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, Wednesday night saw the- start
4:d••What 'promises ..to. be a nip
and. tuck, playoff for 'the. silver-
ware. this pate ,continues
will be some pr. bowling done
by the top six teams..., This week
. any team. rolling less than 1,000
didn't have a 'chance and in some
'-histancei -that- -wasn't _enengh
•!ilie Cubs came up with. a grand
total of 1,321 pins'•and could only.
; collect 3 points from the. Wolver-
' Ines.
The. Ciubs, Using flat 'singles of.
LUCKN OR/,
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JUVENILES4WEEP
SEMIFINALSET
•• Lucknew Legion. -Juveniles ad-
vanced: te146 0.M.11,4. Juvenile
• "D".' finals when theY defeated
Wainfleet 5:1 in the local: arena
.on Saturday night'Lucknew won.
'the first game in Port Colberne
4-3 ;awl se took the best -of -three
rotixicl' two games to
none.
• Extremely' 'Mild :weather and
afterneon rain Made the ice'
verY, soft ' and slOW,arid water
*as visibleen„ the surface' in
plateS. , •.
.Hugliie MacM1flaf'opened the
•scoring at 5.24d of•. the first :pe1
'Iod on a Pass from Eugene Gard -
per. .The” Chin Brothers teamed
up t�add another Marker before
the period Was over to 'give Luck:
new a 2-6.1ead at the end of the
first frame.•
• in the secorya 'Period Wainfleet
Came baek at 7.20' bn. a goal by
•fegitt, .JaCk,fr Chin Scored for
buclinOW .two riaimiteS later,- but
Wainfleet added another it 18.39
to narrow the. gap tb 3-2 it the
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28%. 263,' and. •252 for., weapons,
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&Wiled the • Welv;erings for 3
'points o Jack .Caesar Was the big.
fOr the Cubs With ;740 flat
• With, Diclv.Park, and. Fred Young
Telling. 650 and .609. flat respect-
ively
•.*Wiliner''HoWeii and Mur-
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, ray' Cense • were •• tops for the
:evenly 'balanced Wolverine club*:
Ruth jardine's Score' :•::62.0
plus:123 for 743 Was a big .factoir
in the Zebras', 3 -Point win over
• the Stitiirrels. Pearl Jamie.sen and
Bob Beak: also rolled 'Over the
,600 maik. 'The ,Squirrels fought
all the 'w -ay and .lost the. Odra
point for total by only 71 ping.
as 'Betty. Finlaysen• set. the • pace
with 569 plus 126 for .695'total.
Another clOse battle •saw. the.'
Kangaroos. edge the,POle Cats in.
• %twe, games . and take the •extra
point:With only 92 pins to spare:
The Hamilton duo with:l.,110 plus.
195Thanditap, for a -1,305. tc•tal:
, led the victors while Ken Mow-
• --bray and TictrOthy Hamilton With
• 626 'and 601 'respectively handicap
rtincluded, *ere the best Pole Cat'
efforts.• .• • •
Group 1 Standing:. •
• Zebras --3-,' Cubs-3,-„Kimgarocts 3;
.•Wolverines 1, :Squirrels .1, Pole
• On Thursday night the, battle
.taged again •aS.- The 4 last ',teams
banquet. The •scereS, would Seem
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to indicate: a. few hurigry
bowi-
ers on the leose..
• The dephers, with thee bind,
Os totalling over 600, had to :be
•satisfied with..ittne .point as .the
Cliripinunk.S: won two 'garries and
made the other ,close enough to.
winethe. e?Qtra- point, with .74. pins
to spare.„The 'Hunter duo 'rolling,
_1039 plus 261 •fOr 1240 and .Clare
Johnston. and Eva. Black: *Rh'
646 and. • 604 handicap included;
were a Pretty tough Cerribinatiori,'
Russ •Button,`'Marie •Greer and
Kay Crawford with :646, 6.24 and.
626 respectively; handicap inolud-
ed,.were not quite enough, as the
Gophers' ,"power bowler"' was in
a Slump:. •
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JUVENILES WAIT WINNER,
rupt B.RgoxiAN OR BEETON
end ,Of the second. This p •
'saW h' only two penalties . of Luckno* Legion Juveniles are.
• the genie , go to , Enaberlin • of. 'presently, standing •by waiting to
LucknoWs:and; Barrick of • Wain- enter '.the 0.M.H.A. Juvenile `D'
fleet '., . - • - • ,' 1 .. , • .finals. Word from Jack ChriStie.
