The Lucknow Sentinel, 1948-01-15, Page 6At 51x_
THE, LUCKNQW , SENTINE , LUCKNOW, 'ONTARIO
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SEMS. WON SAND LOST
DURING -THE'. WEEK
The .Sepoys, just nfresh from
druM'bir g Elmwood Ltimberkings
17 to 3 on Monday of .lastweek,
went•right;back at them qn Wed-
nesday .
• • esday night, and gave them an
11 .to° 4 shellacking. This game
was. played in Tara. ge• tters etters for 'Lucknow: ;here
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George Chin 5, Jack Gould 3, Bill
Chin 2 and lini Purves 1,-.
• ` ' Lost In .Harrriston
On. Mond y''night in Harristqn
the Se o s lost their first` arae
py • garne
five starts, when ,they were
nosed out 6 . to 4 . in the ' best
game . of: the season:
The Harriston Bronchus trotted
.nut,. .three fast slf°dting, close
• ,xche'cking '-lines that went, full
steam. both ways all night. The
"- score ky periods ;eras. 1-1, 5.=4 and'
noGeorge Chin gojt two for Luck-
w : and -Purves : and Bill Chin.
oneeach. Stan •Smith of Strafford
handled the game:
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WON EXHIBITION TILT• •
Lucknow J•uveniles,who have
been marking'. time awaiting a go
with the Clinton entry,. took ,'On
the 'Kincardine Orphan :Midgets
here on . Nonday evening and
walloped them 9 .to 1. Lorne Cax-
diss missed • a shutout.. as the visi-
tors potted `their' lone .marker in
the la.srnrunu. te of play,
PEE WBES TR0VNCEIr.
TINGHAM SATURDAY ;
-Lucknow Pee -Wees played an
'exhibition gani,e •in ' Wingham on
Saturday morning. and:trimmed
the Win.gham kids "14 to .1 The
local.youngsters were ' short-
handed, and • took . along: Bowen
Ross and Joe .Howald• who are'' a
few months' over -age. Bowen was
used sparingly in -the first period
orily.
Goal •getters were ' Art Baker
6;; Charlie Chin 4, Bowen'Rpss• 2.�
'Kent,Hedle•,yf '1 'and •Dennis Em
berlin '1. The team •was in charge'
of 'H. D. `,Bud"' T.hompson, and.
was: `coinprised of the following:
Hedley,- Joe . Howaid; 1st line,
Charlie . •'Chin, . Jack . Chin, Art•
Baker; alt.,.` Alvin Baker, :,Dennis
Emberlin•; Bowen Ros•s
The ,Pee •Nees . are 'slated to
open the W:O.A A. schedule: in
'Lucknow' . on Saturday morning
with Goderich teaifl the visitors,
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All .Pee .,Wee, scheduled' games
will be on Saturday morning' arid
anyone who.,,can:.spare the time
will be'' Well repaid .to see. these
hockey, .players r of tomorrow. ' in
schen.
M.. and Mrs. Harvey Sillib•'of'
Cedar Valley visited with their
daughter, ,Mrs. Ronald Treleaven
-on 'ednesday.
• Rev, Downs • of '•. Exeter took
charge -of • the service. here on
Sunday.: . •
' Mr..a_nd MPs ,,rack Curran• and
family. spent an evening r'ecently
with Mr..and Mrs., Chas. Hallam,
We are sorry to report, Mr, John
Menary 'of Hamilton, formerly of
Crewe, 'suffered a .severe stroke
last week. Mrs. .Frances Courtice4
of Santa' Paula,- California, Suf-
fered
a,
fered one :'• about'month ago.
Mrs. Courtice .is a sister'.of 'Pert
Treleaven: _
•• ' Mr: Win.:, McConnell fejll on
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the street near' his home in Dun-:.
Bannon' and 'broke ' his leg and is'
now .a .;patient • in Goderieh cHos-
pitai We hope it it won't be foo'
long till we hear, his; cheery, voice
villa in e. a a
in' the .. g g . ,
BORN—In Goderich Hospital,
on January .6th to Mr: and 'Mrs.
