The Lucknow Sentinel, 1936-03-19, Page 5THURSDAY, MARCHWth, 1D36.
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S. K. TRIMS PRESBYTERIAN
TEAM IN PLAYOFF OPENER
Wini 6 To 2 Victory In First Game
' Of «Best 2 Out OF 8/ Series For
Joynt Trophy—Second Game Was
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The first of the 3-game series/ for
/“ the . Joynt7“ Tfdphyr embrematic of
the Church League Hockey -Champ
ionship, went to ? South Kinloss,
when they defeated the Presbyter-
irin team on Monday night by a 6 .
. / ' to 2v score. The ice was heavy’for
the ’tussle, but somewhat, colder
’ •. t:' weather give promise of it being, in
better shape for the. 2nd game, billed
for last night. ,
Before a slim crowd, for a playoff
fixture, the South Kinlpssers took
an early, lead and added a pair of
markers each period to keep well
* / in front of . their opponents. Bill
iJewitt, while he went scoreless, fig
ured in most of the S. K. goals and
■ hung up - several assists. Howard
Agnew on defence engineered num
erous threatening attacks and on
/ one occasion the play clicked and he
banged home Jewitt’s pass.
Alex McIntosh, cool custodian of
the S. K. meshes, turned in a spark
ling -performance and was unbeatable
when the Presbyterian power plays
were staged in dangerous, yet... futile
attempts to cut down the lead.
“Doc” Stewart opened the scoring
for S.‘Ko when he banged’ home at
surprise goal from a blue line face-
off. 'S/ K.’s . second goal came from:
a face off When JeWitt got the disc
back, to “Red” McQonnell. who drill
ed. it home. Howard Agnew got the
only penalty. of the period* .......
Huston and Charlie JeWitt served
penalties early in the second period?
.Bill? Jewitt broke through twice in
quick succession, “Pete” Agnew
blocking nicely on the first one,
with Jewitt shooting wide ori the
. - next effort. Jim Stewart made it 3
to 0 for S. Ki/ when :he. rifled one
of the wing. Dune. MacDonald bat
ted one ’n on Macintosh after play
had. been called, but . Charlie Jewitt
/___;___. sqprhA shortly after for the Presby-
BANTAMS PRESENTED
. The Hodgson School Bantam Hoc
key team, winners this season of the
Toronto Public Schools’ Minor Lea
gue championship, and coached by
Mrr' W. F.~“Thompson/ "Wfe’/ildiv^
ually presented' last week. Each boy*
received a pin and gift, in the pres
ence of their parents, at a meeting
of the Home and School Association
ip* the Hodgson auditorium.. Lady
.McMillan addressed the Targe gath
ering. f "■ /*. . "
BOWLING ABILITY RECOGNIZED
In Florida, the National Lawn
Bowling Tournament has , concluded
and recounting the general results,
the name of Alex M. Crawford, of
Wingham, Ontario, stands out as
prominently as ever. This burly Scot
must have been* reared on oatmeal
and haggis plus the balmy afrs of
Lake Huron’s familiar coast-line,
for he has | been winning bowling
tournaments .ever since. Wingham
was k jungle; so that his successes
.in the recent tournament surprised
no onb. There is no Use in trying, to
gild the lily afresh, so that the re
counting, of the long string of boil
ing successes of Alexander M. Craw
ford on the, greens of Florida and of
his native heath would not only be
a formidable task but , an? entirely
superfluous one. A
And now, just to climax the whole
nerformance, the' membership pi thp
St. Petersburg Lawn . Bowling Club,
the largest on earth, so ’tis said, at
the last annual meeting‘handed this
same Alex Crawford, on a big brass
tray, the vice-presidency for 1936.
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tdi^w first goal, M. Henderson was
chased for boarding. Andy, Orr, Bill
Jewitt and Howard Agnew, pulled a
nice passing play« with “Ag” getting!
the marker. Jack Fisher came right
back for the equalizer, when he took
*Runch” MacDonald’s pass.
The third period got underway
, with Charlie Jewitt/ doing time for..
1' tripping brother Bill, .who followed
® up by centreing one out to Andy Orr
-------__, for goal - number jh M. HenderSon
- the1 S. K? net. Jack Fisher broke in
on Macintosh, but couldn’jt get the
rubbey past him. Jim Stewart iriad.e
. it an even half dozen as he picked
the corner before the period ended.
• * . . . S. K.—Goal, McIntosh; defense,
H.«Agnew, M. Henderson; centre.
B. Jewitt; wings, Orr and McConnell
alternates, Wes. Huston, Jim Stew-
| / . art, “Doc” Stewart, Jack Button.
Presbyterian—Goal, “Pete” Ag
new; defense, G. Fisher, Clyde Reid;
centre, J. Fisher; wings,, L. Mac
Donald, C. Jewitt; alternates, Bill
Henderson, Bill MacKenzie, Dune.
