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• • ;3Tril'ENTIABS IASTOWEL
13-3 IN VI.JASDAY CONTEST
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Lucknow. Lfegioft JuVen.iles. de,•
alt., Bob!)
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Andrew, Murray
llyerv,Peu
derson, -Garry - Ritilue; :- Dona
li-irkland, Barry MeDonagh.'
Listowel; ...goal, Inglis; defence,
'Clarke, Kilpatrick; cen., FarriSh;
wings,.Eckel, Ilymers; alt, Tomp-
• WEDNESDAY* JAN. lgth, i,e55
LUCKNOW 6.,ENTINE114, iiicKis OW, • ONTARIO
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feeted List:mei', 13-3 in a 3,tivr,lcinS,,. Johnston, Gibson, Davidson,
enile game in the local irena. on Coghlin, Nervebigging, Hewer, Mc:
Tuesday, night, This was the sec- Catlin, Donegan. ' '
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• oftd game of the .doubleheader;
' Goal scorera for Lucknow were
Ron Gralitun 3, J., Chirt.,3, Chin,
Roy. .Staley; Paul Couse, Hugh,
MacMillan, Ken-:MaeNay,- Eugene
Gardner,Roy Emberlin. For
toweli Armitege, Wall and Nincl
scored;
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•BANTAMS' TIE• WITII
LISTOWEL ON; TLIESDAY.
-Atter iiirty" minutes of real
hockey ,•:Listowel ' and
'Lucknow Bantams ,ended" in a
2-2 •tie the Arena TUesday 'in
" the first gerae pf a doubleheader:
• There'was no scoring ift the ,1St
period, Listowel went ahead in
the"secend Lucia -law capital-
ized on a Listowel penalty to
score 2 quick goals kind take the
lead; 2-1. In the third •Listowel
tied'itikp•on a Li.,ickriow penalty:
GOal scorers for Lueknow were
Jim. Pedersen and Allan' , Chin.
• For •Listowel Caryle"Hytners and
Ken Farrish scored . •
,• Lucknow:,1 .Jerry Mow,
bray; def., ,Fraser.' Aihton,. Bill
• altebinson; , .cen,, Art Howaldi
wings, Jim .Peclersen, Allan Chin;
......eneweemee4•0410e0.041.4.4164, •
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JUVENILE
•itn: ;The, Arena'
LUCKNOW
ties
at 8.30 'sharp
W1i1GRAM*vs.
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LUCKNOW
• night and' it's u"l Foil.
.1 Lucknow,- .to.• Clash on That . the .pahnertoti_Lucknow Ban_ ' .Mr. David Cowan. had the mis..,
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VVINGHAIVI DEFEAT 'ANAL,
BANTAM TEAM 7-3
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Luelcnow .playeci host to .the
Wingliam Bairtain,temn in the
local arena ori• Wednesday of last
week. The Wingharn vtearn was•
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victorious 7-3.
The" Wingharft team, is, in• 1,a
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categorY•• and II* LucknoW
boys in,'."D". clesSifieation.
Heth:eringtpft led the-Vingliam
attack with 3 goal.s, Walker Scor-
ed 2, - and 7. Loe,keridge and
Na.sinith.got 1 each. Goal scorers
for Ji P Lucknow were m ederseri
2,, and Art HoWald 1. .
Wingham, goal, Merkley; def.,
Ritchie, Leckericlge, cen,.
ly;' wings, Nesmith, Hethering-
ton;•alternates, Scott, Hotchkiss,
hSqtxire 1
place tie with a 5. point victory
over ,the-Beaveri but net • with-
otit a great try from .,the last
place. tearn wholost the first
game y 6 points, 2nd game by.
•20th
. points and e last one .-by
pins, making 'a pinfall differr
enee of -34 pins..
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..Squirrels • were led • by
'Lorna Button's .635 total with
Bill, Fre& and Rey. Finlaysee,
•also rolling ,areund 600. Beaver
F. ThornPson's 561 and 150 handi-
cap' ter 731 and Donald McKin-
non's 600 were. best for losers.,
. Meanvvihile the Pole Cats mOVed
to the division with a 5'point
'n. over first plaee' WoiVerines.
ald,„Harnilton's 649 and Hazel
We ter's 627 led the, Cats, While
Jack •Bannister's .675 and the
Cou duo's 1281 total showed
•NVel for Wolverines.
