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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-02-05, Page 6ri 13411XIMIMA* 011141 THF, LUPIC.NOW SENTINEL, LUCKNQW; ONTARIO Hugh McMilian send Nevi► �eafsGreeting from ScotIand1, ; Wednesdayi , February 5th, .1947 F p e Oy' ear Lucknow Friend: was as prow s n, keep people quit clothes ratio D » d, ,. AL ERST4)N HEAVY�VE. IGtHT4 SEP : S. ,�...ded'a . Campbell .St., Lucknow, on '".Caledonian Day I'mfoften' reminded on Edinburgh streets t of Lucknow.. Farinily re- the periods when' the' habit 'ob- :semblances•• apte• •not just .imagin, wiously, recurs.. It is' memories of ary., Faces,' of :MacDonalds' Mac - Sweated brows ancl• icicled mous- Kenzies' • Grahams'Gordons' pr taches that • make one take • up Ross' could, I'm: sure, be found in- Ones pen! . Thanks: to the Editor, the. Crowd,. Nota few .wear the I've 'been able to use part or a kilt; not. just- "uniform" either, .:Column a coupleof times a year but: as ordinary every -days garb • for keeping. in touch .with home -•Street crowds here -•differ.- from.. �' „} those .: f. Lucknow in that Edin side folk;. h o year, .time, burgh,y h Last ea , at .this I was. • is mostly Lowland, with i n ,Francisco,: B r nekt' Christ Highlanders in the minority; u S� Y ',inas f hope` the sea lanes' to For* .4.1Cknow's crowds would: . e' descent. n rriosa may.,; be wide open ., again'; Mostly of oI-Iighlarid .:..r just noW' it's' Edinburgh, Edinburgh's Princes.-Street,'how- Writing to Sentinel,. friends ,has kxi , 'well dressed. • • - P ]Y1 a tioni s • stem. is TRIM` SEPOYS BY 7-2 SCORE . :01 E IN'H; KRIS .ON beconne,:alrnost habitual with ane. The food ra . Y •. . 7 ` worked.: Jt serves to distri- ; . Outweighed-. - . and outplayed, • Lucknow Sepoys ,dropped a 3 ' Mid-sumnrer an .:mad -winter: are s ree s • , • well •, � g• " Bute available supplres as that Lucknow Sepoys- dropped a 7-2 to 1 decision in,HarrAton on Tri- bute . , ••. h share., But what , everyone . his.: , Pa : erst n huskies .day night, in what. Hairiston'fa' getsdeoi,sion to, .. Irri 4 ' `is -a share? you ask. Approximate.; th local arena 'on Monday declared was their best game of 1 enough butter to spread two in . e �' _ - night- It was •another ,tiring tus- the season. lit was fast .and ,clean, • �. dozen slices of darkish .bread a. .g • about three isle' on sticky ice. ° but, the local version • is that the" week;; "bacon: 'for Sepoys were more outluckec than it akfasts a, week; a pint of jam' The game opened at:a.• torrid• ,. a DROPPED CLOSE I've itis. been for: a•• walk along • ever, °whether people be Highland., l Prince's Street the' "main street" or Lowland, . Sir Tatter Scott sits in : • . of the Scottish capitol, e in Can- ' his ..sheltered monumental . , •, ada Might' call it. New Years bay throne philgsophically. •' looking m e • all over, day in. day •out. is. •a •holiday. here,, So .all' the shops th ,are 'closed, 'Numbers of ' .people ' Not far' away, David Livingstone; • trolled abeut•'aen o ing this s, e- - stands out , in the ••op.en with no Strolled 3 , � g ' over -head protection, witi Bible • ono. New, Years: of peace;. ,and also....._ . , . .•, -revelling!..ui._•••the .shining 'decora in' hand .and the skin. of an • tion •bestowed 'on' the•• city.. bye nat- , .,t frican lion at his feet—one of ` the, Scottish' crowd Who became en uestiori' though, whe-Palmerston. had put on :a •terrific• tine after gloomy Weather and ea , is. ail , $� q . g ,„ 'i h ��a wbrld'reformer -and explorer,. in w ership will ower• ° la -,and you - could • see. 