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O.M.H.A. PRESIDENT j
EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS
' Bjd Thompson has received
the following letter from Mike
Weichel of Elmira, president of
the Ontario Minor Hockey. As-
.sociSfion:, ./ .
“May I, as president /of the
O.M.H.A.,.Tand j on.7behalf of the--L'-•O.M.H^*>-.janq.i.(mj&enaiJi o,i me
(Secretary and. executive _ mem-"
.7bj0rs,. extend to .you anjd. your
chaJmpibns, our sin-
‘ - eejre congratulatipns for» a job
' ../•.welL done. • ;. ... ;•
■ ^It must foe quite gratifying to
know that your efforts have been
■rewarded with ^this great honor
of an Ontario championship/
Please convey my best wishes to*
, - all your boys”.
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DONATIONS, GRChW FOR
MIDGET JACKET^FUND
The ball is rolling for a jacket
.fund for the Lucknow Midgets,
_ _c_.chamipiQns_7.pf: Onitarib. The first
of the week : donations had been
received totalling . $64.50, but
much more will be needed to
make the jacket purchase poss
ible.
The team was sponsored by the
Legion but gate receipts were ai-
most nil early in the season and
didn’t meet operating costs. The
boys had a couple of good gate’s'
for the finals, but operating costs
mounted also. ' 4
7. 7 The jacket fund was started by
some enthusiastic fans wpo want
ed to see the champ^ suitably
honored arid no doulbt therb are
many more who will want to
7 tossiri"abuckortwoT‘crmore
’f or, the cause.Dohationsriiay-be
left at Mason’s Garage,
Contributions to date are. as
—r-follows^/ Ernie 1 -Crawford $2.00;
Chris Shelton 2.00; Harry Nixon
1.00; Tom Anderson 1.00; Cam MacDonald 2.00; Bob Mackenzie
200; Jack Kilpatrick 2.00; Steve
Stothers 2.00; J. R; McNab 1.00;
Lloyd Bell 1.00; Gordon Fisher
2.00; Russ Button 2.00; Ron For
ster 1.00; \Murray Couse fO.OO;
Bob Andrew 2100; EarT McDon
ald 5.00; Ken Cameron 2.00; Cliff
Crawford L00; George Beaton
1.00; Walter Oakes ,50; Noble
Johnston 2.00; Wm. Schmid 2.00;
- Austin- Solomon - 1.00 ; John . W.
Henderson Lumber Ltd. 10.00;
Rae & Porteous 5.00; Cam
-Thonipson 2,00.
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——Johnston_ Will Be Back - , .
If anyone had any doubts as
to where Russ Johnston would
do his fastball flipping this sum
mer it was dispelled last week
- when the Meaford Athletic Com
mission announced that Russ hstd
informed them he was already
getting into shape and was ready
to go whenever Meaford gave the
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THE J.U0KNQW SENTINEL, L&CKNOW. ^ONTARIO
Tinal Playoff: Results
Jack Bannister’s Wolverines are
the . new bowling champions of
the Lucknow-Dungannon ,Indoor
Bowling League.
Congratulations. to Mr, & Mi’s.
Bannister, Mr, and Mrs; Murray
Douse; Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Jack -Gopke,-
Mr. and Mrs. ..Jack Fisher and
Mr, and Mrs,1. Charlie .Smith who.
comprised the team! /’ ‘"
The; champs racked up a per
fect score during the first two
nights of the playoff and follow-,
ed through by edging the Gophers
and splitting with the Beavers to
finish iwell out in front..
Meanwhile (the Tilgers outlasted
the Coons in a hectic, ding dong
.roll-off for the consOlatiori prize,
which wasn’t decided until the
last men rolled in the final frame,
' Outstanding individual per
formances were turned in by
Wolverines—Couse-and Greer in
.the .“A” Series iwhile Tigers San
derson and Jeari Rutherford came
through iwiith the big ones in the
Tiger-Coon roll-off?
Seasonal Highlights
The strong showing of yester-
year’s thundering Beavers who
led the league most^of the Sseason.r
Cubs’ team accomplishments—
4op roliinlg flats.
Gophers and Chipmunks occas
ional spurts as they scored high
game totals,.
"~;Mbre" stellar bowling by Tiger
Mike Sanderson and Chipmunk
Anna Johnstone. a
High triples" by Cubs Frank
Eedy, and Donna Young,
"“liighr singles- ;by-Lion—Lloyd
Hodges., and Pole Cat Ken Mow--
bray.
Wolverines’ photo finish for the
last playoff berth followed by
their upset victory for . top hon
ors. ■' '
. Tigers’ recovery in time to grab
that consolation prize.
And last but not least, the true
sportsmanship and gameness dis
played by losing players who al
ways lose with a smile!
Grand Finale
Consisted of a delicious turkey
dinner served by the Women’s
Institute at the Recreational Cen
tre followed by dancing to Car-;
ruther’s orchestra. Floyd Wilson
made an excellent master of cere?
nlpnies.. After calling upon Go
pher Button to present prizes,
representatives of all teams paid
tribute to the Wolverines.
~^is^^eneTai--Tule~the-shoFtest-
after-dinner speeches are too long
and too dull but we are Of the
opinion that the Pole Cat samples
are-—well, different. Last year a
certain Cat made himself unpop
ular with a member of the fair
sex on his own .team-iby divulging
a “secret”. He was. outdone this
year by another Cat, the captain
himself, who saiw fit to confess
what everyone has known for a
long, long time! -The holiday
break is most welcome after
that. one. Seb you in the Fall!
