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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-01-31, Page 10.114c TEN THF• LUCKNO.W SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO •••••••••••••010•0000.0000.00•90100000.0•0•0••••••4, W,ED ESDAY, JAN Ust,; 1962. Father 0.f I0fant Killed' 1n Accident A. former Lucknow girl;, Joyce $gulch- and her `three -week's -old daughter were sadly bereaved on. Sunday, January 21st, when her __husband, Leonard Addis, age 32,. ws '11a miles south accidentd in a motOr south of Cochrane. Mr. Addis, we und.erstand,, is, employed, . by the- Workmen's Compensation Board, and was on an` out-ofMtown trig, °before soon' taking a ,position in the Board's, office, Mr. .and Mrs, Addis re sided in Scarboro,', Their daugh- ter, Laura Joan • was. born on : New . Year's day at'Toronto General Hospital, Mr. Addis •was a, '.son of ;Mr. •&. • Mrs., Thomas Addis of, Belfast, Northern. ' Ireland.:• Mrs. Addis . is a daughter of° Rev. and Mrs. Gordon :Baulch of Barrie Rev. Bausch was a former minister at South' .Kin - logs 'Presbyiterian ' Church, and the Children, Bill, Joyce, • and Margaret;' attended.' school. here. Three men were killed ,'in the twojcar . crash and a `report frons Cochrane ,gave the . following, ac- • count 'Dead . are Leonard Addis, • X32; • 'of: Scarboro .and. Frank Ross Smithy 51, and Wiliiam.. Clifford. rozier, . 9,1', both of Kirkland Lake. ' Mr. Smith and •Mr. Crozier,,, ° who had been ata Presbyterian Church meeting in • Cochrane, , • / ere. driving 'smith. when :their car Was. hi collis on with. Addis' ;northbound vehicle.. The.. road was snow-covered'. and slippery. Police:.' said the three men -were killed, instantly: 'No other. _Persons were involved: ' Mr. Si lith a widoi+ver,.,•leaves. • ;six children. He. :' ;had retired. three' months 'agog, from his job. as, a • mining., foreman "Mr. Cro- • zier, leaves a ' wife and ,three • children. 'Both, men were: active; in 'the: Boy •.Scout •moveiident acrd `:in. civic ;circles._ in Kirkland Lake. t. r• 7. ifi1 kt i?, 1/ lly • 4 `RINLOSS;LADY: ' PASSED AWAY . WEDNE!DAY • •The death of Mrs. Percy ,Gar- brutt of Kinloss 4Township, -oc- curred in Victoria 'Hospital; Lon, don, on !Wedrtesd'ay, ' January 24th, in,•her 50th year. The funeral service was heM at. the Johnstone 'Funeral: Home on Saturday with temporary en- F. NEED EXTRA WARMTH? MARE YOUR HOME COMPLETE. WITH og gs2121 -9 Pollock Elec#ric Phone. 190 Ie Ontario KINGSBRIDGE ' Mrs. Jack McCbrn°ville" of 'Tor- onto is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs: Clifton Austin, Mr,. Austin returned home from. God- erich 'hospital : ori `Saturday. We hope he Will continue to 'improve in. health. ' Mr. Maurice Dalton' left, dur- ing the past week for Florid . He was accom anied' byYMr. Innis A. . Connolly, of. Colborne Township:; A native. of Ashfield Township. Rev. Fri Thomas 'Ford, 82,. died Monday -of. . last . week . in St. Mary's Hospital; London. ,Solemn high mass was celebrated -Wed- nesday' Wednesday' morning •at; .St : Michael's. Church .London. ' Interment was in.. St. Peter's. cemetery. Rev.: Father Ford: wasa fre- quent visitor to the; .Kingsbridge •district,_ particularly in •foriner years. He will be . remembered many . as a violinist . of ''some note., file •has been ins 'ill 'health; for many years. • Those .': attending; the funeral Were Basil Hogan, Dennis Hogan, daughter Rosemary •and sons, Ronnie; Michael • and Jim, John . S. Dalton, Dennis Dalton and Frank'.' Sullivan. 'Vincent Austin has :. been con- fined to Alexander, Marine and; •General hospital, :Goderich and 'Mrs. Theo Van DiePe n to hospital.: Kin- cardine tombment in.; 'Srouth•. °Kinloss ' 'Mausoleum. • Is Your • Subscription Renewed? •. `Love, is .highly valued in court- ship and 'becomes 'even., more costly in courtrooms.:: ` • 'au Can Have Beautiful Hardwoo Floors For Less Than You Think for Natural Beauty a. Floor Can'. CornpeteW:ith ardwood Available CIRCH anCAP[FF[ifOR Come ;In And See It And 'Get A Free Estimate ; On Your Requirements. enderson' Lwrber. Limited Phone 150, , Lucknow SUPPORT THE ARTIFICIAL ICE FUND 4 TIGHT' RACE FOR TOP rsrow IN LOCAL • INDUSTRIAL. LOOP On Tuesday, January 23rd at 8:00 p,m., Port Albert downed Silverwoeds 6.2 while at 9:30 p,m.' Belfast and K:intail plaYed, to a. 4-4. tie.. - ' Port Albert took . over '• 1st' place in the league anti snow have 10; points; Kintail came from, be- hind to tie on Tuesday night in the third period and be a' close second with 9 points.