The Zebras kept right in/ the
battle.•for top 'spot with a doUble
Win Over the Cocini.' P. Jamie-
son and C. Reid led the. Zebras
with ' 681 . and 640 respectively:
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Redman, Baker, 'Henry, .Wylds,
Walker, Carmaechel, Carr: '
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•LuCkftdiv; „goal, -Jerry Mow -
'bray; defence,' Fraser • Ashton,'
Bill Robinson; Centre,'Jim. Pecl-
•ersen; .wings, Art 'Ilowald, Aflan
Chin, alternates, Thom. C011Yer,
Barry' IVIcID,onaf,h, • Domild Kirk -
lend, Garry &Ritchie, Paul Hen:-
derson,. Murray, Hunter,' Bruce
Baker.
N. 1VicDoriegh's :625: -and , G. Bail-
eys identical Were.;,bet ifor the
Coen's. • :'
.4aele• Caesar's Cubs relied to
a 5 point -win: over the •Kangar-
cos,' Captain Caesar led his teem
with 627 with. his 'Wife right be-,
• hind with ,614. The Kangaroos
were simply no mateh ,fqr the
third place Cubs. •
Bill .:Thin -ter and Clare Johnt„,
stoft With both: everi.609 :Sabres
rolled the Chipmunks tO a, .five
point VietOry. over ,the ociphers
despite 'C. Greer's 709totalwith
A record 'breaking 323 single.. D.
A. Hackett also showed' Well for
the losers, with over 600..
:Standhigs: •
-Wolverines- 59—Squirrels---59r
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Zebras 56; COS,. 51; Gophers •42,
Pole Cats 42, Kangaroos 41; Chili,'
urik•s- 38 Coons: 36-; --Beaters-29.:
•LEGION • JUVENILES 'wily,
,PALMERSTON 7-2 THURSDAY
•The Lucknow Legion Juveniles
played. in Palmerston last Thurs.,-
day/Without the services of:Char-
lie Chift-and7R04--Graharftr--and-
defeated; the 'Palmerston . crew
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Paul COuse, .playinghis first
'game of, :the season, suffered a
stitch gash .to his cheek in
the Contest,
. Goal ,Scorera 'for the,lOcal team
were • Jack 'Chin,' Kent Hedley,
Al Baker, 'Ernie Gibson,u,gene
Gardner; Paul Couse, oy Env.
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V.Vatc4ii Future Announieindent:
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Y St *art Collect The roll
The Y.P.S. of the Presbyterian manufacturIng• lirrn, its location • 4
W14ITECI-tURCH mar •
, & • • • .. call was answered py. naming a
KUPtZ at Galt.
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makes Canada and What Canada • " •
makes" was prepared by Mrs.
Chas., Tiffin and read by Mrs. Q;
Church entertained Langside Y.
P.; S.• on Wednesday evening with
aboUt 50 •preserit. Walter. Elliott'
presided .oyer the prograin Which'
consisted of the'scripture reading
•by the -than -man; a ,trio •Compos-
ed Of Irma, Joan grid Norma For-
ster:; 'duet by Mrs. Tona?Morri-
son and :her daughter tfarilyn
and a. reilding by Mrs.•WalterEt.
liott .Ronald WGillivray sang a
sole for the visiting. Society.
GaMes and' contests.were e„njoy-
ed by all. Lunch. wes.served
the •ladies•. in charge.' •, :
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.ASOFIELD NOTES
Mr. John .Cathcart • spending -
the Winter. in Lucknow.
Mrs.. Henry MacKenzie and
Barbara were ' ',Owen Sound
Vie Old Bivalsi. 'Wingham,..andt last week.. •
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I. Evening. tam genie' Will go es seheduled ,fortUne to have •his foot badly
• •• ' here FridaY night -It was to'heve hurt wthile at vvork 'Coderich:
•• irieen .'a double4leader/ Mit. the Mrs,. Van Der Lav will be kOs-
I. Everyliedy, Nil! r,se,. There!. 1
' JuVeniles can't fmake it An effort tess for the Janua'r
A.dmission 35c, 25c & 15c -
ymeeting of
is 'being Made to.- arrange. dn. ex- the Presb terian W M S
• ' • " hibitiOn Juvemle game. The. annual'. meeting 'for.
