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NTINEL, LUCKNOW,' ONTARIO,
G OD,ERICH WINS: FIRST. OF •
P.LAYOI'FS BY
A six ,g0.41 outburst by Gorier -
g
ich.•iin the third period gave God,
erich• ..Lions an` 11-2 . victory -over
the. L Ielcno , -Sepoys in the first
of .a best ..of. three. 'Series„,
Zlhe
,score. stood at ' 2,2:, .at 'the
end of,.thele^ first. 'Gorier ch rank
in three in .the second, to, take
" commanding: lead, and then ran
in a ;half: •dozenwit .,kt in ten min -
u tes in the third,, . ' ;
' The game produced rn o s t
everyithing, ' 'The lights. 'went. out
rie>f!!y, and T the next sensation
waS:when' they' pulled, a g
towel from around • Bissett.' neck
in ! the „ second.
Cr'eorge Chin, and R; McLelland.
seared Lucknow's goals: Bissett,
'bagged: four !or • Goderich; .Foley
2, Dubeck 2; Eaubkiier 2 and. New-.•
Combe 1.:
Nf °LH
ean and ubert refereed. it.'.
SEPOYS'.FINISH SCHEDUiE' `r
' WITH •IMPRESSIVE ,DISPLAY'
.,•Lunknow Sepoys .wound up the
schedule • iut Listoiwel on' SSatur-'
day night; , when the extended
• the, top-rung';Listoivel team who,
eked out a 7-6 win: The-'wlictory
gave, Listowel a tie with 'Wing -
ham'
Wing -ham' for first place in the'g'oup,
with, . Wingli�am h,avin'g the: edge
on .a..•'Ibetter .igeal rr ax+gin. The
Seer loss leftthem" in a cellar
position with two. wins
•For the Sepoys, Saturday'
night's 'game was rated as - by far,
their best performance. It was :,a
fast, clean: game , and ',gave the
ri k -full atf . Listowel, fans full'
value for their money. '
The .'short-handed S o •�s • had
�'p Y
only nine men ' in., uniform, but
Were. sparked .by . George Chin's
'.3 -goal • effort Jim Wankel and
Bap Hall wen.t the route on de.
fence:: ' Ltieknow • was . without
„Gould, ;Greer, .Harris 'and. Dah-
- mer.' • s
Lu'akriow goal, Ritchie; 'def.,
Hall,.Wankel; centre, Geo. Chin;
wings, Dodds, ; A. 'Chin; . alt., R.
• "McLelland; Vaughan; MacMillan,
B. 'McLelland
Listowel: goal, Ditchburn; def:
Hamilton, Spittal; •• cen.,E. Dean;'
wings, G. :Bitten, Wray, alt.., Jobb,
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lelmka, Sirnith, K. Hay, D: Hay,
'Woods, Blackmore. ;:.
First Period
1 :'Lucknow, ` G. Chin (A," Chin) .
•• 6.40
Z--I�istovirel, Bitten (Helmka
• Jobb)' 1230
3 Luc�know; ' Dodds "(A Chin)
1240
4—+Listowel,'' Smith`: Hay) s
14.50''
No penalties
Second' Period
5 Listoniel; Hamilton (Wray)
1242
6 -Listowel, Smith. (K, Hay, D.
Hay) -16.02
Penalties: Woods. Hall.
• Third P-er-iod
7 1VIvLelland.
(Vaughan), 4.50.. '
$moi§torwel,. Bitten (Wray) 6.27
9,Lucknow,, G. Chin (A. Chin).
