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REGISTRATION
THE LUCKNOW SF.N'iZNL�'h.. IMCKNOW ONTARIO
WE DAY,, NOV, 21$
.to, be held: at the
MINIMAL OFFICE
Luckiiow.
Saturday Nov. 2
2:00 to. '5:00 p.m:
MIDGET 14-16
Registration. Fee $3..00
BANTAM . 12-14
Registration .• Fee $3.00
PEE WEES -- 1.0-12
Registration Fee ..$2.00
SQUIRTS .: 8-10
Registration , Fee $2.00
Midgets, Bantams, Pee Wees
Sang.
Birth Certificates
irmsnrervorminarewirioneriens
BIRTHS
. SON Wnighaan am:1d
District Hospital; on Wednesday,
November 14th,* 1962, to Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Atkinson,• Lticknnow,
a son,' .ra ` brother. for David;.
f 0' REY . --7-• at VVdt .r a Hos-
pi4al, ' 'London,. on Wediaesday,
NoveMber 1th, 1962, to Mr and
Mrs. L1 yd, Htimphrey, R.R. 2,
I uelatow; • a ' son, Bradley Doug-
:LOGTENBEIt.G - an`.Aiexandra.
land 'Marine: Hospital, � ck
on Tiaainrs>day, Nowem�taer 1-
1962, to•Mr: and M=s, Derrh Log '
•berg, R.R. :j, Din on, - a
:DORSCHT- ;Alm' & MI . Jerry
Irscht are: proud ` to announce
the arrival, ofvin boys,. Douglas
arid Donald :November 14th at
Winghant General Hospital, bio -
theses for:. may, doily, Susan &
Naoc t.
HAWLEY ua Oshawa Genet
Mospital. o " Thairse ay, Novem-
ber 15th,. 1962, to- Mr_: and Mrs.
Roy Hawley;..; :once Donau. W
a 41,,algaltAir-
'1IODGICINSON At St, •Josephs
Hospital, London, on•W iaesday,
'November loth, to Ken and Ruth
. IlOdgirinson, of .London,7 a son,
Robert Marc
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The 'Cuba. 111oVed .ollt in fid ; ••:
place Thursday nightwhen the 2
Gophers. failed to .score a point. •
The • Cuba . the bowlers were ••,
Jack Caesar 654, • H. Ening •,
642 and Dick 'Parks. 640. Kay
Crawford .was top bowler for
:the ' dophets with 633and
Bryce and Merle Elliott scored
a combined +iota of 1194 'pins,
.The Ti,. •c'1ned 2nd place
When they. downed the Coons- for
4 points, Bill;Stewart,.had a fine
'showing with •a flat ,temple of
706. Mei Dickson was next high
for .the Tigerrs with 557. Mel Co
raata w.s high. for the losers, with
83.
The Squierels also took 4
points . from the Wolverines. Bill
and. Ernest Button were the
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Squirrels best efforts wag' 598
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and 577 flat 'Sr Barry McDonagh L-Pn:seiratiutlefli
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Ray and' Betty Gannon with • a ' •
348 pais ,led
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the Kangaroos to a 3 -point vic-
tory 'over the ' Pole : Cats, Din
Hamilton topped the . Pole Cats'
score 'sheet with a 712 total_
• Pearl Jamieson with '630 and
Ruth Jardine •with 590 were the
top . 'marksmen for the • Zebras.
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Who s lu'ed 3: `points from the • •
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ed 635 far the • Beavers 'best. ef-
fort.
Shirley Bolt's 638 and'. merge
Whi y's. 578 led` the Chipmunks
to a 3,.. -Point . victory : over . the
Limns. Jim Erringtort and Joan
Parks were best . for the,. losers.'
Cutis '23,, •'1 gcas 22;' Coons . 20,
Gophers 18, •Sq air.i+erls • 17; Beav-
ers 16;., Lions 16,'. Chuipna 16,.
Itangaroos .16, Zebras 14, ., Pole
Cats 8, Wolverines 6.
SMOOTH' :..RUSSIAN. TF.
