The Lucknow Sentinel, 1948-09-23, Page 6•
MEETING DECIDES TQ AGAIN
"SAYEINDOOR SOFTBALL
Indoor softball to arta be
it as de -
promoted locally, so
Tl ltd, LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW.0 ONTARIO
South; Kira * W.M.S.
The September meeting of the
South Kinloss. W.M.S. was held
at the• home of Mrs. Allister
Hughes.. It was .a special° Home
Bided at a meeting on , Friday.; Helpers • meeting with Mrs. D. L.
evening.expected- Kinnon presiding. The: meet-
It is the.e will t MacKinnon
by .singing hymn. 36
be about three town teams.and ing
four or five rural` -teams .entered." and i epeating the Lord's prayer
Play• will connmence early in to • unison, The' scripture • lesson
October, :following the holdingiof was read by Mrs. Ira- Dickie, The
' the Fall Fair.
Another meeting is',to be 'held
on. Friday night of this Week to
get the 'plans settled and it 'is
• . requested that representatives Intyre `gave a• vote of thanks to
• .from prospective tearhsbe in at- tlie-,-hostess and those 'taking part
tendance, and team entries be in the program. Miss Dean Mac-
filed at this meeting; with
Leo `closed' the meetingwr
Town% .softballers , who are:. in prayer. A social half hour.. was
•terested inplayingsho re_ ern.-•� .
v- - s at ,o
•: Art' Andrew or E. D, Thompson.
Art • 'Andrew,. 'president of the,
• loop, :presided, at Friday's • meet-
ing... Election of officers will be
' on: .the, agenda • of 'Friday' night's,.
meeting. as .`.1114V Thompson in-
tends resigning the secretaryship.•,
meditation : was taken by Mrs,
Alex Sutherland. The special
speaker for the meeting was .Miss
Dean MacLeod, Mrs. 'Wm, Mac-
HOCKEY PIANS ;TO. BE.
DISCUSSED NEXT WEEK
There's not going' to be any
dilly-dallying in .discussing plans
for hockey activity here, this win-
ter. A meeting has been called.
by •President Hugh Cnming for
next Tuesday . `night,; September
. 1 •
28th; . The ' own ` al s the ` iilace-
and the time '•is' 8 o'clock sharp
The, Chin line will be missing
from °last year's squad, which
coped . the W.O•A.A. Interrr ediate
"8" .championship, -.but the rest
of the team is pretty well intact,
and there are possibilities , for
Anne reinforcements in. sight. •
At'first glance the outlookdoes
not look too • bright, but' never
count The Sepoys out, -.and when
the -season gets ' underway ten
-chances to one,'they'll be in, there
with.. 'a team that ;will •: give all
comers' a .battle.
Better be out at; next week's
meeting..
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THURS. SEPTEMBER 23, 1941
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Presb Man 'CPA.i
Th Young People of the Pres-
byt ran Church entertained the o . • bungannon ; .i a
es
staff and students of the •High. t
School at their regular Guild 1:
Meeting. The meeting opened IN
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Miss ,Dej ,rOct:: zst
wart reaFriday,
tore 'lesson. and hymn 757 was ■ - _ _ . _ z ,
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sung. Dr. • Little and M■r. Hoag _, Entertainment' Galore
favored with a musical selection se
after which Mr. MacDonald gave ra .
k: Miss Lillian • Carruthers . Classified Horse .Race. ---7 sure starters; Gentle
Playeda pianosolo and this was ■
a ',talk. ' men's Road Race; 2 Running Races 2 Hurdle
..- ._
%bowed by a male ag4ai`tette of a: �lumpin Events, Chariot Race..
Mr. I. MacSween, Rev, C. H. Mac- I e . • p .
Donald, George chin and lvor I.
i • CLOWN BAND.. NOT A DULL MOMENT
1
' Admission, to Grounds '5Oc; 'Children Free
ONE DAY ONLY
man Taylor, After singing hymn
666, Mr, MacDonald , closed •with
•prayer. A' social hour was spent
and then' lunch, Was served..
P. your name, Or • addres•s 'has : changed
since 1,9z01 --fill out the special .Change
of .'Address" : Card' available, at all ; Post
.
Offices and Ineome�Tax•Offices•
Mail the. "Change of Address"
8
and
before October :31st194s
Mail this card even if• you completed one
last year:
You should not fill out a "Change of Address"
Card if both your name and address are still the --
tame as in 1943. •
CREWE.:
•
•Mrs,.•Will Alton, and Wendall of
Wingham " . spent theweek-end
with her brother, Will Hasty and
Lorne. '
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Crozier;
Billie,' Joanne, Mr. Roy ' Maize
and.. .Mr. Dave McWhinney 'spent,
Wednesday at Western •Fair • at
London.
