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A;SHFIELD
.0B RN --..To' Mr. and Mrs. d'ack
MacKenzie j, Kincardine Hospi-
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tal Qn„;A:ugust 24thn,.a son..
The Mission Hand meets •', on
.Wednesday, at the home of Aud-
rey and Douglas . Ross..
The Women's:, Institute •wil1.
hold their September• meeting at
'the borne. of Mrs. G. ,1Vloncrief.
s, R. Martin, a Ripley. is,
THE LITCK'NOW SENTINEL, LUCK TOW, pNTARIO
Letters To The Editor
TZRSiDAY, 'SE''MBER 1
1949.
,of her !brother, Mr. Henry Mac-
Kenzie While ltlr. and Mrs, Mac-
Kenzie visit the T¢ronto 'Ex••
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, Haycock
of Ingersoll visited with relatives'
here and in Rip1ey last week..
The men of; :the Presbyterian
congregation cleaned uP, the yard
around the •church ;after ,carpenr.
ters hae finished the repairs on
the church':. The ladies served
u
1 nch .after the work was com-
�vu
spending a few days .at the home pleted.
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WEEKLY F'IC K UP ',SERVICE
Ripley ' Collect
Call Rip! . 185, C •
LUCKNOW EGGSCAN BE
►T CRAWFORD'S..FEED STORE
FRIENDLINESS THAT WILL
LONG .BE REM EIVIBERE1
.The newly Organized, Lucknow
arid' District Chamber of Com-
merce has. adorned as its slogan;
"The' Sepoy Town Luckmow
the friendliest little town. in Can
add"
CLINTON 'GR.OUP CHAMPS,
OUST LEGIONNAIRES, •
' ,Clinton, Radio ,School Nine are
Intermediate ""l3"' .Group sham
'pions.. They polished offLuck-
Legionnaires
.uck-
L i nnaires on Monday
now, ,,,;�o
Mint by a: 9 .:to 3 count to take
the best of.seven. series 4, game
That slogan, is' no fallacy in the t o ' 1.
mind of :one 'lady .Who wrote as _. Legionnaires trimmed
follows to.^the ''ITO emaker In the The.__ eg
c I tinned its ,C'linton 3 to 1 during the' regular
Glolbe Grad- Mail and . ap
"" he'l inidl. Grocer". The letter' schedule,, but in the. pay-off ser.'
T ' y as fol-. ci_,. 'the. Airmen were gat their
in Nionciays Globe was best, and: "4g•oti the goat of the
Dear Editor;
Having " read Subscriber Ne; ;
2's letter, it' made `me Wonder: if•
he knowts. farm lite - Most Most farm-. •
ers. do not {go to' • town -in the
ssummer during the day except
on 'a business' :trip, to..the bank or
for repairs. !for' machinery or
something' that demands immed-
iate, attention.
Astor shopiping early, the most
of us ',are -.nuking cows,'-fceding
calves, slopping pigs. -or running
after chickens; -etc, We all kilo*.
'wee .aren't likely to get , a stall
v
lows " 'faltering Legionnaires. let he
- al an
esti, aloine t .
pick of,'.them, The, mlost of G
Main I
Dear Homernakor Just when., • Last grrday : night In Clinton, like to pare as near as o�sil le
we are beginning to' think itzs a• Lucknow lost :a 17,-4' •decrslon toF
tough gold vvorld•.something' poPS the Ari'm�en..and,�that loss. pretty to • the store where our heavj:est
up. to ° make . you `think', you're well.: 'settled. the final_, outcome shopping' wjll be...'I. wonder if ';'
wrong ,a. The -Lucknow nine. could .do little Subscriber 'No 2 really kn• ows
right that d,ay, �n a fixture that how fear the Gars ark .south of
¥esterday my :'husband had g, sports .v1:04_.,
ro the. Bost; office and how faI riortil
business,'rn Lucknow and 1 wait=
featured�`the R?C A•
for `him In the hot ,sun.. till. 'ram. George Chin worked• (three of. the Suet Store, on both sides
ed . ( Inn •rags ins this game, ,and was• of the streets•
h,is
a kindly grocer came out p , i succeeded iby Alex,H-ackett 11!>;urf. Havlrig talked the xniattei ov.•e.
