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THE mamas aNT1NEL, Lucxxow; ONTARIO
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THURSDAY, -FRIDAY, 'SATURDAY,.
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and ALL NEXT WEEK
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THE ALL-NEW CORONADO APPLIANCES
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No Run -Outs All Items* Advertised Will Be Duplicated
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IiggyAILED LAST WEEK
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'March ' has .produce d .some
.pleasant Winter is weather,
last week 'featuring sunny and
'sub :Zero conditions', .4,4t with a
bite in .the wind.
days last week rought
earlY:, morning sub zero te ra-'
tures,. Starting on' Sunday, March
O 6th ,Witliva low •of Cbeiow.
day's .10w was '1.1..,:;„above;
• dar,;•1 be101-WeilitesdaY, 9 tier
. low; Thursday, .• 5 above; Friday,,
6:: below; Saturday, ,. 10 • below;
Sunday, 8, below and Monday of
• this .week, 3 above. .
• With high, snow banks lining
many country roads, ;fingers are
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INTERMEOtATES OUT,
LOST OVERTIMETILT • •
Luck** IntermediateS' are
through for • the season. With
their "backs . to the .wall" 0 on
Monday night, they dropped an
8-7 overtime joust to the Blyth
visitori,' who coped the group
honors. ; '
It was a five !game set which
••Blyth won 3 to 1. Blyth won the
opener, but Lucknow tied it up
on Wednesday night on home ice
7 to 5. with Graham getting the
'hat trick, ;Arnold 2 goals and
Baker and •Wilson one .eaeh.
On Friday night in Blyth,
Luck/tow dropped a 10. to. 7 ver-
dict, so it was ' do or die . here
Monday night. Lucknow took a
I 372 edge in the first period.. The
second frame . ended 474' and at
the end, of. regulation time it
stood 7-7,, with Blyth getting the
tie43reaker, on which road the
group title, in 0 the overtime.,
Jim. Wilson .netted three; Don
Arnold 2 'and Ron Graham and
Jatk,'Blue, 0.0 one each.
Failure of referees to 'arrive
caused a, 0 late • start, and a spec-;
tater 0 brawl resulted in another
delay, 0 that saw the game finish
at near midnight. 0
,It is unfortunate that a few
trouble makers can cause • a
",!sporting blackeye.".Their pest-
ering tatics apparently preCipit-
ated a brawl, and on one occa-
sion the ,arnea:lights:•were teM-
piararily. turned . Off. to "cool' out
the participants:. ••• '
kept crossed in .case, March would
unleash a blizzard for whichit.
-haS' been nototions. , on: occasjoii
in the past -• •
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United Church Explorers
Explorers met . 1VIonclay,
March 14th, with anatiendande
of eleven We opened with the
Explorers purpose andthen .the
. business :iri which Ross Hallam
seriptiOn? .•••
was. appointed treasurer. Barb-
ara' Cameron told a Story, from
New Magic. It •• was, arranged
that the:Explorers be on CKNX •
• Story Time on Saturday.
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Edge Bluevale Team .
• Some. "pick-up" .teams have
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been.haying a • lot. of 'hockey fun.
of latewith. the Weatherman's
co -Operation.. The "Belfast Bel
ters'''. recently edged the "blue -
vale Bouncer?), by, a score
"thought.. to about 13-9.
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ENDEILISO
Lucknow
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TIMBER ..•TIPS•
The Cubs • and Gophers. scored
2 poiiits. each in . a very hard
. fought battle. Harold •EiringtOn'S
• 657 supported by high singles ;by.
• •Dick Park. and the Caesar. ' duo
counted for two, games While C.
• Greer and Russ Button With. 746
rand 705 led the Gophers in their
I 2 point game'. ..
The ,other •sheets . are •missing'
..I but we understand ,the scores
,vere Tigers , 4, Pole •Cats '0; Zeb-
,raa• 4, Beavers 0.: ••• , .
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cubs 13, Tigers 9; Gophers. 8,
Zebras 8, 'Pole Cats 6, Beavers 4.
eam effort spotted by high
•.singles -.paid Off 'as •the Coons
'stored. a3 point victory .over. the
Squirrels and won the B. Group
• playoffs. Singles by Howard Ag-
new, ' jack . Treleaven .and jack.
Fisher gave the, Coonsthe need-
ed push with singlesby the
freck • Button duo and Gerd
Brooks only good for 1 point.
, Fred Young's 617, led the Lion
•!team attack In their 3 point vie-
• tory .over the Chipmunks.' M.