- Belfast is inthird place •• with 7•.• points, while . Silverwoods -are deep in. the cellar with 1 point. • . MIDGETS. LOSE' TO BLYTH LAST WEDNESDAY • • -Playing' prior to an InterMedi- ate game ;in the. Lucknow arena. last ' Wednesday .' night, Blyth Midgets' defeated Lucknow 3-2;. Ross. Pannabecker• and Doug Johnston scored ' ,the Lucknow ,goals. The teafn •has not played since. • • WALKEBTON • D.H.S; - DOWNS LOCAL•• ~ BASKETBALL TEAMS Lucknow boys, travelled, to WiIketron District. High School on'. Friday night to play a double-. header ..basketball. , gale, • In The Junior game, Walkerton carne : out ahead 54 - 26. Scoring for: Lucknow. were: Ross Forster 9, , 'Bill' :Nelson 6,' Herb Hunter 5, Larry 'Stanley 1,: Doug McKinnon'.4,, David Thomp- Walkerton Seniors also down- ed Lucknow'' Seniors ;. by •a . score of 6D-20.. , • Lucknow's scorers were Glen Cowan 3, ' Torn, Rathwell. ' 2, Gor- don, 'MacN:ay;5, John Andrew -:2,. Evans Helm 4, 'Keith Kaiser 2, Gary Johnston 2, ' 'INTERMEDIATES.,;: CAUGHT' FIRE ' FOR 7-3: WIN After .dropping three .straight „games, Lucknow Intermediates caught fire on Friday night : on home ice and scored a decisive victory Over Blyth..• ' :Manager .:" Cliuck '- Webster ^ 'arid Coach Harold, Ritchie had • con-. sented to ' take charge. of'the team, • and wibh this duo in the box it sparked . the stiluad.:to give by, far . their best effort of the .'season : was a nip-•and-tuek :first period with. Blyth up. 1-6. Luck- now made it 42 in :the 'second and finished strong toy, stretch.. their margin; Gardner ,fired 3; goals., Ember lin; a ;pair and Smart and Ke1- i terborn 'one apiece:, Penaltywise Blyth :drew„ four: of the five sit -outs in the sin bin.' lst Period B --Knox,- Foster,'McDougall 16:5G -2nd: Period L= --Gardner, Smart,. Kelterb'orn 3.:30 L Ernberlin Baker 1001. L -+Gardner,; Smart ,,.<.. • 11.52 B -.Knox. • .:'., • 12:�15.. L --J mberlin; Baker. • 13:45 3rd' Period L-•Kelterborn, -Gardner. 2.20• 6::18 L—Gardner,. er, . n Smart 7:15 L--aSinart/ Kelterborn ....,,.: 12:218 ,/ Lineup , • Goal, Elliott;; Defence,, Collyer, Baker; ' Centre, " Smart; ' Wings, Gardner, Kelterborn;, Alt. • Ro- binsoi'i; MacMillan; Emberlin; Graham, Hunter Alt. Houston, ,Johnston-;, McDonagh; MacDon- ald, Ritchie. • • THE • • • • There's To. • i. • THERMONETER'S CLIMBII• s ['AUT• . • Star A Long W.To 'Go, • • •: Raise A Minimum ,.Of $18 000 . .• • .• • THE; RESPONSE from 'country, •and to , wn:and from, former •' • • residents.: has been wonderful. Now it needs the "big push" i' , to reach. the objective.. • • ▪ Ti.ECANVASSERS Have Many . CallsTo/ Make Yet If, • •N They Fail To Call, Let Us' Know, Or Give Your Donation • ea • To.: Any Member ` Of The Club. •• Every Dollar Will Be Deeded! • ! • •.' o •' • • • • • Space. Donated By• - ••: • rMacKinnoni,e e i- •' ,YOUR LOCAL • CREST ..'.• HARDWARE • •: • • • Phone 50 Lucknow : • :.� . ••••••00••••••••••••• BANTAMS FINISH ',ON TOP , IN "D" CATEGORY While 'Lucknow Bantams have- n't 'completed the' schedule as yet, they'' have ' finished : their. "D" category, gimes; ames; finishing. on g Y, top with 6 points, Ripley with..4. and Brussels ,with 2. While not.' 'definite'. as. this 'is written, Ripley' and Brussels will- meet with the winners tak- ing. on Lucknow for the group championship.: Last Wednesday. 