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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ,
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 6th, 1954
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WITHOUT PRACTICE MIDGETS
DROP FIRST GAME
Clinton’Midgets defeated Luck-,
now 9-6 in the firSt game in the
local ansria this season, It was
‘ not oiily the Legion Midgets first,
lgame 'but their first practice of .
the year and considering the fact
that Clinton have,been practicing
on, artificial ice for. some time,
the local team made a favorable
■ showing. With a littje practice.
* ’ and some smoothingSout Luck
now should develop a strong con
tender to challenge any of . the
- artificial ice teains, - ’■■■ ■■■ r
Goal scorers for. Clinton were
. . K. Lee 4,; Hugal 3, Boyes arid
Tyreman 1 each; Ron .Grahain
•arid Ken MacNay led the Luck^
now attack with 2 goals each.
Paul Couse and Allan MacDonald
completed the scoring. , '
Lucknow- goal/ George Rich
ards; def,,. Ken MacNay, Ernie
Gibson; cen., Roy Stanley; wings,
Hugihie MacMillan, Allan Mac
Donald; alts,, Al Baker, Roy Em-
beplin, Bob Morton, Paul Couse,
" Jim Wilson, Stuart Stanley, Ross
-i,. . McDonagh, Ron Graham.
Clintoft :• goal, Livermore; def.,
B. Lee, Carter; cen., Colquhoun;
. wings, Taylor, K. Lee; alt., Boyes,
Hugal, Tyreman, Manri, Waltman,
N eil,1 Clarke, Cummings. .
First Perio^
1—Clinton, Hugal, 3.40
2^Cliriton,
3— Clinton,
4— Clinton, Tyreman (Hugal)
■ 9.30 ..
5— /Clinton, K. Lee,12.00
- 6—Lucknow, R. Graham, 15.40
7— Lucknow, MacNay, 15.50
Penalty: Baker,
Second. Period" .
8— Lucknow, MacDonald (Mac
Millan) 7.50 ;
9— Lucknow, MacNay, 14.43
? j0-—Clinton, K? Lee, 18 AST “
Penalty: Hugal..
> Third Period
11—Clinton, K. Lee, 1.24
12^Cliritoh, Hugal, 5.35 - . -
13— Lucknow, Couse (Wilson)
11.08
14— ^Clinton, Hugal, 12.27
15— Lucknow, Graham, 17.23
Penalties: Carter, Hugal,
Lee, MacDonald.
Referee—JackGould.
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1Miss Hazel Bagg of Willowdale
visited a few days last week with
her sister^ Mrs. E. Groskorth.
. Miss Winnifred Farrier showed<
some interesting and pretty pic
tures of her tour through North
ern Ontario and Western Canada
' last year at the Young Peoples
t in the United Church last Tues-
Christmas'* visitors at
of Mr. and Mrs, D.
Mr. and. Mrs. James
of Flesherton were
Used Cars
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1953 Dodge Sedan, fully equipped
1953 CHEV. BELAIR SEDAN, fully equipped, 2-tone
NINE 1952 CHEV. SEDANS & COACHES, choice of colors.
1951 CHEV. Po.werglide Deluxe SEDAN, Fully equipped
1951 CHEV. DELUXE FLEETLINE COACH
1951 CHEVROLET SEDAN ,’ 1952 PONTIAC SEDAN
1951 POWERGLIDE CHEV. COACH, fully
1949 PONTIAC SEDAN
1949 DODGE SEDAN
1947.MEBCURY7 SEDAN
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In the.
the home
Richards,
Richards
emitted.
pari; MacGregor of Manitoba
visited with Mr, and Mrs. Jack
Henderson.
| • Mr, and Mrs. jack Henderson
^pent Now Years at the home of
Mr. and Mirs. . j, Wraith, Luck
now, ’
Mr. and Mrs; James Hamilton
and Larry sent New Years with
Mr. and Mrs. R. Needham, Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Sanderson &
Mrs/.- MacDonald- spent New
Years , at* the, home of Mr. and,
Mrs.eR. Hamilton. ; ■
Mr. and Mrs.D. Hamilton, Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin ^Hamilton. and
Patricia were New Years, guests
at the* home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Gibson, Lucknow.
in trie united unuren last lues- day evening. About half an hour]
of games was enjoyed and lunch
served. The meeting Closed with
the singing of The Queen. . •
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Falconer
and John of Glamis visited with-
his parents, Mr. $nd Mrs. James
Falconer on Monday. /
Rev. and Mrs. GraydOn Cox and
(laughters of Fonthill visited last
week with Mrs, M. Rqss. Mrs.
Ross returned home with them
to spend a few weeks,
Mr. Dari MacGregor of near
Brandon, Manitoba, is visiting
friends and relatives here and
around^ Lucknow.
Little Miss-Betsy Irwin of Al-
liston is spending a few days
with Mrs. George McClenaghan. I
Mr- and Mrs. Orville Mitchell
and’family and Mrs. Brown from
.1 ororito spent the week-end with
Mr. arid Mrs. Wm. Henry. .
