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PAGE. SIX
• TIMBER TIPS
The Cubs .. moved into first
place this week, as they. took: 4
.'points from the Coons. Jack
Caesar led- the .Cubs with a 600
• 'total while Charlie. Short led: tiie
Coons • with a 622 total,These
games were all .close and only
69 points on the !grand total sep-
arated . the • tearns.
The Beavers` _downed , the Lions • remainder of; the year
for .4 points, It was. team -effort : drawn •' um. '
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BtE'--LucKNiOw.._SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARZG
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 18th, 1956
1S
RURAL. HOCKEY TO START,
BROOI BAI L. TO ;CONTINUE
At a lengthy meeting on Mon-
day night of the Arena Commit-
tee, a ri d representatives of
broomball, rural hockey and
minor hockey,.,' a plan , of Tiro-
!posed
i o -!posed ' use of the :arena: for the
was.
all the way with the ..Mac Don-
ald"duo'scoring 1209 •pius.174. fpr
a•• " /total of • 1383. For the ' Lions
Colleen Eed y 'came up. with '520
plus 105 for .a total of 625
;The : Chipniu'nks°: 'took 3 points
from the Tigers. 'Bill°Hunter was
the best Chipmunk scoring .a '645
total. Francis .Alton led the ,Tig-
ers with 467 plus 138. for 605.
Thursday night saw,. the ;Go-
phers :take 3 ,points from the
Pole Cats as captains Chas: An- Wednesday and Friday, with the
An-
derson d" Chas Webster chalk- Fridays 1 de
.Art Breckles successfully; or-.
ganized the. broomball" league
whch has been. operating for
Mer a week, Harold' Greer. ex-
plored the possibilities of organ-'
izing •a; rural,.hockey .leaguee pre
setting four teams that were ,in
terested. • '
It was. agreed at the meeting
that a ,double-header. breomball
and hockey game would be play-
ed three nights a week, .Monday,:
erson an .exception
on
book oftwo ri ays already
ed : up identical scores of 633 flat d.. •The decision hinged on
with Webster ,carrying 6 ' • points the abcepfance of the .broomball
more • handicap: 'Other high executive.
scorers were Gopher Anne And- • The Bantam team• •' was ' in-
erson with 568 plus . 90 for 658 strutted by the Arena; °Commit
and Pole Cat' Dorothy Hamilton tee" to arrange 'gams for Tues
with 510 plus 132' for a 642. total:•
days or .Thursdays, if possible,
The Squirrels are giving .the: with skating alter the ,games..i
top three teams . something to The Bantamteam is also to. have
,up with a 33: -point win, this time n
J,
1
frim the Wolverines. Marie :But-
ton led the, way 'with 595 ; �pplus
105 4 f or 700 while ; Roy .Finlayson
scored 6004 plus .5�7 ofor .657; For
tam
'nsitwa a e,
the Wolveri e . s ,
ef-
fort with Jack Fisher scoring' .a
-total of 625.: ' •
• The Kangaroos met . the Zebras
and were lucky. to take'4 points
on: a total:: of '2906 ,Larry. Salk
eld with: •584 plus. 60. for. 644: .was
high . Kangaroo while Bob Rid
scored ',high for the Zebras.`
Team Standing
Cubs 39,- Pole Cats 37: Kang
"',aroos 36, Squirrels 34, Gophers
32, :Chipmunks. 29, - Zebras 27,
Wolverines. 24, Beavers 21, Tig-
ers 20,Lions 20,` Coons .16.
The following, . records are . all
: flat scores; team . single, Coons,
1,079; team gtriple, Pole .:Cats,'
2,954;. ' men's "'single,- 06,r d o n
' Brooks, ;323;.. men's triple, Jack
Fisher, 724; lady's single,: Josie'
Hamilton, :269; ' lady's triple,
Gladys Hamilton, . 708; men's
1ngl . average, M. Sanderspn1 207
•
•
Teain
,1 -Chipmunks
2 -Beavers. •
' "-Kangaro.
4 -Pole Cats
5 -Zebras
6 -Gophers
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g BANTAMS GET VICTORY
The four rural hockey' 'teams I .at '•the Recto tin,.. Joseph Austin,
IN TEESWATER Si°ITURI)AY r3' :. g on
that shbwed interest. were Bel . , r,, and Mrs: Cyril A,ustin,, At'' the C W.L.: meetiri
Lucknow and;.
fast ' Idol oo Kenneth Fit atrick' Mrs Mar- Sunday afternoon, prizes were
Yr I, ' kn Bantam • 'team DP
i awarded Patricia00 .
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sponsored.
this.
Company won • their..., second
game of the' season in 3 -'starts
* theydefeated Teeswater
boys. 6-2 in Teeswater. Saturday
morning.. .
rs : for ' Lucknow
were',: Paul en erson .4;, .Fraser
Ashton and'. Donald 'Kirkland 1
each.
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tered" consisting ' of two village ' . • . n t e r in e; d i at :e, and: Edward
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Bel-, in union ;
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teams, Luckn.. vt.hen On N
scribi the
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fast{ t ,nd Souththre
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BIOOMBALL. Tri
aY
Sundayafternoon at 3.00
P.m. . the 'annual ceremony the.ler-
children o Joseph's s par-.
ish 'took place - here with •Rev.
'Fr. Van'. Vyncktgfring as o
instruction followed by the • act
Holy
Of' Consecration to- the
Family, the blessing ofthe
medals, . *hie'li, were distriibuted
by 'the •C.W.L. and the individual:
blessing of: the • following child-
ren w'ho were present: Marianne.