Benson' Shackleton,• a son. Con-�
gratulations.'
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schedule are . on.. • tap. Harriston
, • played here last night (Wednes-
day).. ,On Friday night Southamp-.
ton, plays here, with a dance af-
ter, and ' gion ' auspices.'
Next. Tuesday the •Sepoys go to
Wingham and on Friday .night
of next `week , (Burns Night) the
• Wingh•atn squad:comes to ,Sepoy=
ville.: .
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• This pair. will 'be the hockey
tid-bit: of the season bar \none.
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• Last. Friday night Lucknow was
scheduled to 'go to Chesley", but
.as -the rink' wasn't . available . a
switch. was proposed that would..
bring Chesley _ere,:. This plan was,
later:-'c"a c lled : ell•e .
Iii the meantime' the .•Juver ile,
were slated for .Monday and
''oda ' games, with Clinton; but this
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`'team 'advised ',that they,were•
• dropping out of the group, and
a.s. a' � result the ' Juveniles were.
vr~ry.. quickly. RPuptls then.::take
the., disease into • their homes
:wh•ere the 'babies.: and•, p•re schen
children . becor_rme_:victu is Such
*• .7aret ,-measles, •;german :to consume -'the- dwindling sup
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-- r g so frustrated -and it
, The Pee. ees will have , a o scar et fever and•.di tlieri .
e W g a dstizrkiance at .the. Palmerston • 1 P a
ritated: by the meagre ratipns� and
with. G d ri ii Saturday 'mornin • • ..•• ` Measles �" a da e�ou disease ...
•inso epee, an arrogance' of these
but•:Bantams are rn,ark� ned from the building" tor 'a week;: because it attacks the, respiratory snoo ers' .and i s eeto"rs that it
in tin . for the, group, hasn't system, `arid in same cases spreads P n p
• � g. g P and longer if this' penalty hash t • � p is` not in humari, nature to. con-
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Lucknow is represented in. both
the, .'Wee and Bantarii „s'eries
•iii the ''W O A.::, whi h takes
(GIVEN. BENEFIT. OF DOUBT:
In a. judgment handed down
.Thursday. in weekly police •court
in. Goderich, :Magistrate , J
Morley ave. five • hunters the
benefit .of the doubt an •,. • ismissei
ed. charges'against• them .of Mint-
ing :deer: out , of 'seasgn near:Bel-
fast on',N'ovember 12th. •
The -.men were Benny Webb,
' Lloyd' 'Hewi'tt, Walter.;Jaynes,: all
of, London; Jack 'Holt, Thedford;
and R. Thibault, Grand Bend.,
Frank Donnel.lj K.0 .was de-
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Dear Editor;-
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I can assure.you 'that' it is "not
frorn any desire to attain any •
publicity' that •I write to you, but
from the feeling; o -f --••-thee -terrible
consequences which Must' inevit-
ably •follow' the indifference of
the press and pulpits and 'other
sources of influence and informa-
tion to _ the brazen attempts of
Our politicians to rob us of our
freedom' and serfse- of responsi-
bility to our day and generation.
When. these are• one and we be-,
.come Mere pawns to.be moved
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ab�out -by a•: rabble off. arrogant
oliticians, until We become •dumb
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THURSDAY, , ANUAIMRY 15, 19�4a
.make g- fll or woman do their-
I es V tlii4 :;.:,4----,,,,-: o ti.0. : in
the doing of it, Harsh measures: '
only make thein the more ing
competent, If the day ever ,curlier
in Canada' when the wives: and '
mothers are compelled ' to stand,
--line to -Semi -re -the --noeesstties
of life for themselves and their
families, then we may 'bid 'fare •
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well to all of our dreams of. great-
n. We will ' have reached a:-.1-
stage-
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stage-. when only chaos and des
peration, starvation and death ;
con be the outcome, We 'can never
again go back, to happy homes,,
and` a free: and: independent o b..
istence such as we have knoywn in
the past.' Ali . regirnentation will
develop,: into • lost bnof , initiative,"
:cattle, "brother. to: the ox". We • and , subsequent slavery. "When:•i'-
are.. told that these- are only tern no .Man can buy.or sell unless he
,orary, expedients, but ;once. sur- has the mark of the • beast, or.,the,
p., •
rendered:'they are 'never given number of •his, name'`. That' beast :.;
back, because conditions.: develop, is communiszri; 'and , eomrnunism
'andsocialism'orthe1,
'fence counsel:. •
underwent . O eration '
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Roy MacKay of L-oclialah' un=
derwent• ah operation in Goderich
Hospital, last Friday.
