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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO I
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Your Favorite Food .
In A. Casserole
Ladies, in this Sunday’s? (Jan,
uary 25) issue of The American
Weekly, exclusively with Detroit
Sunday Times, look for time-sa\>
ing meat, fish and .poultry casser-
: ole recipes. Prepare these dishes
in the morning or the day. before,
and be free to do what you
please. See The American Week
ly with Sunday’s Detroit Times.
Kinlo^s W.M.S. Meeting
' The January meeting. of the
Kinloss W.M.S. was held at the
Ijome of the president,” Mrs, Wm,
Campbell, who presided, The
theme for January was “The
Beauty of Holiness”. The scrip-'
tore lesson was read by Mrs. R.
W. Leeson and Mrs. R. J. Kaake
>nd prayers in the Missionary
Monthly read in unison. The roll
call was answered' with a verse
pn Grace and payment of fees.
Reports were read bydthe various
secretaries. It was decided to
hold the World’s Day of Prayer
in the church. Mrs. Purchase,
Mrs. Dean Hewitt, Mrs* Lome
Hodgins ’ and Mrs. Harold Ban
nerman gave readings appropri
ate for the new year. Mrs. Mabel,
Campbellgave the™ chapter in the teyibe -held -At—the hpme-of7M^sv
study book, “The Healing Min- Lynn Geddes with Mrs. ^Villiam
istry”« The meeting closed with Stanley .as convener.
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SPORT...
ARTIFICIAL ICE LIVE
SUBJECT IN S0MJ2 CENTRES
, The failure of Jack Frost to
co-operate has the* operators of
natural ice arenas scratching their
heads. This season has been par
ticularly mild to" date, Ibut, the
last ’ two or three winters all
have been on the mild side gen
erally. ■
This problem has given im-
pdtus to the artificial ice ques
tion, which is to the fore at Pres
ent in both Mildmay andPaisley,
Information as to cost has been
received,.; by promoters bi. .the
proposition in both, centres.■
On the other hand last week’s
Milverton Sun was decrying (the
empty seats in their artificial ice
palace,, despite the fact ithey have
an O.H.A. team good enough to
win selven straight, although now.
in a slump attributed1 to lack tof
support.," ’
So there’s , both sides. Jack
Frost is giving the natural ice
arenas a “kick in the pants”, and
at least one artificial ice centre
is getting it from lack of enthus-,
iasm on the part of the fans'.
^CfoUlditbefthatJohnPublic
lack of interest is a result of the
long drawn out hockey season in
these artificial ice centres?
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a hymn ^hSjrayer by the pres-
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Mr. and Mrs. Alex WKytock
and family--Were_.:recent_visitors,
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stanley
and family at'Kinloss. ■ . r
Miss Marjorie Pettiplace of
Wiriigham spent a few days with
her friend, Miss. Lois Haldenby.
M>. and Mrs. Lloyd Cornish
and family of Olivet spent^Thurs-
Electric Motors
General Repairs,
7 Rewinding, Cleaning,
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day with her parents,. Mr. and
Mrs. ; Tom Stewart.
Miss. Alice Haldenby spent the
-past- week- with Mr.', and vMrs,
Midford Wall and Donnie.
(Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hodgins and
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hodgins spent
an evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Art Hodgins. - . -
Mr. Russel Stewart of Kincar
dine is at present at the home: of
his parents . Mr. & Mrs. T. Stewart.
Mrs. Dune Keith, < Mildred,
Muriel and David spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wraith
and Gertie. \. z : .
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown arid
Reg were dinner guests .Sunday,
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Mid
ford Wall and Donnie.
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eration in the produce of dam
class, was the produce of. Maple
Lea Mercena Colantha . Sylvia,
owned ■ by L. B. Reid, . Iluron
Township, that stood second at
Western Fair in 'the Holstein
class.
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Bannister’s Wolverines served
further notice last week that
they are very much in the run
ning for the silverware. This team
got off to a discouraging start
but :have; improved jince late in
November. Last week their team
score of 2965 pins was tops and
good for the full count of seven
points. And who were ’the vic-
tiins? None other than those high
flying Beavers—ouch! *
In fairness to the Beavers wo
are still well out in front, we
might add that they still look
like ihe team to beat. Their re
cord speaks for itself—-almost as
many full counts to their credit
dS all other teams combined. '
Another; team which kept its
^playoff hopes alive last Week
wasothe Chipmunks whe* took the
Pole Cats! Other winners were
Gophers, Cubs and Lions.
Individual honors go to Wol
verines Bannister, and Cook who
lacked up flats of 650 and 550*
Handicaps rail their totals up
.near. ;the 700 level. Chipmunk Eva
Black, Zebra, Gibson and Lion
Coleen Eedy were the. most val-
(u able - lady- ibowlers.
Every game is a big one from
here in! The Tigers, rPole Cats
and-Zebras-seem-toJbe^riding^a
slump arid must win soon or else,.
r Two thirds of the schedule has
been completed and the standing
shows only one team fairly sure
of a playoff Jberth? A mad
scramble continues for the re
maining fiive.
. Team captains, dr acting cap
tains are requested to complete
totals on score sheet; In some
cases it has not been done. This
practise is not only a cross-check
for errors (one occurred last
week) ibut is definitely a help to
the young lady who is dong such
a fine job on pur records.
Team Standing
Beavers „ 55, Culbs 49, Gophers
47) Lions 46, Tigers 45, Wolver
ines .43, Pole -Cats 40, Chipmunks
.35, Zebras' 30t Coons 30. ;
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(Clinton. Here Friday Night';
. Clinton ahd Lucknow Midgets
promise to give the fans . full
value for their money when they
meet, in a, schedule game in the’
logat. arena oii. Friday night.' It-
, is—hoped that Charlie Chin, out.
with a dislocated elbow, will be
in shape to see some action in
this;.game, / / z
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/Walkerton Wins Here
/ About 600 fans "saw the Walk-
l^^nJ^undkrbars yirim' Wingham
Mohawks’ 9-5 in the. .Lucknow
Arena on Tuesday night,■ in &
game that lacked the' action"thef
fans were looking fori Morley
Chin bagged two of the Wing
ham goals. " / .
Teacher: “Johnny, wihat.are the
three, great American parties?” •
- Johnny.- ‘-Deniocratic, Republi
can and cocktail”-
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