The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-09-06, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
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•FIRST GAME 'CIF PLAYOFFS,
WAS RAINED ,OUT 4' A
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4Ieavy rains last Friday •Waah-:
ed out the first game of the Luck-
now-Wiarton playdown series in
the Big Ten. The two -Out -of -three
: set was moved back over the hol-
•iday with the first gall* Slated.
for the Lucknow diamond last
night and the, return go in Wiar-,
• ton. on Friday. • • -, • "
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• .LABOR DAY .TOURNAMENT
WAS. BIG SUCCESS
vveatherman has been un-,
to local bowler,s this season
••but made amends on Monday tiy
providing perfect weather for the'
Club's armual Labor Day ,Mer-
chants' Tournament. •
A prize draw Was held for two
Watches and a stirling., silver
• • • 'bowling glass:The lady's watch
was won by Mrs: Ed. Nash ;of.
••Wingharri and. the. man's Watch
•• by Rod Black of •Idicknow. The,
;glais *On. by Mrs; Russ
Wheeler': of Goderich. • •,
, • Eighteen rinks ,competed in e
afternoon and, &ening •bowli g
event with 15, rinks getting'. into
the" ••money as 'follows: Dr. Hall,.
,Goclerich; 3 'Wins plus 14; Elwell
Webster, ' Winghan-4, 3 plus 10;
•• . Wallace Miller , arid Austin Sol:-
' . onion, 2 plus ••16; Isaac, arid:
Alex McNay, 2. plus ,13; ,M. 'Reid;
Seaforth, 2 plus 13; H:..Vbc1deri,'
Blyth, 2' plus .114 'G. Muir, Sea -
:forth, :2 Axis 11; G. Baechler,
• • •Goderich,,..:.2 plus ..7.; • H. Curning
and • Weil. McCoy, .2 plus R.
• FinlaysOn • arid S. C. R,atlitwell '2
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plus, :4; Fisher :and. H. Web,'
• .ster 1 plus 12; G-arf MacDonald
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and Fred Jackson, 1 plus .11; W,
11". Johnston ; arid George Huston,
• • 1 plUS ,6; , Harvey, Treleaven and;
. ••Rev G. S.13aulch,1 plus 2. Har;
old Treleaven. and Mike Sander-
son, 1 ' • •
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ugh ••• Harold
Creer have (been doing oro -ie
unipiring and have been in
Goderieh three. tiMes _lately,' 'brie
• 'of the games'at Which' theY••0,f-:
• fiCiated: was the St.. Joseh-Port
Albert playoff which Pott • Al-
bert worit4 to 13 in a late raily
Grant ' Chishoirri." Was on: the.
rnound for Port.. * '
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• Ey.ELY . DAHLIAS '-
1 N THE NEWS
At this season of the year it
will be a•few minutes well sperit
on the part- of, any._ local floWe."',
is a chip off the cad block. Young lover or• vegetable grower who
Carrick, like .hrs.. father, is a takes" time out to', Visit the $pac-
soiiilipaw. 1n A recent • game long' grounds Of the Bruce Coun-
against ^HanOver he chalked up ty Home for .the Aged. '
A n� -hit, perfoririance, The dahlias are again in
bloom, and although not yet at
their best there are some.,beatiti-
Bab Carrick, 16 -year-old pitch-
er for the Clinton Lions Midgets,
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anellVira. •Glen EinersOn &
family Of Stratford have taken
up residence, on the farm' form-
• erly pccUpied by' the Jate Mr,„, and.
• Mrs., Aridrew'' ErnerSbn 'tor' ,oyer
half •a century. We Welcorne the
young%.1.COuple and' their ,family
to our corinnimity• ••
• Mr. and Mrs: Kenneth Barnes
and daughter have. mOvedito the
McDonald farm on the 12th •COn,
•• Mr. and Mrs. Alex McGregor,• •;
Gale and Garry of Edmonton Sz
the latter's parents, Mr. and, Mrs.
Victor Whitley Of "Hamilton, also
Mr. and Mrs. Isaa6 Nixon arid
family pf,•13elfast were visitors at.
the hoine of Mr, and John
Eineron last week, also Hilda
Emerson.• .• •
'•• Th el IiiilOugh; • Presbyterian
Young People met at the. horrie
Margaret Robertson last Monday
night '1VI.r JOhno ;Lane addressed
the Meeting. •••
heavY rain on:Friday •af-
$T LENS
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The ladies are reminded pi the
meeting of the 'WOrnen's Institute
.to be held at 'the borne 'of Ali's,
t• jcarmnoeosn,C.urran• this Thursday af-,
• Mr. and Mrs. S. McIntYle
and Donald were ivisitors With
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. 114illor beforo
leaying for their. new. 1ome. at
jx.Wac:•braircieges.orrY'' repot•
that
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nn.neMictiihsof.opEir ut;.anasiewere,:-Ipklep.l.ernne.dofTwitheivrti:
visitd. Miss Carol alkel Euni,
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Madelaine Bogie as tacher.'''"
r. arid Mrs. Earl Swid,
boys visited 1VIr. and Mrs: Jac..
