The Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-01-20, Page 8q
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. The Lucknow Sentinel, Lucknow, Ontario
It's Not Too Early To Buy For Spring Work
This Merchandise Is Scarce
_ MEN'S OVERALLS—with bib. Blac k and blue denim,'niade
of heavy weight denim, triple stitching.
YOUTHS' DENIM OVERALLS --Sanforized,. without bib
heavy weight denim.
MEN'S TWEED PANTS—English made (.Rhodes tweeds).
A good every day pant for service and appearance.,
Sizes 38-44.
WORK GLOVES—Cosy fleece -lined :gloves for 'outdoor
chores, grey and • brown.' . •
WOOL' ETTE—white ionlY, fleeced. on- both sides, extra qual-
ity. 36 inches wide:
WHITE FLETTE-g-good quality in 36 in and .24 in. 'width,
If you need flette now is the time ;to buy.
"Snowless" .:January
'.January to date has been.' an'
exceptional mottle,' moderate in
temperature and with practically
a complete' -absence. , of.. snout,
which is in:direct contrast to a
year' ago.
BORN
MONTGOMERY — In Kapuskas-
•Mr. and Mrs. .Gordon C. ' Mont-
gomery (formerly Muriel . `Pat-
terson) ' a son, Vernon Wayne.
Review . Year.
(Continied frem Page One)
W. -L. '.MacKenzie and A. E
MtKini• were' appointed auditors.
Dr. W. V.•,Johnston; Gordon.Mor-
risorii, Ewart Taylor, . Grant Mc-,
Diarmid, Jack Campbell arid L.
C: Thompson were elected to the
Trustee Board. Ernest Ackert' and
ae veru' dded--tco t
Board 611 . Elders.
S. C. Rathwell, congregational
sectetary,, appealed for ` cub-:
scribers to The Observer . which
he said was the mouth piece' of
the church. Business .even all
take.. a. trade.. journal he said,yet
how'..few keep iri.•, close touch
with. their church by -taking : their
church paper:
Votes of thanks were extended
to the choirs,, to the niinisi.er and
Mrs. Stewart ,and to the Stmday
School :'officers: and staff by
Messrs. Joseph 'Mallougr' , Ernest
Ackert and Richard Elliott
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T.HQMP'SON'S
PIIDNE 82 WE.: DELIVER
PEE-WEES GOT INTO ACTION
ON SATURDAY' MORNING.
• The.: lo4eal Pee -Weer .got into
action on. Saturdaymorning,
when. they 'scored a'14 to 5 vic-
tory over a team from St Helens,
supported by • several :local boys..
The .lopsided. score . didn't' detract
'from, .the "keenness". of the con-
test, nor disconrage the St. Hel
en's boys • who ;plan "revenge"
at an early date.,J-- • • •
Lucknow--Goal, Arnold. Ross;
Def., Jimmie McMillan, -Morley
-Chin;. Forwards, Keith -Kilpat-
rick, Donald 1Stewarf, Donald
Thompson; Alt., George ' AnderL.
son, Bowed 'Ross, Bruce John-
ston. •
St. Helens -Goal, Billie Webb;
:Def.; Harvey'•McDppnald, ,George.
Ci''ariston; Forwards, , Bobbie
Lyons, -Billy McPherson and •Wrn.
. Alta,, Donald McAlpine,
Donald Agnew, Tom MacDonald,
Neil .Murdoch, ' George Harris,
Leon Gaynor, Donald Jones;
Billy Aberdeen.
Referee—Harvey Ross. ,
!JUVENILES WON
�QPENER FRIDAY
Lucknow Juveniles opened the
O.M.H.A. schedule here on Fri-
day , night with Goderich, Lions
as. the visitors, and. although the
County>. Towner's were • -on the I game was well played and fast,
short end _of, a 7. to 3 score, they.:with the lads' roughing it up a
proyed .to be much . taugher op-. bit at times.:
position; than'the score ' indicated:. ' In. the first period. the locals
In fact they are already labelled
as' "the teani to *beat". `Winghatn
can also• be, placed in s tate
gory since beating Goderich • on
Tuesday night 4 to .3.) .
. "The. King' had hardly 'finish-
ed ,to : start the game • when .Ab'
THURS., JANUARY 20th, 1.944
JUVENILES BEAT HANOVER •
IN TWO EXHIBITION GAMES
The local Juveniles chalked up
their second triumph this season
when they defeated the `Hanover
Transports" -9-2. in an exhibition
garde last Wednesday night. The.
got thejump on -the visitors, on
goals by .G. Chin, A. Chin, B.
Chin and 4*. Btevermoz rpkpeet
ively without a, reply from the'
Hanover .boys. .
Early :in •the. second • period B.
Chin made it 51-0 before Schei
Chin .banged in Lucknow's first lenberger tallied for :Hanover:,.
goal 'at 45 seconds on, an assist 'There was " no further scoring
from. Steenson. But that was all. this period but the locals held
ither side . had. .to cheer about 1 a definite edge on the play;
in: that 'canto. which they had throughout the
entire game.
Soon after' the' third period op-
ened Lucknow ran" the count to,
-1 on goals by 'A: Chin. and W.
Stevenson before Schellenberger
came .through for his second goal.
B:. Chin 'and W. Stevenson: ended
•the... scoring in the , late stage' of
the game it 9: to.
"Chuck" 'Webster' dished ,.out
10 penalties, five to each tearn.
Hanover=-Goal;.D.. Deeves; Def.
J. Scarborough, B. Devlin; first.
line, B. Weis, P. N-etchell, J.'
Laces; Alt.; A. Weitendorf, K.
n, Schellenberger, R. Bie
man, K. Scarborough;: •,B. Francis;.