O'Keefe, Joseph O'Keefe, `Mary
Ellen O'Neill;: Edward O'Neill,
,Margaret' O'Neill, . Maurice' Dal-
ton, Alice Dalton, Brian Dalton,
Maria Daltbh; Donald Drennan,
Crib. This contest •was , sponsored
Go a 1 score by Rev: Fater an . ` ync � o
•
RESULT'S . ' ' short encourage the , children tO t*on-'
.. . H d 4' Fr
centrate on' studying the ..�beauti-
t fol" story 'of 'the Nativity. 1. •
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Lu�knoy�<•' ', Firemen' defeated.
of : a . double-header r, broomball
game in the arena_ last -Friday,.
.. In the second . game it took
South Kinloss ten ,minutes' over=
time to: eke out a':1-0 win over
Lucknow.. Village. •
lady's high average, •G; Harlin-
tori,177. -
•Th :'is a mid {season summary
showing all totals and tam
standing as of .December:' 15th;
1955: .
Average
Flat ' Total Grand Inmvid'& Team
Total Handi'p 'Petal 'Handi'p .Stand'g
' , 29,.025 '4,510• . 33,535 29.9 7 .
29,196 5,055 34,261 29.3 10
o;. 31,-749 3,844. 35,5' • 22.4 . 3 tie:
29,407' 5,099 ;34,506' • 27.8 : 2,
30,198 .4,305. '.34,503 25.8 • 5 tie
30,632 4,655' •35,287 ' 23.4 3 tie •
7-quirrels 29,116. 4,90,5 34,021 29.6 5' tie
8- Cubs31,046 4,09'2 35,.1.38 24.0 1
•9 -Wolverines. 29,708 : 4,706;. 34;4:14 '/,20_77:f r
;..10 .-Coons 29,277 4;548 •33,825 28.8: 12
11 -Tigers, r 26;401 ', ,5,537' ' 31,938, 32.3 ,11,'`
12 --Lions . , .' 27,250 5,755 k ,33;005,: , 9
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•DOUBLE WIN.
Wingham: District :High 'School.
scored a doubted win over. Luck
now .'District High School in.
basketball in W in'g,h a m. .last.
week.
The Lucknow; Juniors last a
close one 'by a •score of . 22-21,
while. the .Seniors went down, ,to .'Donald Meyers,., Gerald. Meyers,
defeat • 32=18.. ,Bernadette Meyers, Kenneth
Meyers, Colleen.'Meyers, :Edward
Meyers, Jeanette Meyers,.' Roger
De : Pauw, .,Raymond. De •Pauw,.
Gary 'De Pauw, Louise Dalton,
WHITECHURCH
Mr: -and '-Mrs, George Welber
of Kitchener visited' on Sunday
with his brother, :Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Weber • . • ..
Tire-�C.G.I T -was : held -at the-
home of Mr. :and Mrs William
Henry. •last. Thursday evening.
Miss. Frances Henry had the
misfortune to 'sprain .her .ankle
:wh le-t4obogganirig-a-t =herho ne=
this weekend. •
-
The Young Adult Group was'
. held at ' the .horn „Of Mr. and
Mrs; ,. •Clarence ' .IVIeClenaghan on
Tuesday .evening of 'last week.
The • meeting was opened with a
hymn' "Will your anchor hold".
Miss Karen ,Groskorth, acting • as
pianist. Scripture was . read by
Jack Coultes. •Minutes- of the last
meeting were . read, business •
was .discussed and the meeting
was turned over• to Mrs.: Clar-
ence McClenaghan,. who . is: in
'charge of the convenership..Mrs.
G.roskorth gave a reading, . The -
meeting ..was closed with prayer.
tied al
ants,. 1V
ell' of
.guests
celebra
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Miss ,I
: est..Ry.
• Mrs:.
Church
MIL W1VL LOVE PASSED
AWAY ' LAST THURSDAY--
.
The death of Mr. Wm.: Love. .:
age 83, occurred • in Kincardine
Hospital 'on'®Thursday . of ' last
week; : where he 'had been a pat
--
lent for a few days following. a
stroke.
Mr Love had re.sided at :the
Baker . {dome for • the past four
years- and was well known to
many in the community.".He was
a faithful attendant of, the Un-
ited Church while here and •the
Maureen'.Dalton, Denise Dalton, funeral • service at Hensell. .on
Anne Marie Dalton, Nellie Capt- Saturdays was conducted by. Rev.
ein,. `Kathleen ' Dalton, , Michael -G. A. •Meiklejohn. •
Dalton, Danny Dalton, • •Cletus . Russell •Love of. Kincardine ' is
Dalton,' Dianne Lierman,• ' Keith a son. Another son lives in F1'or-.
Valad, Peter Martin, James Mar ida and a daughter in Toronto.
. (Intended for .Past Week)
week -end With relatives.in Ham.
sor and Mr. anti Mrs, Eugene
Dalton of Detroit. visited with
relatives here on :Suhday .and
frig after Vein sb- STY .
with pneumonia during 'the f)ast
two weeks..
Mrs. Jerry ...DaItOnt_who yas
pitai for the. Past week with the
"flu, eth:, is making satisfaCtory
Mr, -Desmond O'Donnell, who
has been. with the Irriperiat:011.
service Co. at. ilaiitax, is how
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