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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-03-17, Page 8I * I ,V t *■■/■■■ " * ■> X H ' • . ' \ ■ , 'THR tUCKNQW SENTINEL, LtfCKNOW, ONTARIO ■' i er • PAGE §££. WEDNESDAY.MARCH 17, 1954 . Stazer, H, Stazer. —o-o-o—, TIMBER TIPS ■ i- • * Lanceof Dennis Riggin pf Kincar- dine in the Hamilton net .was what, caught the -eye of the1 locals/ .......................... . . ........... '' SPECIAL ■''. . • 4 .• ■ r / *. . . • . ' ' ' * , • ■* ■ ' r ' FOR MARCH AND APRIL ZION f \d Mr. and Mrs. Allan McAuley i V I 1946 Phone 73x, Brussels | ■/ .7 & '■ 1 1947 MERCURY SEDAN 1947.DODGE COACH d FORD 5-PASSENGER COUPE PONTIAC n-PASSENGER COUPE PONTIAC SEDAN 1940 PONTIAC SEDAN trucks 7 CHEV.'.’^TQN FlCK-Ul? ’ /’ ' r ><«ron County’s Foremost- Used Car Dealers Jrade, Terms Open EveningsUntil 10 Ciues Service pedfet ■/ 'p ' ' 7 , *■ ■ ■ - Ji .1953 Dodge Sedan, fully equipped ft 1953 PONTIAC SEDAN 1953 CHEV/SEDAN TWO 1952 CHEV, SEDANS ’ ' ' ? ’ § 1951 CHEV.' Pbwerglide Deluxe SEDAN, fully equipped Z 1951 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1952 PONTIAC SEDAN TWO 1949 CHEV. SEDANS ■§ 1949 DODGE SEDAN JL/TtVOJU^ COACHE •/ 10,1'7 • ■Xri?l>r’TTi> Mr i.M.T ■ 1947 ft 194 6 ft- £ 1 -ft -■■ft: f hockey fans took in the. Jwidrl ,y ‘•A’’* double-header’at Toronto on ' Sunday afternoon, .tyl tori , trimmed Marlbdrosf 4-1 arid}, St. Catherines won over .St, Mich- f 1951 TWO 1950 CHEV. STATION "WAGONS 1949 G.M.C. ONE-TON STAKE TRUCK 1946 CHEV. 2-TON STAKE / >T 4 ARMY TRUCKS, 2-TON STAKU Brussels Motors "handier, and skater on the ice”;. 1 At Double-Header Game 7.* , ■ ' A bus load of twenty-three j Toronto on ! 6 •> hen Hamil-I y . J' .4 .......W’ > ■■ X ' i i i i i i All Steel Furnace for average 5or\6 room house with $459.00 one year free service Wingham, Phone 426 • o' LANGSIDE < ■ t •1 Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Kobtj Adams on the; birth of a daughter in Wingham Hospital on March 11th, 1954. « ' Miss Margaret Moffat of 'Tor- i I i i i .. I' i i 1 i i ,............... ... „ _.............................i ' 24-Hour Service j 4? : a ■ . ■ t Mr. Chester Feagan is laid up with a sore back. Clarence Crowston has return ed home from Kincardine. Mrs. Wm. Scott attended the funeral of their uncle, Mr.. Wm. Scott of Belgrave in Wingham on i4unday.-AL/™w— Mr. and Mrs. Qhas. Tiffin£pent, Saturday evening with other Xl_ --' -X -*-1- S home of: her parents, Mr. and I onto spent the we^k-erid at her | home;. Her father, Mr. Foster Moff at, returned to Toronto withI . .. .. her. to attend the Underwriters’ members of the family .at the convention ‘ home of her parents, Mr. and A goodycrpwd attended the! honot j0f their 35th wedding-an- euchre and dance at the Com- njversary on March 12th. munity Centre Friday evening. __ J. •yMrs. Peter Moffat, Culross, won . Mrs*.?ra?Jc high lady’s prize, Jimmy Young day with Mrs. Pat McMillan on the high gent’s, Mrs. Fred. Tiffin,7 the occasion of both ladies birth- and Allan Miller consolation j days. prizes | Mr. and. Mrs. Harold Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene ConleyMarie and Mr. Alex Wittig, of Wmgham Hospital on Saturday Mrs. Frank Miller. . - . , . ,.x .. . honor pf their 35th wedding an-.euchre and danpe at the ^uni-1 njversary on March 12th. munity Centre Friday evening. __.