The Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-03-05, Page 6R
IIE LUCKNOW 'SEN1NEL, LUCKNO C,: ':ONTARIO;
• V.
MIDGETS p*ina BRVSSELS
N FIRST OF •PEAYOFFS
The Lucknow.-Brussels • Midget
series, for the group championship
got underway here on Saturday
night,after a week. • of.' delays due
to weather conditions. . .
••
The Sepoys yvdn the . fixture 13
to .2,: which pretty definitely set_.
ales the, grouptitle holder as. the
:aeries;. 'a.. two._ games,,, goals to
count; The 'return game was, sche-
;'d'uled 'for Monday:night in Brus-
'sets, Witt: the storm fix•ed that ;
Brussels. opened strong and '•fop
the first .five minutes Lucknow
looked hard pressed to hold third
• .off: It was at nine minutes in this
• period that •Morley Chin started
• on the scoring rampage. He got
the•' puck. -on a .neat check in, the
Brussels zone and skated. In' to
:pick the top . right. corner: He • got•
another three•...minutes later 'and
before ` the . period ended Keith
Kilpatrick,. made it 3-0 •for Luck-
Brussels:
uck-Brti : els,: opened.the; .scoring ,ini
....
fit second_
bu • in'that • ";period
Lucknow • raxinned 'home seven
: • goals- to Brussels two. They add-
ed' threemore in the third to
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mp e.
Brussels scoreless, but Lorne •Car=
dins -was called on tomake: some:
nice stops tohold the: visitors to
:two ..goals.
First Period
1—Lucknow, M. ':Chin .. ... 942
.2--Lucknow, Chin (C.
- --McMillan). illan) - .. 1.2--35
3,.-.Lucknow„ Kilpat fck •.
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(Chin) :1? . 25
Second Period
their interest by turning' out in'.
good .numbers to cheer them' on,
and at . the same time get their
money'sworth of hockey enter-
ltaibznent,
Local merchants were request,.
ea to•-closeL-for Saturday 'night'
game,', and ,eomplied •with'. the re-
, with the result', that the
,Midget "gate, at two -bits. ' for.
adults, soared -to - almost $10().
'The. previous ' uesday at AO .a
throw, the. Bantams pulled. 'closer:
,to' a'425:00 gate:
BANTAMS TAKE WALKERTON.
SERIES 15 GOALS TO -5
•
Lucknow' . Bantams" qualified
for the W.O A :A...• semi-finals last
week, by, ousting Walkerton • by
15 goals to•"5 in`d two -game "series
The ,local kids won. their home
game- last Tuesday night by an
easy 9' to 1 count,• but on Satur-
day :it was different, ' and `it•kept
the',Bepoys. busy to eke out a' 6
t
�.:te o. 4• victory. Waikertor%•-led hemi
3 to .1 at . one point 'in' the third.
period. • '
The home .team gave a '; crowd
day .night, :outplayed the ;visitors„
by ,;a'• wide margin,' ..and played
their. .positions' well. Goal. getters
were Morley. Chin, Calvin.Gibson
and'••Donald Thompson two each;
with; singletons$, to Bruce. John
ston, Elwood Irwin and . 'Donald'
Stewart
In''. Walkerton on Saturday
inoi ning;;Morley Chin 'flashed the
red `li•ght, .four tim�es...ancl• Gibson'
•Brussels; Robb =. :=2.40 ivice, Maxwell :Was the l ig• threat.
5—Lucknow, J: McMillan ' , on:, the Walkerto eam with 3
'of their four go '.:
Whitb
6—Lucknow, •C:, McMillan Lucknow—goal, y, f
'. (Ferguson) .. °. 5:15. NI Chin, C. Gibson,' 'centre,,, Fl
7 ._.I;uckriow, ' c ' i an. -w.nar--I rm' 'i'nrgs; B-' Jolliistonr.