PA.R:.E ITS Ot
:. HOQL. CHILDREN
boys s u to 12ro and .14 •. years re-: The' winter' .months .are • tl use
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s �_ ectively. These two • teams are in which conarnuriioabie: diseases
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•sponsorecLby._.The:Claismen: • are the mosti`prevalentr[These'dis
•` " ; * * eases attack the -young; especially
those going•;to •school; where,- be-
' ;Ice conditions • so ;far have re . , those
cause; ::they' . are: ,in .' close contact
Vented: them : from getting much•
' • with each -other, the spread from
one • pupil `' to another 'happens'
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Chetley's ire ddmaged''arena is.
scheduled to be officially.. re-
opened*.
e-opened • ori . iday night 'of this
week: •
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mak them; seem necessary
to continue.''
There is'. one, conditipn'' which
has reached its frustrating con-
clusion-
on-
and
Britain
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' i n• in • 'Great .
clus o
peiled to stand for hours. in line
to get the. very necessities of life
for 'themselves • and their famil-:
ies.' 'Just iinagine� a home wherea
the mother and' wife has to.leave
her :household duties in the :earlyy
'mor<fin�g for even an hour' to
Stand idly, inline in the discom-
fort' of whiter,, without 'sufficient,
in o t
home' where perhaps. ,there is • a
.sick • `baby,. or. -other : Member • of
the .family. 'What :about the fire,
the 'children might find:the mat-
ches, the unwashed 'dishes :on the
breakfast. 'table and, all. the' nest
of •tithe :,things which. she is • coin=
pelled, to; neglect; and then ;aftdr''.
1 waiting for a couple of hours to`
be told: by an insolent clerk. that
t the supply'. is exhausted` and she
insist "try' and; secure something
else which •:teafis •.another period
of waiting -Is there anything else
that . anyone : could. :imagine that
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would produce, fhesame feeling.
of•• frustration • and irritation?.
Then' the• hornet -coming '•of;,'the
other. Members. of the family ,to:.
a ' Make -shift' meal: It : is just not
human ,nature to not •protest
against such'. conditions, and' then
_ __� wile ,restrictions'rnust .be incr ''axed•
'and' more inspectors 'arid rationers
appointe'd taken off the . prod'lic
tion 1•ine to ,:be consumers of the
dwindling supplies, and this :vic-
''ious cirele will':continue till act=
ual starvation- will be •quite tom-
Moo,
com-
mon ' The whole reason for this
austerity.:•;program 'in- G. B. `is be-
cause 'so many have been •taken
off the •production ' line • to become
consumers,:' Every new restriction,
1 ;means: hundreds 'of. thousands' of
producers taken out of produatio4
also idle. on Friday `night.
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Their next scheduled home
game is on Monday with'Goder:-
ich..
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• \ • measles, whooping cough, mumps, pl e • • those . still producing
For' doing. damage and, cl eating -
s.. en
wit o e c g, rink,several boys have been ban i ng. $ 1 d
as yet the
bine war
"'convener to calla Schedule .draft'
the desired • .effect:: •
ing meeting.
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"Chuck" Webster. handled the
Listowel -Milverton ' game at Lis"
towel on' ,Friday ' night arid• was.
at Clinton on Monday.,.He is, one
• of the most .ef fioient ;referees who
•ever worked in. this district,: and
should. he decide to' stay, ar t nd
for : the winter;' would have,. few
idle evenings'.,
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Port° `Elgin Keystones 'are laze-
exiting the loss 'of their .star" goal
leti Elwood ' Stephens'on. He first
;,;caught: on as sub -goalie with the
Owen Sound �Turiior Greys:,: but
when .this team drew; a bye,
Stephenson -loved back to, Port,
brut was`n't hankering to play W.
