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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1936.THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
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uMiuEK A^HFlELl) PASTOR
DIED IN LUS ANGELEa
JUNIORS ON TOP
IN PLAYOFF SERIES
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Win First
Tuesday 2 j to 1 — Second Game
> Here Tonight (Thursday)—Goals
Count On Round—Winners Enter
W.O.H.A. Semi-Finals
Game In Walkerton On
Kincardine—Goal, Thompson; de
fense, Burrows, Robinson; 1st line,
Sutherland, J. McDonald, Munroe;
alternates, Capstick, Gregor,
MacDonald and Anderson.
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Lucknow Juniors are getting a
big hand following their 2 to 1 vic
tory inWalkerton on Tuesday night.
All'of which is proper, but what
they need most is a big crowd on
; hand tonight (Thursday) when they
take bn the County Towners in the
deciding contest.. The . series is a
two-game affair, goals to count. The
Sepoys have the jump on the visitors
who, you can be assured, will be
putting up a battle to avoid elimin
ation. The winners enters the semi
final round for the W. O. H. A. Junior
championship.
The local lads victory on Tuesday
has overnight aroused hockey inter
est to a point that has been lacking
sofar this season, that is, as far
as enriching the treasury was con'
cerned. » , '
Tuesday night’s battle was a hard
fought tussle, that, while slowed
down by soft ice, did not.lack for
interest, as two evenly matched
teams found both goalies hard •_ to
beat, ’flhe Jewitt brothers, Charlie
and Bill ' accounted for * Lucknow’s
-Ltw-O—gbals-r--__ __-____-_____. __
’ Harold Ritchie turned in- one of
the best games of his career inthe
—. nets and was a big factor in frus;
trating Walkerton’s five-man attack
as they ganged the Lucknow net
? during the last five minutes « nr a
;■'__futile effort topknot' the count.
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When Lucknow playfcd in Tees-
water '^he News” reported the score
as 3' to 2 for Teeswater.. The editor
(who wasn’t at the game)'. ■ got his
information from-some of the Tees
water players, who pulled a fast one
"on him in .giving him the wrong dope
which rather peeved jthe Scribe who
gav.e the Teesers a bit of .panning1
in last, week’s issue and at the same
time apologized’ to the Lucknow Club?
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The ?Teeswater Juniors had a hec
tic trip in completing their last game
with Brussels. ^They went by sleigh
to Wingham and took the C.N.R. to
Brussels. Returning that night; they
stayed in Wingham overnight, plan
ning to take the C.P.R. to Teeswater
the next day, Trains were; blocked-
however and the' roads too heavy for
the horses, so the boys set out on
foot and it was a"weary lot" that- one
after another ■ dragged themselves
into the village later in the day.
The necessity of group winners
being declared in the: W.O.H.A. jun
ior series, resulted in Teeswater,
-Lucknow playoff series being cancel
led . and the locals declared group
_winnejrs.___. ■" ______
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Anyway with four straight wins,
2the locals certainly earned this dis
tinction without the necessity of a
playoff.
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rus saci^nciak moors -in tnat charge
jaiere. is now a commodious new
church ouiiuing ana agrowing, Lor-
w’ara.r looiiing niemoersnip. Alter
i|uee heroic years mere, Dr. Oaten
was\appointed to the union Avenue.
>j.eti*0uisc cnurca, wnere he also
gave a spienuiu Account'df his stew-
urusnip. 1'pr thb last three years,
Di\ arid* Mrs. Oaten have peen asso^
elated ’ with the First Methodist
church - of Hollywood, and during
mis last past summer, he was em
ployed by the, church as visiting pas
tor and financial counsellor. During
the absence of the pastor, Dr, Glenn,
kti Phillips on a trip, to the Orient,
Dr. Oaten presided ih the Sunday
services and contributed most Help
fully to every phase of church ac,tiv-
tty. His friends in church arid com
munity are legion.
It wAs immediately following his
address at the home-coming services
that he was stricken with the fatal
heart attack. Eager always to be
found active in the servi.ee of his
Lord, he died as he lived, with words
of praise and testimony on his lips.