8Lucknow, hin : (Kilpat- D. Stewart; alt B Ross, G.• And-
rick, Ferguson) 1020 erson, D ''Thompson; ,g;
Hawald,
:: 9= Brussels, .Jewell . ,:. •11.30 A. Irwin,•41. Horald, C. Hodgins,
1 1 Lucknow, C. 'McM llan, ' D Barkwell
Fe gttson, Chin) •:...•-i - -W�.l , rtr;a� rar�nnex•
11 Lucknow, McQuilln •(J. Kid'new, 'A Waechter, K • Max
and
C. McMillan) 17:1.5 well; B Miller, .EY• Garbutt,
12—Lucknow, Gibson (J: Mc= ro 1 app, S... Ferguson, Gordon: Dix
Millan, McQuillin) 17.50 on, ''G Wilhe`lin; J .Lynette, L::
Third Period.. Graham
13 Lucknow, Ross (Chan) 125 :Refer ee A11 ert Chin
. 14=Lucknow, Chin ;:.1 .5Z _ ' x.:
15-Lucknow, Ferguson (Kit In _.ousting •Wingham and Walk-::
patrick) ,.... ,. ;15 15 ertoriin' elimination series,:the.,
Referee -Routledge, . Brussels. Bantams' f nd themselves right: in.
Brussels Goal, Riley;'„, defence, to the W b A A.. semi-finals:'
Cousins, McDonald, centre, Robb;' x
wing$, D.,; Coleman and Jewell; Listowel has been 'standing by,
•4'l tingPsi �c�r
WEDDING BELLS
ANDERSOi' --ENGLIS f •
The honeof Mr. and• Mrs. J.
•B.. English, Plattsville, Ontario,
was the scene of the charming'
Wedding ceremony». of; their dau-
ghter, Miss, Phyllis Eng-.
fish; 'and Mr., ,Richard Frederick
Anderson, son of Mr. p. c. An-
derson, . Lacombe; Alta., and the•
late' Mrs. Anderson,' The tgroom.
is . well knoWn in' the Zion corn
triunity'= "•:.
PRev. G: ` W'; .Kaiser officiated.
The bride was given in Marriage
by her fathe ' nd"°IyIrs. Charles'.
Pearce,:-- Bra .•p•rdr'-_piayed- ':tra-.
ditional ; wedding.", .music. `Miss •
'English's. own was . of r$se wool
'crt"pe, street -length} and, she wore
a .corsage of Br"iarcliffe roses.'
Attending her was Miss Natalie
Urycki, Brantford,'who wore"tur-
4quoise •Wool crepe,.. and: corsage
:similar to. • that of the bride: Mr.
,Maurice' Farr, Hamilton,,was
groomsman,
Mr. 'and`Mrs.^ Anderson will re-
side in Brantford. : r
Mara .
• WEDNESDAY,: LARCH 5th, ..1947
Nigher Yields .Froni Good Seed
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NORTH CULROSS
(Intended: for. Last Week)
The hard Winter seems to have
its `advanta es -=°in ~ that -•.eve one°
g ry
is feeling 'well •
• Horses and elbow.' grease are 'in
'great demand this 'winter.to keep
Clean seed of high rraination means bigger and better cropsfor farmers.
This icture ebowy sample of seed being checked for oleantiness ut one of the
Dominion Department, of Aviculture Seed . Laboratories located .at several
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centres 'throughout ..Canada. Germinataon tests are 'also made Wthese
' laboratories and seed cleaning plants are available to farmers is all, parts of
the°Dominion.
LucknowHighway to visit '. Mr,
and Mrs._ Jos. : Wall, Con. 14.
Farmsare: changing hands at
'quite a pace in Culross. It's
-t o-nice,
see tie�arms. ccupled.thropa
the : country. It shows that • there
are people still who. don't 'have
to, be: in. the• congested areas
is :ke •
Cars` are.;,gefting a `rest.
Mr:, and Mrs, Peter Johnston of
Lucknow• braved the elements' on'
Sunday and :Walked in ••from .the
with 'his snow- p'lovv; but it's ' a
tough job, too much of the beaut-
iful, ,. •
'we: are very -grateful to our
mail' man, Mr:: Phonse Murray for •
being so .faithful, through- storm
and: heavy `roads.