'soup fog; The .-sun � shone with a a .. .:, ther the change o n p � -P p Y l softlight ah ra.cteristic of "'`4' . produce .any more'.'csoai.'. Mining 16- out 6 - •love y • g, . ,a . , � I ' t f li th 1 h P g .. p outplayed with the Harriston goalie 'the .big • factor ,in setting~ theme back,' With only one 'and that -from the .stick of J $hn• Dahmer, who, ,patrols . left .wing' •• with the�Chin brothers. - ' •, Lucknow- ...declared another puck went "clean.' through the net,„ ' Dahmer fired but wain't allowed this; one. also . • : • ' ' on: de�fence'to beginwith,. Short The Sepoys made the trip Stith= otit Jack 'Gould: "`Toby."' „Greer was moved back 'to. wiwrk•-,with' Hall• -•.and . Cook, . but Greer: wrent . ; 'out of the• game • earl ; in :the for repairs to cuts. about . the left • • eye.; . Hall and Cook -finished', out; it coming". It was Past a month;. an .occasional egg and a little.milk..'This is just enough if one is' very careful• and' canny. Potatoes, porridge and fish—all ?tile best• in the. world, .;are' more plentiful. Would that some other' countries had tht' ,systeii instead • f 'the .Black. Market which sup o _ plies the' rich 'with lucuries. and, starves the:pool-to death., • .ace, but after, ..the ;ten. mrn F � mark in 'the. first .period, slowed n somewhat ,as ,the! heavy go- ing ing took its. toll. From there on the turned: it on in spurts. • • Selling; the • Elmira ,product,. was the big un. of the night get- gg three. of. the . Railtdaders..7., �tirig..pie goals•.. He' also'tossed around some ute Many changes es. are• taking place • butt . ends that didn't escape. the Y b in Britain these 'times' From to- .watchful• ,eye . of . Referee Stan daythe coal mines' 'Lome underSmith and earned him a pair of 'the control of one. owner, John: penalties, ' ,. ••.• Bull himself: Workmen at. the pit It was.• at. the five minute mark, heads • are • celebrating the occas- , ion. it 'flags and ” speeches. es. ''It that Selling opened the scoring. o w g P these northern -climes, and show- been through during ,the war cor off Edinburgh's .historic ears• the.general appearance of - years, s' e 'rea..�' _cl: z:. t _ n . r lad ...11►. . �nu�....n,,a. � the 'city; °differs littler froxn�-that:: 'like in .'art art. •-gallery .. % k a •s. Only y one bomb•: of p're=Vvar 'td y , n spi e o .a ese peop a Wave 'The biggest throng of, people hit Edinburgh . ' during :; the : war. • came from. UssherHall' where The' Germans':are • said to have. Hai el's .Messiah- Was; sung' ey_ .Called this area "Suicide FdinburQh ChgraUnion,_.an=There,-1k .-Sme -ood :gunllneeyr"s :organization neatly acenturyold, •"defending the banks of'the Forth... , this is •an annual event here: Not a few' -of Goerin 's'Swastika 'Tickets . ar e sold, out'' weeks in birds were shot down like clay advance,.. the best •1 • cofild do was .pigeons into • the sea off the. °Scot-. 12-1.70_ listens to. `People's conversation "tisk coast,. *Also Scottish .leather ,`mss they, emerged'. from ' nearly three hour's of _Praise.' (rnid-day • tillthrre)• .and try•to catch `echoes • : of -• what they heard: and woollens wear ' so ' well .that; they 'stand' a few 'years of ;'war quite ,well. 'Patching.