Lucknow-,=Goal, Bud ' Orr; Def.
L. Hall,W. Stevenson;. 1st line,
G. Chin, A. Chin, B. Chin; Alt.,
R. Havens, H. Culbert, B. John-
ston, J. Purves.
Won 7-3 •In
Lucknow played the return
game. in Hanover on Monday
night, which they won by a score
'of: 7 to .3. They j kept the game
well -In hand throughout, with
Hanover scoring. a pair. of . their-,
counters late in the' third.
G.oderich : tied it up in' even
shorter time as . the second period
opened,, but before the 'gong went
Lucknow had outscored .them 4
to 2 for a 572 score. In the:third
period the Sepoys'-had ".a 2 to 1;'
scoring , edge, for a 7 to .3 vic-
tory. .
Chuck Webster divided seven
penalties, four • to . Goderich :and.
3. to Lucknow: Johnny .Holmes,
last season in a Lucknow.• : uni
form, .was the 'bad man" of the
night with three' trips to the
hoosegow:' • .
uc now-GTa1, Bud Orr.; Def.
Lloyd Hall,W. Stevenson;` centre,
A. Chin; Whigs, B, Chin, George.
Chin; Alt.,. Roy Havens, • Herb.
• Culbert, Jim ' Purves. •
Goderich-=Goal, Ginn; Def:,
Holmes and Evans; . centre; B:
McDohald; wings; Ainslied,.Huc,
kins; Alb., 'Newcombe', Adams
Westlake; Fisher, Graham. -
First Period • •
1—Lucknow, A. Chin (W.
Stevenson) .... ..... . :45'
Penalties - Hall, Stevenson,
Holmes.:
Seeonld.. Period '
2-Goderich,'Ainslied
. _ :(Holines) .. - .25
3—Lucknow,, A. Chin (B
Chin` 6:00
4—Lucknow, B Chin, (G
Chin, W. Stevenson) ••..,'12.00
5-Lucknow, G; Chin
• Chin) 12:10
6--Goderich, Westlake (New-
combe, Adams) 13:05
UNITED CIiURC.H
LUCKNOW
SUNDAY,JANUARY 23
11 a;an.—.'Promoting the
Kingdom of God by .the
Temporal and. .-the Spir-
itual",.
Story "Jeoffrey's Bands-
men" . •
„Junior Church..
Setting Apart of Newly
Elected. 'Elders.,
3
p.m.—Sunday • School.'
7 p.m,—"Preparation".
Monday, 8 p:rn.—Y. P. 'A.,
Burns Social. . .
a
7—Lucknow; Stevenson (A..
Chin) z .: 15.00;
Penalties—Holmes 2, Huckins.
Third 'Period'
8--:-Lucknow, Havens
I�.. Chin) i 5.03
9—Lucknow, Purves (W:
Stevenson) • 9.00
10—Goderich, ,McDonald (Ain -
_shed) - 15.06
Penalty -=Hall..
LOCAL CAIN LINE, UNIQUE
IN ORGANIZED HOCKEY . '
Lucknow Juveniles 'played a
return exhibition' game in Han-
over on Monday` night; and : s• a
build-up :for the game: the Han-
over Post had' this to -say of
Lucknow's famed Chin line:
"Hanover and district fans at-,
tending 'this •game will witness
something • unique iii the annals
Of Canadian sport,' as.three of the
Sec*- star players.' are Chinese
and'..play together on their fi;,st
string forward. line, Thinki'
this, rather' • •extrao•rdinary. the
writer of this colurnn enlisted
the attention" of Barri':ster w., i;,•,
Brunt (who haas 'been around a
bit), and we were informed 'chat
SEPOY
Theatre
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PRESENTS '
Friday, ,Saturday and
MQNDAY
(Fri..• and Mon. '8 p.m.)
(Saiz.; :2 .shows, 7.3.0 & 9.30)
�AYllty Surgeon*
Starring' . . ,
jAMEs ELLISON
JANE WYATT
KENT TAYLOR
This is :a story taking' place
during the last World War.
-James Ellison does some bril-
liant acting as. a. young army
doctor, and Jane Wyatt as .,his
assistant nurse very ably takes
her, . part. ,Kent Taylor is' a.
young flier,a verb' interesting
' young rnan., You must see him.
This . show. is '.., altogether: a•
, very thrilling and worthwhile
piece of 'motion picture enter-
taininent. We mustn't tell you'
any of the story. That would
spoil it . for you. .
*, * *
The -S. e-Progr
"INFORMATION PLEASE"
(The ton ranking quiz show
of the air, on the screen)
* '* .
A r,llieking two -reel comedy
with LEON ERROL
SPORT SHORT
Latest BrIt sh Canadian
NEWS .: `
DON'T FORGET'
It's : Next Week, .'Friday, Sat-
urday and Monday when we
have °Blondie, and Dagwood
- again—
Blondie's Blessed Event
COMING, ...1.
Reveille With Beverley
these, Chinese athletes are the
:only. ones in -Canada composing
•an entire forward line in organ.
ized .hockey. So ,local fans ,have
something rare to see. A'nd quot-
ing. Mr. "Pelt'.' McCoy,. their
home .:, town arena manager:
'They're.: as .smooth as .anything
you have ever seen'.. Well, that
covers'a lot ,of territory! 'AI -
though they 'did: tr}irn• Ripley.'32-
te 1".
SOLD VILLAGE HOME. t'
MVM.r,,, Ernest. Blake ••(af .Asllfie ;
h. ,s purchased .the Village resi-
dence of the late Alex MacDiar-
rnid;• better known to former rvs_
idents as th(; Lawrenc( bort .
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