0.. A. xA.• hockey' and next, thing`
' the Keystones: knew he was be
'tween 'the posts:. for Kincardine.
0,H.A. intermediate entry,.
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-One"'of Llc yyd Ael ert -f'r t, sitz
ies • as recreational director .et
Listowel, was the conducting of
a hockeyschool. with: Howie
Meeker, 'and' Bill .B'arilko .of .the
son n ne n s
little'a,.
head. cold 'and s the
a ';weak;, r 'bl �an, s 'bl h 1,
to the lungs ands causes, pneu- time'' to . do :�:eve'ri what- they 'are
monia and death All communi- capable .of doing.: The. `natural at
cable ' dieases start ' usually a$ a 'titude would be to do just' as
"Pelt" mise ti e y po si y help.,
cCo ' has an a 'head-, M as m e
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no a u. :
m t of 'ol •'
•„feeling� ab sit. 4 hours o n ficin ' :
b 8, ours before the•can
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ache for -the same, reasons,- and onset ,,of rash That is' why it is
the above ;apenalty , might. well •be • dan ger us in ..wi r
. ..: .;: • g o bite m the to.
enforced here, Y.
• feel complacent over hat you
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, is "only ;feel - slight head• cold
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Latest imbecility was the plug-
ging of the lavatory in the ladies'
room.wfth' an old sweat shirt,: One
. wonders at the ;mentality. •of' ,a
boy • or ' girl.:who would • do such
a :trick.
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The .'arena is' a''commu»it op-:
erated utility 'for. the benefit of
the "youth' of the' district in par-
ticular; yet there . seems to be
little ''.appreciation : of . this • • fact.
by 'agood many, who abuse the
privilege to an .unbelievable r de-
gree,
Jet 'Plaines Fly O`ver,: • •
r•:4t1s' rep ortedt' that tw' , ..t. • o lepro;
;gelled 'planes flew over the will
age,in mid-afternoon on Tuesday,
flying in an 'easterly dierction.•
They were ata high altitude 'and
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Toronto Maple Leafs as guest in,-, '\ th a swishing roar were soon•,.
structors. o�ta of ,sight, .
Ali; parents should realize` that.
to' be satisfied: it .is "only . a slight
gold” is a 'very ,dangerous.. atti-
tude 'in ;winter months when corn
municable diseases p`r-evalent.
At •the onset Of' a colcl take your.
'child 'out of. schopl'Ior••48.:hours
•at least; put • him , to bed and ob-
serve closely for 'the ' onset of
skin, r•ash; ` 'or : increasing, body
t:'ey>:iperature�,or" any increased die-•'
comfort of . any kind and db' -not
hesitate ,to get the advice of your
'family physician. 'Give icon' child.,
plenty' of flu%ds. 'to • drink: If, all
parents . observe these few simple
rules at all times, they will 'have
done a great deal 'not only • to
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curiaplications:.�:�in, therr>
own children, but what is equally
important, will help prevent the
spread of • disease to other school
children: • -
Wrn:. Fowler; .YVIkb.,' D.P,H•;
Director and M..O.1L
•N.••e%.•%.• ♦••esse••••' w••e••s.•'••s.•a•♦
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I: would also' be :glad, to,'hear
from, .anylone with information..
concerning' the famous Donnelly'
tragedy of $iddulph Tov�,,nship;
also . the Wilberforce ';refugee 'col-
ony near Lucah' or the'Tolpuddle
Martyrs. ••
With best wishes .for the•.New
Year; '1 am
• Yours •sin�cereay; :
A. S. Garrett,
Box 162 Lucan ' Ontario.,
Caught. Black Fox
Ernie, • Caster of Ashfield is •
credited • 'with catching `'a..•:black
fox 'with •silver ' hair in ii'. No.
• shots were fired r' and, • ho he
'Caught. it,• :.isn't: =fully explained.
other':than; "just hands slid: feet,•'
rnd dog and 1•ots�-of--exci ' t't
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