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CALL SECOND HOCKEY
MEETING -FM FRIDAY '
Hockey plans for the .approach-
ing_season were • diacussed• inform-
• ally''at a:slimly attended hockey
meeting last Thursday night.
A second session is 'scheduled
for Friday, night of this week. at
4.00 in „the Recreational Centre
,at, which 'it is expected definite
' decisions willbe reached :as to
what :teams will. operate this
season,.
There ,is' the ,possibility that ' an
:ix` Intermediate' "B". team may. 'be
entered ` but , in. a ,"$" grouping.
•Last, winter The Sepoys operated
as a "13". team' but 'in •pan' "A"
groupuntil. playoff : time,
Minor hockey prosp4ets were
.also discussed and ,no. doubt "the
kids" will be well represented in
the W►O,A..A., although prospects
of •; a. juvenile team, • which ' has
been. sponsored, : for the past twwo
seasons by The Legion, don't look
very, bright • '
Comae Friday night all, these•
matters should be dealt with and
anyone and -everyone- interested
hockey "promotion •is requested.
. to' • be rh, •attendance. •
x.11 boys of townand country
who are ‘'.interested in : playing
Minor hockey are asked to regis-
ter
their name- and age at Greer's
Radio and Electric. Such. a list
will , enable the:. pronngters to • de.-•
termite what 'material is avail-
able.
• EVICTED. FROM GAME
In, the ` last inning of the Walk-
erton-Sebri gville"game in Walk-'.
erton in ' the W.0 A A. grand
championship ' one .game . series,
Umpire' Geor 'e.''St. Marie ..tossed .. >
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• Norm •Dentinger out. of the game
when he became, "embroiled :'in
an .argument". . ' .
A`:•demonstration of this auth
ority earlier in: the season, and.
• especially at the start of the "Big
: •.Ten" playoffs, ; mould Have re-'
sulted in a• better brand . of . of-
firciating. ' ..
This is not 'a criticism of the
St. Marie Widmeyer-Krueger trio,
from ` . the point • of .: playing . any
favdrites,• but the trio • were too
• Well known in the Big Ten loop,
„The players knew "their weak-
.
eak-
nesses,.. and what they could get'
away with. •
'It took Gardner, from. Stratford
to t'ake. over control of the- Wing-
ham-Luck/low series, and what a
• :. difference itmade to the calibre
of. • the. ' game, when this "amp.
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,THE 14.11 KNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOI
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was, boss; and the•plaYers'and fans
knew it.
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WHY •DIDN -WET$IN1 C OF 1T7"L
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Under the healing` Lucknow
Obituary" 'the •Advance; . Times
sports column, , had .this conclud-
ing ;paragraph; last week: „
"It ,is, an awful temptation to
say `I told you so', after Lucknow
dropped out of the. finals.. ''with •
Walkerton. Not being in "possess --
ion of the ' facts of the case, we
don't f eel,n qu alified to cast any
criticism at our neighbors to the
west, but 'we do feel" definitely
that if •Lu ,
cknow didn't.:intend° to
'
finish the series they might bet-
ter have let Win ghairi. play Walk-
erton. Winghamdoes keep • right
on fighting 'up • .to. the bitter end
.. Like to borrow a crying towel
fellows?" -
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Why didn't s omeone here think
of this bright idea of. giving
Winghani the 'series? • ,
Don't' 'need any crying towel
here. Everybody's happy - • !Well
satisfiedthat; the finals e • ed
when they -did
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..� TIMBER 'TIPS
An indoor' bowling league con-
sisting ;of eight teams,, six from.
Ilucknow and• two, from Dungan
non,• has been organized 'recently
for•. competition- at , the ;:Goderich
,Alleys:
A'•good start was made a :week
:ago' but it is urgent for all teams
to • be .at thealleys on tune=
-also,
that each captain report; with all
five players.. Failure. to .:do . this
in' the future means a penalty of
at least` 50, points as . a dummy
score of 125 must be used -
w aintaini the
In <an effort "to •
enthusiasm. which has, been so
much , in - evidence to date: the
bowling: executive has decided to
keep . ' :.everyone abreast of • the
bowling news by : running • this
weekly column
Standings and, team ' play .will
receive most ; attention • while re-
ports 'on individual efforts will
.probably .beleft until the end of
each month.