HUnter's'single was, top Mark
On the uncompleted Chipmunk
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B Final Standing;-•
Coons. 10, Lions 7, SqUirrels5,,
•ChipMunks, 2. . '•
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Vanstone .scored the Wingham
gOals. Back on 'Wingharn ice on
Saturday morning the home
team caught 'fire and defeated
Lucknow 5-2. Theodore Saint
scored two. .goals for Wingham
with single markers' .going 0ta,
Jim Nasmith, . Joe Vanstone and
Ronnie Deyell. Bruce, Henderson
scored both Lucknow goals.
Lucknow, goal, 0 ,Mike Foran;
defente, Keith ,.Loder, Wallace,
Houston; centre,. Bruce Hender-
son; wings, Edward Brown, Rus-
sell Allin; • alternates, Donald
• Saunders, „Donald Andrew, Doug
aVlacKenile, Doug 'Campbell,
Wayne Jamieson, Doug Alton,
Larry Farrish, Terry R:athwell,
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• The Lucknow Pee, Wee team
• played. three games in four days
O last week and, thanks to Keith
Loder we received a• detailed
• report• of the. !games. 0.
In Ripley last . Wednesday.
' night Lucknow shut out the
Ripley team.. 4-Q. Goal . scorers
O for the local .t. -girt. were Wallace
' HOustori 2, Edward; Brown and
Brtiee Henderson, (Me eath.
Wingham played in Lueknow
op.rriday night :with pueknow
• edging the Wingharn boys 3-2.
flenald Andrew' scored two goals
for Lucknow arid. Eruee ilencl.!
erso. one. all Nisinith and,Joe
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I SEE BY THE
SENTINEL,
THAT the Town of Kincardine
•has started to wrestle with the
Problem of a sewerage system
and disposal plant, which will
cost.• between .$600,000 and
.•$800,000: •
THAT plans *are being 'draWn.',up
for. the construction .:, of. a
$12,000,,0 community Memorial
hall. at, Atiburn. •
THAT Harold Austin had a very
, SucceSsiur auction' . sale last
O week with: a'.nurnber of Hol-
.stein.cows sellmg. 'particularly.
O Well. Allan Macintyre. was the'
auctioneer. • •
• THAT'.. club leaders 0 from WCary-:
en'S. Institutes . in South Bruce
attended ,a training'school in
Walkerton for- the 4-Hhome
makers project, "The .Stipper
Club." , From: this locality.
• Kairehea, Mrs.' Allister
• :Hughes, •Mrs. Wrn. MacIntyre;
•.: HolyroOd, Mrs.. Raynard.. Ack-
ert, . Mrs. „Frank .,Thoinpson,
Mrs. :Frank iMaulden,
Harold : 1-la1denby; • 'Purple
Grove,. MiS.. Frank Dore? Mrs.
R. •iftobertson.; .• Silver Lake,
Mrs. Edward Bannerman, Mrs:
' Ronald Thacker
• THAT Mrs. Grant: MacDiarniid
• had -a 'fall near the arena last.
• Wednesday evening While.' on'
her way to choir praCtice',
which resulted in a fractured,
right wrist. which will be .in •a
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!THAT there -will be. general:in-
•.terest..in the weight gains. 41
• the Geiger' .triplets, three
healthy yoting infants, who are
• showing, steady progress. At •
• theage: of 'six • Weeks Paul
headed the list 'With a gain of
:3 pounds; • /1 Ounce';: Alan;.
• pounds, '6 ounces; Roas, 1 lb.,
13 Ounces '
THAT at the 1.4icknoW Women's'
• Institute •card 'party . on Friday,
Winners: were Shoot:, 'Peter
!, Johnston, •thigh; Mrs: Ed Thom,
low; Euchre, 'Mrs. ‘Qtfo'poPp,
• high.. Mrs J. 'Emerson low.
. Door 'prize, Mrs,. Lorne Ivers.
THAT Shirley Mdore, :daughter
•.of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. .Moore •of• •
Lucknow,• last week completed :
a - six . monthscourse • at the
London Sehool of. ilairdres7
• sing. • .
THAT Mrs. Wilson Irwin re-
. turned, home •On Sunday and.
is able . t� about each' day,
.. as she makes a. splendid re-
• covery from her recent illness.
She was ,88 on. Sattirday.
THAT .a reception: was held
• the Lticknotv Legion .Hail on
• Friday night for Mr. and Mrs.
Bob IVIawbray, newlYWeds
Music , *as supplied by Far -
O rier's Orchestra and at • the
: Itinch hour, Ross McDonagh
read an address of best wish-' •
• es. to the young • couple and
• Ted Collyer ,presented •them.
with: a gift of money •
Bordered Skirtings Broaddoth‘ Polished . Cottons
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• Prints, Dan River Ginghams Chinos - 'Certiliroy
Foulards Petti Point Quilt Patches •
Each purchaser of materials to the value of $10.00
May select a night gown or apron FftEE.
'(Please bring this advt.)