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Wainfleet fought back strong- secretary of ,the assoCiation , said
ly to tie the game at 3-3 , when that they : Will likely be playing
Legitt sccirect his second goal' of aboutthe end of this week.:
the night at 3.30. Of . the third ' The local' boys will play the.
period. The turning' point .in the winner ' of the. Brooldiki-Beeton
game , was , ' when ' the: .Wainfleet series. BrOoklin, is, in the Whitby
\goaltencler, Reid, let an easy shot .district east of .Torotito, and:Bee-
by Bob , Mowbray % slip through ton is northeast of Orangthrille..,
his skates to gi.ye.Lueispow a 4-3. '. ' . ' :4;.• 4, 4,_
margin at 4.50. The rerilaindeircif BANTAMS IN, W.O.A:A.
the period was nip an1'. tpck with FINALS, AGAINST :111ILDWLAY
:Lucknow' nuising their one -go ' • '"' '
matgit, aitd. WaTime_ey,...fithtit, .... LuCkno* :Bantams, under the
ttithiShiP.' of Bob:'Maenzie-and
gameI5, to fie the:Score.' With twe. HaroldGreer, are presently, en-.
mint:des le- play . the vi.Sitors; p:dal-
•a ID
aged iriTthe ..W.O.A.A. 'Bantam
ed their goaltender in a 1 t ' t b 'g • finals agairist, MildMay. Lit
to knot th,e 'score.* However,. the t
The Coons Won two cloie
garneS • frorrf the Beavers and
teqk the . extra point for fetal
by .,only 42 pins. Bob, and Marg
Finlay vrith '1235 together' led
the winners with Norma •MeDori-;
• agh, and Kay j Bailey •nalso turn-
ing in good ores. Donald Mc-
Kinnon. again led the Beavers
he rolled. 634 handicap included.
,Th6, Beavers using eight boyviers
Whose highest 'score. was 634 and
lciwest •491, averaged 550...pins"."
'This ,WoUld, e0). to .indicate
pretty' . balanced. team. and
the Coons, using only six bOW1-
er and on alterriationS;.' did well
to defeat them. ,•
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WHITECHURCH
• Mis..Leggat .of Winkhem visit-
ed 4with Mrs. A.
uillin,. jast
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Quite 'a few arbund here have
the 'flu. ,Only, half �f the pupils .
:attended, S.S. .10.. school on -
Monday and S: -S. 'NO: 9'.C.16sed
School .When Only:five :
pupils, Went to school.
Mr, and Mrs, G. E. 'Farrier and
Sanis. visited ' a couple ' of . days
last Week with his .brother,
and Mrs; Carmen. Farrier, •Lo
Branch-. :
The ItVorld's Day: 6f. Pray4r
Was 'held in theUnited Chtirdh•
en Friday *afternoon With the :.
meeting...in charge.:
�f Mrs. Janes
Falconer, Mrs. 'D. Craig, Mrs. -
MacInn'es and Mrs: M. 'Moore.
The, hyrim; "Just AS. I .Am" Was
sung: P,rayers Were taken by Mrs.
A..MCOirilliii;-"MrS. G. K. Farrier,: .
Mrs: E. Caslick and Mrs.: W. J
Watt- The hymn; '4,`I • Need The
Every Hour" was Sung, Mrs:
.GroSkerth and. WS. "E. Schol4
sang duet,. "Did' You Thirik; To;
Pray". Mrs. Robt Ross sang a
solo, "Jesus Saviour. Pilot Me".
ReV. N: 'Caswell gave ari:addresS n.
ori, Missionary ' :work over.
The. hyrrin "The Day 'Thou. ganv•-.
• . est"' was sung and the incetirrg;
• closed' with prayer bY, Rev: j: •
. . . • tie Monarchs. ,•. .' .• - .•,
.plan backfired.: Charlie Chin took . The 'first game is scheduledfor
the puek,'frOm . brother ..Iack,,,on the local arena tonight (Wednes-
the faceoff, and made a perfect clay),': With the second. game oC
shot from the 'LucktioW blue line. the ' home and home series to be
into the Wainfleet net, at 18.58: played in, Mildatay Friday.
Bon Grahain,,,•seored again ,a' few The winner Of this 'series will
seconds :later, enIx to have. the .,
aaVance into *the:. O.M.H.A. play-.
marker .diSallowed. -on, an 'off- offs: against . South •RiVer. •
Side.
: The 'Wairifleet ..team . owed
• .Group. 2, Standine:.
;Chipmunks 3; Coons 3, Gophers
.1; BeaVerS: — ,
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•OBITUARY
.fine sportsmatisthipin defeat, and ... •
generally :Preyed themselves' t
.(LleydMiinster-Tiines,•,
be a fine heekey:hib,". •• Sask"..:Alta.)
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MacNaY, Graham, •cen-*. Chin, On. iChileiVateEr8noolinA•YefESDe.cern'l. Watt ILlicknoW: Riehards;• def4:
SparrOW Sets New Record
Guy Sparrow of INIO.A.N. fast-
• ball renown, has broken a, long-
standing University Of, Detroit
basketball scoring record.' Spar-,
row' scored 20 Points in a recen,t
game in, St. Louis to run his '3 -
year. total at of D. to 1,513
whioh..set a new mark. '
• Started, their playoffs for a free „.,•
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A Car of
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Charlie Chin, •Stanley; t
Gardneri*,..WfacMillan,. Mow
Hedley,: ' Gibson, 'Cotise.,
Emberlin, Baker. ••
gbal, .Reid; def.,1 H.