store, and insisted ;on�me icom�ng i .a,•' Madsen,_ the Airmen's (left with ,seveuat' Saturday: nrghtY.'
in . and, sitting . dbwri He'{gave rile r y ers t w p
I �harvd lace, went the route for .sh'opp ,.. '
a ' comfortable chair and the I bClinton.
seems .to, Ibe. the darkne s ofl this
ringrning;, paper and when my l Score by' Innings side street. If the in authcnrt
husband; (was longer than I e- Lucknow' 010'100 011--- 4:
would 'only have this street lit,
pected, he 'brought out ,a little . 431.031.14x •..17 they would do .much to have the
l Clinton `,
lunch. He was ,a comtplete string Were Leading Mondayrural shoppers happy, content
Pr ao ane and having recently ' . On 'Monday r.iig�ht' The Legion- ,and Comfortable,: to :say nothing
suffered •a great bereavement .
in
, a�aires' Were' battling to prolong 'of . safety:. `More • than one' .aeci
his', family, could have been .ex
�cused. for not. ;w•anting to bother.•
with me.
I had • t etier been in, Lucknow
before:put I Will Ialvvlays think of
,,it as the home af''Ihe :Kindly
Grocer'.'.: whose name I. don't even
_know.:•
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Stuart Coll er• Lucknow Tourist Lassie
S y
for it either: way . both'.
'trade -Marko mean thesame thing:.
er of ^Coca-Cola under contract with Coca .Colo Ltd.
Atilthorhid'bottl . .
GODERICH BOTTLING ` WORKS
'Goderich, .nit. 'Phone: 489,
nod; dent .has narrowly`, been:. ave:rted•
:because. of the- dark.: Could.' we '.
not have lights, please! . • .
the. series .and` got off to -a good
start with a ttv+o 'run lead in'the
'
Second, Tdby Greer. went' the
route for Lucknow,.'land in spite
of a bad back, pktched ,good ball.
Faulty suplpert i:r .a couple of :in-
nirngs and ; ,The Legionnaires'
weakness. at ,bat :,cost : them the
victory.... , •
, 'Only 13 men.. faced Greer' in
the first four inilipgs, ', but in the'
:5th a coujple of • outfield bobbles
paved the way for` two runs .'that.
knotted the count:, Clinton' forged
ahead in. the' sixth ,for °six runs
and from there in. -the Lucl>vno.w
Nine. Were ' a: beaten to m, and,
elven the crowd; sensing ; the out-.
come, 'becarrne so quiet ion (could
;almost„ .hear '(the: dew. dropping''
Lucknow : had runners on •, the
pathways in every inning, but
`left , 15•;rnen "stranded .against , 7
for the, Clinton team. The .side
was retired with :the bases' load-
ed in the first,?sand inning after
inning-' the fans groaned. aus paten .
.tial runs -of . second and„third•.died'.
there, with Madsen master in the.
pinches, $ill Treleaven wasn't:.
•1 bl for the final game
A R'li,ALITE,
Honeymooning. At rojnt,.-Clark:
Mr.°& Mrs: Lloyd Elmer Tasker.,
Who, were.rnarried in/Brockville,
on.: -.August 20tb -"have-ka'een
spending their wedding trip' 'at
'Point (Clank 'at the. cottage ••.of'
his .father, A. R. Tasker ,of .Xtlyth.'
:The, grooan: is a brother ,of ,Glen ,
Tasker 'formerly. of Luclkngw, _•
second • to do the receiving: and
'A x' 1VMcIntyre was ;brought in
from the outfield, to .lp1ay second.
Lucknow Art : Andrew, cf;
Clarence Greer,' c;Jack MacDon="
ald, ss' George Chin, ;lf Morley.
Alex' MIacoIntyre, 2nd;.
lack • Cook,' '14; ; Allan Hackett,
rf;: Alex •ilaekett, rf.
• (Clinton Strachan, •1st, Good
huge; 2nd; Isieniko, cf; Theurkoff,
•lf 1VI�adten, p, Langlois, rf, ' Han
ley, ' 3rd, ” 1Odternan, ss; Turnbull, •
c,
Score :, by .Innings
-Clinton
. 000 026: `100=9;•
Guard 1e ...:
Clarence. Greer was, molved from. 'Lucknow` 020 000 001;-3
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