In addition to his wife, there rej
main of his immediate family circle,
a son, Rev. Beverley Oaten, General
Secretary of the Student Christian
Movement for the Colleges and Uni
versities of Canada, arid a daughter,
Mrs. W. A. Riddell (Beryl) Regina,
Sask., twin sister of Beverley. ■ -
. Funeral services Were held Sunday
afternoon, November^ 10th, in the
sanctuary of. the First Meth-Church
of-Hollywood*—with__.Br,_Glenn R
Philips, pastor, -in charge. .
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4th CON., KINLOSS
CAPT. McKAY MEMBER OF
FAMOUS TUG-O-WAR TEAM
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_iune, ouv w lutei:
rii uic year owing to me severe Hi-
ox ms lather, tv.no . ururi at
age ox loo years, lie arrivei
xave However, to see ins lutHer ^live.
weaving ms laiLiy in Lucknow,-
..e uguxii reiurnea *>o tue west .wnere
lie COOK Up larmuig . quite' close to
^laiesnuim, in. AuUu. ne lanneu, efimc
quite, successiuriy .until
me creeping years . j.
xiom lurtner larin activiues ana. be
purciiused a
where. he has since resided. He .Was
a Very Keen gardner during^ his' lat
ter years until.' failing eyesight pre
vented hnn iioni^dding this as a jloD-
,yy. Another' hobuy ail ihroqgh his.
lifetime was the carving of miniature
sail boats. He Sold arid gave away a
number of these’ tliree-inasted ships,
luliy- figged even down to the men,'
and wheels, lie- ^t.ill has one in his
liome. yet, of which the» family are
indeed proud.
; The - captain has. had no serious
illness'in his life, except fo? his fail
ing eyesight. speaks Gaelic ^flu
ently,/and wa|», brought up^ in the
. Gaelic church in Lucknow, Ont.
As his father was,- he is also! a
real Libera^, and the. results of. the
last and recent ’ Federal election' in
spired: within him a feeling of joy.
- Failing eyesight has confined him.
to his home during tlie .last few
years, • havjng lost this -faculty • by
reason of cataracts. During the sum
mer of 193.1 he'was operated, upon
and it was hoped that-i.t/^ould-i’e-'
"suit" in •’The" reco ver y~bf' h"js“ ;
it was to no avail. -He is. in good
health, however, and his 'mind is
very keen and he is intensely inter
ested
< loo
.alive.
' i • 1»22 when
prevented lum
cottage in NantOft
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Lucknow players. were Harold7
Ritchie, Gordon Miller, Bill Hewat,
Charlie .Jewitt, Jack Fisher, Leon
ard MacDonald, Bud > Thompson, Bill
Jewitt, Bill McKenzie and George
Joynt.
. ' ; KINCARDINE TOOK BIG
LEAD IN FIRST PLAYOFF
A .fia?J Ripley Redmen 6 To 1 Set
Back In Rugged Battle—Bowers
... Cracked Over The Head And Re
quired Repairs.
On 'Monday night, Ripley and Kin
cardine played the: first of a two-
- game series to determine which team
will meet the winner of the.Clinton-
Seaforth series for the group cham
pionship. And with the Circle Bars
grabbing a 6 to . 1 decision, there
appears Tittle doubt who the final
winner will be when the 2nd game
ends which is ordered for Wednes
day night. Regardless of what may
occurr the C. B’s. should at least* be
able to defend their comfortable
margin, which they were fortunate
to pile up,| for while they outclassed
the. Redmen in the 1st frame tr
score 3 goals, they were on the de
fensive, for a greater' part of the
remainder of the trahne arid Ripley’c
„ players, could claim assists on t^'
other trio of rift reals the C. B’®_
got: Even at *>'»'♦■ Redmen wo»’&>
.have made th ■ close had ho'
lady luck., deserted . them entirely ..