7:55
':1OListdwiel, Bitton' (Wray, ,Spit -
tall) . 14:20
12.-Lucknow, A. Chin 15.15
13-•Lucknow, G:.Chin (Dodds)',
16.20, •
No, penalties: n '
.SEPOYS'.,FINISHED HOME
STAND- WITHA' 'WI1�T •
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Lucknow Sepoys wound up
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their last home game' 'of the
schedule on Thursday night with
an 11-8 victory over the . Clinton
Airmen. Ducknow forged to a 5-1
lead.' in the first; were out in. '
front 8-3` in the second and were
outscored 5-3 in;' the ' final frame
as the visitors dlosed the... gap a
pit.. Ron ;MoLelland:.'vwith ...three
.�E�yY/� ry,� __; ],gyp /,��j.��,
w"tikt �als ed Tiro�illie,,,,sL1YN�i Wg•.- e9r1 f
Chin • had 2. ..
,First Period
1-Ljcknow, Dodds (England)
JuVE$ILES DROP PAIR
OF WEEK. ENDt•GAMES: '
Luk owjuveniles dropped.•a
6-1. decision, to ,Kincardine on'.
'Saturday night, ori local ice;
Thompson from Elwood Irwin' ac- .
counted ,for. Luaknow s. lone goal
at"less Than two minutes in the
first , period, .. ibu t from there on,
'they . found Guest lin. the ,Kincar-
dine net • unbeatable, ,although
. •sin
tors;carrrhe play ton the WO
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tors
repeatedly.•
• , • First Perigd.
1 ; Lucknaw, Thompson (E,
, " win) `125 '
2 --Kincardine McFadgen (F:en-
• ton.) 3.37 .
3 ---Kincardine,. Plasden `5512.
4-Kircardine,' Wilson
gen) 10.05 '
Penalties: Wilson, , E. Irwin;
Pfoff.
e 'nd Period
5—Kincardine,, Fenton 5.$7
6 -•-Kincardine; .Plasden (Burn --
side) 11.04. ' •• ,
Penalties: Gibson; Young
conduct):
Third •P.eriod.:
7 ---Kincardine, Burnside • 8.57
.. Lucknow: goal, ,.•McKay; def.,
Gibslon, Rose; 'centre, 'E., Irwin;
wings, Chin, Thompson ; ' :alt.; :.H::
Howald, A.. Irwin, Stewart, Mac-
D4riald, Kempton, Johnston, Gate
m'fe, J Hawal •
Kincardine '>•goa1 Guest; def.,'
Duke,' Kearns; .centre, ' Wilson;
wings, McFadgen,. Fenton,
8. . McLean, • Young, Burnside,
Plasden, Barrager, Pfaff, Ross.
• Referee;, Chas. • Webster,:
Close In Goderich°
On • Monday : night in .Goderich'.
g.. i
in ''another fast and, wde open -
game; the Lakeside boys downed
Luicknow' by- a score of , \ 8 to 6
Marksmen for ;the; locals Were E.
Irwin 2, ChM • 2, • • Thompson .and.,
A. • Irwione each. ••
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'BANTAMS D . EN.SCHEDULE
WITHOUT•'A LOSS'
Luckriow' - Bantams wiound up
the: schedule,.on Monday night in
the' local arena, When they cane
from behind to Win an impressive
6-3. victory: The.,local/kids, havenwrt
lost'. a game this season; and;now
stand by before going .:into the
"D" playdawns in the W;O.A.A.
Goal getters on Monday night
were Charlie . Chin 3•, Kenneth
.Hodgkinson 2 and Jack Chin 1.
"Toby". Greer: refereed the' !game.
°CRACK' PEE• WEE' SQUAD`
TO' PLAY HERE' FRIDAY -
The Seaforth Pee' Wees, who
have.. been sweeping everything
before them this seasoxL,. will visit
Sepoy+ville on ,Friday night when
the local' kids •'will find .•out What:
they can do With this track teaifi:
The .locals aren't `..paoolking" :for-
this 'game but will use only, lads.
eligible to compete. in rtlre.-Yaung-
Ca.nada: Day Come Easter.. time. •
The ;Pee Wees are getting their
practises..,now on Mondays. and.
Fridays after : school, . •with a : 3 -
team town . league battlingit out
in a cries orf games.