Mr.4Neil'Lamont: has purchased
rrn_e
hthe _corner :: of the'
p
Durham Road and 25th sideroa
d
from Mrs. Pauline Benninger of
'Riversdale. We wish the Lamonts
luck in their new veil .
tgre; '
Want ' Ads conver,"Dust %G
t:eth
erers" into cash. Phone 35. '•
xrian: Clinton ousted • Goderich and was.
4Y Lucknow•--goal, Cardisi;l. def.; 'sent. sent: up ,against • Brussels
Cliff McMillan;, • H: Ross;: centre,
Jiro
McMillan; wings, M. Chin; The Intermediate and• Midget
J' McQuillin, alt:, Kilpatrick; Fer; hockey teams bad • a bit' '.of a go`
guson, Gibson, McDonald, Taylor.: on. Monday :evening with the for,
top in a. high' 'scoring bee
The trimming' that. LucknoW 18 to 14....
gave . Brussels ,on'` Saturday night.
came as a: bit ofi 'a surprise, be-
cause in two previous' encounters;,
this :season, the local "kids—,had
their .hands .full in nosing out.' a
win, at each a •meeting. ,•
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• It now'.'looks. like Gocderich, the rules. Chuck. did •a good deal
Busy Refereeing.
. The' Newmarket paper recently
,paid a tribute to 'the refereeing
ff ille,
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• the fans, '
a iia m ressed•
:� Who.: p,by
his. iinpai•tial'ity and knowledge of`
Moorefield arid. Lucknow . in the
semi-final al and final s'ries for the
W.0.A.A.: championship. ip and the
right' to .continue in`a`ne O.M f3.A.
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playdowns,
of Whistle •tootingrwhile.a�'Lucl
now, and hockey fans in this dis-
trlct:cohsidere.cl him tops. Charlie
has been biusy''about six nights
a week' in the„Stouffville dkstrict_
He :has handled' a lot of games
Midgets 'and. Bantams . ' have ' for theMark 'am team :which he
each reached the same spot; and considers a' real contender for'the'
• ,local ; hockey • : fans) are ' showing • Intermediate'. "B” title.
SKIN "CLEANSERS'.
Use of industrial chemicals '' and
solvents as hand cleansers is dan-
'.gerous and may Cause deriatitis,
warn industrial health *authorit-
les in the. Department of Nati:'ornl
• Health and . Welfare.: Declaring
that the, safest clealiiser for '.the
skin is warm water arid a mild.
soap',. the experts list as' *possibly
injurious such Commonly •Used
substances a°s$ turpentine, alcohol,
wood" alcohol, jnaptha, acetone,
gasoline,••. 'kerosene, :benzine- and,
various bther ' acids 'and. °alkalis.',
' They .: also • advise` against ;the,
too -frequent use of abrasive soaps
and .stiff hand'brushes for remov-
big paint and ',other.' stubborn
stains. These skin -irritants are
bound do 'harm. 'Rather, they
recor+ s rf't .nail brushes;
In frontier 'districts.of 'Canada :.the
iiGax•ct ;hospital or. doctor ''tpay be a ' '
• hundred miles 'or more. away.. Over
twenty , cars • ago the 'Red;. Cross
l,'y ,�..
.st,�;..0 .
alz e�tahlskrAn�',piitpost..
nd'nur'in r stations. in these _...•ori r` s �, 1,ese .remote
legions. ,today a. whole 'chain .of
Outpost •Hos itals can .be found in the'
p , pY of
•
frontier ':districts the Dominion
They bring znedical science within • •
reach of these 'isolated communities. •
ti Iiundreds of thousands . of patients'
T.. Wt• SMIT1i LOCAL•' BRANCH PlltkISIDENT,
have been treated in these tiny hospitals;
including, thousands: of 'confinement
cases. These hospitals' • also ':serve as
health. :,,centres for . theirconununities,-
carryiiig on medical inspection in the.
schools and organizing clinics'. for the
children. Your help' is needed to main-
tarn and expand this v+tal' work.', Stand
behind the Red Cross, and help bring
medical aid' to your .fellow -Canadians
pion.eerin&'on Canada's frontiers. Give
,NOW •... give generously. n
'PHONE 98
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