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Preabiterian. Congregation NM*
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a be hela. on ThUrsclay'etk
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Get Insulating Value as Well as Beauty
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TEN TEST CEILING BLOCKS
Size 164 x x,5-
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Block 'a Are Tongue and Grooved. All Nails Are -Concealed,
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'MATERIAL FOR 'AROOM 1
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'APPROXIMICTELYIT5
Ask For A Efee Estimate,
JOHN W. HENDERSON'
LUMBER LIMITER
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DRIvE Nfx7rwgpc:::
Due to the many requests com-,
ing in,.'the Luc -Tee -Win Club has
decided..to. sponsor another fox,
At aineefing held lest:week
;some field captain• were chosen.,
If you were not one of these and
have not been .asked to join the
Mint: iMease contaCt one, of the
;men mentioned in' Rule 6 belovi
and enter yourown teaift or.leave
your .name and ,Phone number
and..tbe'daY. or clays. you'd •like
to hunt. The will be most
•happy to include you., •
It was felt that a few :changeS-
sh,Oulclt.b,e made froin the Boxing
Day,. drive and the.neW. stipule,
tions :are as 'follows:* :. • ,
Dive will commence Wed:-
nesdey. morning, January 26th,.
'7.end "terminate •Saterdarevening--
January. 29th.
1. •Each teain Will be limited to
four men ,and- a 'captain.,
-3.. ah- team is, allowed to hunt
on any or all four days 'and 'inter-
change of teem members is perk
iniSsable, proViding each member
reports his fox :kills to •his.bwri
field captain', . , ' '
4, Hounds may be, 'run .in all
case,s , but firearrns are limited to ,
•the .usrof shOtguns ONLY. '
5, Field Captains and tearns.are .
at 'liberty; to Mint anywhere in,.
the 'vicinities of Teeswater, Wing,
br Lcknow (paSted • prOper-
tieS cxCluded). • •
6. Qn:•Saturdaynight, Januar/-
2)th; each 'captain' will take hj
foxe6i,itf tb' One 65
the znn-e- '$ocretarlos: Ab Nethei.
Wine:horn ;. Bill.MacDonald,.ttyk-
noW; .,.Carrhen Thompson. •Tees-
`ctr a where.they ..rbe paid
.'eff• at:$1.06,pef fox. '.
7,4n, adclitinn, the. Club • ;
•foring a$10,0(' rrize to the t4;irn...7
With the highest, score' ar.4 tbr: , •
Tfirnherre nt
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• ' UI 11.41 •donateJ s5,00 ,second.
The South group Of the •Wo-
men'a Institute held a euchre in
-the= Coin iftufilty—Mernori
on Friday. evening.. Winners of
high..prizes' were Mrs. Cecil Fal -
and. product. The inotto,, What
Fisher. The topie was abbrtaken
by Mrs. Russell 'Gaunt on' "'Con-
ger:ration". Mrs. -Victor • Rtherson
gave :a Very enlightening clues-.
tion. andanswer talk on' Ceylon
for her , Federated ' Mrs.
Garnet Ferrier gave a piano solo..
It.Was decided to Iftake a .done -
tion to our 1955 project -f�r Cey-•'
lori, and -Kelso to help Send Canad-
ian. delegates to •the Conference
of the Associated Countrywomen
of the World t� be held in' Ceylon
next tioatestes.•w,ere Mts..
Malter4ames_ancl_Mrs,4tobert
Ross who gavetWo -sheinter
esting readings Mrs James on,-*-
coner,--ancl ,—.1.—D—Beecroft;Lloile„,:ducted. two: eentests. atthe.
hands, Mrs Angus Falconer and of the Meeting. Theni those pres•-
r t 111110Meson; consolation ent Were , treated :to' candy by '
gi:yen, to Mrs. Gillespie' for enter-.
teining-theAriernbers.• The rehrti-
ary: meeting is to -he he, id at the
.henie*GOf Mrs, Robert Ross..
dvim :Walter Lott • is 'spending'
feW weeks in Toronto at . the
home of Mrs. Browning.
•IVIrs aril •Mr's:: Farigh Moffat
s",ent Wednesday evening. et' Geo,
rizes to Mrs'. McTavish, Mrs:
Wing- Ross. vote. of thanks, was
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'am. and Garry.: Amtopl.' The
lucky draw was ,won by. Mrs.
George Fisher. Lunchwasserved
by the group alter the :game&
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The Institete held their. month-
lY meeting at the hoifte'of: Mrs.
Gibsen Gillespie. oft• Tuesdey, at,
lernoori le ladies present.
Mrs. Frank Ross,waS in the chair
and opened the ftiteting With, the
Institute 04e fol,lpwed the ,Fisher s.
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