The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-01-28, Page 6address
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 28th, 1953
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MIDGETS BATTLE CLINTON
TO 8-ALL DRAW FRIDAY
i. Lucknow and^fclinton Midgets
battled to an 8-all draw in a
rugged contest on -Friday night,
with ,Clinton drawin^four pen
alties to Lucknow’s one,
i With Charlie Chin on the sider
lines with an elbow injury the
lines, were juggled a bit, Roy
Stanley' and Ken McNay got 3
gnals—apiece rnidj iRoh Graham
bagged two. Jack Chin centred
Ihe first line and picked up four-
assists. Stahley added v a pair of
points in the assist coluriin with
McDonald arid Cupskey getting
single points. '
Taylor, Clinton’s right winger,
got three goals, with single mark
ers going, to Lee, Hugill, Hartley,
Fleischauer, Garrori.
Lucknow: goal, G... Richards;'
def., E. Gibson, K. McNay; cen.,
J. Chin; wings, R. Graham, R.
Stanley; alt., A. McDonald, B,
Mowbray, G., Cupskey, K- Hed-
ley, *A. Baker, P. Groskorth, R.
McDonagh, 5 ’
BANTAMS DROP FAIR
TO KINCARDINE KIDS
Lucknow Bantams lost a> pair
of week-end games to the higher
category Kincardine Kids. On
their home ice the Lakeside lad?
won by a 5-2 score arid in Luck
now on Monday evening the vis
itors: finished on top 6-3.
Pee Wee? Play Tic Game
Luckriow and Wingham Pee
Wees played to a 2-2 tie in an
exhibition game in Wingham on
Saturday »morning. Bruce ' Baker
netted both goals. The team, is
under^the—management— of—Otto-
Pedersen and coached by Morley
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PURPLE GROVE
Mr. arid Mrs.' Victor Gawley,
Velma, Marlene and Gladyswere
dinner guests, at the fbrmer sis
ters’, Misses Lettie and. Ada
Gawley of Ripley on Saturday
evening. • \ '
Messrs. Donald McCosh, Donald
Robertspn,Francis Boyle & Wm.
■Arnold attended the Crop’s & Soil
Convention in the Coliseum at
Toronto last week.
Mrs, Johri Emerson arid Mrs.
Edbert Bushell and Catherine
visited with Misses Margaret and
Bella McDonald of the South Lirie
lMst Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCosh,.
Mary and Dickie and Rosalind
Swan arid Mrs. Colwell visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Bushell of Lucknow on Sunday.
• The Purple Grove Farm Forum
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Gawley on Monday even-
inig of last week with a good at
tendance. The topic for discussion-
Was ‘Lots of food but problem to
sell it’\ It was the general opin-
ion of the members that the prob-
lemoffoodsurplussesonone
hand and hungry people on the,
other has not been solved. Tariffs
and other tfade barriers also pre
vent the free movement of pro
duce from one country to an
other. Next Monday evening the
Forum will meet at the home of
Mr. Donald Robertson.
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Some of the leading teams—
Beavers, Cubs and Gophers—got
away with, more than their share
of points last week and are^pull-
ing away from the pack. This
means that the remaining seven
teams /Will be battling, for the
three remaining playoff berths. At
the moment, Lions, Cats and Wol
verines have ai slight advantage
bui£ With . the trailing teams
threatening of late, the situation
quickly change.
"v:E^y2s -Lions^did—considerable,
roaring last week, set two new
records—one individual and one
team —/beat the league-leading
Beavers on pinfall but settled for
only 2 pointi. Lion Lloyd Hodges
-set--riiexv^flat"of^35n)ms^ahd^V
alohg with other good . scores,
gave his team the season’s high
single of 1060. From there in the
Beavers outfought and outlasted
them to grab five, points.
Another close and v^ell-played
match was staked on alleys one
and two where both Gophers and
Chipmunks rolled over three
thousand . pins; - The Gophers,
however, edged the opposition in.
pinfall as well as points.
\,Cub ‘Jack Caesar and Ticat
Mike Sanderson set the pace in
.the singles with triples of 711 and
680 pins but were given a run
for "honors by Chipmunk Arina
Johnston Wjjo . had,660. Other top
lady bowlers were. Beaver Wil
sonand Lions Eedy and Erring-
tori. /•; • ' • • ■ '
Team Standing
. Beavers 60, Cubs .56, Gophers
■52; Lions 48. Pole. Cats 45, Wol-;.
verines .45, Tigers'45, Chipmunks
( 37*-Zebras ?35, Coons ,32.“
i FOURTH CONCESSION
J Mr. L. C. MacIver is making a
j favorable recovery from pneu-
■ moriia in Kincardine Hospital,
f : Mr., Richard .Martin, reeve of
/ Huron, attended County Council,
i Jin ■ ,Walkerton' last; week. • -
-^-^Uss-^B.e-Uy^Hanultoru..is..~.assisU
; ing at the' ^home of .Mr,, and Mrs;
/Joe MacMillah fot a few, weeks.
I -■ A successful euchre- and dance
was held ,at Flowefdale school:
^^nJTuesday evening at Which Mr.
arid. Mrs. DeJong' and family re-*
etc. They have now moved to a
f -farm , north’ of Kincardine. ,•
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CULROSS CORNERS
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Mr. and Mrs. Morley Wall in
vited their neighbors to their
-home on Tuesday evening to hear
?Mr. Jim Powers of Chepstowe
explain Farm , Forums. There
were 26 present. Later that ev-
t eriing a Forum was organized. It
is nanied Bethany ■ Forum. «The
officers are: chairman, Morley
Wall; sec., Mrs. Frank Browm: f rtreas:, Ed .Green; A discussion j home of their leader, Mrs.
period followed. A delicious lunch | Frank .Thompson. . _
t was served A vote of thanks was Mr. and . Mrs. Don Donaldson
tendered 3bfr. Powers for coming; of Wirigham spent the week-end
and explaining-4orums and also ■ Nir. and. Mrs; Earle Hod-
“t^Nteandri^sr^Moriey^Wall--for-
the use of their home. The iiext
■ meeting will be held at the .home
. of Mr. and’Mrs. Jas. Wraith. •
Miss Helen Schumacher visit
ed recently with her friend, Miss
Joyce Little, Luckriow.
We are sorry to report Mr.
Frank Green to be a. patient in
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Wingham Hospital. -
Master Harold Whytock cele
brated his 10th birthday Monday
by entertaining his little school
chums.
' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schumacher
and Helen spent Friday evening
at Kinlough with Mr-. and Mrs.:
Wm. Wall Helen spent the .night
with her grandparents.
The tenth, and final meeting;
of the sewing class met Saturday
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■ Mr. Albert Harris and June of
j London spent the week-end at
| their home here. *
. Mr. and Mrs.- James /Wraith &
Mrs. Frank Brown wbre at Wing- j ham Hospital Sunday afternoon
j visiting friends and relatives who
• are patients there; \ ~
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