•■■■■'v.Mrs. Peter Moffat, Culross, won . Mrs- ^°n" high lady’s prize, Jimmy Young day with Mrs. Pat McMillan on the high gent’s, Mrs. Fred Tiffin Ahe occasion of both ladies birth- and Allan Miller consolation j days. prizes. | Mr. and.Mrs. Harold Smith and brought Baby Agnes~ home from ^Kincardine visited with Mr. and Take those busy, active days at work or play. It’s surprising what Coke wjll do. How com pletely it refreshes, how quick to lift sagging Spirits., how sure to please the most exacting . taste, Yes, you’ll find Coke the perfect . refreshment... any time. 1' tv •'<’ - '■B ■ "^ ’ 7, ' ’ • •' /Wa '' .. /, • <*?k. DRINk - ■ '■ WED! SPORT... MIDGETS ELIMINATED BY WAINFLEET IN SEMI-FINALS Lucknow Midgets are through for the season. They were elim inated' by Wainfleet in the O.M.H.A. semi-finals. Last Thurs day the team made the trip,to Port CoibOrne and came out on the short end of a 4-1 score. Tyo quick goals Jn the third period for Wainfleet proved the decisivie factor in this game^ The second gaane of. this goals- to-count series was ^played in the local arena on Saturday night, with Lucknotw losing 4-3. This gaye Wainfleet the round 8^-4. Saturday’s game was a close coh- . test with the, turning point com ing in the second period with a disputed goal that would have given Lucknow the ldad 3-1. The Wainfleet goal judge failed to see it that way however, and put the Lucknow fans into an up roar. Lucknow had numerous chances , around . the net but couldn’t' seem to capitalize. The •ice was heavy and neither teaim was able , to give' its best per formance. The hopes of the Sepoy Town now'rest on* the, Bantams who are grouped in the O.M.H.A.; finals against Brooklin. . . . Lucknow: goal, Geo? Richards; def., Ken MacNay, Ernie Gibson; centre,’ Alvin Baker; wings, Roy . Emberlin, Claire ’ Thuell; alter nates, Hugh MacMillan, Jim Wil son, Don Blue, Paul CouSe, Eu gene Gardner, Dpug MacDonald. Wainfleet: goal, Reid; defence, Harry, Sauder;; centre, Barrick; wings,, R, Stazer, Legett; alter- riat^T^Riggi Cbokr SKeph^^ Stazer, Forrest, Spring, Gibson, Hackanyk. . ‘‘Say hello to everyone for me”,; [concludes a letter from Gedrge ! Book of Loreburn, Sask., who has rriany fnendspher’e^ as a result of the several winters spent hi this community, and as a popular performer with The Sepoy hock ey team.,-, ;;7: , -'7', [ George reports that Loreburri entered a hockey team in the In- terrriediate “C” playoffs, but was put out in the second round. And7 1 who do you suppose the first line 7^-Wainfleet, Barrick (R. Stazer) was? .None other than Bob Mid- ■ 13.43 dlemiss, Ernie Vaughan and Ron . Penalties: Baker 2, Forrest, R. McLelland. ' ' ■ i. George didn’t play this year hut couldn’t forgo the urge to go ! into town for a few practises. I They have had a good winter Results/arid standings in play? Idn the West with a low of 46 offs at the end of third week:. 