Mr: . arid Mrs. Ab Coultes and
family spent New Years with Mr?
and Mrs. Lawson Majury, Paisr
leY- -
j Mr. & Mrs. Cameron Simmons- I arid daughter NanCy spent the
i Week-end with her piarents, Mr.,
and Mrs. C. Martin. .
Mr. Jack Aitchison spent a few 1
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"Presbyterian Mission Band
The regular meeting .of the
Victoria Mission Band was held,
in the church on Monday^ ’Jan:-
uary 4th. Jean Mullin presided."
Hymn 721 was sung. The Lord-”s
prayer was repeated in unison.
The program consisted of a song
iby Jane Smith, - Eileen Baker,
Elizabeth Pollock; a poeiri, Mar
garet-Mullin; a song, Margaret
Mullin, Elizabeth Bannister, Eliz
abeth Finlayson. Margaret Mul
lin arid Elizabeth Bannister were
I appointed program committee for
' The
Mr.^and Mrs. George Thompson
and son Charles of FeVersham,
Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Watt, Mr.
and Mrs. Milan Moore and fam
ily all Spent New Years with Rev.
and Mrs. Geor^b Watt at Dun
gannon.
— Miss Shirley Chapman started
to work in the office of the
Schaeffer Peri and Pencil factory
at. Goderich this week.
’ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dell of Pine
River visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Bell on Saturday. /
BORN—to Mr. and Mrs. Rus-'
sell Purdon in Wingham Hospital
? cn- January 4th, a Son, a brother
• for. Brian.
j INDUSTRIAL COMMITTEE TO
BANTAMS DROP OPENER | ASK COUNTY SUPPORT
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• ■ ■ ' . c; *r. Looking smart m new uni- ' L „
forms, but withUittle or no prac-1.«““
tise due to lack of .ice, Lucknow i T' / Bantams opened the season: last ’ ' .ded
• Wednesday night on Milverton’s I recently at which representatives
■ artificial ice, and dropned the en- .If0?1 Kincardin^, Tee^water,
counter by an 8-1 score. The local Chesley Lucknow, Walkerton gnd
lads were in no condition to. ToWnship were present. ^
match the Milverton squad. The ! B . tvas decided, to apply . to
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K. Lee, 7.50
Boyes, 8.25
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Stothets, interim chair-
Industrial Committee, at
a’meeting in., Walkerton
local entry is again in charge of/ . . ■ , . x ,
•' Bob MacKenzie and Albert Chin,!
who hope,, with Jack Frost’s co-'
,’ operation, to whip a contender
7 ■ into shape. .> ' . . -s
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1949 METEOR COACH
for 1953 was read. The meeting
closed with the Mission Band
’hymn. Lunch was served.
No matter what happens there
is somebody who knew it would.
county representation on the
committee. It was decided to pub
licize Bruce ■ County as a whole
as an industrial area rather’than
to gather information from vari
ous municipalities? The commit
tee will also ask the agricultural
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Play Here Friday . i
The Midgets second home game I
is* on Friday night ^with Goder- | representative to’ meef with the
’ ” J’ committee to study, methods to
promote certain types-of agricul
ture which, will fit into'the in-1
dustrial picture. The next meet-,
ing. of the group will be held!
ich. They have a third game with
Wingham and'will then stand by
• for some time before meeting ’a
winner in -the WOAA play
downs/ '
-—o-o-o—— . ' ! Wednesday, January 20, in Walk- j
Dennis ; Riggin of Kincardine | ertori when, the bdard of directors j
and well-known here.,s'teped,into
the net for the/ Hamilton Tigers ; executive.*
Senior “A” team last week and
was sensational in the Tigers1 5-1
win. Denny has been in goal for
Hamilton Jun&ors and stepped up
when the Tigers, regular goalie x,- .-<77 ' ' «w’as ill ' - ■' ’’ ■ , ‘For-.the eighth.-,cpnsecutive year.
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for '1953 In', the ‘■Bank’ Ad-Viev/g’’
! continuing study of'financial‘ adt''
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DAVID GRAHAM CARRIES
HIS 83 YEARS LIGHTLY
'■ ’ Mr,, David'’Graham, 4s0ri bribei -
• late Mr. .and Mrs.; Robt/ Graham . tn^-SOcrates
- ? ' of Lticknbw,’sends us a*-, change1 ••
of address for-his Sentinel frbrn ; made .ret’entiy-
• i> ■ Preston'-. to . Port .Credit, -'and;Wlc^e'basis■ by a.' lead-
writes as follows:.. . organiza-i’
■ •' -' : ■' I* would’ hot, like id miss ■ a ' . ^ahdirig.. "by.
- single issue. ,1 carefully read’its t .rpa^e^^i.P. ®
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• newspaer; keeping'up'~a. first class j
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" Lucknow add -the surrounding’
■ country should be very proud .of
■ . ' , .Am over 83 years of age, which"
I carry ’lightlypartly due to the
■ • reading of tbe Lucknow Sentinel;
, refreshing’ my memory, of'early
v days, when the thrills of .boyish
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hockeys team had his leg: broken ’
in a game- with Paisley last week,
lie was take'n to Victoria HoSpi*'
tai, London,, and, will be out of:
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