. Mr. and Mrs; Morgan' Barnes:
and 'Frankie "of . Mafeking spent`
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack • Curran.:
Mrs. John `Watt of Hamilton, is
spending . a few days in -the com- !
ty
xnuni
We are glad to report.' Mr Torn
Culbekt has returned home after
spending. some four or five weeks
in Goderich. Hospital '
Mil Raymond Finnigan spent;
part of last we,ek . in London: ,at
.the Western Fair .and. at;Thames
vine :with 'hisniece; Mrs:.I.:1O 'd
Kay. ,. ,•
•
' .. Mr. and Mrs: Harold `Johnston
spent • Sunday afternoon •with.`Mr.
and;' Mrs: Ronald'.;Trel eaverL
• • A•..number ,flora here'. attended j
Blake Church 'anniversary" ser-'
vices iri the :evening.'•
Mrs.. Bort . ,Treleaven of Luck-.
now spent a ' day„ last:. week with
her daughter,`'. Mrs:; Jack Catran..
'Purchase Ripley,' Home
;.;Walter B '.W.aldert 9f Huron
Township ' has . purchased. , ; the'
(,ween, Street:.horime:.of Mrs.''Rod-
erick Martyn. Mr.. and, Mrs. W'al
den *ill move to Ripley and take
possession on. Octotiez .15th. . I.
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MISS AGNES- MacPHAIL.has House..Mss •Macphail represer
sold her .home at Ceylon, near ed ken
for. a.m
nuber of yet
Durham, and has p p
taken u er-, at Ottawa as a I7.F.O. candida
nYanent' residence in ,East York,
and when 'they ended their p,
which riding , she .. represents as' itical activities she swung, to .t
I,
a CCE••member in the Provincial ..eft- wng•CCF ranks.. •• •
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FRIDAY' NIGHT IN' • PARISH HALL
Play by. Ripley Dramatic •,• Society
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ALL CATTLE IN BRUCE
'PO BE T B :TESTED
All cattle in Bruce County' are
• being . tested ,for tubercu losis.: Be
ginning last Oct 1,. •T J Cornish,,
official veterinarian. for Grey and-
:; Bruce. Counties, has been :carry-
i .ing out 'the.. testing' project ever'.
1 since under the'• health of Ani
mals Division, Dominion . Depart
ment of ,Agriculture. - It .:will re
1 quire: at least ' another 'year to 1.
complete' the job, he says.
` ,This'is•the:fii=st;.time.that Bruce .,"
County •cattle have ' been scorn-
',1
com-
1 pletely tested: _ A complete test . of
Grey, County cattle 'was•;complet-
ed" . in .1943, and: the second . will
get underway after. the Bruce Co.
test now being made is completed,
says Mr. Cornish. :
�' Already the.Peninsular and. the
Townships of Annabel, . Carrick &
Culross have ;been completed.. Ar
ran and:. Saugeen • are now '.being.'
commenced:. Approximately50,000,
cattle have been tested `•so far,
but another 90,000 remain `to be • •
examined.. An average of 1,000 an=
imals' a week is the rate; at which,
the cattle are being tested..
Four percent of. the 50,000 cat-:
tie tested to date have reacted. to
the test .and ',been slaughtered.
One • full-time and;; five' part-time
veterinarians have' been carrying :.
out the:
work:.
COMMITTED POR, .TRIAL
• . At' a preliminary hearing at
Seaforth on Tuesday of last week
before 'Magistrate D. E. Holmes,
'Mrs. Caroline 'Crawford of Cleve: -
land. charged with dangerous
driving, was committed for trial
at• the net ;court of general ses-
sions of the peace at Goderich.
• The charge arose but of an ,ac-;
cident •at Brucef ield • when the car
driven by Mr_. Crawford crashed
into one dricien by Roy Girvrn;
R. • 6, Goderich,• fatally • injuring
the latter—and causing n1ti "' ' to
g..i
several : other persona,
or men With some gime 'to spdre
Its a awn of activity-your'local <armoury, just'hurr
mingWith activity`for me•n with a few evenings to spar
In the:wide list of'acuvit es offcrcd by. the Canildian Ar'•rn
R servt'Force, vou'11 find things to turn those odd free eveninf
• into interesting and even exciting ones. 'You'll enjoy the fu
programme of social and spits, events.' You 11: be "one of cf
an ".—with other Reserve. Force men,'who are •hnding..dr,
the armoury'' is their personal ',clubhouse `.
All the latest equipment and weapons arc now being u.
for Reserve Force trail ng: Ttic summer- camp sessions giVc'
the opportunity to get away and qui into the •operr: To 'top
•
:ill, 'you wilt receive full.. Active Force pay for al'I dine,sp1/4:11�
training and 'camp.
.SEE FOR YOURSELF' by visiting your local Rcs�r
Force . unit's • open house:;
•
parades Or demonstrations;
d ring ' Army Week, 20 Z6
Sep tuber.•
Call. at the, armoury of
the regiment of your choice,;
' NOW !' .
THERE'S A
CAREE
Eor, in, the 'Ccnodcrny�c�y
every.
°PPbn
For odvoce
at i
get* completion on
f seri**.
Ea*
..:..youlocal or..
doin the Reserve force no