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THE LLTCK.NOW :SENTINEL, 1,UCKNOW, ONTARIO,
D U N:.G A N N,.Q N
Mr: Clifford Kilpatrick is 'able
to be around again after a seige
of pneumonia: 1 --lis little son Bar-
ry had also been sick, batt. is
getting along all right now.
Mrs. Fred RoSs of Auburn
spent the.. week -end with Dun-
ganncin friends and attended 'Er-
skine Presbyterian Church, an-
niversary services while here,
1r 'Harvey .Mole :has sold hie
100 -acre :farm at Glenn's Hill to
Mr.Win. Caesar, Jr;, who has re-,
turned from overseas duty:. in the
air. force' and has. chosen a farm
near : his . ,birthplace 'and. -.also: of : .
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his ancestors.:A similar: choice.
Lucl;now ab r h• po a e
L'UCICNOW WON:OF.ENER,
D; Fira son; 3 ...3'. 1 1 3. 0' 2
BEFORE LARGE; CROWD
Three -run splurges in the_ lst Mier, son, ss 3 1 2 2 1 0
••Miller, rf ..,.. 3 1 0. 2 . 0 '0
and .0th; innings gave Lueknow Andrew, if . 4.: 2 0. 1 .0 0
• ,a, 6 to. 4 victory over 'Goderich R. Finl'son;; 2, 2• . • 1 1 .1 1 1
ori;' Friday evening, as�The Sepoys Cook, st .,..'; ... 3' 0 0 7 0 '3
made their,' W OA,A. intermed- Eedy, c
.... 4 0 1,10 ,1 2
iate ' debut before a large .home :Wylds, of ...., .... 4 0 1 ' 1 0 0
crowd. it .was Lucknow s second. Carruthers, p '4 0 0 0 2' -.0
as man starts: ' 1. 0 0 0 0 0
. E in plenty of them al a >±'owler, 2— _ —
F' 1 8th was ' made ' by • Pte Harvey .Cul -
mors, �. .
though not of '.a glaring :type; 31.6 `6 17 6 $'
figured in; 1 the scaring, • while
on. the mound° Elliott Carruthers
and' 'Bob Carrick, were pitching
master�l ball} with . the', lattter.
,touched for six' hits,. and ' Car-
.,
ar .; ruthers:. 'for only five. --;Elliott
whiffed ,9 ,and walked -four,+ with.
Carrick having a bit of .an edge
Caxtir ,
in. this department with .12 strike-
outs : and three passes. '.
Generally, speaking ,it •was a
i ht T ood opening ' exhibition
Yn g
'of the game . which ain't.; - been:
in nigho.'•nto: 'a decade;'
•seen. here ..
• ,:and it 'should bring, the fans :back
'for,' more •
• In the' first inning�'Donald .Fin
led and' -Brother Clark.
. meson sing
a -batted for R m, ayson ;ln
Score By innings bert,
who ;purchased the faint' of
Goderich .. `0 2 0 0.1:0 0 1 0-4 Mr:. Earl
''Meonlalso near the of,
parental home, y a matter
Lucknow • 300 030 00x-6
• Summary
2 base hits R. Finlayson, H.
Westbr.00k; left ;on bases; L uc1§-;
deric'f 8 struck. put, 1
Carrick' 12,; by. Carruthers 9; base
on ba11sR -7off• Carrick ' 3, off .Car-
4; double' play, Falconer
Car-
ruthers
to Phalen.'
- hes` doh
U mpixes—Jim. S r
Russ Johnstone.
as
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sacrificed him to'second Gorda '
Miller flied ti to" 'right. ,' Carrick
d rt. Andrew's . ,roller;
hfu�ble Art.
to 3rd. -Art went'
down, to second. and .Roy Finlay:
soil--eoMPleted�.the. brother act by
yelling 'a,' double 'toy. score: two
runs. Jack- Cook , .walked = and.
Prank Eedy-'s:;.-.-sharp single:;
brought-- °^R0- E- lay
hoisted to; 3rd • to enol th frame:
GoderiGli :got a pair. back .in the
second.,Carrick 'flied ;:to right H:
Westbrook" doubled Eedy:;:threw.