• tailors: and f Prince's tree.. tivas quiet coin-.:claithes: ;look'almaist . as 'guid's the' S q spared with yesterday: 'Then it new": —This,, together :with :•the, doesn't- ' seem to.,, be attracting many ' more' war veterans •. than _farming. in :Canada is -.attracting 'Canadian war.' vets, Meantime peopleget only. enough coal for barest. needs ---a hearth'fire cer- the' the 'period alone. d inute• mark when Bill: Chin got_ minute. ''x the equalizer. Wien but ,secorids3 ' .';. ' ni ht's ame q � Prior to 1Vionday g g w 1 in-, the • e .iod::Palmer ton Y....._ . ; -s.: had to p ay p r .. ..� � with. Palmersto..n-•Thee.,S-eP�y : againtook:the lead,ori some -loose a.record of . two;wins. and three. covering. losses, but with --the kind of hock- tain tithes of :the day.. There's lots Palmerston ran'in three'goals: ey they; are .Playing it'll be' bard,' • he la• offs: ' ° � w i hunt. • a . replykee 'out of coal under John Bulls ti ht• !. rn the second . • t to p y 'of, �g 1 i ttl . filarias' -abut ;whether the from the 'homeatets.' They :•added shovel: `in. John''s'ha ds.. will. 'pro- 'before' ''the third- 'frame' ;�? . another duce more:coal.:to meet the'need .was 1;a .. minute old when "Gould: is therefore •• now• a to the • P • celared one. onto. Cttttinga, -stick miners. They .say they ban do it, • so blessings' on: theme :: whn; find it in.:At, the• ei lit niin- • e ' ark 'Bowman• ludo `it -tinny= ut m e it 'will ' be 'cold in Lucknow -e: visit ors while• .. ... 'rot:..:, . .,..; , .. .:. � t. ... .-.. her ; seven � for th now,aoc, so here s••w•is ng you all •both teams were feuding :around • • F A k .tinning, warm :hearts 'to meet the: New; Year:: • • • CALL it what you will,— the desire to, stand on your own feet—the ,urge to get ahead; under' Your vn : steam- "a . business of my own" is: probably as for thousands of fellow- . ellow. 1 ambition Pi '41 tiM 4 (s • s you . have ideas" of startiiag yip in. business for yourself, of improving your present set-up, or: c $Oi1ng ' inW par,tnetship with *friend, ` the' need for money.. • togoing get will'. be just about No. t item' On your. agenda: y• • 41'01RIN,• ,wN • n4 'HERE'S where; you can look ''to the Bank of ,Montreal,. which hats already ' ':become Banti" to the isancls, of veterans, .from coast to coast:` Gould_ and A `Ching battled the. e :puck' in on ',the Palmerston net 1•at 13 minutes with • Gould ,yet ting Lucknow's second goer. , Hall; and Gould both drew ' penalties 'seconds • apart .With • a• couple, of minutes to go,•'but the Chin ,Bro `hex's':' and ':Dahmer-tttrned-i and .:ragged ,it nicely td' the 'finish.. ,Orr was about the "busi :est Man an the ice in spots.. He 'turned :;aside flying pucks from rail .=angles :tom -e-r� l and.. at times had as many as two•. uncovered: Men. parked at each goal • post (3mal..inger., in the' Palmier ston net ;was :.almost unbeatable acid while. he didn't have•:a .'much to do 'Was as: `cool as the roverbia�l cucumnber:, 'whe:the ' Sepoys•• got • .in on . him• .: Lucknow-Goal, Orr; "Def:, Hall' & .Gould centre, A Chin; 'wings, •Dahmer. and B: Chin; ,Greer,. Maclntyre, Havens,. �Writt .Cook, Solomon,; Steuart, Mop in. and ' discuss yourtCnancia1 needs , witirc your nearest B of X41 manager.. He knows .; the details of the new '•Veterans' • Business and `Profs . siona�l • L�ans� Act, recently passed. by : Par'iamcnt 'fpr, your benefit; and he. is anacous, to ,help ge-•ah'ead•,'veterans. ° If ''yoiit proposition is sotiind,r thr«smo4ey, for you atthcBof.M. a : Renicinbcr , .when yom ash oris loan est the I3: of Af, yaat do notrift a fasvoxn • r • NK' 01' M fNTR AL MY BAHT ,or ,utirwera� uck ow -Branch*_._ J..A T'HOMPSQN,.:.Mariager 46t:ANS tti' EVERY ittak,tle OF .lift g1N•C1 t$t7,. • river xiifia...x.r .40 . Pailmers on -Goal, xrialinge