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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-06-02, Page 6t * ■ . WE^MESiPAY, ME M,. X054 I CHEV, SEDAN 1949 DODGE SEDAN & FORD 5-PASSENGER COUPE PONTIAC PONTIAC PONTIAC : PAGE SIX THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Plumbins and Heatins Service AND REPAIRS Oil' Burners Serviced-—Units Converted Complete Repairs for peep and Shallow Well pumps < Automatic Hot Water Tanks Installed ;t. For a, free estimate call or see ART GILMORE R. R. 3, Lucknow , — ■ ’ 61-r-13 Dungannon 1 I ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■RUMMAGE SALE TO BE STAGED BY BOY SCOUTS THE Bluewater Speedway Port Elgin UNDER THE FLOODLIGHTS • • n ... ■ ’ Thur. June 10 • •• • J» ■ • * . . ■ . ' Race Time 8.30 THIS Is Stock Car Racing at its Best ! LOCAL CO-OP WINDOW DISPLAY JUDGED BEST A rummage sale• will be staged on Saturday evening by the Lucknow Boy Scouts with pro ceeds in aid' of .their summer act ivities. The articles will be aucr. tioned off at the Post Office cor- ners The Scouts will canva'ss the Jiomes and stores , of the Village on Saturday afternoon for dona- ,tions for their sale. There is a wide range of articles., that .will be acceptable, but it is important that donations be useful, service able and saleable. There are such items as house hold furniture, household effects, clothing, baking, preserved fruits, pickles, potatoes, and on, and on. Merchants will have a wide range to choose from and The Scouts are .hopeful* of ' making this event a big success. The Lucknow District Co-op feed and fertilizer branch, was recently named the winner of a window contest, open to all branches. A photo of the window was submitted to the judges. Co-op Manager Jack McArthur had the window attractively .laid out to promote Cd-op feeds, and combined an interest-catching live baby chick display to effect ively set off the display. GARDEN PARTY PROGRAM "Following the garden party at Hackett Church last Tuesday, Rev. J. R. Dickinson presided for a program that included a read- ing (by iMiss W. Rutherford of St. Helens, selections by AsjtfielcC male quartette and solo by E. MacKenzie of Lochalsh with ac companiment by Mrs. Dan Mac- Lean and Mrs. D. .Simpson, hum orous monologue by Mr. Moore of Whitechurch, duets by Messrs. Toll and Walden of Auburn and numbers by-Wm. Buckingham of Belfast. During the Supper hour Elmer ’Qrnbach presided at the Organ. Hay Rack British ColumbiaBritish Columbia Material -___-3’1x8” British Columbia FIR SILLS I%”x8” RED PINE 2” RED CEDAR. /:Shingles No. 1—5X , /•- also *■. ■' ■ FIR Hayloader Slats No. 2—5X I. • ■ L ’ *-.• “ 1'■■ : ■ K r . ■ -ii'’£ ’’ ' 1 ■ • ’ ’ -■ v ■ •• ■if*•!■/ ' ■W'' ' r : ' ■■ ■» ’l ■ ......■ A I'.- :. t. t?' *.. |r ' ■ ■ • <r.' -‘ . ■ ‘s'4'„ • > 4 / ' /.I Materials For Truck Racics Plywood in all Thicknesses l1/^” Tongue and Groove White Pine ASH STAKES ’ i • Lucknow ; In Colours to Match » E^iinery. Phone150 Ontario LUCKNOW SIGNS GR^NT CHISHOLM The Lucknow Intermediate ‘B’ softball team will make its debut ‘‘ under the lights” in the Cal edonian Park next Monday night at 8.30, with Hensall as the op position. For . Lucknow it’s a return to softball after four years in the Fastball Circuit, and with em phasis on youth, plus a few seas oned veterans of diamond wars, it’s a likely looking squad that started serious^ practising this week, . There’s ■ a lot of conjecture as to next Monday’s starting: line-up, but weM lay -money on the line that, the fans will be more th^n pleased with what they see this year—and at least it will be ^a bunch of local kids that are out there for the fun of it. • The big news which broke on Tuesday night is that Lucknow has signed Grant Chisholm, fire ball hurler of Port Albert, and that assures the Legion^ponsored Lucknow team of a pretty classy hurler, with