4n. Brussels; the Lucknow'' kids edged out a 7-5 win with Russell ,A11in: pac- ing the;::marksmen with 3 goals, andWallace Houston,; ° Rickey. Jardine, Bruce : Henderson 'and Donald• • : Andrew getting ' single:: tons On Friday.'night in• Ripley on soft ice,, Lucknow took a , 6: • 1 trirrin-ling, but back hereon Mon day night .they. turned the tables for. a 5. to ,3 .win, over the lads from the •Huron Hub;'; On Mon- day night Alli:n. got .a pair, and Brown • Henderson and , Houston Cached triggered a goal, / MBER ;TIPS On , Wednesday ..,night tr Gophers. downed 'the, Chipmunks 3 to 1' Clarence Greer, Charlie and Anne . Anderson and Merle Elliott rolled _over the 500, 'mark for • the 'Gophers .'and Bill Bolt and • George. Whitby ,were the Chipmunks best bowlers. Th'e, short : -handed Wolverines 'didn't stand a chance against the Tigers. Ken Hodge had 642 .,and Bill Stewart rolled 53:4 for. the ' Tigers. The; Lions ran rough. shod . over the Zebras. taking; 3 points., .Mar- Ina Parks led the i ions.With-665, Jim Errington was close .behind with 8663 .and' Freda,: Errington and Ken Elphick were well over the 500 Mark too.; Ruth Jardine scored 654 and Elmer MacKenzie 613. for the. Zebras, best efforts. Thursday night •the,,,Beavers.: up- set •the Cub's. taking '3 points. It took team .effort, again for the Beavers with Fern MacDonald high. for her team. with '693 and fo.u,r more bowlers rolled close to the 600 mark. The Cubs 'stars were Harold Errington "with ;690 and Jack Caesar scored 6'61,,` • The Coons picked up '3 pr iuts from the Pole Cats. Jack, Tre- leaven lod •his team with 689 LOCAL GIRLS WIN ,AND LOSE TO •WALKERTON Lucknow District High' School girls' • basketball teams played host to Walkerton DiStrict: 'High 'School on Friday'night. and broke • even on the. night's ,play., The 'Senior girls chalked up their third .victory with -a :18-12 win. Point • scorers • were JO- Anne o Annnelton Patrician 8' Tissy Finlayson 7, ne Thompson. S. ' The Junior girls lost to Wal- kerton' 24 to 15, with'`.Barbara Rathwell scoring 7 points for the , local. cause, June Ackert 6 and 400kie Gibson 2,. • Charlie ... Webster'. was . high for the Pole . Cats '' mhea'the• SquirrelsKangar' socoreos.d 4 pointsand fiord '. . Shirleyrom ''' Brooks had a, .eorinbined total - of,. 1'273 'for the Squirrels., beat 'bowling and: Eldon' Wraith Was high, for 'the .losers. Standings: Cubs "• 47, Beavers 46, Gophers. 40, . Zebras .39; Tiger's, 39, Squir- .. rets; 38, Lions :34 ,Coons ,'33, Pole • Cats 32,• : Chipmunks .:29, : Wol; verities; 17; Kangaroos 14. RIPLEY 'MIDGETS - WON SEVENTH ' STRAIGHT • GAME. --On- Tuesday .ni night, Y. ' Januar.. Y g 23rd, . 'Ripley 'Midgets:: played'. host to ;the Durham ,.Midgets ey pRipley. Ri 1 i pleyf Durhain : , R de Bated 7 to 1 in a ,very :;roughly played: game. • • Ripley's ''goal getters were.:: John Brook's: two; Bill McTavish, Ricky, Dodds; :Ronnie Nicholson,; Bill `Finlayson, Murray ;Ferguson. Hopkins scored'Durharn'S .lone goal.: l. There ' were foul' : penalties in the game with two going toeach team. --•• Durham, • Hopkins .2 minutes for roughing, Calder, :•2°'' minutes .for boarding:- . Ripley, Schultz;' 2`<'minutes' for roughing, Sutton, 2 • minutes for fighting.. MINOR • HOCKEY' • NIGHT' DOUBLEHEADER. • AT '' RIPLEX•• •• On Thursday night; January 25th,' ;Ripley held its.. Minor Hockey. Night with ,a double header: in the Ripley Arena. `In ` the first contest the Ripley, Pee Wees••played :host to the: Paisley Pee • Wees.' Paisley defeated; ' Ripley`.6 to 2 in e very cleanly played 'gaine.•' : In the second .half of the.twain bill, the Ripley. Midgets :played host to the Hanover,' Midgets in Ripley. Ripley : carne _out on top t'o' defeat Hanover 6 to 2:.Ili a`., fast and thrilling game' w . ' Ripley Goals ;Rickey •Dodds -scored twice and--••Ronnze, 1`1i o '-. son, Murray ' Ferguson,- John Brooks, • Franky Gemell, $ill McTavish, .;Sandy MacDoi a•ld had singletons: • . Hanover 'goals —' •°5Russworin and Rechbeages, each scored one, There were: three penalties in the ,game with •.Hanovcrreceiv, •Ing all three of the ,penalties, • , Ripley's lineup Goal, `Garry Suiton; • defense,. Ronnie ,Nichol' son, John- Brooks; Doug.Farrell, Paul Harris; centres, Ricky Dodds, Bill McTavish wings, Bill Finlaysori1(en 'arroll; .Mur- ray . Ferguson, Randy ,:'Schultz; alternates, Franky . G emel, • Sandy MacDonald, Ken MacDonald.