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I� TIMBER, .Z'IP'S
The games that. were postponed
were played at the .. end of, the
week with the Lions; and. Zebras',
'Squirrels: and Kangaroos splitting
the points.. -The Pole. Cats took 3
poir>dt . 'from the Coons .and the
Tigers alsotook.'3•points;from the
Wolverines.. . C
'heldthe oons'si;ore-
,1es.s. despite. •fine 'bowling by the
Cool s, Jack' Caesar led the Cubs
with 708. 'mit and Harold Erring-
ton rolled .686 flat., .and Dick• and
Norine .Parks �h'ad • a • combined
•total.. of ,12'&5: •pins, Mary and Jack.
Fisher totalled'1362 for•the''Coop's.
top efforts, .
The Wolverines :with 5 'bowlers
,downed, the . Chipmunks for 4
points. Beatty Irwin rolled 743
and Al • ,Baker w.as 'close behind
with .710 far the Wolverines • top
lboW1ers, Bill 'Bolt was thehigh
tbawwler. for .,the' losers.
The Squirrels managed to
sqtieeze out 1 .point off the Lions •
with only 4bowlers, •'Jim Erring-
ton led the •way for the Lions
With 671 and Omar 'Brooks was
tarp for . the. Squirrels with 728,•
The '.Zebras. took 1 .points from
the. 'second place Tigers. Ruth
Jardine roll'ed .641 flat.- plus 51
handicap for .892, ';Marlene, Mac-•
Kenzie ;had 677 and 'Stuart Jamie-,
.son' .636.. Bill: Stewart ,who now
averages' •225. rolled' a , triple of
828 for.,his team.: • .
Mike Sanderson; Bab':1ilcintosh
rolled ' over :the 1600 'flat• mark &
Dorothy. and. Din „Hamilton 'shad
a :•tgfal of ,1288 to 'help the 'Pole
Cats take , 4• psyints from the Gn=,,
pliers: Russ Button 'and`.. Merle'
Elliott put up ,the •best• .efforts:
for:the Gophers
The. Beavers took 4...•points frorn
the. 'Kangaroos :to give: them 16
points , in the last 4weeks: Tt :was
team effort all ''the way for :the
winners with 3' bowlers over the.
500 flat ..mark ',and . agarioi . ;and
Don. ,MadKinnon made oilier,.:the
600.. -spot. Don <Steeves'"'was :high
for 'the: losers with- 600 flat.
' Standings:
Cubs 53, Tigers ''46 ' Beavers 44•
Zebras 41, Coons•.34, Ch,i;pmnks'••
34, Lions 34'., ;''Pole• Cats 33, •Gapht
ers '. 31, 'Kangaroos: 30, Squirrels
27; Wolverines 24.'
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i H. ,,. amilton Juniors A. Red Wings . 'Playoff Opener
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t versus ■: Blyth.. and carved a good. path
- ::� r with " a 8-4 opening win. The
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Two irnportan.t things to .remerribe•r. ...
'Get , Your Tickets Right N vv
(to assure .You; of adniiss ti)
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tuck, 'will' be. clrtopped • .at 8 , p rrn, sharp,
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ed the Mildmay 13r.igade . : in
broomball ay 'night on" Frid" "
ial'Lt.. at
Teeawater by a score of 1-0, and
the local crew is now looking for
other .fields to :•conquer.
The game was a feature: of 'the
Tpeswater carnival. staged that
evening,
The ,Lucknow lineup included
Harold Austin, Stewart Jamieson,
"Hap" . Hall, ;Allan;' Hackett, Geo.
Whitby, •.Al Bak.eri toss :Irwin,
Fred Pierce, 'Blake •Al,toni Allan
Johnston;'
The latter threesome a're not
members of the `+Fine •Company,
as the Company.did :not wish to
have'. too many firemen o tit... of
town at the same time,
on. ' Wednesday with the first
home :game' on Friday here •at•
8.30 : p.m,
It' Was 4-1 . our ,Luc'know, lat.
the end'of the first period, Luck•
nowwere ahead 6-1 at the end
of the second , Blyth outscored'.
the ,locals 3-2 in, the: third with
a', final score of 8' 'for. Lu, now
and 4, for. 'Blyth
Donld Fisher .scared • three;
;goals for the ..Sepoys with single
markers going to Donald .An=
drew, . Bill Vinlayson, Wallace
Houston, Bruce •Henderson and
Ross .Forster.