MacDonald and. Fred Steward.
Referee—Wellington McCoy.
“KIDS” LOSE AT HOME
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The Wingham Midgets took on the-
local juveniles here on Tuesday night
in another of a .series of interesting
tussles these teams have staged
whenever roads permitted during the
■ winter. The visitors/.Were a bit too
good for the local “kids’* on this oc-
v caslon and handed them an 8 to 3
setback, ■ ,/■
But the end is not yet and s if
/ weather permits, another-, encounter
is scheduled for 'Saturday, when a
turkey dinner will be a stake. There
was a bit of a shake-ub in the Luck-
, now team which lined up as follows:
Goal, Allan Treleaven; defense, Ross
MacDonald, J. C. Johnston; centre
John K. MacKenzie; wings, Johnnie
Dahmer and Jack Coolc; alternates,
Reid McKim, Donald MacKenzie,
Gordon Steward and Bill Treleaven.
The “£ids” had no trouble in fin
ancing the cost of .the local ice. pal
ace, for they put some high pressure
salesmen to work, who had no trou
ble in disposing of a number of ad-
rtussion tickets to the big battle at-a
dimeathrow. ...../
' Kenneth Cameron is a member
of the Drumbo Wolves hockey team,
which last week qualified td meet
button in the. semi-fihais in the On
tario Rural Hockey Association.
Dutton won the series. '
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Drumbo gotf into the semi-finals
by; defeating Cayuga Reds 4 to 2.
Kenny, husky defense man of the
“Wolves** got the tying goal of the
game.
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Ross MacKenzie . of the Paisley
Advdcate states that the 0;H.A. is
likely to incorporate a new rule
next year, alloWing no team to play
-in -rinks with ice^surfaces—less Than-
160x 60 feet. . ■ ,
Which would' mean curtains for'
Lucknow as far ds organized hockey
is concerned. . ./—- — --—
" The Kincardine Hockey Club end-'
ad up the season with a: credit bal
ance somewhere around the $300.00
mark,-
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HanoVer Juniors, the “Rip-Saws”,
snded up about 150 bucks to the good.
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All of which just adds to the local
headache that comes in trying to
local juniors were group winners,
they couldn’t pay expenses. A $20.
trip by train to Brussels,. was too
much for the shaky, treasury to
stand. ■•/,■'' j ,
Baseball,, thfe past two years has
not been a paying proposition either,
notwithstanding that two years ago'
the 'Sepoy nine were Bruce League
“B”, champibns. '
So it’ seenis to matter not, wheth
er winning or losing, financing sport
.in Lucknow is a “ticklish” problem-
'
And speaking of liaseball, the sea-
son is fast rolling round.
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Although. Jack- MacDonald of
Chesley announces Lucknow as a
sure Bruce League starter, it is
doubtful if the Sepoys will be in the
League this year.
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But then again they might.
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-For by all reports, Bruce League
ball will be dhidfly *’B” calibre this
year, an^ the League may nbt oper
ate on st,cfi a big. scale.
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Owen Sound appears to be the
only dA” class team this) year, and
there are those who would eliminate
Owen Sound arid also Huron County
teams and confine competition this
year within the County.
Which might not be a bad idea at
that! '
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Durham eliminated Ciintbn by the
tune of 6 to 2 last Thursday even
ing, abfl now it looks(hs if Durham
will do a fade out of the O.H.A. race
asi they dropped the first of; a gqais-
to-coUnt series with Acton on Mon
day .7
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/; - LANGSIDE
The Whitechurch Women’s^ Insti
tute held their March meeting on
Monday afternoon in the hall instead
of on Friday, on account of the
stormy weather. The Opening Ode
was sung and the Lord’s prayer re
peated in unison. It was decided , to
have the. play ^Listen to . Leon*’,, on
April'21st; and on March 27th to
Country and the Village folk, each
to4 have 8 numbers.' The. captains for
the country were Mrs^T, H. Moore
and Mrs. L. Grain, and: for the vil
lage, Mrs., A, Coultes/ and Miss Vel-
rpa' Scott. • The financial statement
showed $11.71. Thanks for the fruit
were received, from -R. J. Ross,,/J’.
Richardson and Mrs.. T.; Gaunt. Miss
Velma Scott . gave a reading “The
Courtship of Larry O’Dee”. The topic
“Irish Customs ~ and Habits”, was
given by Mrsr/Ezra SholtzL A Temp
erance paper was given by Mrs. G.
Gillespie. An Irish- song was enjoyed
by all. Misis Mae Wightman conduc
ted a St. Patrick’s contest,. ' 1 /
Mr. R. Tiffin .and Fred spent Suru
day with Mr. and Mrs. R. Ritchie, St
Helens,
. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown ’ spent
the week-end with friends at the
lake.