Tt -was a rugged, hard hittin-
tussle on sticky ice "that came to a
climax late in. the 2nd period whe•
Art Gregor cracked Bowers over thr
' head with a stick that . inflicted ?
deen two-inch scalp wound that sen’
the veteran Redmen to the dressin
room for. repairs a bit groggv
Gregor . seemed to be* going , about
with a chip on his shoulder all night
but was coming off second best, that
led to the attack. Both players were
given 10-minute misconduct penal-.,
ties,' although Bowers appeared to
be doing nothing more than warding
off the attack.
N. McDonald took Capstic^
for the first goal at 6 minutes.'/' At
12 minutes Jack MacDonald.
up a loose puck and poked it ih and
... 4 minutes later, Capstick, Gregor
1 and MacDonald combined with “Gap
py” getting the marker. Bowers
__.i___drew.the only penalty ol^the frame.
The 2nd frame was l&mWftis old
when “Shaggy” McDonald banged
home the, disc1 that Bob Thompson
was trying to clear up the ice; Bur
rows, N. MacDonald and' Gregor,
1 twice drew the wave to the penalty
pen-^is well as the two 10-minute
j’^fconducts.
Munroe’s long shot, early, in the
3rd frame deflected off Bowers’skate
for goal number 5 arid the period
wasc near the ah 'when Burrows bang
ed in the aikth. Eiffert On a« pass
from Bowers got Ripley’s loan goal
at 6 minutes. MeLay drew the only
penalty of the period. ' A
/ Ripley—Goal, C. Finlayson; de
fense, B. Thompson, Bowers6;. 1st'
line, McLay, McLean, Ahern; alter
nates, Matheson, 0. Thompson, Eifert
and Ferris.
New Hamburg (last year’s W.0.„
_H. A., junior . winners) is again;
in the junior race this season, /hav
ing won the 'Kitchener . Junior City
League in time to-qualify for the
W.O.H.A. playdovrins. This team
draws a bye.
According--to—the Chesley Enter-,
prise, Hanover meets Markdple arid'
Walkerton stacks up against Luck
now in the playoffs.
That Markdale is in the . Junior
series is news here and, what *has
become of the Hillsburg team which
drew a bye when the groupings were
first arrarfged.
It was certainly not hockey weath
er on Tuesdqy^ but the. local Juniors
had to make the trip to Walkertori
for the first game of therround. Soft
and slushy roads were almpst im
passible, but it was a sleigh load of
optomistic youths that set out by
sleigh/ shortly after one o’clock.
When they reached Blackhorse they
transferred to Bannerman’s truck
and finished the trip to the Count*'
Town more speedily.
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Rov Parker, well-known ball njay
«r, who was employed" on th® CNP
action trang at Mildmay for th#»
st two years, has j pone to RAptu
■'Hinton where he .wi’l be
.'mnjnyed.1 - x
p BOUNDARY ‘W™’r
in the affairs of the day.
Miss. Blanche McDougall spent a
few days-last week in-Toronto-.
The ^U.F.W.p. meeting which waS
postponed last week, is to be this
Thursday at the hohie of Mrs. Carn-
ochan, Lucknow. •
Mr. Herbert Buckton. spent the
week end in Toronto.. ;
Mrs. Thomas Roach received .the
sad news of the death of her sister,
_Mrs, Sv Nicholson, who was, asphyx-.
iated with monoxide gas in her home.
Mr. Dick McQuillin is laid up at
present with blood poison...... ......
Mrs. Walter McKenzie returned”
home this week from Toronto.
Mr. Gilbert Hamilton has purchas
ed a new farm and intends moving
"in the spring.
Mr, and Mrs. Archie MacIntyre
entertairjed a number of friends-on Shirley visited Mr. and Mrs. Hannah
Thursday night. one evening last week. "„ ..
’ CULROSS" CORNERS ;
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•Mr. and Mrs. Alex Whytock.
family spent Sunday, ^ith Mr.
Mrs. Fred Thompson.
■ Miss Winnie McPherson who
and
and
has
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We are. sorry t ? ’*o
Johnston is suffering fr m
>f'rheuriiatic fever. Wc^ht’* !
''eedy recovery. ■
Miss Dorothy Irwin
‘ qme after s’-'endin?* a
ith her cousin Mi«s ▼?-’!*>•-■ TT-
f 2ion.