Crawford's.'Pole Cats and Hun-
ter's Zebras .are, off to : a flying
start: The cellar -dwelling Lions
and Tigers, however, are giving:
fair warning there is only ` one
dire) tion'' for themto, move!
Standing as of Nova lit
Pole "Cats,. 7;' Zebras,. 7; .Beav-
ers, 5; : Cubs, 5;e Chirpy Chip-
:hunks, 2; Gophers, '2; Lions, 0;
Tigers, 0.
HONOR11 r `FRIENDS
BEFORE.:MOVING` TO RIPLEY
7/11
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ROSEMARY: THYME:.
(ED.'NOTE,:.This week's column
was prepared -,for. publt_ca ion : in
mid-October.)
Asdothe prosaic Work of
I pr c wo ,..
preparing fruit ;arid vegetables
for canning I am continually
struck by the beauty of color and
construction... This morning 1 have
been preparing green and red
peppers. for canning. I: cut a flat
Piece right ' off the .'stem end,. so
that .every • seeed can be 'removed.;
Practically, the whole seed- struct-.
ire ' ' cornea,: a !picturesque ' Core
covered, with ting seeds set,, in a
perfect pattern: If you take time
to really look at : it, it is beauti-
ful. •;
Titer I began tothink.back
the frosty rosy pink and pale
green.' of ` cut and sugared rhu-
barb; • the dewiness of freshly,
washed blueberries, black cher
ries, . so glossy, intii' theis' water, you
wash them, . and' red currants:'
Purple egg - plialas beautiful ,
'es:, a flower; a red • cabbage eut
down •through,' so that you see the
lines . of white and .red, or is it
.really purple? The raw of. •feath-
ery parsley.: in your garden. I
could probably go: on `ad
tum' but here • We are ,:at',parsey
again; ;
Don't forget to take a ,••good
big . pot of it' into, the :house.. My.
family. cannot 'escape it, so, it is
a good , thing :they like it We
were • out " t� . dinner ; 'the other
night; and: .the' meat 'plate and
the salad were. decorated with .big.
:feathery sprays of it, and when
the meat and •sal,act ' were P gone,
'the parslek:,'.;.still—decorated : the.
plate. That couldn't.happen at our
house As I' Said, ';• you can't' escape
it.' We had liver and bacon and
onions for dinner, -and the whole
platter was,`•.thickly sprinkled: and.
I meanthickly, with .'finely. chop-
ped..
hop-ped , parsley. If they .Ate :any
thing, they got it : too. That's the
.secret, and soon' they :will love
*it. You can sprinkle it on :almost`
anything Oh, not lemon pie.' And
did . you know this? It, clears your:
:Cbreath'• of the: &knell,' of prion
•or •garlic . "., if .you east garlic.
Stine ,people do:: I've ,got .still
more .parsley ideas .coming up in
the future
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Soave tips—
Ever make a bath mitt out of
partly1 worn' bathtowels7 • Sew 'a
-+pocket=-on— the .inside to -hold
scr of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald MaeChar-
les of Huron Township .havemov- •
ed: to Ripley to make their home.:
: Prior,'to their: departure; a pres-
' -eliitation was 'made MMI,. and Mrs.
. 'MacCharles . and Jessie rby friends
and.. neighbors,. who :gathered.. • at
:the home of Mr. and. Mrs. Walter
• ROWS• .
'A short 'program 'consisted of a
solo by Nlxs, 'John MacCharles
and several nig gibers by the pup.
its of . Clover' Valley school. Mrs.
Sandy MacCharles .,accompanied
the singing: Walter. Roulston.then
read the address and Howard
McGuire and •• Howard, Henry pre,
. sented Mr. and Mrs;, MdeCharles
with a' table lap* 'arid an •'end
table.. Mary - Roulston presented
.Tessie Witha silver' flower . bas-
ket. Mr;:MacCharles in his usual
' capable 'manner thanked 'every -
ii ie for their kindness and' invited
all to visit them in Rjley:
Lunch was served: anda social
hour enjoyed by all.