- Mr. and Mrs. M. McNeil and fam
ily of E. Wawanosh, spent the/week
end with TTr/anii Mrs. S. Stuart,
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g WHITECHURCH
Ml/Rpbt. Mowbray is visiting; rel
atives at Tees water.
Mr. and Mrs. James'Falconer vis
ited'one day Jast week with Mr. dnd
Mrs. Lester’ Falconer of Culross.
Mrs. Jack Flanagan returned1-home
to Toronto last week, after spend
ing . a*, few weeks with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Inglis.
7^M'rrrahd-i-TMrar^Lo*'ne/rDhFniny-*and~
little son of St, Helens/ visited Sat
urday with her- parents, Mr,■' arid
Mr^. David Kennedy. ■
Miss Merle Wilson is visiting .-rel
atives at Stratford. - ■ .;. '
Mrs. Cox is sick and' Under the!
doctor’s eare.< j
All the yo.ung,.pep,pie of the Pres:’’
byterian congregation are invited
to the manse on Friday evening/ ;
A cribbage party, was held in the
Institute hall last Thursday eveningi;
The winners were Mr. Rhys PoTlpck,
and Misses Olive ■ Garton . and Janet'
Craig,
Mrs. Caution returned home from
Teeswater last-' week, .where she
spent a few weeks? ■ ■ ■
Miss Leila Leggatt, of Wingham
spent the. week-end at her home
'here. ■ ■ '1,,
PURPLE GROVE
Miss Beth Walsh returned home
from Mr. Will Ruttle’s>
Miss/Lettie Gawley is spending
a few weeks “at Mr. .Victor Crawley’s.
Congratulations to Mr- and Mrs.
Ben. Scott on the gift of , a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Morley Petjtyplace
of Riversdale spent Friday at Mr.
Ben Scott’s.
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KINLOUGH
Mr. Thos. Malcolm is not as well
as Iris many friends wish to set
him.
Mi*, and Mrs. Win. Percy visited
last week with Mr. and/Mrs. Neil
McKay near Glamis.
Miss Catherine Robertson of Holy
rood was a Sunday-visitor with Miss.
Anne Colwell. •• • . •
Mr. Frank'Currie spent' the week
end at his home here.
. « Mr. W. H. Scott returned home
from Visiting relatives' in Walkerton.
Congratulations are" extended to
Air. and Mrs, Russel Collins, who re-
turned home from their, wedding trip
fast--Monday... • ' —
Mr, ^Andrew Emerson visited at
his< son John’s-last week./ .
Mi*, and Mrs..Alex Percy•> visited
at Mr. Howard .Thompson’s on Sun
day. , , ■" ~
Mrs, John Emerson visited at . Mrs.
John W. Wraith’s' on Wednesday.
ASHFIELD NOTES
“"/Making maple “'syrup is the order
if the day.
Mrs.. C. Pollock of Huron spent a,
Vew, days with her parents', .Mr. and
Mrs. R.. A. Grant; . .
„ Miss 'Isabel Gr^nt -is nursing a
sore arm, having had the misfortune-
to break a small bone in' her arm:...
Mrs./Janies England spent last
week with her niother, Mrs. D. Stew
art' of Rapid City. '
Mr. aiid Mrs. .‘George’ Swap cele
brated their. Golden. .w.e.d.d.in.g„__ahrii/
versary on March 11th. We extend
'•ongratulatiqns.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacKenzje and«
family visited with relatives for a
feW days last week. /
The Presbyterian W. M-. S. meet-'.
ing: which was—to-be—held- at-- Mf«.-
Ilepry MacKerizie’s, was postponed
in account of the bad weather and
the condition of the roads. ' . ?
.The; Mary Hardie. Mission •'Band
•ihet a (/"tllri manse on SatUTd^y.”'
March 14th. ' . ’ ' ■
The snow plow has been at work
y ,
'road is now open for traffic. 't
The people of this community .
were sorry to learn, of the death, of
Mr. D. MacGregor of . Lucknow. Mr
farmqr on the Lake Range and <was babe of CreWe, were guests of Mr >
■a highly respected resident. / and Mrs. Herb Curran, Sunday.
HOLYROOD
Mrs, Chas. Congram spent Mon
day afternoon, at Mr. Ernest Ackert’s
Mrs. Robt. MacDonald and Jack
were recent visitors at Mil .Andrew;
Hamilton’s.^ •
Miss Catherine Robertson spent; the
-week-end, with Miss Annie Colwell.
Miss Kathleen MacKenzie^of Lang
side spent Monday with , Mrs.Rich
ard Elliott.' \ ’.,/■
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Eadie Were
Tuesday visitors ht Mrs. Rachel Cul-
bert’s.. ■ ■
-—Miss Ver,a Juhnston of the 2nd feon?
spent the, week-end at thfe borne of
her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. -Mark
Johnston/ ' 15 . 1 .<
Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Thompson, of
Kinrough'W'ere"recentcallers"-t(nsce
Mr. Gordon McPherson.
