The Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-10-01, Page 8•
PAGUE: EIGHT
1.H ELUCKNOW SENTINEL, LIICXNOW, ONTARIO
,..'W.F DIWT Y,, QCT, 1st, 1952
' DR., EVELY'S • DALI IAS
;CENTRE OF 'ATTRACTION
Itarticulturists; in the.' Walker
ton district have been . admirhig
the . display of wonderful daWhLas'
at. the Bruce. ',County Home for
the 'Aged, Whieh are: a result • of
'the work , and ' knowledge ' of a
former .,4iokimAy• . veterinary; .cloc-
These , beautiful :flowers
which.there are .between' four .and
five hundred: plants are the spec-
ial- care .of Dr. C.- +C.' Evely, who•
has made .a, .study =Of the dahlia
• :nd each year cluceshundreds.
�f-of- ;blvoms on the
eighth of :pan- acre of `.ground to
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the south' of . the Home, devoted
to their • growing.: The doctor taken
°great • pride in his. flowers • anc
visitors .,are alwayls welcome ' to,
view 'the display. •
This' year a number' . •of. .new
varietieshave been added' to the
large collection and : some •rare
specimens. can be seen. Sorne" of
the blooms measure as high ..as,
ten andtwelve incheir across and
are .perfect' in formation 'There
are almost' all colors and.' types
of dahlias. in the collection. which
can • only,be . appreciated , and ad
mired When seen.
BOY -SCOUT WIENER: ROAST
The • 1st Luc,know,'Bey Scout
Troop' held their first meeting of
the Fail 'season When twenty-two
members attended a wiener roast
on Friday, ' September 26 at Jack
Henderson's fano on the 6th Con-
cession. . 'Games were played and
a Camp -fire 'sing•.song: .enjoyed:,
Mr • H. Burden, ',teacher' at SS.
No. • 7. was introduced: to the, boys
as ..a new header for the coining
Year.. Transportation wassup-
plied by Messrs:H. Burden, Ken
Chester .sand S. E:: Collyer. . ,
iRegular Scout meetings will be
h id each Wednesday at 7.30 'p m.
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WHAT OF NEXT YEAR? •
Now thatthe tumult and the
shouting has died, the question
arisesas to ,what's in: store for
fastball fans in this{destrict, come
next •year. •
The Beaches league in Toronto
is to „be revived, next season and
some of the "fugitives" from that
loop .-who, . performed in 'these
parts this year may be drifting
back, if 'they flash enough ot the
green stuff. 'Tis claimed however
that, the Beaches won't have too
fat & •bank. roll for iMports' and.
they ' won't •find • the '
�prometers; any pikerswhenit
comes to,. bidding for•• the.' right
men., Russ Johnson appeared well
satisfied ;inMeaf+ord ,this season
but the Beaches loop. world be
much more convenient for the.
Hamilton hurler..
Locally -the bonanza wasn't half
as ;,good as :press reports. claimed.
Lucknow to be shelling out, but
Legionnaire sponsors. won't be
penny . pinchers in . their efforts
to land. a good prospect for next
year.
A report from 1Vleaford has it
that, Billy' West of the famed Fort
• Wayne Zollners is one ..of the
prospects the Legionnaires have
their eye on. The same,report has
an Oklahoma Cowboys , hurler
slated for"/athis `loop. ' Other rum-
ors are that 'Cotton will be with
Clesley, 'and' so it .goes. `•
ORDER GAME, RESUMED IN
"ONE IN % MILLION'' • •
The second gaine of the. Walk-
erto.n=Hamilton softball playoffs
produced a "one -in a-inillion" in-
cident. Walkerton t,won in Hamil-.
_ton ' 3-0 ` on a: no-hitter by. Zulu.
