The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-03-24, Page 6T
THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE taken into the body it passes at
onee irito the ^Ippd stream and
acts first on the clever forebrain.
This is the part of the brain that
controls conduct,. The action of
alcohol is quicker. than we real
ize. Within a matter, of minutes
it enters the cerebo-spinal vfluid
and seeps through to the brain
and nerve centres. The result is
a numbing and paralyzing effect
which causes man to act as he
would not under normal circum
stances. It is well to remember
then that once alcohol passes into
our body, the normal free-work-,
lmg“-of - the brain ^ endangered.
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, Nobody will deny, that alcohol
has many important uses. Mod
ern civilization could not con
tinue without the industrial and
scientific aid of alcohol. But we
be<^)^ng’ increasingly aware
of ibe fact that beverage alcohol
has fa peculiar ?affinity ' for the
human body and more especially
the brain of man. The explana
tion is (simple. Alcohol is a dis
solver of fats, and the brain is
a fatty substance.. Alcohol also
picks up water put of the tissues
and the brain is nearly eighty
percent water. When alcohol is
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BANTAMS ELIMINATED BY
BROQKLIN IN FINALS
Lucknow Bantams were elini*
inated from' the O.M H.A;. Ban
tam “D” final series by a classy
Brooklin team who defeated the
locals 14*4 and; 13-2 to take the.
goals*td-count round 27-6. *>
In'Wingham arena on. Wednes
day night the score was 14-4 for
Brooklin . with goal scorers for
Lucknow being' Jim Pedersen 2,
Eugene Gardner and Jim Wilson
one each.Back in Port Perry bn
Friday, Lucknow-s goals were
scored by Jim Wilson and Jim
Pedersen. . .
Despite the championship ser
ies the Bantam team had a good
season and did well to win the
W.O.A.A, championship along
with, the semi-final,
round against Alvinston. Brooklin
was a power-packed team that
would prove st/ff enough . opposi
tion in some Midget tanks.
Line-up for Wednesday’s’ game
in Wingham was: - 5.-
Lucknow: goal, Jerry Mow
bray; def., Bill Fisher, Tom Prit
chard; centre,. Eugene Gardner;
wings, Jim Wilson, Jim Peder
sen; alt., Jack Coultes, Art How-
aid, Paul Henderson, Bill Marsh-J
all, Ted Collyer, Bruce Baker, Al
vin Hodgns, Bill. Robinson,
Brooklin: goal, Asling; defence,
Roberts; Grandy; centre, E. Tran;
wings, P, Tran, Pascoe; alt.,
Jones, Kaine, Disney, Biggs,
Doires, G. Tran.
First Period
1—-Brooklin, Disney (Kaine) 3.13
Z—Brooklin, Pascoe , (E. Tran)
- '■ 3.25 ’ ■ •
3;—Lucknow, Gardner 3.55
• 4—Brooklin, Pascoe (E. Tran,
P. Tran) 4.35
5— Brooklin, Pascoe—(P.-Tr.an-)U-
9.02 '
6— Lucknow; Pedersen (Gard
ner) 10.02
7— ‘Brooklin, P. Tran (E. Tran)
•16..45 '
8— Brooklin, P. Tran (E. Tran)
13.50 . “
9— ^-Brooklin, Jones. (Kaine) 17.08 prayer,. Mr;S. (Rev.) R. D. A.
Second Period j Currie and Mrs. George Fisher
Pascoe (P. Tran) j read the chapter on India in the
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WHITECHURCH
/The, W.M.S. meeting/for Chal
mers Presbyterian ’church for the
month-of March- wasTwell atten.-„
ded at the home of Mrs. Albert
McQuillin. Mrs. Jas. Mclnnes op
ened the meeting with the call
to worship. Hymn 393 was fol
lowed, by the scripture and med
itation, Acts 8:26-40 by Mrs. Daw
son Craig.' Mrs. Earl Caslick led
0—Brooklin,
* 3.50
11—-Brooklin,
i 5.35
12?—Brooklin,
8.53
13.,—Brooklin* Pascoe
10:i2;
14— Lucknow, Wilson
12.20
15— Brooklin,- E. Trail
18.43.
16— Lucknow’, Pedersen (Gard -
her) 13.50 #
Third Period
1 17—Brooklin, Pascoe 6.20
113—Brooklin, Pascoe (Roberts)
' ' 16.43
• (Roberts)
P. Tran (Pascoe)
(E. Tran)
(Gardner)
(Roberts)
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! Brooklin Win Midget Also . . H
i Brooklin. Midgets, as well as|i
Ltheir Bantams, have coped theh
- O.M.H.A. “C” title; Brooklin nosr;
ed Wainfleet 7.. to 6, to take the,
. Imai game and win the best-of - ■
' three series, in two straight. Luck-..;
now Midgets lost out to Wain-s
Heel; in' the semi-finals, by an 8-4. /
count 'in' two games. .<•<■ . .
j study boqk. Hymn 402 was sung
! followed by a chapter and a
discussion on what we are doing
to welcome and help displaced
persons who have come to reside
in our community, led by Mrs.
! Alex Robertson. The Glad Tid-
■ ings prayer was given by Mrs.
J Frank. Coulter. The business was
{'then, dispensed with by the. pres-
1 idept.,, Mrs. Walter Lott led in
the offertory' prayer. The roll call
[ was responded to by character-
i istics of Philip/ Hymn, 481 was
jsung and the meeting closed with
the Lord’s prayer. Mrs. George
Fisher was convener of the meet
ing. The April meeting will be
the Easter thankoffering with a
special speaker. Mrs. Currie is
convener of the program^ and has
invited the ladies to 'meet at the
..Manse..
The Chalmer’s Young People's
Society entertained the Wingham
Young People’s Society of the
.Presbyterian church,- Walter El——
liott presided for the program.
Ross MacGregor gave the scrip- “
ture and meditation. James Wil
son led in prayer. Murray Gaunt
favored with saxaphone solos and
a vocal .solo, -‘Bless this House”.
The Wingham Y.P. presented a
skit, “How; Young People’s Soc
ieties Should Not Be Run”, and
Gordon Ross gave piano solos.
The .meeting closed by repeating t
the1 mizpah' benediction. Games
and‘ refreshments followed.
The Women’s Institute held an
other successful euchre in the
hall on Friday evening with 16
tables playing. The evening was
in charge of Mrs. Ernest Case-
more, Mrs. Jack Burchill and
! Mrs.. Owen .King. High prizes
j w ent to Mrs. John Gaunt and
Dustin Beecroft. Second high was
tied by Mrs. Walter’Lott and Mrs.----
FranlCROss and won by' the lai- •
ter. Frank Ross jwon the lone
hand prize and Willace Conn the
second high. Lunch was served
arid another enjoyable evening
brought to a close.
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