LOCAL FIREMEN EDGE
MILD•M,AY• IN. BROOMBALL
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The •Srftos will :gthen. .•,
well. as•in Luoknow :and' District, ed for thhis; one, and 'they'll be go:: .
gives the Lions Club ,good rea- ing all 'out for these::are the boys •
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sonto be very optimistic that who are ,Striving to Make t+ .
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.there will be a sellout, crowd at, "A" team. * w
next Monday: nights' exhibition
Monday Eddie Hush .says h.e'l do .some'
game •between Hamilton Jr, A
Red Wings :and Ooderich Jr. B uniform ---switching it "necessary
•after' 'the. first. •period • to (balanceSiftos, na.
The • 'weatherman s' behtie
aviour' . quds, •
ppses the only Icloubts, bust re-,This"•.man Bush is a hard driv-
gardless there has been a big ad- in coaeh,C who will -'add a•bit of
vance sale, and with:goodweather ' g
at e' week -end chanes ere there' ;drama to -t•t4e. Tussle' play his. vocal
' i e a ticket . available.' prodding. .
won t , b •+ � �'. ,•
game. trope 'Monday, •. Some 'carpenter work, changes
• • The Red• Wmade ings, last year's are':currently •Ibeing ade.',to the ••
Memorial •Cwp cham;prons, are, players' boxes .in'the local arena,:.
considered 'as real. contenders for to better accommodate these'
the silverware come p-layaff time. teaz`ris, and permit them to change
'Natu'rally local;interest,focus on lines "on the :,fly. .
Luek•now's Paul Henderson, son • • * • -`
of Mr. and Mrs...'Garnet. Hender And, Mr. and Mrs. }jockey Fan, ..
son. 'Paull is the leagues top scor and kids, you'll''ha�ve a ;ring side:.
'en He added a"couple more goals seat' .for this action, .:when the
and three assists over the week- face -obi. .whistle goes ;sharp , at ..
end, Hisspeed and scoring ability 8:00 •o'clock,. •
Chas made this' flashy 'winger•a
marked ;mean. by his opporientsa
and 'he's 'shadowed, continually,
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"Hockey. Canada" published I S IC h
oc ey an f' ' as ale , ewan.
monthly by the Caiiad�i•an A.Tria-
teur. Hockey: -Association• •earried
;:Joe Ccinley, local: CNR: express
anarticle' in• the.' February issue i
delivery Man:. 'returned: from a
month - holiday. in Saskatchewan
•with;his , daughte:r'• and .son -in-
law, Agnes and -Ron' McLelland'
and 'their' two children, , • age'•
eight and five
Joe makes .'the ; annual .: trip
:west iby. :train , and . makes. \his
beadq.uarters: with"th.e •McLellands
at; Loreburn,.: Sask. . While in the
west, Joe visited' Joe . Irwin..
(fornierly of, Luoknow).at Wilkie;
;Sack„ ,George. Rodgers, forinerly
of.'the 10th of Kinloss, now- rer
siding ,at-„Mopse Jaw, Mrs. Jack'
Button (Annie Barr),:'-. ''formerly..
.of ;;Kinloss, and Jim and Angus .:.
Gordon of Saskatoon: J.im . and.
Angus were ',former `schoolmate's.-
of,' 'Joe. at 'Langsilde.'; •
Joe .•�reports. little 'snow` ' in
Saskatchewan while he was•;.t<here
'with mild•.•.temperatures
about the middle of 'January.:
Frointhe - middle of the month
On, • temperatures' droned to :15 .
0.30 .below zero.
~'While :,Joe 'was, • at Soreburn,
played juvenile •Lucknow reach= .Ron McLelland 'flew to Otta•ra
•ed :the finals and received white for a ,`week ,to attend” the Con-
jackets. $ervative 'Na.tional. Convention.