Mr. arid Mrs.- Robt. MacDonald ( . .. .
and Jack were recent visitors. at oh the Bluewater highway apd the
Mr. Wm. Eadie’s. . <■ / ~
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harris|and
Mr. Earl Harris, spent Monday ev-!
cning sit Mrs. Aimer Ackert’s. . |
Mr. Ernest Ackert is attending the MacGregor Was for many years
'Fire Insurance Convention in Tor
onto this week.
to 2. • ■ .
The SoOth Kinloss, Presbyteri.au
on Monday night could be
"battle of brothers” for rio
less than six pair of brothers are bn
1
Charlie
tussle
termed a .
the two teams. They are Howard and
Harold Agnew,. Bill' and Ct'“r!:*
Jewitt, ■ Jim and “Doc” Stewart,
Jack and Gordon Fisher, Dune, and
Leonard MacDonald, and Bill and
Morgan Hfendersori.
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Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Townshend, Lon '
. don, on the arrival of a baby girl.
The snowplough made its way tbrs
on Monday night, and once again the
villagers feel as -if they lived io
the front of the country, after the
road being closed tp/mojtor traffic for /
the past .six. weeks, • - *
Little - Betty arid., Delbert Hedley ;
of Glamis are visiting their grand
parents,, Mr. and. Mrs, Jno. Colwell
Mrs. Kari Boyle is -visiting rela> ’
tives in London.
Miss Mabel ■ Johnston, who hai
been under the doctor’s care for
some time,/was able to return te
her home, 10th con; We all join is
wishing Mabel a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Collins ot
with Mr. and Mrs. George Colwell.
The regular meeting of the Church
Society was held on Monday even-
-ing;—Miss-Nellie Malcolm--presided—s-
and opened the meeting with hymn
760 “I ..need;. Thee every hour”. The
Lord’s pra'yer yvas followed by Miss
Evelyn McLean reading the scrip
ture, lesson from St; Luke. Mr. Bert
McLean had charge of the discus
nori and Mr.’ Edbert Bushell read
;he current events.: A Humorous pro
gram followed under ' the direction .
,)f Mrs. George Haldenby. Miss
Hazel Percy, Mr. 'Spence McFarlan
and Mi-. Wilbert. Hodgkinson, and
onsisted of music, Misses Alice and
athei Walt and Edna Boyle;, read-! .
:ngs, Misses Kathleen Graham, Ev-
ilyn Pinnell and Hazel Percy; duet.
Little Doris arid Lloyd Jbhristbri;
/Horus, “The Wedding Of Jack and
I ill ,” by the gir^s; solo, Mr. Bruce
Reihl; Scare Crow Drill by the school
-jhil(lren^-/Fhe* meeting closed -with •
./he National Anthem- The society ...
accepted an invitation to visit the
South Kinloss Y. P. S. in. March.
Committee in charge' of program-—.
Miss Kathleen Eckenswiller, Mrs.
Bert' McLean, Mr.. Edbert Bushell.
Mr, Fred Jackson. Current events—
lMt. Geo. Haldenby. Topic—Mr. Mc«
Ritchie; SCripturd^Jesson^-Mrs. Art
Graham. Discussion—Mr. Burgess,
Mi.sS Pearl Irvin bf London spent <
the week-end with her borther, MrA|^^
Will Irvin, and Mrs. Iiyin. ................... ~
Misses Olive: Anderson and OJive
Kilpatrick were week-end guests of
-Mr;-and—Mfsi—Harvey-Webb-and-“Mr™
and Mrs. Lome Woods of St. Helens;
Harvey Anderson spent the week
end renewing acquaintances at the
0. A. C., Guelph. This week he is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Kil
Patrick while attending the Fire-In
surance- Convention, which meets in
Toronto Tuesday „„and Wednesday..
Mrs. Richard Johnston is spend
ing this week with her daughter.
Mrs. Hiram Moffat .and Mr. Moffat
at Unidrir/Heriittle/lgrandsonr Keith
Moffat, who had. been with his grand
parents for six weeks returned home
with her. ; '
. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. “Kilpatrick vis-
fed Mr. and Mrs. Lome Woods; St.
Helen’s, Saturday.
iMr's. Sara Saunders who ‘has; been
onfined to her bed for over a week
's somewhat improved. “
Those/who attended the; social at
Hacket t*s Church, Friday evening
reported having a ■ very pleasant
time.'
A nlumber from here attended the
funeral of the late Mrs. John Web
ster of Seaforth, Thursday. .Inter
ment Was in .Greenhill cemetery.*
/Mr. and Mrs. Jack Curran ano
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