that play-anywhere guy, George Westlake^ as "the ace-, in-the-hole. Could well be that George, will see action behind the plate, where he plugged a last year for the fastbailers. --------0-0-0-------- JUVENILES LOST FIRST GAME TO BELGRAVE 14-9 fl I gap • ' J areLucknow Juveniles, ,who playing ih an intermediate group ing, lostxthe first game of the season 14-9 to Belgrave Inter mediates in the Caledonian Park on Friday night. Garnet Henderson is again coaching the Juvenile squad, who last year went as far as the O.A.S.A. semi-finals. Some of last year’s team are too old, but a number of new recruits have made the prospects for a strong team look very good. Keiit Hedley is again doing the pitching with Al .Baker behind the plate. The next home game will be on Thursday, June 3rd, With .Bluevale providing the op- ’ position. The lineup for Friday’s game was: Lucknow:Al Baker c; Roy Stanley 2nd; Kent Hedley p; Jim Hackett 1st; B. Gardner rf; John Helm, cf; Carman-Nixon If; Paul Cqunse ss; Hugh MaqMillan 3rd. Belgrave: Buchanan ss; Dow- 2nd; Reavie 3rd; Welwood p; Ir win c; Carter If;' Johnston rf; Shells Cf; Groscourt 1st. ------^-0-0-0—— INTERMEDIATE GROUPING CHANGEDTOFIVETEAMS * The ten-team group that was announced last week brought some protest from the teams to the southeast who claimed -that they could not get men off work to play daylight games. The grouping <was therefore changed to a “floodlight group” with Bly th, Centralia, Clinton RCAF, Hensall and Lucknow included. Lucknow’s first, half of the Sche dule is as follows: June . ?— 7—Hensall at -Lucknow 10—‘Lucknow at Clinton 17.—Centralia at Lucknow. 22—Lucknow at Hensall . 24—Clinton at Lucknow ' " / 28—Lucknow at Centralia J 30—Bly th. at Lucknow. July 2—Lucknow at Blyth' USED CARS CHEV. STANDARD SEDAN CHEV? DELUXE SEDAN CHEV/SEDAN 1952 PONTIAC SEDAN DODGE CUSTOM SEDAN 1953 1953 1952 1950 1950 CHEV. COACH " 1948 CHEV. FLEETLINE COACH 1949 “ 1947 1947 1946 1940 COACH SEDAN SEDAN TRUCKS CHEV. - ’/a -TON PICK-UP CHEV. STATION WAGON G.M.C. ONE-TON EXPRESS GJVI.C. HALF-TON PICK-UP ”1 A j 1951 ; 1950 > 1948 J 1948 1946 CHEV. 2-TON STAKE TWO ARMY TRUCKS, 2-TON STAKE SPECIAL NEW COCKSHUTT TRACTOR, NO, 20 ........$1,250.00 I Brussels Motors 8 Huron County’s Foremost Used Car Dealers Cash, Trade, Terms — Open Evenings Until io | Cities Service Dealer — Phone 73x, Brussels 28—Lucknow at Wingham “A”- July : 2—Lucknow at Wingham Juv. 5—Lucknow at .Belgrave .10—Wroxeter at Lucknow ——O-O-O—— TRELEAVEN HORSE WAS JUMPING STAR The first horse show ofThe first horse show of the season at the London Hunt Ken nels;Hyde Park, was marked by success Saturday by drawing some 65 entries from the London, - ■ ■r— O^b-O—1 ' JUVENILE SCHEDULE, Garnet iHenderson’s juveniles, who opened the season hexe on Friday night;, are in an 8-team lobb comprised Of six intermed iate teams, Wingham “A” club, Belgrave, Wroxeter, Belmore, Bluevale,1 Stone School aM ’two .juyohiie^ clubs, . Luc.know. • . , May ■' '■■■’■.■ •„ ; _ ’■28^^eI^aWJW“LhckhpW'#r June ... ' “ j^--B lu e v aTe lit’L‘u?kho^™“ '7“/Luckiio\V at Belhibte 0-^Stone. School at Lucknow 11—'Win gharri ^A” at LudklfoW 16.—Wingham Juv. at Lucknow 18—Lucknow at Bluevale 21—LucknoW at Wroxe.ter/ 24^Lu£knownit Stono School r Woodstock and St: Thomas areas as well as some 800 horse fanc iers. . ; Star of the afternoon hunter and jumping finals was Khoran- ette, owned by Dr. R. L. Trelea- v<en, Woodstock and ridden by his son, Dick Treleaven. The six-year-old bay romped oyer the hurdles in great style to take the' open jump stakes, . the open middleweight and heavy weight hunter. YOU CAN PLAY ON A DIFFERENT GOLFCOURSE EVERY DAY.:. 7NEREARE MORE YUAN200 FINE COURSES TN ONTARIO. , your' Ontario Travel Hostess, invites you to use this, coupon for FREE information about Ontario. ONTARIO DEPARTMENT Hon. i* h creitt; q.c., MiNimt