HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1946-07-10, Page 6, SEIPOTS LOOK GOOD IN'
With a revamped line7up that
showed :a good deal more ptblch
at the plate, The' Sepoys nosed
*week a well played battle,'
leam 4;10' I lead in' the Seand
-inning' and there'the C.01111.t stood
•• until the 6th,, When the SePOYS'
, pounded in 'three runs to Ictiot
tallY 'on a ' squeeze Play in the
In a tidy pitching: duel Elliott
Carruthers whiffed ten 'batters,
- with tob,Craig orie Short of that
slugged the A -B boys 11 to 6. ,
thtir",2SSI 'AtkiriSen,, -c; Bob Craig;
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Belli John, 2nd
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, :ONTARIO
Week's Results
Clinton '7, ListoWel 5
BOUNDARY EAST
Mr. and Mrs. Albin Grittill and
Lorraine of Detroit spent ,last
week at Mr. John MacMillan S. is'
Mrs. Tom IngliS attended the
'Miss Yvonne MacIVIillan spent
last week in • London. .
Mr. and 1VIrs. Pharis,,,Mathers
and Carolyn spent Sunday ai ,Mr.
Earl -Wightman's in Auburn..
, "Mr. and Mrs. Airthur Moore'
held a reception for the' returned
.seryicemen and_ women _of' White -
and Mrs.. Thos,: Dickson, 2nd Con: gram ; wap ' enjoyed with, Mr,
West Wawanosh SPeni *flidaY• at. Moore acting as ,.chairintam• The,
the. ' 'Dickson cottage Hunter's rograrri opened With' the Maple,
Wituii-fred Swan, Ripley,
is .spending two weeks. with: her
sister,' . Mrs. '1Iarvey Mole at
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Harvey and
family,' Teddy, Peggy, Russel and
Naney are visiting their 'cousins,
Messrs: Ralph and Jack Brodie.
Mrs. Mabel Glazier of Guelph
has returned .home after a few
days yisiting 'Mrs. W. A. Culbert,
ab 11 4th Con. Of Ashfield..
'Glenn_ Ball_ Mrs. Bali
"FinlaysOn, R., 1st
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n2 and five children ',of ,Eariie have
Mks. FoWler, before, con-
. tinuing their motor trip tb
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1.' 2 win. reinai,n wit4 their' cousin,
Mrs. .R. J• Crawford, Dungan-
non, spent a few days last -Week
with, her -daughter, JVIrs. R. E.
Willis, and her daughter; Mrs. ROY '
E. Willis; 'Mr. - Willis and her,
granddaughter, • Mrs: Robt. Mae -
Milian,. Mr: MacMillan, Bob' and
Billy, an. of Detreit at their cot-
'Manager- et Baker who was at
the. he,lin • for the first time, had
something 'to enthuse!' about as
day's victory over 'Auburn:" The
,boys fielded. well and were sWat rni..-
• at short tO ,date, •WaS .out Of. this' . George Harriilton returned
Leaf ForeVer; violin selections
by Miss _Ballach of Teeswater arid
readings by her sister were. en:-
joyed, The Highland fling by:
Reria Moore ,and Vivian- Fisher.
Anyaddress .by: Rev. Mr. NeWton
arid one; by' Mr. Art Moore both
eXpressing sincere kratAticie that
so Many, of Our,. boys' are home
safe, and Sbund. 'A niiritite's Sit=
ence was observed by the aptii-
ence in memory. of the three boy's
'who .Paid, the 'SU,Preme. sac-
rThifice. The. meeting 'closed with
the riational_anthern.,_Mrs,LEzra
Scholtz, was pianist. Ltineh was
served ''and dancing enjoyed' to
the tnusic of -Wallace Conn, '•Ed-
die Waddell, Alex' RobertSon,,and
pe_tr.Pit T.yart. of relative's had
been holidayirig, at the' Straits. of
Ma ki Sault Ste ' Marie and'
game with a' smashed thurnb suf- to London on Monday after spen-
fered while having catching prac- cling -the week -end at hpine. Geo-
tiSe, :but BrOther Roy was' back wh9chad been 'engaged iri much
in the ' line -:up: for' the 'first time OrerseaS srvice in ‘EuroPe.' haS
A courile Of Other smart bail for the past several MOnths until
players; Johnj$611 and Mike Weis lately, deciding 'tc:, take a .cOurse
the
.. played their first • game with the ir1:1, illechanieaiTdrviiiig. a" -.t
to lst, and George' Chin tq Short; Death of Gladys, McLean
With•Bell taking over af.2nd,, and Mrs. GladyS,IMcLean, native of
Wefo on the hot cornel.% t. Dtingaimon, 'passed 'away at :her
horrie in Bogota; N.J., en Sunday.