O JTCLASSES CANADIANS
It is . difficult" for the average
Canadian .hockey Win,/°r 'player
forthat matter, to 'aCcept the
fact ;4hat anyone -can, out us
at our', national ane: •
Bait:we saw nt happen 3n Kit-.
chener. :on. Sunday, when : Russia,,
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defeated a Picked .S+en=ior::A tea*5 . to 3.' . .Russians ,repeated.
their • perfoncep., on Monday
night .in. Hamilton When they de-
featedt lase year's Junior A Can-
adian .Champiens, • who Were
bclstereda by recent graduates ! ,ani eye. They flaunt use ..the slap ,
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JOHNSTON.E 'fUi1RE..!hOuie,'
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with • Dennis Riggin of ' �a .ion l
League. • calibre. •in die net. • d•
any team: that . put 9..goals
past Btiggan' : 3s outclass+i' • the
boys out. in ''front 'of hien_
The R are fast, smith,
With improvised precision Pas-
sing that is -at its t ;nide. the
opposition's blue line. They .are
tenacious checkers, With physi-
�cai condition • a big factor 'sus
itarining ':heir. lei.=Tike • efforts in
this regard: But, more than any-
»hing else.: their ability to fire
meeting was ' closed with . The , ey. with'Eugene WIG
Ing ,. an address
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wishes with, . Latiwrenc
Lord's .PIaY`er The . hoses serv-
ed a very dainty .:�h.
*EtruriaMiss R ha a�a ii . and ".
Maw Peter • Moffat are ,patients'
in Wh n .: General: Soso;
also our . eve,` 31tir orae
Mures We wish thein all. •a . Art : 1 3h eh , er `aha:
speedy • recover-, Kitchener., . Mr, .. and
A .reception was • held in he Stili• and • Br .of.
Wurchh Cnunlity• : Hall The sympathy of.th
on Friday evening in � honour • of nity is extended' to
Mr_ : and Mrs,, Harvey • mer, Mrs ` Ted . Collyer an
' wen • a'good. crowd attended. sof her aunt, t+1s. Sa
the puck the moment it's . carrutheas a was
stick, gets:may' goals':',1'' supplied s df Detroit who
music: At lunch time •they .were Wiley • and Ted's nice
Making t prfiati
WeeeJ-end visitors:..
and. 11las. 'rank Male
and • Ivey.
fiomre defence :ar . goalie can bat presented a poor of - Joseph Catlyer of .
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fes. • the Junior : A• -shot 4— it couldn't : do anything;
Wings, now in: the big time, and ` for;' them, •and••the. g�ie does ft .:
mar a Mask . Our, izahpression o
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Phone ice, tnano:
'Sunday that if. "Roar Hoa•-
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It appeari, ' : that unless there 1,1' .
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little hope • of retaining, in e•'r,tna- •
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tionai supzernacy,, ni what was
for so long regarded as "our
game?'
NG.SIDE
Mr. and Mme. Ronald • 'Conley
o • Trenton, Miss Lois Cowley. &
•friend' of London wereweek-end
visitors With • their parents,. Mr_
and Ma<s Eiige ie ;Conley ff
Ladies .Aid, meeting, • • bei i' ...
at the hone of .Mrs. Eugene C.oiL-
ley wath•a geoid attendance. Mme.
Wes 'Young,. the president, was in
the `chair 1U,Crs4 Frank Iter 'ac-
tedas secretary in the ' alae.
of 'the.. secretary. Mme. Wil? anal
Brims read 'the scripture with
Mrs. Gordon Wall • ung ane...
:feoerirint
ita onan+ddyer,' 1ih•
g men +the3aag�%`o•lairk strapper '>� gig
the Sunday 'School wh iCh WaS
0.20. Mrs. .Br can and
4Mariie .''Ti '1 were appoMted
to' decorate the ichurch• for the
candlelii?hat service' c' .hrha is . to
e heldthe Sunday evening pre-
•1.41ous to ChriStmai. Mmt. Wro..
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1963 'Cliev Bear , otic .tadiO
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rii.,4•Pontiac Sero lee 4 -door
• 1962 . Chev Behaar Sedan, automabc, tally
• ,1962 .Pontiat. L tea * Sedan ant amahc fie
• Thee 1962 'Pontic Stratoc f •Sedaas, wstk
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Two 1951 Foatiac Laureation,
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• 1961 Pontiac •Pare• moor srdal. 17-
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• . 1961 Ntawskall .
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11969 0 4 -door haz+dtarp •
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• 195x1' any ; .- ,. Sedan with autinnatic.
FoldSedan, :: f � •
• 1937 Pontiac S Sedan
' ],951i.1'ontiac 'Sedan, automatic
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NUMBER OF 1955 MODELS from
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Evans gave a. reiii$er Yz�±g `' MANY OLDER. MODELS* 10. CHOOSE . F
t on hes holiday tarp. IMrs. , ' e!
Evans offered her home for the:
next meeting and she and MI. d e•
Orr to prem the•rneeting. : I •
action of othcers ate; .feta be • ha.ial ,. ••
and gift e3rchange valued at . SOC. i ogles service Dvaier•
Readings were given by aeveral f
ladies. Hymns were sung and tht.
Brussels MOto
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