Mr.. Leonard Webster rcturne-’
home from Boyers Camp.” Nicholson
where he-has been for the past si\-
•nonths.
Mr. D. G. MacKenzie has m>ade o'
few friendly Calls on the boundary
recently.. * • .•
Mr. and hMrs? Dan Nicholson sneM
a day recently, with ' Mr. and?Mre ,
Harold" Stanley of }the 2nd con.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Irwin snen*
the week-end at the home of' her,
father, Mr. George Thompson
Kinlo'ugh.’
/Paramount
Miss Minnie Richards •spenT"the
W^ek-end with friends in Toronto.;
Mr.~"and Mrs. James Bliie, Amberg
fey, were recent visitors with Mt.
and Mrs. Grant MacDiarmid.
. Mr. Albert Towle arrived home
from Toronto last week, after spend
ing’the past few months with * his
daughter, Mrs. Howe.
Congratulations _,are extended to
Mr. and Mrs. James Ketchabaw (nee
•Edna Wolfe) on the arrival of a
baby girl, on February £lst. ,,
The sympathy of the community
is extended to Mrs. James MacDon
ald in the loss of her father, Mr
Johnstone. , - '
The February meeting of the
Paramount U.F.W.O.s Club rs to be
held at, the home of Miss Ethel Mar
tin oh Wednesday, Feb. 26th.
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O I«1U Up UV
>n in his foot
been ^seriously, .ill,, in," Giuelph hospital,
is doing as'well as can be expected.
Mr. Will Finnell and Dorothy
spent Sunday afternoon w,ith Mr?
and Mrs. Earle Hodgins..
’ Miss Dorothy Finnell visited Mrs.
James Wraith one day last week.
Mr. Ford Murray spent the week
end at Mr. Joe Wall’s.
Mrs. Walter Hodgins spent an af-
•ternoori with Mrs. Joe Hannah.
Mr. and M*rs. Earle Hodgins" and
one evening last week.
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p- anj Mfs.~~Humphry; ofr 8t~
Helens were guests of Mr. and Mra.
.J. Hunter on Sunday. _r. _
. Miss Jean Long spent. Friday ev
ening with Mrs. R. E. Gilmore.
Mr. and Mrs; Edgar Ritchie were
Sunday visitors- at -Mr? Alb;; Helm'a;
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. MacDonagl^
visited with their son, John and Mrs,
MacDonagh on/Friday last.
Mr., and Mrs. Jake Hunter spent
an evening with .Gordon Ritchie’s.
Mr. R. Reed and Lizzie were guests
of Jno. McDonald’s on Sunday af
ternoon. : *
Mr. and Mrs. Will Helm and babe
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Les. Rit
chie-Sunday afterfioon. . ,
Mrs-.-- Robt. Ritchie spent a few
days with., her daughter, Mrs. A
Wilson °of Lucknow.
Mr. arid Mrs. Ralph Hill of Purple
a nurse being in attendance on: him Gro^.e spent the week-end with Mrs
at present. { Hill’s .mother, Mrs. Long..
ZION
--_Mis^-AdaTWebs.Ur_^.pjenLJ^e_^ekr..
end with Mr. and Mrs.'Richard Gar
dner..' 1 '* '■ ' . -
Colnmunion will be observed in
Zion Church next Sunday morning.
. The sympathy of the community
is '.extended—'to--MFs*-and—Mrs,—C.—E..
AlcDonagh, on the- recent death of
her brother, Mr;- John Johnston.
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Mr; and Mrs. W. G. Webster and
family of Lucknow, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. .Will Gardner.
Mrs. Webster and Helen remained
to spend a week with Zion friends. /
The members of L.O.L; . No. 1044
will be At Home to their friends ol
the. community on Friday evening,
Feb. 28th. Court Whist. Program and
dancing. Cards at 8.30 sharp.
Miss Beryl<, Gardner is spending
the week with friends in Lucknow.
The friends ’of Mr. F, G. Topp of
Toronto, regret to learn that he *is
not in the enjoyment of good health.
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