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POSSIBLE HUGHIE HALL MAY
PITCH AGAIN FOR LUCKNOW
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With an Ontario hockey cham
pionship tucked; away, sport faps
can now turn their attention sole
ly to fastball and ask what’s cook
ing. ; ■/ ' "
' Could "be a m ighty interesting-
^ummer, Seems certain that the
jCrosset Mercurys, won’t operate
this year, and that Lucknow and
Wingham will join forces toTfield
a teain. The. neighboring town
has several diamond-wise guys
that could round out quite a
squad.. •
Mark Gardner’s all for it, He’d
like to see such a sqt-up "which
no douibt would include a couple
of: Lucknow-lborn lads, Doug Ait-
chison and Lome Gardner.
But, the big question yet to be
settled is. whb; the 1953 Legion
naire battery will be. Hurlers
that can hold their own in this
-loop - don’t come _a_iime a dozen.
Could be that Hughie Half might
yet be back here, and the Big
Fellow withy the powerful whip
was always ■ popular with local
(fans, and a Ibig. drawing card
everywhere on the circuit.
But" Hall-has a y good job now/-
and that folding stuff isn’t as en
ticing as it was in ‘collegiate
days. Nonetheless Hughie always
liked it here,, and if he performs
this season in the W.O.A.A. fast
ball loop, teri chances to one' it
will be in the Sepoy Town,’where
they’ll whoop up again that old
familiar cry “Come On Hugh”.
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Missing From^i^tute^- -
Ron Graham was missing from
the picture of the Midget champ
ions in our last, week’s issue. Ill?
ness kept him out of that game.
But, on the other hand, ’ there
were some others “missing” so
far as facial expression was con
cerned. It was a Free Press pic
ture,. and unfortunately a poor
one—and it ebst us nearly five
bucks to make matters worse.
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-Meaford/fastball dub will this
year be known a£ Knights of
Meaford. Their previous sponsor
was Peter’s Lunch, operated by
Kong Seto.
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Congratulations to Mr. & . Mrs.
E. Hackett and Mr; and Mrs, C.
McQuillin.
? Mrs. A. Ketchabaw spent a
couple .of days; ip Winghani Hos
pital receiving treatment on her
■foot.” .
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Henderson
spent a few days with his par
ents, Mr, and Mrs. J. Henderson.
Mr.- and. Mrs, Jack Henderson
attended the baptismal service at
North St. Church, Goderich when
Mr. and Mrs., George Wraithj’s.
daughter was ’baptized. .
: Mr? and Mrs. H. Ensign re
ceived word from Wingham that.
Mrs. Charles Smith is in poop
health/ v . ., v ,
Mrs. E. Smith of Detroit visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton.
. Mr.'and Mrs/Donald MacKen-
zie of Hamilton visited with his
brother, Kenneth MacKenzie.
Mr. and. Mrs. Roy, Gibson of
Lucknow visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Alvin Hamilton on Sunday.
Mr. Robt. McIntosh spent Sun
day in Detroit.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1st, 1953
Service 'and* Satisfaction in
Plumbing
and. ’
Heating
. Automatic Oil Furnaces In-
- stalled—See The Oil Ranges.
FURNACE REPAIRS
Bathroom Fixtures & Repairs
5 Eavetroughing,
- Air Conditioning.
District Agent For
BEATTY PUMPS & REPAIRS
25 Years Married
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Roulston
recently observed their 25th wed
ding anniversary, an occasion that
was marked by a surprise gather
ing of neighbors; who presented
Mr. and Mrs. Roulston with / a
lovely mirror,
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Port Elgin Council has approv
ed the appointment of Guy Spar
row “as life guard at the Lakeside
Beach during July and August,
if the fastball hurler wishes to
accept the post. 4 '
WHITECHURCH
A miscellaneous 'shower was
held for Miss* Marilyn Newman
at the Community Memorial Hall
in Whitechurch on Wednesday
evening? Jean Gaunt was chair
lady and the program started
with community singing. There"
were sixty ladies present. Mrs.
Lance Grain gave two readings.
Mrs. Dari Tiffin played a piano
solo and Mrs. Tiffin and Mrs.
Garnet Farrier sang a duet. Jean
Gaunt conducted two contests?
Then, Betty . Jane Newman and
Marjorie Coultes assisted the
bride in Opening the many love
ly gifts. Marilyn thanked the lad?
ies and all joined in singing “For
she’s a. jolly good fellow”. Lunch
was served by" The~ladtes^iri
charge. '
Mrs. James Mcllrath arrived
home from the hospital on Thurs
day. ■
Cars Collide On Bridge
- Mr. and, Mrs. Jack Craig and
Mt; and Mrs. Dawson Craig and
two sons narrowly escaped seri
ous injury Friday evening when
their car and one driven by Mr.
Reed of. Listowel met head-on on
-the_.Z,etland - bridge. Due' to the
snowstorm visibility was so poor
each, thought the other, car had
stopped and proceeded across~the
•bridge at. the (same time. , Mr.
Dawson’ Craig had to have
'switches put in a-cut across his’
hose. The rest got off with bruises
arid a bad shaking up.' Jack is
confined to the house, with a very
sore-chest; and side, -
0) For the first 8 weeks, feed a eefresh-mix
Chick Starter made with National Chick Mix
Concentrate supplying essential animal pro-
teins, vitamins and minerals.
(2) For the next four months, feed a tasty
*?fresh-mix” growing mdsh made with National
34% Developing Concentrate. This h^ a
growth-promoting /meat-meal base
and health-building vitamins and
minerals. , / ‘
Remember, bigger birds mean bigger
eggs—and bigger profits. So groin your
ivay,
PaV°iNtHife.
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