'below in January and a record- hreaking 52 degrees in February. roofing - X Large Shipment Of WESTEEL” SECURITY RIBBED GALVANIZED ROOFING arrwfi^dy~ii>TApra— ■ .'d’ \ * '' • ‘. 7 . : ’. ’’ • > “WESTEEL” ROOFING is the only one. which gives you a full 32x/^” coverage on the sheets. > ‘ • • ’ • * I • . . . . • • 144 : . .j - - 21-r-Luckhow, Emberlin 9.05 | Penalties: Baker, R. Stazer 2. j Second Period | 3— -Lucknow, MacNay, .15 ; v -- 4— Wainfleet, Gibson (Saunder) 3.15 x 5— Wainfleet, Barrick (R. Stazer) 8.1Q . ; Penalties: Baker, H. Stazer, R. Stazer. '; ■' 6' Third Period 6— Lucknowj MacNay (Gardner) • 5.50- ' ■ offs at the end of third week:. : << a” . -.......• '■■ ■’ T*' . ' ‘.1 ...... .....( ..... ...t. r| , : ■ *. , Cubs 3, Gopheis 1 Beavers 3, Chipmunks i a Tigers 2, Fawns 2: Totals — Cubs 10, Beavers 8, d... Authorized bottler of Coca-Cola under contract with Coca-Cola Ltd. 7 Goderich bottling works Goderich, Ont. , /“ Phone: 489 it a 7 ■ 7'7 7 ' , 4-2X The the h ert. 7 repot mitte< Hodg Co-of was 1 also conve sided . At th read __„Smitt .gins 1 vase Cross \ press' lute 7 topic, Mrs., x “St. 1 : May: Mrs. with was wher. moth SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR ORDERS PLACED DURING MARCH JOHN W. HENPERSON LUMBER LIMITED Lucknow — Phone 150 Ontario Want new Pep and Vim ? Thousands of - couples are weak, \Vorn-out, ex hausted solely because lxrdy laicks iroh.’For new ■ vim, vitality', try Ostrex Tpnic Tablets. Supplies , iron you, too, may need for pep; supplenien- .1 tary dpses .Vitamin Bi. .Introductory or ‘Sxet- a.cqnaihted’* size only 60<7 At all druggists. '• "s ' • ■■ ' ■' '' ■, ' ■ ed Sunday with Mr.’ and Mrs, Frank Ritchie. . ** ■ ’ \ Harold Gardner of Hamilton visited at the week-end with his ( mother, Mrs, Wm. Gardner and, Mr. arid Mrs. Bill Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Freeman ^vis- itedjJ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ,< Bill Hunter^ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritchie and Anne * visited' Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob MacKenzie, Luck now. ■ 0 r:. Zebras 2, Lions 2 Totals—-Wolverines 10, Kang aroos 7, Pole Cats 7, Lions 5; Coons 4, Zebras 3... . Cubs and Wolverines continue to shoxkr the w'ay with the Beav-j ers doing. e^xceptioriaHy well as J runner-up. \ 1 .Top individual efforts were tossecL-in;Jb^c^a^-^abdei^^ . Tiger Joan . Cormack arid Beav-1 ers McKinnoriS: in the “A”'while ’Wolverine Greersalvaged- two 1- .7 points with a;sUper,:314'flat,single ' / Jd/top, the^lf BiLblavof Uil:: • : ' “A”s will play “on Thursday night this W'^iek. , • . : ' ’,'77—-^q-6“b----->■'. .A Pltig For Ab \ ■.■■ ■■■••/. In a "cornTriehtary pn the hockey series, between. Tepswater and the. ■ Riple^LucknoW' Combines,.' the, Teeswater’ /News said:’ -‘‘-One/of' [ Hipley/S’ "biggest threats: in. the 1 fseries', was Ah. Chin, one of. the j 1 former 'Lucknow “Chin ’line”; Ab' 1 ,ir a bit short on wind*•now-, ‘but YOU CAN’T GO WRONG With One, Of Brussels Motors . . . Used Cars i I. ■f ■ > • ■ . / ■ ■ ES-- 1948 CHEV. SEDAN. 1 ■ . "A; ’.‘V “V““ f