The Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-01-27, Page 6PAGE SIx
The Lucknow SentirlieI, Luckiww, Ontario
THURS., JANtIA.R Y 27t1, 10441
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REFUSE TO TAKE .Juveniles Trounced
Kincardine Last Week
ICE, IN OVERTIME
Licknow and Wingham Juv-
eniles put on a Bobby • Burns
• hockey special here on Tuesday
bight,. °except'for, :the finish,`
• which sent' 800' keyed -up fans
away grumbling. ,.
Lucknow,' had ' cothe ' from be-
hind in: the thirdperiod • to. knot
the count: at •44-4on a pair of
nice goals by Stevenson; . • • Alt
•Lockridge refused to bring • his.
joys back on the .ice for the. reg-
ulation overtime period, and Ref-
eree Chuck Webster finally pro-
ceeded with the formality of
facing off, when Ab Chin dump-
ed the puck in the empty net.
for, a 5 to 4 default decision.
-Tosay the least it ' was a dis-
appointing ending to •a :game that
had provided sixty minutes of
nip and tuck , hockey •that ' was
,surprisingly fast in 'spite of soft
• and wet' ice. The conditionof the.
ice was Wingham s a r • i or
•
•
. playing ten . minutes of •overtime,,
which gave the fans, who. have
•been turning out in droves this.
r.winter, a very legitimate squawk.
McLeod in the 'Wfingham net
:.,played an outstanding. game . and
blocked and. smothered at 'least
' adozen `sure" goals as the Sepoys
. carried - the rubber right in on
top of • him. On the other . hand
Lucknow looked particularly bad. Second Period ••
on a couple of goals that Wing- 7_Kincardrne,-G: Linklater
hat ..4_.to --ed e` ..
ham Scored_ an -t g (Henry)-•-`- 1:40
8-Lucknow, R. Havens .. ,5.20
9-Lucknow,' W. Stevenson 14.30
Penalties -L. Hall, Strapp, A.
Chin.
Lucknow Juveniles chalked up
their second straight victory last
Wednesday night " when they
swamped. the` Kincardirie,,team"'ay�;
a 9.. to 2 score. in the Lucknow
arena..
' The ice" wasn't fast and as a
result the game-' lacked., tbe.'pep
that. the, :crowd of some six.' hun-
dred' fans ,was: looking: for.
:Lucknow ran in • Six straight
goals without a reply in the firs'
period. They olitscot•ed the visi-
tors .2 to .1 :in the second period
and each added. a counter in .the
third..
Roy. 'Havehs • and Bill Chin led
the scoring parade. with three
goals each. W. Stevenson got :a
pair and Jim Purves got the odd
one. .
Summary
First Period
1-Luckn9w, R. Haven
(H. Culbert, L. Hall)
2-Lucknow, R. Have
(L. Hall)
s •
.. 12,50
13.15
s.
a3- -Lucknow, B. Chin (W.
Stevenson, G. Chin) - 15.10
4--Lucknow, ii; Chin. (G,
Chin) - • 16.50
.5.-Lucknow, J. Purves
;.Havens) ...•i
6-Lucknow; B. Chin
• Chin)
(R. ,
.. 18.25
(G.•
• 19.58
Penalties -L. Hall; J. Pollard:
•
"that the visitors . had going into
the third looked like enough. the
way McLeod' was Kicking them:
out. • But with. Steyenson spark-
- the attack the ,Sepoys bottled
• . up, the, tiHurons for,, ,.most of: the
final frame; in a sustained 'at-
tack and netted them :goals at
six and thirteen .minutes. •
To Lucknow fans . it looked
more like the 'Sepoys' power
play, than the ' condition of ,the
ice that -decided Wingharn,to
. cline". the evertirne tilt.
Lucknow--Goal, Bud Orr; Def:.
Hall, Stevenson; centre,. A. Chin;
wings, B. Chin, G. Chin;"Alt.;
Culbert, . Havens, Purves, John-
ston:
Wingham-Goal,• McLeod; Def.