Eldon' .Mille -
Pau`l was scouted that Oar,.."by. handled. the ex.,,
TO;ronbo; BoOton and Detroit. He p'i ens jo+b •le J'oe was: away-;'
attended:- camp, in Hamilton (last
week's article, telling 'how he:
"stopped off' there):.and return=
e.d.lio'nie to .jr 8 that sea-
son,; 1959. 60, with Godei is ..
on Junior 'A .hockey and, h:as this'
to/:say : in part about •the .'Wings •
"The reigning Memoria:1. Cup
Champions, 'Hamilton''R.ed, Wings,
were hist thy 'graduation; but got.
a : break: When ''defenceman 'Bob
Wallreturned. after -•a ',brief fling
with. • Edinontot- : Flyers. While
the Wings were forced to 'start
biiildintg again,• they still boast'
two' of •the ou'tsbanding''pertorrni-'
ers in Canada in 'Pit Martin. and
Paul Henderson
Started Here As Pee. ;Wee
,Paul's hockey. career started, as
•a •- Pee. We&in: LUekpaw with 'his'
Dad -as 'coach Th'e next year- he
:played, (both Pee Wee "and 'Bari=
tam, with thelatter, teaizl: •coached.
by Aib Chin *pile, playing Ban-
tam the Lucknow team rnade ;the
semi -'finals and '...received green
corduroy. 'jackets
When Paul graduated from,
Bantar' `,category . there 'Was no.
Midget.: team, so he stepped into.
'Juvenile. ;The second .'year, .he
Ashfield.:N�tIe.
In The West
DiedSarnia : eliminated them in •the •
semi=•finals: ' '
There 'passed.. away recently
The next season IPaul ,•played at Nokomis Hospital, Sask., 'Da
with. the Red Wings They, put vid Fairish in his seventy-fifth `•
`out ''Peterboroug,h.ibut'.Lost ..to. St, year. A native of Ashfield he
Mikes who, went On to win the was a son, of the late Dave Far
Memorial Gulp; risk. and Anne, Dickson.- He. had,
Last year Paul ife.d his biggest been ;in failing health` :1'or iatric;
season to 'date,. when' the •VVirngs thine
went all the way to win the Mem, He, leaves'to mourn ,hr's .loss,'his
orial Cup; Th:is. season •,Paul is wife, the 'former . Annlie Johnston
leading the league in scoring :and cf Ashfield; •also ' four • d.ati�glhters
added to his. laurel's over the and two sons, ••Margaret.
.week -end with ariothed 'pair—of Frank. Do5da11.); • Jean (M,rs, Dr:.
I-Harol'd'. X.oer• er);•:' Lillian .Mr's, •'.
goals and three assists.. As Pre -
Dr,. Robert Clements); June (Mrs, •
viously reported, .he 'has h:ee•n sel-
ected to,' share .the all-star .feami Bruce Matheson), ,Dave..and Bill:
•right;wing spot, and. is potential'o'i' Toronto.
N.H:L..materi'al, with none other One of a."fa<mily•of elcyc•n ehild�
than. Gordie ..Howe rating hire x•en, Dave pis :survived:l'b.; erre. sin-
for pro- company. �' tEt and a brothar, M's. ;Minnie '.
p , Horne ,of Toroiit.o' .'' rid W i,l.f'rcSal..•
Fair i:Ph iif Iatrc•ltnrrty
Pot• Shots 'the :funeral • rPrtriec, Wa's..1ltYltl
This Community is • an ter in Serna.ns Chtirrh with
next l fon,day's ...game. burial in: Semans ' cernetery.:70 '
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Reeve 'G W:• Joynt.and l,loyc3•
Ashton, president '.nf !the ' Lion;.
Club, wiltbe .on TV. onFriday
night to plug. arena activities'
future plans. "
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On Monday night Ctsa•r;h Eddie
Bush and Paul Hend.e•rsan' will be
featured oh Johnny $rent's Po-
cus sportscast. The team will
stop off for the eanncra appear,‘
ance enroute to Lu'ekriow',
•Dress,ing 'rooms incl Hshower.s
will be made:. available to both
the Red Wings. and Siftos•_:at t�lre,
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Lucknaw District High School.
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FC RAlcl .:- A{:'Alp,4'ai ra 1104!)t;i
Gocier•ic11, on January •28, 1963
to Mr. and Mrs; John., Forgan.
R„11;, 2 Auburn,. a` sari,
PARKER. -- in London Victorra :
Hospital on Saturtay, Januar
26th, 1963, to,:Mr, and Mrs, Roberf
Parker (Wilda''Reid) .'son, 1Ja:viol
Allen,.' a brother . ior ''Petr and
Jack,'
1t1:1 AiiAr Mr. and Mrs,
Michae. 1 : inahan .in "St, :Joseph'
Hospital,' London, - riii, ilailttary 21
a .son,