Clemens, out -at` first advancing
Westbrook, , who ' scored', when
Worthy was'.safe: on' Cook's error;
and' went to° . second 'from •Where'
he score
Phalen' drove a' ar grounder. to
1'st. for the 3rd' out
'In the first of the fifth, :a single;
f : an error and; • a fielderts ,•choice
•oderich-r-un�nur-n�ber 3t.and Macl�onaia a
..� � O �� :,Donaxd:.`' funet:
temporarily, tied it up
,But in. Lucknow's • half of the.
5th;
'C. •Finlayson led. off with
a:,hit,Miller `walked._and'.'two er'-'`
tors on Art :Andrew's atte i Tedi
sacrifice and. 'a passed . ball, saw
• all - three . runners , score.
In the 8th, a single and a pair'
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W.O A.A. Results
• 10 `'Milverton:1
LucknoW , , _
Aubu�rri� 2� Goderich
•"Clinton '9x .Listowel 4 . .
7
Goderich' 1`7 : 11Ililverton , ,
Gods b. ,
St;.; Marys 7', "Listowel 4
Clinton 6, ,Auburn 2
4''.
Lucknow 6,' Goderich
Clinton 14,-_Milyext_on 2
a few rods in distance ..apart..
These are, only two examples and
no doubt there' are' quite; a nuni-
.ber of other boys' in the. district
about doinglikewise. They;have
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travelled ''a lot and some' have
seen many • countries 'and seen
:various examples . of- farmlands,
and--We-take . thetboys
'
know what they are- doing Tn,dz
that
.around here isn't too- bad.
Hats off 'to them in,their under-
.oin 'back to .the.
takings::.and,.irt��:g ...g-,_._: ..:_:.
soil to produce; foodstuff. They
are still ;dein* -a nig jet) to, help
them , over there.
,
Mrs.. Will, Ski' earls. who sold, , her, is
100 -acre farm. on Which :She
RIFLEY ' GIRLS --ARE ,
AxtIN-SE-T-TING "PACE
Although losing~the=services=of;
WEDNESDAY, JUNE .19th,.1945,
•W'.
MARYS 44: LUQ CKNOW
In The. Caledonian :ark
Luc
,now.
Wednesday, : Jnn 26tl
Games Start at 6.15dsharp
ADMISSIONi ' Adults 35c, Children '15c
Henderson -Richard Group W.- A.
,The
'Henderson -Richards group
met ,.e
at th ' home of Mrs. Ewart.
sox fo; their' ,June meeting..
T•aY.. `'
Mrs. Henderson.: pre,and 26-
sided, a
ladies answered the roll call. The
Meeting opened with ' h`mn 'and
the'Lord's prays <. r in .unison, The
scripture' was•read':by Mrs.
Adex me -N yt--Rep re- _iven
f o' t e: various t' comrnitt'es.-
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"Rose Tea."' .The following, pro•
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Pia were " completed . for.• , a
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Ripley,
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�of-f-a asp M T ^'
iso; soldrth-e buildings P- �
_ture_:_i_arm at Cransford : nearby `
to .Mr. W. J. Acheson, Goderich,;
Thi' will, remove them. .
livng,''4th Con,, 'of. Ashfield, to gram
their„former__ starry pitcher; Jean.i� ' Kr. Kenneth Edwards,” Nlapl�
MacLeod; -to-.Guelph, Hornets,.._the. �, Creek, Sask , is visiting his sister,
,TRobertVoore' and;others iii
the ladies' softballseries.this district
Ripley ..Flyers. 'continu.e :to. .set the Mrs.
pace in
of the W O A A.. 'having taken .the Nir and Mrs.: Abner 'Morns are
measure : of Goderich 14=6, and spending' a few days visiting.
more ,recently scored a 10-7 vic- _their,: daughter, '•Mrs 'Anderson
Evie 1%/fact_ionald's fielding id Out-
Mad)onald, .3b;: P.,:_171acp.Onala-daeen._capably: in charge: for 20
.day Was Rev. Alex Nirrirno of
:church, arid Who -gaye.two-spleni
did. sermons tP the, congregation,.