Lockeridge, Bell; centre, -Hilbert;
wings; Templeman, •Brown; Alt:,
1 empleman, Lloyd, Gardner,
Hoffman.
Referee -;Webster.
First Period . -
1=-Lucknow, Havens, (Cul-
bert) - 6.30
2--Winghaina Brown , • :13.05
3=-Wingham, Templeman .... 19.50
Penalty Purves:
Second Period -
• 4 Lucknow, Bill Chin (G.
Chin)' - • • .15
5Wingham, Lockeridge .... 12.02
6-Wingham, •Templeman .. 15.30
Penalty -Stevenson,' `
Third Period -
7=-Lucknow, Stevenson (Ha-.•
. yens) • 6.00
8-Lucknow, Stevenson' (G.
Chin) •13.:00
• Overtime '
9--Lucknow, A. Chin ,.. .05
.Juvenile Results . 'To Date
Lucknow
. Wingharn
Lucknow
'Goderich
Lucknow
a Goderich
7, Goderich 3
5, Goderich 3
9, Kincardine 2
2, •Kincardine 0
5, Wingham 4
.4,_ Kincardine. 1
The, Standing '
Won . Lost A WARM WELCOME was ex-
3 0 'tended, b§ • liyth `citizens 'last
1 • 1 week upon the return from over -
2 4-2 seas of Company Sergeant Ma-
-0 3 i jor .'George . McNeil. • '
Lucknow
Wingham '
Goderich ., •'
Kincardine 4 '
Third Period '
10-Lucknow; W.. Stevenson_
(L: Hall, • A. ,Chin). 3..10
1l --Kincardine; • Linklater •
('Henry) - - • 13.00
Penalties -Hall,.. A. Chin, Cul-
bert, Bell, Pollard.,. '
Lucknow-Goal, . Bud Orr; Def.
Hall and Stevenson; centre, Al-
bert Chin; Wings, B. Chin, G.
Chin; Alt., Havens, Purves, Cul-
bert, B. A. Johnston.
• Kincardine -Goal, Black, Def.,
Strapp, Bell; centre, Linkleicr;
Wings, Henry, Harriston; Alt.,
Pollard, Bird, • Connell, Cobean,
Jones.
Referee -Chuck Webster.
LIICKNOW GIRLS, EDGE . OUT
5-4 VICTORY AT RIPLEY
The Lucknow girls under the
i4ianag'ernent ' of Jimmy Boyle,
"squeezed out" a well earned 5
to victory over. the experienced
ST.. HELEN'S
The 'ebruaark' Meeting, of the
Women's Institute will be held. in
the Community .Bali on, Thurs-
day, February '3rd at 2.30. Roll
call, An outa'tanding event of
-1943. Subject, Citizenship, in
charge of Mrs. Lorne • Woods.
Program committee, Mrs. H.
Gaunt., Mrs. E.:Durnin:. • 'Motto,
Much outcry and little outcome,
by ' Mrs.: A. Aitchison. Hostesses,
Mrs. T. J. Todd, ' Mrs. Lorne
Woods. .•
The Community 1ial1 wad
ed to capacity on Fr` iday night
for the entertainment,' sponsored.
by .the Women's' Instittlte with
proceeds •for•warpiar eses.' Mr.
:Durnin Phillips was airman.
The, two one act comedy plays
presented by local . talent were
well received a -fid those taking
part •are to', be congratulated on
their success. The cast 'for `Lore,
and • Doughnuts" was as follows:
Oliver Jonathon `Jackson, a wid-
ower, Wallace Miller; Jonah
Capsdill, a simple minded youth,
'Fred McQuillin; Frank' Ray, a
mischievious youth, Dick W Bath-
erhead .and Miss Ellis. Elder, an
elderly maiden, Mrs. E. , W. Rice.
!!M ' s_rtg vec Fir ..