• NINETEEN COMPETE AT
COUNTY' SPEAKING CONTEST
Nineteen .public' school' pupil's
'from Lucltnow; to Hepworth 'con
rpeted in the Bruce County Public
Speaking, Contest at Paisley on
Fridaynight: Liacknow was'rep-
• resented by Elizabeth Webster;
Kinloss by Pal ,,1(roskorth of
Whitechurch; 'Huron' Township
iy
'Ruth 1-Iuttbh of S.S. No. • 9' and
Ripley • bit !beheld Blue who
,placed fourth h the prepaed and
im',pron'iptu , addresses considered
jointly, Donnie's prepared `speech
was* "'Wm: ' Lyon MacKenzie
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Ruth: Ann•Hollands of S.S. No.
3; Kincardine, won first place .for
public 'speaking; and. will rep-
resent the county at •the district
contest at Guelph.: She spoke'; on
"Ann of .Green Gables".
Winner of, the prepared ;.and
impromptu• speeches :considered.
jointly. ''was Ronald Weiler of
Mildgnay . who won ,the 'County
cup. ,
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TEAS., NOVEMBER g
h;, 1951
Gut , your quilt patterns: frofn
coarse sandpaper. The cloth won't
slip; and the 1?atches, will be al
ways -uniform in size,:
• Iteep a wet sponge handy when
ironing clothes. It's just' the thing
to, dampen spots. which have• dried
out. Fine too,, for pressing, seams
when sewing.
Here's a idea •for fall 'butcher-
ing
,1
'_:. wrap a
t
ie a
i coming. •�
ng c i g up � .
small •piece of cloth on : the door.
nab. The
s- • cloth 'makes the e doors
easier to open when your hands
9re, greasy, and keeps; the.» "knobs
clean. ,
1.1Sse a • blackboard :eraser ,'for
cleaning the top of your range;
it is more saisfactory than,a cloth
and keeps hands clean. ..
The , hardest 'job a,; Child face s
�is . that of learning ,good .manners
without seeing any. • • ,
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,SECTIONAL 'V1W M.S.'MEE1IN0
HELD . AT CALVIN' CHURCH
The sectional meeting of the >;
W.M S of Maitland Presbyterial
was' • held ,in: Calvin Presbyterian
Church, Thursday afternoon, Oct -
Ober ' 25th.
1Vfrs.. Baulch was •in charge of
the meeting: The devotional ex
:ercises were .taken ' by Mrs. Ben -
:nett, of Dungannon aid Mrs. W.
F; MacDonald of. South Kinloss
and a . duet was sungby : Mrs
McKay, and •Mrs. , ] cD'onald
Mrs. 1Vlc4uley, president, of the.
Maitland Presbyterial "and a del-
agate.
el•agate• to ' Council' which met in
First Presbyterian Church, 'Re-
gina, the last Week. of S'epternber"
:gave.a splendid report. Mrs -Wiz -in
closed the meeting with prayer:: '
X -Raying Earth For ' r
Christianity's Secrets:
First; details. about'ba ' new, era
matid 'means, of archeological eat
•Iploration will be revealed in this
coming Sunday's. (November 11)
issue ,of The American Weekly,
exclusively* ith Detroit Sunday
Times. Read how' Tope .Pius XII
invited scientists to use their
"earth x-ray" to ia:ncover' ancientY
graves :near he tomb of St Peter.
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DAIRY• FOODS
••';Down Dairy''Lafle"'„
Laden Co this program on
Thursdays,1 45 2:110 p.m.
over the 7'yans-.
Canada network Of CB,C,
Yum; yuni, yam!,
lb's; another of Wm's
wonderful dairy dishes!
Maybe macaroni rich
with cheese or cream
sauce inade sitiooth
as satin with '
evaporated milk'..
There at''e a
million ways to . :
- make 'enl happy••'
with dairy foods.
Make WinterII/lenus'
More-Delkious !:
Now's the .tic' to help your
• family to better health by
serving them- Nature's fins foods
dairy foods. So much of the
Tourishrnent they netci for'
growth and vitality is found. '
. in milk: It's.a delicious, ,
'nutritious habit to Servz
dairy food';'at every meat.
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POWDER, EvAPOitAIED' MIL*
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