Back, in Walkerton. the game was
tied 2-2 going into the bottom of
the 1 O,th.• No
With two awa ' rr n:
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Dentinger :came to. bat, :with,.nien.
on second, and third. Norm `lined
one betw•eeri-short •ia-nd---seeond
that rolled' to the outfield circle
Of oars ---good . for , a. triple. ': That
was it in the• min& of ..everyone
but a couple • of guysin the stands
who noted that Dentingerdidn't
touch first: •
Fans poured 'onto the field and::
• 4aniilton players were •:congratu .
latang the Walkerton nine, ,When
*Ord of ,.Dentinger's mental ,lapse
.got to the ears of the Hamilton
•z nanager, :who entered' a protest:
,'Hugh Curring was on 'the :bases
and . according, . to, 'an unip'ire ar=
raiigernent had. started to the out-
field - with the drivein case of'
a trap catch Neither High nor
the ball, uii 'pire could .say Wheth- _
:er .or not Dentinger had reached
'hist... • : •
The protest, one of the tough -
eat 'the 0.4.S.A, had ever •dealt
with, ' resulted 'in • the ' following.
decision The game to resume in
-Walkerton on Tuesday night as
of the 1Oth inning .:with two on •
:baso and •Dentinger .at bat. If
Walkerton, won' before 1•5.1hnings
a 7 -inning 'exhi!bition game was
tohe played. If Hamilton won be
:fore 15 .innings, the' third and
final game of the series would
be immediately commenced.
Walkerton won it in the 14th
inning by 'a 3-2 'score ;With ;Dutch
Craig's single doing the trick.
CHAMPS DECIDED
AT FI;ELIC MEET,
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The .annual . Spont� s Day Liras
held .on Friday September. 26th:,'
'at the school grounds.:•Competi
tion ,was keen and at many points
excitement was high.
• Senior 'boys' champion is' Don
MacNay' with 42 points. Rtiriner-
up is Harold Howald with 32
'points, Carolyn . Gibson is Senior
girls •• champion with 37 points.
..S ley , S.tanleY 35 ,points,is Bev-
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Ralph Hames won• the Inter-
mediate boys ' competition with.
37- points wklile Doug Haldenby
`secured second :place with', 29 •
points. Isobel, MacPherson and
I,yla .Stanley, are tied for . the
girls' Interrn:ediate championship
With . 20 points; Ttaeleen Hamilton
is runner=up 'with 18 'p"oints.
In .the Junior boys ,competition,
ken MacNay is, first with. a high
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GOMMENCEMENT.TO
ISE HELD FRIDAY NIGHT
The, Lucknow. District Nigh
School +CComnencement will be
held in. the Town ,Hall. on Fri-
day night, when- an, interesting
program will be presented, feat-
uring an ,address by Dr. E. Q.
Plewa, of the University of Wes..
tern 'Ontario,
The presentation of student.
awards and diplomas will also be
made. • •
score of 44 'points George Rich-'
ardsjis runner-up with 26 points.
Grace Thompson won .the Junior
girls title with 34 marks ' and,
Rozella Howald, placed • second
with 29 points.;'
Several novelty races, such, as
a musical chair game with bi-
cycles and a mixed relay race
added . interest to the, program.
Prizes were donated by Miss Os,
A; detailed report ` of the Win-
ners of 'each race will be ;pan
nounced next • weep in The Sea-
tinel.
• We would like to 'thank the
persons who assisted the teach'-
ers' and students in the measur-
ing of :the jumps. •
The .Executive .of'the .Girls'
Athletic Society report a : success-
ful afternoon, financially. in their
refreshinerit booth .
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• The Friday Morning 'assembly
wasopened with .the • singing •of
.a ,hymn. ,The scripturre,.,Psalm1,1,
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was, -read by. -Mac MacDonald and •
the Lord's .prayer was repeated,
in unison. Hymn "Jesus Keep Me .
Near. The Gross" Was 'sung. : Janet
Camvpbeli;' and,Latrine •McNain •
favored. with. a duet; Sybil Bar=
ger .played a piano solo and Heli -
en Weiler galie pan • interesting
reading On, `,School": 'The : meet
ing was • closed with the singing
of ..the . national anthem.:
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