Def., Bowan,.F. Martin; Centre; Johnst6n; • wings,'• W. Martin, Cut- ting; Alt., Brittain, Hamilton, Goettler, =Selling, E. • Martin, Net= son, Hoelscher.. • RefereeStan Smith of Strat- ford; linesman, Morrison of Pal- merston: Summary y . tt�'irst' Period l Palmerston, Ceiling (F Martin E. Martin) `• 5•.08. • 2--Luicknow,• B Chiri• (A: Chin) . t .,.:.. " 16:23- 3;—Palmerston,' Seili ng. ' (l-Ioel- ' . scher) i 19: 2. —Penalty --,Hamilton. . .. the At. the `start of th Season. there, were those: who • couldn't •se% how. .. • '° the ice an.y, kind of a cont • Y.could Y .." ender. t w _ xCamero.= 1'rpj es Ree, • Was el ty of; e Count: UarY .r•1Vlonda Nine Were r �ere except carding ter the • Qpponi follow, The ing' .( Beeves . Naugh • •Mullet Long' comini Fina nellya. son!: ' Edu4 • Ballad Everal Egti+ Messy: Muller TTavishi , ggr9 Long, McIntc Tonilii Starr,: Refc Balls) ter, 'D tori,•'•L proved a .tower of strength. :too • Hou h°iqua d-altugh-- h!s—;— itching to get a stick' in his hand, ' .Goner, •Chit such:, a prospect is definitely out • Short; this year:. "Big Kenny" 'recently returned' home . after a• long spell t' in. Westrnii ster.Hospital, and: doc- tor's: 'orders: ar-e that he can't : do a tap .of ,work -for. about another `• • — 'Heap neliy, War Dusen Com --:�x ,The Midgets. •ate.;having a tiri►e:. . getting :their; 'long . drawn out ;schedule finished: Brussels was due Ap1aSr here,last Friday night; but• late in the afternoon, word carne that they:tackle:: the roads'. ..:, • x Mri I pig's Gads went•toy' Wing= hair° last 'night to. play • a :post-• poned: game .With %:the .Hingham• Midgets and as soon. as .the: Brs- sels' game is run off' the three teams will start a playoffseries 1. , x �.. But there was more than the.. Midgets dissappointed: on 'Friday ht., The Pee-Wees were .raring : to go in a'preliminary bout w -i Brussels, but this too was' off: Second Period • ` 4—Palmerston; • • Hoelscher ° (F.' Martin)- l• 4,55 i 5 -Palmerston, F.Martin • (Seiling) 7.00 '6—Paltr erston, Selling ,(1�Te1 .sbn) .. .........:.:. .. .:.°..:•11:4d Penalties- .Da `' • hmer •aeil�rig, F. Martin. Third .,Period t ' 7 --Palmerston,' Cutting,. ;.:, :42 9 --Palmerston .:Dvrnai 9—Lucknow, °Gould' (A, • Chir.) .,.... «...... 13;10 .`Penaties Selling 2, Hall,, Gould. • ° x —.. , Intermedial Results Palmerston: 9,.• Mt. Forest 5• .:: Listowel 9, Winghamn' 7 .`Milverton. 20, ' Win'gham . 5 • Milverton t, Harriston 2 Harriston 4, Lucknow 1,, • • Mi1'verton'' 4,` Palmerston. 2 •Palmerston 7., .Lucknow "2 Winghai}i 5, Harristdn 4 Milverton 5 '.1'' 1 11 Listowel • „. 5 0 .0 10. 'HartiSton„. 3, 4 '1 .7: Wingham . ,3 , 5 0. 6` Palmerston• 2 •3 ` 1.. 5 Mt.' Forest 2. 5 1 • Ducknow ... .:..:. 2 . '4” . 0 The Standing r - W I: Will Bobby Soxers Ma Good„Mothers?° Consulting psychologilt Law- rence Goutd says "yee and gives some forthright °•reasons why. in • his '"•Mirror of Your. Mind". fed ure in the Pictorial Review 'with• this: Sunday's (Feb'ruary 0) issue of the Detroit Sunday, Times. Get the Detroit Sunday Times, every week for .tile Big Three—tbe Am erica!) Weekly, Pictorial Review and Puck,: the comic weekly. nr i • White, Post 'Long; tosh, a .Jit ci,� tie Er �• � Clil " Reeve . _pathic comm: ran, 11 Luckn -Cardin 'and..0 , Mess Grieve appoin forth Othc gas foil Nelson busen of': the 1VIr. W was: a� act w; ;audit° abseil( • der; ' the t terra; c Ballae Were' accotii • The .Treast years. vanto • with • ' signat: 'June •.In t ` Nelsor selene the: Cc debt, '' 000 in: ada $i genth high v the,Cb from s. rete o