On Friday Kenneth. Hodgkin-
sen•seored 3 goals,tetvive Morley
Chin's , team a 3-0, victory • - over
Bruce' Johilston's squad.
"Tike. Colored Flashes",., a trio
of ' ;puck chasers, are playing
smart hockey for. Mount Forest
this *inter, ;but, .'Mount . Forest
is: finding out what Lucknow lis
:covered. least ..season•, that when
darkies prove • their" superiority
to their white Opponents, ' they
wine 'in for someribald:: abuse
from: opposing fans 'and players,
;who , at times prove themselves
to Ibe•anything but ,good .sports.
2- tucknow, Vaughan (.R. Mc-
Leiland) 6.37.
(V`:a hon)' McLelland
.20 ••.
4L .Clinton, Gorey (Goodh'ue)
1053':
5--4iuknow, B. McLelland
(Dodds) 1219
6 Lwcknow, R. McLelland (Mc
Milian) 13.42 • '
Penalties:' McLean,, Benard 2,
Hall.• y
Se bnd Peri d 1
71•—atucknow, Wankel' (Dodds..)
4.12 •.
8 'Luckriew, R; N' Lelland
1ViaeMillan, 'Vagghan) 5.52
9- . uckn6W, G. Chin '(Dodds)
•' 10 -Clinttin, Starrow 10.10 •
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a rald4 ala f -the. ' Juven-
ile'team,'received: a, three stitch
gash in h' is cheek last week white
practising.
11 -Clinton,; Melanson (Goodhue)
Penalties: Hall, Deduck. •
• :Third Period "
12=7 -°Clinton, Scarrow'(Noonan)
13
1p --Clinton, Noonan 1.54 `
14-t-Clin'ton, Goodhue (Scarrow)
15-Luckndww •Greer. Gould G.
Chin) 10.00'.
16—Lucknow, GG Chin (Gould,
Dale er) 10:42 : - •
17—Clinton:,' 'Goodhue 16.59
187. -Clinton,, Godfrey 17.21
19°-Luckn'ow, Dahmer ;(G. Chin)
17.56
Penalties:. Gould, A, Chin-
,
, ,,
duck (misconduct). "
I 'U N ,G A N N::O.N•;
40th 1?Vedding A yersary
Mr, and Mrs. `'W. "A. Culbert,
4th , Con. of . Ashfield, observed
their 40th. wedding ainnives.ary,
on, Friday,' Feb. 2nd., On Feb. 2nd,
Mrs. rs. Culbert; the former
Nettie : Tyndall,oungest daugh-
ter of the late' Mr,. and Mrs. Wm.
Tyndall, Carlow, wias united . in.
marriage to Wm. rthur Culbert,
elder son of the la Mr,, and Mrs.
Abram Culbert, w
resided then
where Mr: :arid Mrs. ,Arthur
Pber+t are now. living and..continu-'
,ed to farm, and his parents mov-
ed to the' village. This highly
e 'couple, .who - ve made.
.esteemed eared c p ha
a' -fine success in -farming and are
an asset, to 'the community„ have
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=three ,pons, and rhyo daughters and
ten grandelildren. , Their ' eldest
son isCecil, ' on •a . farm ; nearby,
Howard and ,Bill at home; (Eve-
lyn)Mrs.', Leonard Crawford- of
Wingham. 'and (Cora) Mrs, .Earl
Sherwood of Carlow. Despite Zero
wether, • they all• gathered, home
ani enjoyed •a happy. evening. A
lave1 "1ace'.tableTclotli ,: and sev=
eral .cups and Saucers • were gifts
'to their .parents. A lovely, .lunch
was served, Mr. ' and••Virg. Culbert
recall. that 40 years ago on their
wedding day, the weather was
quite; °'severe and have noticed
since that .,annually about . that.
-time the same • weather occurs.
The Ladies Guild of St, .'Paul's
'church met. ' ' for the. • ' February
meeting at the • amine of ..Mrs. Ggo.
