The Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-03-27, Page 8•
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• , nit MCKPIt,OW SENTINt•, JUCI*OWP ONTARIO . 4HT.JR•SDAY MARCH 27th 1902
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KAIRSHEA GIVES GIFT
70 MRS. L. C. MaCIVER
' . Tbellarch meeting, of the Kar -
Shea W. I. was ;held last. Thurp-
dayoin ,the Holyrood Hall iwith
Mrs: G„ Lockhart and Mrs, L
Dickie as hoateser.O., =
After the usual open:int-OW
--. Tr: • cisesr. the _minutes_ of the.
, Meeting were read.andthe busi-
dealt with.
It was decided to sent two del-.
egates to the Gitelph 'Officers'
Conference. A donation .of .$25.00
. was made to the Red Cross Soc-
•iety and a $10.00 donation was.
made-ta--the•-•13:aket_Conyalescent-
'' jionie, Mrs. .A..SUilierland, Mrs.
Ma'clrityre. and '1V1rs. W. F.
• 4 -MacDonald Were appointed as a
. nominating committee to drawr
• up a new slate of officers for
•1.952-53.•Firial arrangements were
• made for the Calico Ball with
each -arid every :member Tasked to.
contribute one pie for the lunch
counter. 'The:busixiess period con,
chided by the singing of. a cam-
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Munity song • •: •
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• ..Mrs. H. Lavis gave a very in-
teresting • tonics: "Health. is the
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• :Fouxation f Harrmaines”. Mrs,
D...H. Carruthers favored with an
aocordian selection Miis Rout-
• .stOn galre 2 11 morons reading:
• The roll 611was arswered, by
"My naughieit day in childhoocr:
L.,..1VIOCLeod. gave a St. Pat-
rick"treatibig and Mrs...Chad's/viols_
sang a solo: The prograrn,-ended
by the grOup singing -Irish songs:
'Before • the 'closing •remarks
were Made by Mrs. Collyer, -Mrs.
Diickie accented a' ,gift for her
.. =Other,. L. C. Maclyer, who
is moVing to Lucknow.• GOd save
• .; the Queen was thensung, to cOri..
• 'dude the meeting. ' •
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GEORGE CHIN .PICKED..
FOR FIRST COLLEGE TEAM
Frisni Ed* Gardner. of WindSor
and formerly of this community,
We received the following article'
that. will beof interest to Sen-.
Una readers:
Michigan still rules the colleg-.
late hockey world? • .•
•,,For the, second straight 'Year
end the third•thrieln, five seasons,
the-Wolverines::Clairoed the_Nat-
lenal•Collegiate sAtliletiC Associa-
..tioh ichampionship at Colorado
Springs • • Saturday night,. March
.15th. • ••
They handily ' disposed of Col-
orado College, 4 to 1, for the cup
they first won in 1948 arid -again
a year ago. • •
That ,made eight victories and
only two losses for, Coach Vic
Heyliger's sextets -in the five-
year history' of the NCAA •Play;
offs. Only other. teams .to Win
the up ,were Boston College • in
1949, an,d Colorado College in
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The WolVerines also claimed'
041r of. the Six places on, the•
1 T.% r a/11.11ra . all-star team end •
landed two • others' On the second
.est title rim.' They"jumped • into
0'31;0 lead An the . first period,,
Matched, the Tigers.in single -goal
eilfortS in the gecond; then fought
of, a Colorado rally in.the third:
Chin, KeYeS and PhilPott
ed. in first7period goals, for Mieh-
'tan. Cam Berry' ;scored • the
Tigers' lone counter at the five-
minute. mark of the second !period
With ,a long shot from the side
but Defenseman Graham Cragg.
retaliated with a Michigan goal
out Of a scramble in front of the
net five minutes later. , • ' '•
It Was the rubber game of the'
season between thetwo teams.
They split a pair at Ann Arbor
during the regular season of the
Midwest Hockey Conference.
