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Lucknow Bantams. are through. • •
the_ball season and have the W. o..
AxA Bantam Major championship
to show for their efforts. Lucknow
defeated,Orangeville 9-5 here on
friday evening to take the best-
of -five series thr a games to none.
The game was ,originally sched.,
died for Satu. rday but had, to be
'switched' Ron cho son registered 24 strike
rike
outs in Friday's ga e. with. Orange-
;v}lle getting to hi for seven hits
andfive'walk .
Lucknow acked out twelve
'Mts.. and g ton base five times
on walks.
Orangeville jumped into anearly
lead when they took •a 2-0 lead.
in the second inning. Lucknow '
,scored one run in the 4th, four;in
the. 5th, two in the 7th and: two in.
the 8th. Orangeville threatened•a
. bit in the ninth whenthey scored •
three more runs.
Final score, 9 5 for Lucknow ,
and George Stanley, Stuart Reavie
and boys have the Bantam champ
ionship:..
Irish At.,Match
P.A. Lashley, secretary-manag-
er of the International Plowing
Match has announced that 125.
Northern Ireland; farmers will visit
the match. Theparty intends •t4•
spend' about twodays studying
Ontario farm procedures.
Of particular interest to the vis-.
itors is the fact that two of their
party will compete classes . open
to visiting plowmen rom outside`
of the province. They are•laok
Barr of Coleraine and Ritchie
Wright of Bailey Bridge •
Two Canadians will return the
Visit when the. Northern Ireland
plowing match is •held;
While in Ontario the Irishdeleg-
ation will be the guests of the
Plowmen's Association and the
Huron County local committee -
for the International,
An additional feature at this
year's match will be a "Corn Day"
at which the latest developments
in growing and harvesting, corn
will be demonstrated.
THAT William Nelson assumed his.
duties as police officer in
Lucknow the first of this week.,
Bill and family are having diff-
iculty ' with
iff-iculty'with housing accotn.odatidn
in tate village.
THATMr,- and Mrs. Gordon Mont-
gomery and Mr:• and Mrs Harvey
' Webster; of Lucknow attended a
.,dealer's showing of .nevi 1967
Ford' cars and trucks in Toronto .
• •on. Friday.:of last week.
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THAT Kenneth Houston of Hely-
rood, son of •Mr,. and Mts. Harvey
Houston, returned to the, Univer-
sity of Guelph on Tuesday of
this week. Keith Roulston, son
-of Mr, and Mrs. Cliff. Roulston,
of. Lucknow commenced. a
• journalism"course at Ryerson in
Toronto: this week, .
THAT a weight guessing contest,
which proved so popular' at last •
year's centennial Fair, will: again.
be held this .year.. Fair; goers
will have the opportunity to
guess the weight of a steer for.
250 a go.; prizes being 50 lbs, of
mineral, value $8. ''donated by
• Frank MacLennan and $5. donat-
ed by Gordon Finlayson.
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THAT the Fall' brings: many press 1'
reports.of district meetings to
the Sentinel desk.. Many are well
written and -are easily edited. A
few, however, might be improv-
ed by the .elimination .of the
"we" and "our words which.
appear frequently. Avoid.these.•
two words in news writeups. In-
stead of saying, - /our meeting was
held" , say "the' Meeting was held"
Instead of writing" we ate cake
• and ice cream" , say "ice cream
and cake were eaten" Avoid'
abbreviations and try, to keep rep-
orts a concise as possible without
leavii;s
out' anything. We wel-.;
come reports but request some
• care be taken in their preparation;
THAT Mrs. Morgan Henderson is
supply teaching this week at.
Lucknow Public School for Miss
Ruby Webb who is ill.
THAT a joint bingo, sponsored by ,
Lucknow:Legion and Lions Club,
i was, held in the arena last Thurs-
day evening with a .disappointing
crowd. Mrs. Joe Courtney of •
Ashfield won the game for $200..'
THAT a light manufacturing in-
dustry has indicated an interest in
locating in Kincardine depending
"I' • on the availability of female
'labour lfyou are .female and
are interested,in light manufact-
uring work, you should read the ,
ad elsewhere in this issue and.
• • apply at once. It fs only a survey
and does not obligate you in any
way
the' Canadian: National Inh"itute
for the Blind, blindness has in-
creased from 105 :to`132 per
100,000 population over the past
20 years: Yet., doctorsstate that
50% of this blindness could be
prevented' if people' would/seek
eye care early.
Moreover, thousands suffer need
less eye injury each year through
accidents - over .300,000 in Indus-
,
.try,alone,. These eye accidents
could be eliminated through the';
use of safety glasses
To take care:of your own eyes`;.,
follow these tips frotn ' ;NIB. See
an eye.doctor at the first sign of
trouble. ,Keep sharp instruments
away from your.'face and use pled-'
ty e►f- ghtT reedink,,•Rem-emb.
er, 'they are youi' eyes., one pair
for a lifetime.
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Today, more than at .any time
in'bistory,•you depend on your
eyes. At work or at home, good
sight" is needed for almost every
thing:. in ,a: world of high speed
driving. Tyr viewing and increas-
ing reading,, good sight is essent-.•
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FEATUR NG
• 19 Horse" Classes.
+ Musical. Chairs.
Tug of War—Local Pullers.
Six -Horse Hitch.
• Clinton Legion Band will play periodi•
cally during the show.
There will also be' a large Midway and
Refreshment Booths on the Grounds
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