The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-05-05, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
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THE LUCKNpW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
"Careful, Pauline!"
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Of course nos-one would dream of climbing a telephone pole
without being especially careful. Yet every time you Climb a
shaky ladder or stand, on a rickety chair you piay riot realize
what a big chance you’re taking. Actually more people have
accidents right at home than anywhere else.1 ,
By avoiding accidents you save more than , suffering and
worry—Vou save money, too! In a family the size of ours -
(we’re now over 31,00Q), these sayings are important. That’s
. why dur employees are not only thoroughly trained to use,
safety tools and, methods, but continually reminded to take
every precaution to avoid injury to themselves and othbrs.
It’s another way we help keep costs down so we can pro- '
vide you with the best possible telephone service at the
lowest possible cost. - ' .
obituary .
MALCOLM McGUIRE
The many friends of “Mac”
McGuire regret his passing at his
late residence at Ripley at the
age of sevehty-seven years. He
was born and/ lived in Huron
township all his life. In addition
ip farming, he carried on a sheet
metal business for many years,
retiring to Ripley nine years ago.
He is survived by his widow,
the former Jean R. McDonald, a
son. Lloyd of Hamilton ' »and a
daughter Thomas
Waller) of Parkhill. A son, Dr.
William C. McGuire predeceased
him seven years ago. One sister
Jennie (Mrs. James Mitchelltr^e)
ljVes in London: There are sev'en
grandchildren. ’ ’ .
Mr. McGuire was a member of
Ripley United Church. He was
active for many years, in Mas
onry being a; past master, and
life member of CUd Light Lodge
A.F. & .A.M., No. 187, Lucknow.
He Was. one of the priginalLmem-
bers of the Lucknow Royal Arch
Chapter. .
Funeral, services, were conduct
ed by the Rev. D. Brydo.n from
his late residence With interment
in Ripley Cemetery.
The pallbearers Were, William
S. McGuire, Howard McGuire,
Roy McGuire, Howard Henry,
Austin Solomon, Alvin Hamilton,
his nepheWs ^rid grand-nephews.
How to prevent home accidents is shown in** Home Safe
Home”, a folder available free from the Health Depart- '
meat of your Provincial Government or from the De-
partment of National Health and Welfare, Ottawa.
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JUVENILE TEAM CERTAIN, .
INTERMEDIATES LIKELY
Lucknow is out of the fastball
: picture this year, but a juvenile.
softball team is certain and pros-
pects look good for an Intermed
iate “B” entry.
Whether it's one dr tivo teams
the Legion is the sponsoring or
ganization. Garnet Henderson
•will again be manager of the Juv
enile squad, and ' he has ffieir
LL__^^nt.ry in. This year there will be
pid classification in minor soft-
Jball, and the winner Of each seiS
ies will have to meet all. comers,
and wiff then advance into the
O.A.S.A. in which there is no
classification either. / '
Lucknow Juveniles coped the
‘ . W.OXA. top title last year and
< weye eliminated in the O.A.S.A.
sehii-.finals by Virgil. ; -
A few of last year’s squad will
ibe -missing, but the battery, duo
of Kent Hedley and Roj? Stanley
.are still of Juvenile age and /Man
ager Henderson is ponfictent 6f
another strong team. '.
Grouping Intermediate Problem
An Intermediate “B” -softball
• team is'also a definite possibility,,
‘ as there are •' seme promising.
youths available as well as some ,
: veterans of the fastball era. Geo.' neither, one a championship. Mea-
Westlake, has. been rnentioned as' fofd waltzed with the silvef-.
.....a possible moundsman., But to '
date everything is' pretty much
• ^conjecture arid it could be that
;the question of grouping would
be me final factor iri deciding
Whether: or not- Luckndw. will
have art . Intermediate . team... A
competitive, eem^act group
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HUGHIE HALL COMING
BACK TO PORT ELGIN
Port Elgin Pontiacs, who strung
along" last year with hard-luck
Guy Sparrow on the mound, haye
this year gone back to Hughie
Hall, who performed with the
Lakeside team two years ago and
during that season he came up
"witlT^hat^TTOmurabie—23-inn-mg-
game With Meaford which Port
•won 5-4.
This will be Hall’s fifth season
in Major Fastball and he is still
gunning for his. first champion-,
ship. He was with Lucknow for
the first, two years and got the
Legionnaires into the- finals; but
no .farther, In 1950 Walkertori
took the 7th game of the Series'
1-0, and in 1951 these two teams
met agaip. The finals got under
way in • late . October: and When
trailing‘the series 3rl, and Now-
ember* just around the* corner/
Lucknow defaulted the series. .
The, next year they picked up
the veteran, Charlie justice, arid
Port Elgin signed up Hall. Both
Clubs had their headaches—but
ware- arid- repeated .the" perform-'
ance last year" r".11'' -
■ Lucknow started the 1953; seas
on with Hall but let him go* in
mid-July when he failed to com
ply with local terms and condi
tions. Felix Mann, his battery
mate; took over the mound, dut
ies and. George Westlake went be
hind rthe plate, to finish the
season. ' -•; • ' " L
. Arid so, in ’announcing last
week that Port Elgin ‘ had signed
; Hall for the 1954 season, “Hank”
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is ,es-
SIGN
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PROS ARE ANGLING TO
KENNY HODGKINSON
..K^ngpih Hodgkinson attended ■ - . .
.. the Maple Lea’f hockey' week, try-^Smith gives Hughie^S’^^
out at Toronto in the Easter hoi- last year’s • episode as follows:
1.. idays arid so in/pressed, Teafian . "‘“Eas^
officials, that they are' anxious to- to hurl for Kincardine and sign-
. g;et his ' name ' on , a contract. .
Kenny, who was, ‘ just 15 on
’ April 2nd, has also had other pro
, scouts-ldokihg. him over, and it
. stated, that bdth Boston and De
troit would1 like to get, a string
..Oh him; Kenny hasn’t as yet tak
en any action.. . , '
The Leafs' plan is to sehd the
“Last “year• >he<1Haff)rwanted~
cd with Lucknow on the condi
tion that'Le would, be released-
if /he could swing: a deal' with’’
Kincardine. . ’ / • ■■•.. .>•»
“The-Lucknow ball-club, once
he was signed, wouldn’t grant his
rpldase; ahd ' fpfcOd him to pfey
withr tn$ Lotions. Hall was fur-
iotts and,' although “he won’t aU-
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APRIL COOL AND CLOUDY
Cool and cloudy weather was
the official weather Version for
April with a low of 11 degrees,
a high of 78 degrees^ 2.47 inches
of rainfall and 4 inches of snow.
mit it, didn’t have his heart in.
the game at any time. His record
during the shprt stay was not
impressive’’. '
. The truth of the matter is that
Hall signed with Lucknow, and
later started dickering with Kin
cardine who were angling for a
pitcher in order to enter the loop.
W.O.A.A. . officials Hall
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Plumbing and Heating Service
AND REPAIRS
/ Oil Burners Serviced—Units Converted
Complete Repairs’ for Deep and Shallow/Well Pumps
Automatic Hot Water Tanks Installed
For a free estimate call or see
ART GILMORE^—
s R. R. 3, Lucknow — 61-r-13 Dungannon
lad to school at St. -Mikes, and
give him the hockey tutoring .that
it is expected might eventually
develop him into big league tim
ber.
would play for Lucknow. Or no i scooted off to Toronto to latch
fastball club, .and Kincardine I onto Norm RagnclL.
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