Clark Finlay'son called. 'them Her Parents were 'the late 'John
father passed away cwhercshe was
This iSn't the first. game Ati-, quite sniall and her 'mother `two
..burn hag' ' dropPed by a 'One -run years ago in March., Her parents
margin;and they'll be heard 'froth. were alsO born in: Dungannoti.;'
yet .befcire the group champion -
,This victory gave: The. Sepoys
, four wins agairrist 2 'losses and
• 4hen "they -Meet', IVli Wet torr. 'here:
this afternoon' (Wednesday) ,,an-
,mighty,faVorable7playoff spot.
And- doril-underrateLthose. Mil-.
*Orton -lads. TheY've knoeked off
the leagne-leading Clinton squad,
., and thatfis enough 'to earn plenty
of respect from the' opposition.
since'`beingtilaid low in 'the''God- been home fOr a Year and had
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WEDNE.SDAY, ,11314Y 10th, 1940
itou01(00w
r. lot
Games §tar at 645 shar13.
Thii Game Will Be Tops Don't Miis-
ADMIssioN: ••A,11 lts 35e; Children • 15c
Jaw •rnOved a vote Of thanks -to...
Mr, .and Moore and JaCk
'Gillespie seconded it, '
Miss Florence Ilucistin of God'-,
grandmother,: and Aunt, Mrs. Hyd-
son and Gretta.
and Mrs. JameS Smith arid
Lois and Mr: and Mrs: Laverne
Smith of Detroit, Mr.. and Mrs.
• Cranston arid Fern. of Godericii,
Mr. ,and MrS: SherWood of Ash-
field, Miss ,ShirleY . Moffat of
Lucknow 'and, IVIiSs Betty Twain -
ley and Mr. Jack MacDougall -a
London. -'vere visitors- of Mr. and
.Mrs. WM. MacDonald, last week.
Little David Inglis, son' of "Nfr.
and Mrs., Jack Inglis 'is staying'
Mrs. Jack Flannigan of Toronto
is spending two weeks with her
Camp Opens.
''Carripl, at ••.',ISiritail opened' last
.Week:V:First camP to be' held is.
the Boys Camp which '',haS a r.e.g7
1§tratiOn: of 80: ladS.
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belonging to well kriOwn families.
,After the death Of her father the
late john 'McLean whose farrin
,was on the. north, Side, of tlhe 1th
'the --MacLean - homestead and.
Where „her uncle, Mr. Thos. Mc-
Lean still farms„ she 'and her
.mother manalpd „the DungannOn
-Poii'office for a number 'of years.
.•.Rer _mother's :-secimd :marriage
was to Mr. Harry TUrne4, native
of Auburn; who lives' at ,Bogota
now 'and:with whOm she has been
living. After 'leaving DunganriOn,
she, liVed her Mother, and ,
stepfather' in Goderich, but her
.their best. ball now, and this af, actilltlife has been 'mostly in the
ternoon's tussle should be well
Worth seeing.
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or Many of our-boriowing custon2ers,
, saving is still the prime consideration: For:,
than, ttie time to borrew is equally the
hand in hand.
• Thousands of our, borrowers has;e sizable
holdings of:Victory. Bonds and War Savings
Certificates, Which, they leave with'us for
Make it a date — Caledonian
Stiff Schedule. Next Week. ,
Liicknow c has' 'a, stiff pair of
games next weel&-They take On
the, Goderich Nine, in the • Huron
County capital,' next' Wednesday,
and on Friday 'evening', July 19th,
tangle On their, home •diamond
'with the. fast travelling Clinton
A.ir School team. „
Unite States. Miss Ida. ,Whyard,
R.N.,.her atint, who left here two
months ago -to assist. with her
care, will accornpany the remains
which, is , expected' to arrive at
Brophey's funeral home at Goda
eral 'service, will be ' heid Friday,
and interment will be made in t
Dungannon cernetery in the 'fam-
ily plot., SurviYing ,Close relatives
living in this district are besides
Miss , Whyard, her aunt, Misses
Frances 'and" Lily 1VicLe.an„ a,Unts-
and Mr., 'rhos'. McLean, an uncle,
they, arc guarding against inflation.
By conservation.,
,Conservation financing.is prat- .
, to/tiers:By borrowing for some useful pur-
_:. posc, and by malting regular repayments on. .
production fOr the community. Mean h ilc,"
they are keeping their Savings:intact.'
' -then-do they borrow fronrthe-Banla.
Siinply because -they 'want to 104 their laving .
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not only to themselves, but
to their fellow citizens and . To Die Customers, •
and
good citizens and their personal finatting
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grByammmaientoafi.nrcinAiusta'thr bminal:Cymfoeraanosmgeeraefrol aPriorpfroostne,
BANIly
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t This is conservation -the
'secu.rity--the first attribute
of •good citizenship.. .
We also tax "Don't acll youe,
'Victory Bonds . . if you need
cash,.get a low-cost loan and
pay it' back out of future .•
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BANK OF, MONTREAL..