•Rivett; but the attendance was
'affected by zero weather., Mrs. -
Thos. . Park, had '. charge. of the
meeting and .after. ;the scripture
reading the Lord's prayer w'as.
repeated in unison. Thesecretary
read -a letter.' from Mrs. Albert
Rivettwho moved ;to Londonthe
latter:part Of January and Wish-
ed to. •convieythanks fora :gift:.
Plans. were 'made. in ,regards to
fhe Faster • 'bazaar. ' •-.Members•
brought to •;the, meeting 'a few
articles as ;a .donation; Church:
con—;union • is .in order for newt'
Sunday et, '2.30 p.m. The .mem-
!bers are invited to the home,`, of
Mrs R J, Durnin .for the March
Ir�eetrng.•
The'United Church • W.MS. met
at the home, of Mrs. Henry Hor-
ton on ' Friday 'afternoon • with
Mrs : M. Shackleton'• `presiding.'
The .th'eme of th'e' meeting .'was
".His Silent Presence". The scrip-
ture lesson was the 23rd' psalm
quoted alternately. •A letter was
read from Mrs Crawford 'thank-.
Ing the. ladies': for her birthday..
greeting *Jan. 19th, 'When she' Ob-
served her 92nd • "birthday. ' The
'World's _Day of .Prayer.' is to b
field, this 'Friday, at 2.30• in the
-Presbytterian church: Mrs. Bopp.
Chan Would 'Buy. Lights
•'Jimmy Chan,. manager of the
C:hesley Blue ,Bombers, Isin the
market ;:for the •Port Elgin flood
lights . and franchise, although he..
was non -committal. as to wheth-
er or not . ' he • would move the
lights to. Chesley. The Port Club
-i_s almost-•-$1-,500-in-the=r-ed.-Chan
has offered $1,400 for the 1ighhs.
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7�H SDA4Y, 'EBRUAM( 8,;1951
read the 4th, chapter of the study "��'
OCa . #108,111.411:.
book, Mrs.' Houton; Mrs. Ryan &
Mrs: Shackleton. read passages
fron the missionary program A
poem was read ;by Mrs. .Horton,.
Mrs. Bright gave a temperance
..talk., :The nieettng: ,closed with
:a hymnand benediction,
•Mr,. Thos. McCann is able .to be
outagain after being i11 at God -,A
erich, Hospital for'We weeks.:
Mr,. Rolbt. Moore, who' has. been
.laid up for a While; is able to be
yup again,'but, is, to . keep off'. his:
sore foot ,as rriuoh as 'possible.
Mr. and Mrs. • Herb Stc thers
have, purchased- the white brick;
manse residence, where Mr. and
-Mrs. Barney :Benninger have re
r' tr
sided •
Mrs. obt; yin• has' een.: a
patient in Goderich; Hospital , •
' Mrs., ,Charlotte,,Reed accoxnpan
ied `'h,er niece, ,and , nephew, Mr,
and Mrs., s- Stanley Thompson; to
London on .Tuesday afternoon of
last week ,and. In thee 'evening at-
tended the graduation of June
Merritt, 17 year 7 old daughter,
w!ho db(tain.ed....h r... .O.M.. de-
gree in, pi�aiio' ,at Sacred 'Heart
'School of Music. The clever
young` lady is a. • daugghter of Mr.
and Mrs. 'Howard a Merrit,. firm-
erly ' of . this district.
Fuller Brush . Com, an : P Yas
h.,..._..
good: rpraposition, for depend-
able man with car to call on,
regular customers'and handle
•our, well know n line of brush-
ea and household products or
a liberal . 'discount basis : that
now' assures full time 'profits
of $65 to $80 per week right
from the start.. ;Well establish'-'
ed territory . adjoining Luck-
-now no .open. Sales .experi
'ence helpful but not necessary.
as successful applicant will.' be
thoroughly trained and com-
plete .sales equipment •furnish:
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