Aid,the following took part
Mrs. Harry Wilde (Ada) who in-'
sista ' .on being useful,' Mrs. Fred
McQuillin.; Laura, :the Wilde's
maid, Mrs.. Gordon McPherson;
the- girls, Mrs:Archibald•_ Martin,
Sobel.M01er•; Mrs, Win: Sanders,
Mrs Tom, Todd; Hilda. Williams,
Mae McDonald;.. Mrs.•..Edward'
Hazen, Helen,. McDonald; Jim
Fitzpatrick. 'who is • on the ;cops,
Grant Rutherford;. Dr,, Mortimer
Gerald, a new neighbor, E. W.
Rice.`1etween the. plays Mrs.
Ball favored with: two, readings.
Dancing was enjoyed to ' music-'' and Mrs. R. Tiffin spent Sunday. flower. fund. The topic was tak-
provided by Mr:.:'and Mrs: Geo, with Mr. and Mrs. V. Emerson. • en" by Donald Henderson who
Stuart, ' Mr. and Mrs: Chester Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin and. 'gave an interesting talk on the.
Taylor ..arid Miss 'Doris. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Donald Martin' and. life of Robert, Burns. Miss Gret-
with Mr. .G.A. Webb as.. caller•'' -baby Jean ,of' ,East 'Wawanosh ta Campbell: read one of Burn"s
Oft Proceeds amounted " to about': spent Sunday with, Mt., and: Mrs. poems. A-, solo .by Everett Lane
AN, _ E I COUNCIL MINUTES
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The LangOde• lied Cross 'held')
WEST 1NAWAOSH
their annual meeting on Thurs- The inaugural meeting of , the
1944 West Wawan osh Council
was held on January .10th: The
necessary- declarations of office'
were subscribed ' and ': Reeve.
.Brown Smyth welcomed Coun-
cillors Everett Finnigan, David
McAllister, Getr•don McPherson &
Wallace Miller to the J,9.44 Board;
Reeve Smyth spoke, of business
which. is ' liable to be brought be-
fore. council and dwelt at some
length 'on post war planning in-
timating that this .Council and
future councils must consider the -
problem of- re-establishment•1 '-
The following are the ;officials'
for the year 1944. Assessor, John
M: Aitchison; clerk, Durnin.
lips; treasurer, "Wm, A:, Bo,yler
caretaker, Gordon Foran; `board
of Health, • Dr., B. C. Weir;, C. M.
Aitchison? 'Thos. Salkeld; Joseph
Leddy; livestock valuators, Ed.
Purvis, . John A. Thompson, A.
Gaunt and J.. Sproul; auditors,
••Monteith and Monteith; pound -
keepers, A. Brown, R. Taylor, H.
Reid, W. ; Nicholson, T. Kearney;
A. ,Kinahan, Mid Humphrey,: Mc-
Kenzie Webb, D. Alton; • fence
i�•wer�,. u� a , nrsex,�Lug ing
P. V. Errington; Mark Armstrong,
-George Swan,, J. M. Greer, Sam.
Johnston.
The Council tl' adjourned to meet
on February lith at 130 -pine
} Durnin Phillips, .Clerk.
day evening. at the home -of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Brown. The fin-
ancial statement showed receipts
of $201.04 with expenses $131.43.
Balance on; hand $69.61: The
work convener reported 45 quilts;
,1 suit pajama's, '1 •, beys shirt, 4
boys blouses and 3' tops for quilts
on hand. •-Fourteen • boxes .Were
sent to the 'boys and girls in the
services costing $11.15-, postage
.$9.04: total $20.19. A vote of.
thanls to those _supplying -free'
music, giving -donations to bingo
games and donating rp;oney to t
Red Cross when they' are una
w
to • attend as 'moved by 1Gtrs:
Fred Tiffin`aiad seconded by Mrs.
Farish Moffat.:. The retiring pres-
ident,. Mr. . Victor Ei erson,
thanked all for their co-operation
and with Fred Tiffin presiding,
the following officers were::elect-
ed: , president, Ivan • Conley;. 1st
vice,. Kenneth Donaldson; sec-
retary, Mrs. Fred, Tiffin with
Mrs. V.' Emerson assistant; treas-
urer, Mrs. Wm. -.Brown;.. work
convener, Mrs. • Fred . Tiffin; • as-
sistants, Mrs. Bill Scott,, Mrs: Ivan
Conle Mrs. Farish M • ffat,, Mrs.