Swan Of Bervie on Sunday,
• Mr. and Mrs. Cecil cane
spent .the wek-end in Sarnil
with Mrs. John Quaid and also
fill specimen to be seen with plVt;tsi.en(tRienv.t)h.eS:GE04.1!iachWI:larodspIsitaia. 'iicalled
ie on t 1,11ertr. olairia, '1‘?frs.' Ieifii
sorine of the "bloonis measuring
Master Terry wilson spent a Mr. and Mrs.. HarrY Wilkins cf
•ten And .tyvelive iriches in diam-
few days last week with his COii$'" Paisley visitd. with lrr. and NI -
eter.; The flWers- are also in
• various colors, of, white,. pink in *Master. ,Jimmy•-' Wilson at Charlie' Wilkins ' tor the weerl:'.
_ wniehureh, • . , ,, • , ,......-, nd.
Maroon, many. times of red and
erods'inpes •of theSe gorgeous, ston; -W., is
num, *Miss Florence Stuart ofEvan- an- Mr' inci AN ' . Jack cl.
a visitor' With 1V1iSs , carc31 motored to Maltan •airport ..
yelloW ‘ and varigated andV , ..- --rs ,..akier f34'
fall-fIOikrer Piants are US •be,seen. e M:'C,f and Miss :W.11 Rutherr and Met :their. Iter
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These dahlia beds are the special' ford. • : :` •• • Panier ; frorn California who is
care of bit, d.old. Evely who stays • Mr... and Mrs. D, J.. McIntosh visting • with tlierri.
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at the home and he has made a •of St, Catharines, Mr, an rs
Mr. and Mrs, Gorden Kirkland
in • his work. In the years helms
is
owers
pfartih off .11,61...tth fAi Trieriaf. and
an wxiSterr7eket4swsvaiitrihlveemy lArsreivrig:bp•bovries,6istnoctbnrot•mhlaer:rst:T.r:/ea:;i•Trringr:Id 'w.Mtiotr:;mate.r17a0,da.ttmerrsh01Ri_
turrrUlated a wealth of knowledge • :Mr and Mrs. RO'bert Moore,
knows the names. and peculiar, .
and has had wonderful SuccesS Stratford, were visitors with Mrs,
deyotecl to 'his.liebby he has ac- end. • • •
as well as hundreds of varieties • Margueriie, 13elf-er10 and John of special study of
ities Of • each and every one of. i•IYebb, , . •
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da:mia culture ,Neely ,:rodd, pay, an ane ° w eids Mr . 13.tcoanum c in
D Todd for the holiday week
girls spent the week -end , with •
George 1-Iiinter.
ing to the infestation :of some of Lois and Ruth Webb;
equal to -last year's display ow_ i attend. High School this year are :m7ivioar.apnddiiivirrz Wil spent e.r•tolien
Among those students. ,who will
Joan For-:•
his plants. Although perhaps not . 7
• the flOwers by the little dahlia. stre Cryl' McCrostie Margaret
'beetle,. the, plOti at the °Me.' i1
. , harvesting
ternoon' has ielaYed " • " • f ig • c o , - g , M•11 , fOr„the, holiday week-eind-. '
well • worth a visit and Will pro-
vide a ' thrill f 1 : McQuillin IQ' Whigharri ' Distrid -of "••Mr. 'and Mrs. John. ',Cameron
urra, $21 g.' "! MacPherson, of Zion and Mrs 13 b -Pante of
McNeill; MtirraY ' Gaunt, ? Ivan •and Carol Of Detroit Were guest
%/lb!,
'M; and .1Vir„s. Rex ...Stward Pf •at• the home. -worth being seen is AP-nP• Todd: arid ,Wilma
• • ••' - Another part of grounds a. c.ne,.Oro San s• joonse: conatIli,fyor..nvo:zei, ra'r•-•.',1' ,.
MillartOn YiSited .ai •the 'mine Of to LuCknow Distri t H S, 4' • ' t ' IVI •
e vee a e garden. This is the I
Tr)e.troit. 1,•r.* andMrs.: Horace MC- I Miss Margaret MacPher.soil i •
• , :. ' 'r . another man .ho reSides' there: •
Iliqndisas?rWinniireel McFarlane. 1,.,
• , .--. In ths. big • garnn • may be soen,01-4±.e. aed SIlli'reY Anne of Lori- a • visitOr. in Detroit this week.
end family vited with Mr; ad:
Mrs. -Gordon S. obo of Teeswate?
last week, , •
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•Mr. and Mrs. Ken Laidlaw and
• • any over 9 • •
operations in 'this . neighborhood flowers , Jean Mcbuillin • •Norman Mrs John Ga d
r nei and Carol
for some time • • • •" • • ' • " I
Jim • Bowdin, 'Of Mrs: LOrne.W008 ar4el Mrs: lefrrl',.
nted.'Mr;:ent. visitOrs .with • 1VIr.and Mrs: Wark•Schk41.1-ina
Mr. and MrS. Edbert 'Bus. ell. on speial. care of Sidney Crane,
trirned, horre- after Spending sample•S' of beets, :carrot, onon;• •
ouple f months' • ' t Mr arid Mrs• E J Thom • an "
cl. Marilyn of Linda
c . 9 .the home, oes and' other vegetables of . 4. •
thern at any, fail Mrs.. Mel /3roWri of; Waterloo liaye drew gaunt last .week. • •
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Mrs Alex Mui doe and obby, were „uets of Mr. and MI
of Mr. ,Wrn. Burt: . s h , k •
1VIrs.. Myrtle Stringer of Cal-
gary IS Yisiting,. her sister,Mrs.
