
els t.ed on the U.F.O. ticket:
Although equal'.-, familiar with
urban • andrural' pr'oblerns, . Mr,,
O4v dr• is y'practical= farmer., He
Was born the farm., near :Price-
villc, iout.h-east''o wen" Sound;
when,_, ,be r%ow.' lives . apd (works,
,gr;.,nd.father' was a pioneer
of 'the P'r•iceville district. His .par-
ents, Mr. and'Mrs. Names. Oliver,
live at, Flesherton, in the . 'same:
district.
During the 'First World ,War",'
Mr, •Oliver, • while in . his earls
:teens, • farned his lather's : land,.
He now has 550 'acres, of which
Firs wi; NT—TS the manager -="arid ' a
: good dile; 'too", Mr. ;.Oliver de
Glares.. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver, have
both beef -and dairy cattle and
their .farm . its: their livelihood, net
a - hobby, Mrs, Oliver is •-the. for-
mer Mabel Orutchley, of Durham,
.whoin he married in.1930 :"
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Mr: Oliver; elected_ first• to rep-
resent, • Grey• Sc ith 1i'i' 1926,.was
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gnews! INSURAH� •Agency:
Lucknow, Ontario. .
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Caston
.Automobiles.
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successful i : the sucessive el-
ectiohs af�29, '1934,' 1937, 1943
and 1945, in 1941 -i --he was:' appoin-tr-
:ed :M:inmate% of -Public Welfare &
Public• W. ticks .in the 'cabinet of
Premier l.Vitehell F, ;Hepb'grn: A
year 1 later, ' he broke • with. ,Mr.
Hepburn over the latter's ;dispute
with .Prime Minister. King, and
resigned:from the. cabinet. The
foljlowirag. May, 1943; Mr. Oliver.
returned to the governnierit..in
the same portfolio under. Premier.
Harry Nixon. — ,.... _ ..
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When the present Ontario 'Gov
ernment took office in 1945,' Mr.
Oliver was. ,appointed Liberal
House • leafier and. became Leader
of;• the Official „Opposition. •His
"louse. followers,'' in caucus, at 'the.
conclusion :of:'the 1947 session; •.en-
'dorsed his 'candidature. for party
_leader, •
`Iii ,a'message to Convention
egates,,1VIr. ,Oliver 'predicted that
y ea' °can ',buitci up.,. the 'Liberal`:.
• party in Ofita 'io.•to a iipint_, vhkere,
it can°'successfully engage, the
present' Government party iri'an
election ,•carnpaign. To .that' desir-
able end, •1 pledge myself to, work
constantly and tirelessly—We be-
lieve ,that, through the. Liberal
Party, we, can provide 'more fast-'
ing and ;benefi.cial legislation that
will, more 'adequately , Meet' the
i'n�eeds nd--as-ira ions -of the-= seat -
y. q
!mass 'df, the electors".
• Preacher . (looking. over ' his
large congregatiell Easter Sunday
morning: "I' realize there are"
many here who will'not be with
us ' again_' ,untih 'next Easter`ti:'me.,' •'-
I take this .opportunity to wish
them 'a; .ver MerryChristmas".
•liite sjtI ail tit,.;, a; illustrated, von b
<uP.Ulic of coon a �.113h1e.
tS.o many, ydung 'are••
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showing an inclination' to play
-bas`cball; ,
that -.Haio-ld. re_er� is
starting'th:o ball ronin'•' te:'give
Tads a ,~fiance; �
: these` g
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Any boy' interested in playing,
ball should leave: ,their 'namae
Greer ''Radio and •Erlectric, 'The' .•.
response .: will determine what
tretton wi•11. follow:•
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• .Rrother• Hcre Froli i Manitoba
Allan ::Hunter of Delortaine
Manitoba; is visiting •here' with
his brother. Vernon; and– r-r-1-1-111t•e=•
rY ,borate in the ,;community. A
few mono
gVernon's V� . o
s ;brother;
Bill carne •East,;.and .plans .to re-
main here: He will Shortly under-
go an • operationon his leg; which
was set improperly following a
fracture he suffered' in the West;
.Convalescing From Operation
Mrs• . Frank. King of Toronto
(nee .Rachel Ma'c1onald)'"who txn=
der,•went a ' serious , operation re
cently, leas ,been • able ,t.,tp. ,r.eturn•
. to her:home— • 'expects 'Co come
to Lucknew Boom to the home of..
hex znother, lgrst James MacDon
ald,'Mrs. King's sister; MrS.' Mar-
. vin Sanderson•of,Saint John,
:has beon attending her. '
Small Sister , (busy at home-
'work: What is harder than'a dia=
Mond,
RigPrather: .Paying for
.
F,S•apicture
in alot ofWays, this
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b,g n• -beautiful $ uic Ik
• •The plcture4of things -to -come in auto=
mobile styling;--=long;`follow 'through
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fenders, Bieck. 1%nes,, broad and, solid
look.
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'`r,of d ynarx is action;•'th' w.
• Th;e ; lctu c � �
its bonnet. • am- acked with Fireball
ower., a °l, 11.•
eilettythita:g •.farom rear' -axle strut rods
to. water pump seal all tidily. buttoned
to to'give'yOu the -best to be had today
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don't 'have to -be told how 'eyes
fol'low..' :you :when 'you're' behind thio,:
• wheel. ' You. 'can Sample for ourself •
p y ..
the 'great ease of•this gallant traveller,
• the•ctxtnfort,' the room the thrill -of -a,.
�liEeti.me`lift that answers every'nudge,.
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iu Style, size, ,performance, and value.•
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So many people want Buick, and only •
• •B -ick that the: d and Continues... r
n dei ar
• " ahead of our ability to deliv'er•,. But tors-
i bra d
b g, wny,• beatutydeserves your Ia�'t'
,ounce of patience . `...so while yefir"'
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wait, • depend. 'on ; your GM ' Dealer's
expert. service tekeep•yourpresent car
on:: theEroad.
quail r ready,:•equal Y'vvi rr�g 'ofy Our foot; on the treadle. •
..for creep -speed jaunt .or quick -paced .
etnergency'call' . •
The *picture of perfect poise, with
plenty of 'roadweight.for, 'solidity
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ushioned •all 'around on .'soft coil.
. springs • for largess ease.
` The picture bf precise and e, actiiig-
manufacture, with engine tolerances ;•
often closer than in airplane practice
bodies' floated on. new ,'Silent Zone
mountings for tautness and . •;quiet- •
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Yes' Buick is'apicture . a perfect
picture'of a car years ahead, of the field
A PRODUCT OF. GENERAL. MOTOR.
When better
automobiles are built
BUICJ(
will build them
Olt 1r14..,e6r
* AIRFOIL FENDERS.* FIREBALL' POWER
*ACCURITE CYLINDER. BORING * FLITEWEIGHT PISTONS' , •
BUICOIL SPRINGING, *,: FULL•LENGTH TORQUE -TUBE DRIyE
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* PERMI=FIRM STEERING *mBROADRIM.:WHEELS
* STEPON• PARKING BRAKE * DEEPFLEX SEAT,CUSlIONS'
*, SILENT ZONE BODY MQLINTINDS •
*.CURL -AROUND SIMPERS * NINE SMARt MODELS
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