Stier, , Regg; Gasiorep;
Staer„ Gibson; alt.;
Leggitt, J: • Barrick, 15. Barrick,
Harry, 'IftedY, ShepPard; Spring
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1-4,..ucknMacMillan --(Gard-
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1--LucknoW, C. .Chin • (r. chin)
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Second PeriOd•
34.Wainfleet,,,Legitt 7.20 '•
4---Lticknow,, J. Chin (C. 'Chin;
Graham) 9.40. •
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LucknOw, n .^-(4
18,58 •
ber 23rd; 1954; Mr.: Chas, Hayes
'passed away at the Lloydrninster
Hospital, at the advanced age of
90..years• and , six ,montlis.' Death
came tOthiS; grand: old pioneer
after an .illneSs• Of not more than
.30 hourS. •
Can , be thld that he' lived
well .and happy up to that time:
•Ari_exclent_matle_r,„he always leek
great MtereSt" in World affairs,
and never' ceased Ito marvel: at
.the great progress' his country
was making. .
-.Born Of Irish parentage' in the
tangside :district Kinloss, in
1864, then AcnOwn aS the- Queen's
Buih, be lived Werk -ed a a-
wyoung mari folks; With
oxen, 'walking plow, cradle. and
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Hew' does, your S.entineLlabel
read.? •
,
1865' the family moved to
"gladitone-,41aniteba where again -
as piOnOri- they opened 'up
new land;, eaCh of the.. family,
* including 'Charlie, taking up,
CornMenting one'LUCknoWJuv7landHere he madehis homee
eniles' win over Wainfleet -got married and raise& a •farnilY
--. .
4 i Port Colborne, the 'Port Colborne' tif four, two boys and two giris
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paper: said in ' ,"Luckrici*
seemed to have a potent .clUb.`,--
at least , Potent . eriough they
ShOuld Wind the :series up Vhen
:We have-aTfult:Stock-of..best
'HARD • COAL,... sTovg N„tirt
and Ft•ARIY. COAL 'BRMUETTES:
In 1905,they moved further
*est and. in 1917, N'iV no de-: . •
...
• Our mechanics take.' pride in their
moved to Vancouver, where his work
de-
pendents Mr. and Mrs, Hayes
•Wainfleet pa,ys. the,',returt.) visit'. Lknowledge in the use of adze, and •To enable then/ 'to ao.
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'8 * '*
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we've. equipped.: Our shop.
, . • axe, soon procuie. him a s ip,.. servicin4,;
' And that's,.wliat.'haPlicnort, but i wright'i job in the building yards • with 'modern' precision tool, we've
,the visitors, were a ;threatall of those large ‘'Aioode freighters stocked only genuine 'John Deere
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the Way. When they fought hack ; bein, tuilt for war ..c ractS: , PartsHere's your assurance 'that lour,
to tie if up in, the . third • frame ;:1921, saw . him.ac gain ,011 °John Deere reeonditiontag w'orl.wilL
'it -looked, as if the set 'Might go • the land h&loved so vell;.actoss' be d6ne quickly, effici°itlY'
nomicaSf-fres.,30
tare_eLames, A . hard -luck • -al i the river •at Forbesves
ille, with al lly. ee us oi a
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0 ' following Comfnent: "Two of the !age ? of 01, They were a' much
most popular hockey Players. in loved couple. ' ..' - , ,
Lel" no. vv. Coal o' the British league are..Alf Lew- ; Left to thotjrn 'their loss, are,
sey of. Ayr', , the' league's; only Kr.. Stanley and 'Wesley Hayes,
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el.^
1 ,i0 . totored player and George Chin 8ons.-lvirs. J. SWari and Mrs., Alec
'Phone; 10, tucknow
Come in.s.asaa.
that trickled• in between thei few horses and • cattle, lie, liVed I • •
skates c‘) their ab:e, young gOalinli in Seini-retirerrient until 1946, ..• • . .
settled the issue. - .. ,, , , , ;:, wh4n he Was persiladed to 'come l*K
INLOUGH •AltAGE
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-- , . closet' to his kinfolk and he set -.I
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From Milt Dunriell's column initlecl in MarWayne. 'Mrs,; Hayes i
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the Toronto Star we 'pick the [predeceased him in 1953,. at the '
. . '44 formerly of LucknoW Chinese-Pinlay, daughters; 12 grandchil-
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kS',*'4t,4•44:4'444,;44N:r44-$*:44444*4474.4irdife'*,444#4W4444tti, C ahadi Idtert 'and 24 great grandchildren,
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