,-C.,51,171;i?:6An?.;:.ivi• obnadial yg.,,a,riXiorrew:ja..irs'arl4niends, 1, rneocna,lleol days. SPent in pung'an-
Ireland, from. which -this
Mrs. Alex. Smith; piano solo, Jean
Taylor. Miss Hazel. Webster con-
ducted a':very interesting'•contest.' `
At the close .of .the meeting the '
hostesses.:in charge assisted. Mrs,.•
Taylor : ri,-serving"'a' cup of -tea:
and a social . :half hour 'was, en-
.joyed.. This group -has , been pre= •
viously entertained at the' homes:
rs ':;Alex-:-McNa Mrs Ro
Black,: Mrs. ,. Tyndall ' Reeinson,
rs..Ala�x-Sm�th�at� Mrs-`liad-
dick. .'The 'next .meeting'. swill 'be
held. September..11th with- Miss
Ethel Robertson at- the home -of:,
Mr.. W. E: Henedi so
STEA
risks wkich should be covered by insur-
ance.., Let us, analyse your needs, exp aim
bow. insurance can protect your business
nesl Pilot policies to cover all. eventualities.
We writ-e-Pilorrisnsuranee-to
ected risks in AutoMobile, Fire, Personal.
Preperty•Floater, Burglary, Cargo, Eleva-
tor, l'eams,_ Plate Glass, General and.pub,-
.of errors- ,run. In.'this.inning Eby Finlay-
• ;Catches of foUl „flies 'Off firstl
speared a. nxce dile in deep -short
and GOrden Miller made -a neat
funning 'catch in.;;right- centre.
%and.' etening anniversary services
at ,Puiiganrion Erskine Presby,7
terian 'Church -of Which Rev. .C.,
MOtWAY'S GAME.'
•
lie,Liability, Fidelity and Surety Bonds.,
on Stinday left the- diamond too
threatening . Weather on .1VIOntlay,'
eliinated. any Chance 'of playing
The Idea1 -nirW go to Clinton
today : (WedneSday) 'and
their next. game in Luclsnow on
Wednesday, June 26th With St.
*Irish birth,' it So happened :that
lkhert'a young man 'he' had been
employed in, Dung.annon, 'Ireland
for. four years, 'grid, said is' was
LOVelY- early. summer flowers de7
.Coratecl, around: t,he altar and the,
neW -electric, lighting reaently
Marys_ as the Visiting team, an 1,Stalled gave 'a hrignt :atmosphere.
the teard to' beat... • Glenn-LOdge Goderich . who also
Mr, Sheldon Baxter,..aleO of Godif
.at. the organ.":311.ii.:-TIL-r-SfotirerS,
_Organist, played the hynnis di -id
Other voluntaries, 'Mri. Allan: -
Reed and Miss Helen • Stothers
sang duet parts .in, the anthem
PNear to the:Heart of God''. The
tiest speaker, Rev. Mr. Niriiiro-.).
Pairs curate, Mr. Wyatt, pro-
nOunced. benediction,
at the. latter Otvice:,
..cepted the position.Pto teach in
the one-roorn•school,' 17:
Miss Annetta Stewart,
, Toronto., is enjoying a ten-day
, Visit with .her. parents, Mr.. 'and
. • 1Mrsl 'Will Stewart, Glenn's Hill,
• Jack Thaler' of Walkerton, and
et -0:s junior "4" team for the 1.3aSt
'two seasons: .6as been. granted'
perniission by the „O.H.A: to -play
in the SCottiSh,Ice Association in
AAION al/
UARTER
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REPRESENTING
GOOli'geing from 12.00 noon, June 28th,
until 2.00 p.m..MondaY, July, 1st, 1946. -
midnight Tuesday, July 1.a4, 1946.
Vilna shown are Standard
Por fares and furth'er Ynforrnatiort
apply to youf snearet Ticket Agent
PILOT INSURANCE
OMPANY
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turned horne the latter' part ,of.
the week nfter, a, few days spent
in Goderich Hospital. George had
been 'repeatedly .getting a. very
high teniperature Without . any
which *seemed to doun ter act. the
frotible, and we ar,e glad to know
-qe is More like himself
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and thapics.. .ou,i; Farmer
Friendi who Over., the yearS.
to the .succesti of. our com-
.of, the patiOn•
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