Sam EmersOn.
Mr. and '.MrS. Will 13uShell of
fair. The product, of the; gardn,' •• •• . '
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Which is an extensiVe' plot, pro, •
vides for the rieecls of old•peOple
Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs.•1y Web- Siiprintondent and
Ster, Wayne., and :Brian Of Len- has family throughout the: year..1
don, Mr' Ardell Mason Mr_ crane takes ;great pride ini
of Ripley and :Carolyn Forster ins vegetabiepint; and ',that' he .1
were • SiSitors Witli'Mr:' and Mrs; spends a "gbod deal of his tine
Donald Mccosh on Sunday. ' at work there is evidenced by the 1-
bountifulharvest and by the fact
that not a weed is Visibie between
the • neat rows: '• • '•
Theis two., Men, • nw' nearing!
Che' evening. •of life, ' are ,,to
coininended for their efforts
keeping ' Mind and bocIY .actively
occupied . in ' luerative, •hobbies.
rather than .Whiling • Away their':
hours in Mundane • idleness -AS .is
so frequ,ntly the:
ion Herald,Time.'• .
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CITING LEGISL VON
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• 1951 CHEV. Belair Hardtop Convertible, 2 tone in midi', air •
conditioning undercoating custom radio and Many
• , extras. • •
al 1950 PONTIAC 'SEDAN.
• 1949 CHEV. DELUXE SYLELINE. SEDAN, eustont. radio, in
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air conditioning.
In 1949 CHEV FLEETLINE COAC11.4 •
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in 1947 PurtiTIAC SEtoAN.
1947 CHEV. COACH. '
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ri 196 PLYMOUTH SEDAN.
no 1935 CHRYSLER SEDAN,
8 PONTIAC FLEETLINE COACH, enstoM radio .and
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1941 DODGE' COUPE. •
1939 CHEV.,SEDAN.°
1936 -DODGE $gpAisl.
naa• *. SPECIALS THIS WEEK
. • 1947 CHgv. SEDAN •
▪ 1?36C111EV. COACH 4•
• 1948 ,CHEV. STAKE: TRUCK. --
$1,150
•$100.00 .
nNEV1/4/,' CARS* , • .
Chev, Pontiac, Buick, Olds, 'Ford, Meteor - .1
:Apprthdinatly 24-hottr Service 'wth -choice ok ecdors.
' • REGULAR LIST PRICE
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Some'. years: ago; the • Ontario
Begislature passed an. act' • en-
titled. , !`Tree;.Conse6ation,
Act", This .act permits .a. County
topass ,a by-law to regulate the
ci.1Miig"655fiecl, wood -
lots, with: !thegovernment.
Senving, the right to approve the
rgulations. act. was
'passed, woodlots. 'were, . being,
stripped of all trees,.anct•in most.
cases a barreolivastelanifwas left.
The. resiiit Arai that erosion be4
Came prevalent; soil Was 'washed"
away; -sterile •gullys foriried;
:water; :tables were lowered; .• and
inany ,other disastrous reSUlts fol-
' 19 ed the .stripping of the bush
• '1\1,0 :one like'.governmetit
strictioriS; but • When. . faced With
the facts, one of importance
stands- OutHtht;.inost. woodlots
• are being. badly manaed. Mizell
is being ,done' by the Departnient
of Lands and Forests ,in eduat:• .
in the nubile0 beii- woodlot.
4iariagernnt, but there is ,a
• fain type Of persOn'' whO thinks•
only of his personal financial.
•gain. '• • •
Most of the counties • in Wet,
en Ontario have paSSed hs:
to. control cutting privately
owned 'woci,dlots, . All .the- dount,
!es'in the: Huron District', ,Which
include the; folloMng . Brant,
Waterldo; Wllington', Went -
Worth, 1Halton, • Oford,
Tittnith, •t,Wuce and Grey haYe,
Pased by-laws. The County
and the *names' of :the Tree
commissioners may be obtained
• from the county clerk, agricui,
fur -al replresentatiVe s.or the Zone
1-Foreste
rtisse s Motors
"the Rome i lIetter Used Care', • n•
•.easho. Trade, Ite*s Evenings tintil 10
•; ; %ities Service Dealer - • Thole .1$1•0' Brussels
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DAIRY FOODS
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