• For the Wolverine, the Cham-
pionship victory was. their 22nd
of the season against four 'oases:
• Since Heyliger Started rebuild -
Mg Michigan's -hockey in 1944,
'the Wolverines' show 135 victor-
ies, out of 177 games. •
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Centre Doug Philpott, Wings:
George --Johri-MoKeo-.
nell; and Defenseman Jim Baas
were picked l)y .,the Associated
Press, for the first team, along
with Colorado' College's Goalie
Ken Kinsley ,and Defenseman Lew
•Maccini.
,Surperior manpower• paid off
for the'Wolverines'. in their • rat-
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'The league-4eading Cubs and
'Gophers increased their leads last
Weelt-/by taking'seven. and five
points respectively from the Pole
Cats and Beavers. Park- 'and his
hel7150d 2979- total -while.
topping' the Cats by OhnOst .800
pins. but 'the Other match was
different., Tboide'' lucky Gophers
,were outscored exactly one•
hundred pins and now luild the
dubiotis distinction of getting bly
on a mere 2680! •
Our Chipmunks.irere also sortie -
what fortunate to take five points
from.the Zebras- w.ho• rolled , a
better total while the Lions came
Up with ,2900 pina .tO down the'
'Tigers. in. another closely ,Con-
tested match. • ' • ,
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Lion Doris Hodges was largely
• responsible for their • upset over
the Cats. ',She racked up the lad-
• iea' high ':flat of -549 •and it, to-
gether With hatidioat,;, gave . her
Ia.; record -tying • total. Of 708 • phis.
Another valuable lady player
was Zebra', Alice Taylor;who
score&A total -of. 640.
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•• Lucknow 'Plione 150 •Ontario
That big boy on the Ticat roster
got up there°again with a. flat.
671. Mike was nosed'out on: total
'however by PoleCat Mowbray,
who rolled a nifty 674 total -also
.in •losing cause.. ,
• 'Games. tonight are.follows:
Tigers -Pole • Cats, GoPher-Chip-
Beaverlebraa-Cubs-and,
Lions.•,This •hook-up presents the
-Beavels with anothergolden
Poitunity make • the play -Offs
as .the teams irinnediately in:front
will''probably be. ,pPlitting points:
• 'Team Standing
Cubs 75 '•G`6431-1-eta-71—Tigers 66
Chirpy -Chilsinunks .60; Pore -Cats
65; Beavers 61, Zebras 51, Lion's.
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WEDDING BELLS
MaeDONALD--HAltlEtISON . •
In a prettyspring wedding,
Margery. Iona; daughter. of IVIr.
and Mrs. LennieHarrison, Huron
Townahip,! becaine the bride, of
,Kenneth.Williarn-MaCDonald,.SOn
-Of Mrs.. MacDonald and the late
-R•H-D. • IgacDonald_, 'Lot, • Ashfiekt
township. The ReV.-Grant
Meilde-
j�hn, officiated at the ceremony
in Clark 'United' ,Church at high
:noon .Saturday; March -15th. Mrs.'
Elmer `1Courtney .played' wedding.
music- and , Robert Routledge 'was
soloist. , •
Given in marriage by her fathm:
er, the' bride wore white satin
g
own with net yoke edged with
Satin. and Prench •lace and lily
point •sleevea. The gathered pep -
him also:Was edged ,with French.
lace and the skirt extended into
,.a short trairk the fingertip veil
• of net bound with satin was held
With net and satin headdress.
Miss Irene Courtney Was maid
'of honor; •Miss Marilyn Harrison.
'bridesmaid and the groom's niece
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-Judy Taylor,.. flower girl. :The
brides Maid wore. aqua faille tit -
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the groom's 'mother ..cielft • blue
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For a wedding ..trip'to northern
ipoirits the:bride woreo beige suit
with yellow top coat and black
C6esspries: They • will reside in
Ashfield- Township :On their re-
turn. .••• , • I' r:
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• (nee_ Bissett),- a daughter, Mar-
garet Anne, at Victoria Hospifal, •
London, Saturday,. March 22nd;
feta • and the other attendants 1952
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Rode r,1 c k MacDonald was
givornsman for hiS brother and
the ushers yere •HOward Harri-
son and, William Johnston: '
A reception folloWed at Pine
River•',4_mmunity hall. The bride's
mother wore navy sheer with jace
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