Wesley Tiffin, Mrs. R. ptewari
and. Mrs. Peter. Moffat, 'Sr.; yarn
convener, Mrs. Bill Scott; sewing
committee, Mrs. 'Farisli:'i Moffat.
It , was ' decided ,to carry on the
social evenings' in the homes and
in the; haI4. 'It' • was • decided ato
hold the . first .social evening on
Friday_ Charlie Tiffin offered 'to
pay the hall expenses :for this
evening..,
'Mr: and Mrs. 'Parish 'Moffat
spent Monday evening with Mr.
and Mrs._ Fred Tiffin
Mr. and Mrs. Rilissel: Ritchie
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Presbyterian Guild , -
•The Guild meeting was'•e
at the Manse on n • Monday even-
ing. After devotional exercises,`
Rev. C. H. MacDonald gave the
Bible study explaining the lst
chapter of` Galatians -.-A• special-- ---
collection was taken • for . the
,00..' ' • . ( R. Stewart. was followed by'. a reading by
Mrs.:Stanley Toddis a visitor ' Mr. and .Mrs. Gordon Scott of I Marion Grahain, after Which- a
With :her • parents, Mr. and Mrs..
Young'+a�t Loyal. ,
Mr. Murray Taylor who has
been ill with flu and its effects
since ,ill
'returned to' Pt.
Albert, Sunday. .
Mr. and Mrs. David Todd and
Mr: Stanley Todd: - were visitors
on . Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Neely Todd; -Stratford,. when
their son David Hoggarth ' was
baptized:
Ripley and Mr. `and Mss. • Earl.
Caslick of Culross, Mrs. Wallace
Conn , and Elaine- sperit Sunday
with • Mr. and Mrs: Tom - Hill.
Mr. Frank Miller .was ili again
and that an ambulance had to
get in' to take him to hospital in
London: Messrs. Wm, Brown,
Russel • Ritchie, Robert Donald-
son, Charlie Tiffin, Bill Scott $t
Victor Emerson answered - the
call and by evening they, along
with Jim McIntosh; and Lawrence
MacLeod, had the road cleared
of snow to allow the ambulance
to get in. Pte. Bruce Smith, his
brother-in-law, . accompanied" him
to London. -
contest. - was enjoyed. Rev. Mac-,
'Donald closed the Meeting -with
prayer. • .
Miss . Beatrice Caskinette re-
turned-this
eturnedthis week to her work at
Preston 'after an enforced rest
of ,a.. few weeks at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Caslick of
Culross spent Sunday with
and Mrs. George Harkness.
Miss Ruby Conn spent the
week -end ..with her friend,. Miss
Eileen Stewart. .
Teacher: "Why must we always
keep our homes clean and neat?"
Little Girl:. "Becau; a company
may walk in any minute". ,
Cleated Road For
Ambulance Patient '
On Saturday at noon word was
'received at Langside store that
• .60% OF CANADIANS FALL SHORT OF GOOD. NUTRITION!
and' highly -rated Ripley lassies ` „
on Friday night.
The local girls trailed by a
3 to 1 count at the end of .the,
first period, but in the second
period • tallied' three times to take
a 4 to 3 edge, but it was with
difficulty that they held it. Each
team - scored one goal in the 3rd.
Helen Salkeld was , the star of
the night - collecting four :.goals
and -Alma Solomon one. Mary
Caution gave a great •display of
goal tending in chalking up the
victory. Lucknow girls served all
five penalties in the "Cooler"..
Jell -McLeod, Doris Ferris and
of the Ripley squad. y--
. - Lucknow-Ggal, •Maty' Caution;
Def., Mary Marshall, ••Helen Mao-
Kenzie;
acKenzie; First line, Norma Ritchie,
Helen- $alkid-,• tiAlrrra..Solomon;.
Alt., Helen Mo vbray, - • Prances
Hani.ilton, Marjorie Solomon.
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