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THELUCKHOW SENTINEL,' L` UCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY; APRIL 'Nh, '1969
.1968 - 69Bantam..HockeyTeamBecome
Lucknow's fiat Triple-Tr"ophy VlCnners"
The Lucknow Bantam hockey
players can look back on, the past
hockey season.witih considerable
pride. They. were Finalists in the . .
W.O. A•. A..' play-offs , finalists in
the' Clinton and Paisley • •
tournaments and trophy -winners in
'the - Walkerton, Harriston and South
ampton tournaments, •
• Managed by Grant Chisholm and
Brock Cleland, and, coached 'by
Grant and Roy Emberlin , the team
was considered. by,rnany fans to be
one of Lucknow's finest hockey:
teams of recent years; During an
exciting season of lips and':downs,
third -period lasses and come. -from,:
behind victories, the boys provided
their •fans with a lot of good,clean,,.
fast hockey:
TEAM STATISTICS
Played' .. Won
36 games .23 .•
(Includes 2 overtime wins)
Player Position
Andy: Whitby, tlR.W. '56
Kenny Farrish, C. .......: ,..,.,. ,.......40.
Jim Murray,'L.W: s35
•Kim Cowan, C. 30
Dale Hunter, R.W: ......;., 24'.
Marc '.Chisholm , L.W. ..; 8
Graham Hamilton, D. 5
Wayne -Courtney, LW • 5
Steven Hackett, C. 3
Wayne Pritchard, Il "= , 0
David Black, D 0
Ray ,Cranston, R.W. ' 1
Greg Hamilton, R.W.0
Bob Simpson, H.:W. 2
D • Farrish, D. .... 0' •
Kenn Hamilton,D w... 0
Goalies CSP. `;. ' Goals
Lost Tied GF' , GA•
10 3 210 156
Dave ' Cleland 23%• .91
Doug: Corrin 13 65
• A Points
•.:. 29 . 85 .
38 78
41 76,
35 ' 65
33 , 57
.35 43
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9 .14''.
7 i0'
10: • 10
5 5`.
4
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2
1:,
4
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2.:
1.
Av. Shutouts
3.9 1ir .
5 •
xr+ Arti'. x 41
1•
LuCknow-=
Dungannon.
•; The second,last ,week, of the .Luck-
now -Dungannon league ended with
Marion MacKinnon taking single
and triple honours with a 285 single
and a' 652_.triplP
Other •top lady bowlers for '"A"
' group were Cora Thompson 258. and
230, "Pearl Jamieson 249', Betty.
McDonagh 242 , Anne Anderson 241•
Jack MacDonald .rolled a 301.sir
gle, Harold 'Erringtonbowled a'
291 and 269 which gives him the
week's triple of '751
Men bowlers 'were, Bill .Searle 282,
Stuart Jamieson 274, Mei Dickson
Z14, Donald MacKinnon 273., Chas.
Anderson .268,
group -is left ,in this order:..
Zebras 19, Tigers 18, Gophers 14
Beavers 12; Cubs 12, Wolverines 9`
Anna Johnstone knocked down the
'pins 'for a 284 single and Shirley •
• Hawthorne' rolled a 673 triple.
;Shirley 'Hawthorne had a 269
game, Hazel Webster 267, Jessie
Joynt 240 Eileen. Lavis 236, .
`Bob Finlay took over. <for the tna1el
on '`B" group with. a 2'77 single and
• •a :707 triple., •
. "J ack•'Mebew:led. 'a '2
Ladles 9 p.m.
Carol Chettleburgh took top
honours this week with a High Sin=
gle of 321'•and a High Triple 710:
Good •Bolt/ling, Carol! ;,
Game's Played: Mary McMurray's.
Humbugs 2, Kay Forster's' Gumdropsf
5; Mary Cleland's Lollipops;3 Lois
Iden -s T�ueenn 4;Barbara
•Sanderson's..Chocolates 5 ; Irene
Nelson's Peppermints. 2.
Team Standings: Humbugs 19,
Gumdrops 17, Chocolates 17, Loll-
11y:e'ans t ,
•
Peppermints 9.,
Games'200 'and over Kathy Gib=
sone 248,:. Kay Crawford 257, Sadie
•
David Farrish is shown receiving
the trophy emblematic oft he•
W. O. A. A. Pee Wee "D" charnpion
ship which was presented as;:the
Lucknow'Pee Wees -won the series
at Arthur. ° They defeated Arthur
two straight in the best -of -three
series.
KINLOUGH
Susan. Gibson. of Teeswater .visited
with Johnny Sutton over the week
end. i
' Jean Sutton of. London spent Easter
at her home here..
Mr.' and Mrs..John 'Kemp' of Glen
coe visited on Monday with Mr.'
and. Mrs,. Lyman Sutton.
The Kinlou h An' lican Church
Wdmen; are invited to Ripley on
Thursday afternoon to the St :. Pauls
ladies Easter. Thankoffering and on
Tuesday . next to the `St,, Peters
A; C. W. Thankoffering at 8:30
P
. m°. in the :Parish hall; and to
Church of 1Vle ssiah , • Kincardine..
Easter T:hankoffering'on. Wednesday
April 16th at 8:30 .p.m.. Mrs: How-
ard Thompson%s.hostess for .the reg-
ular meeting on ThursdaY, April
17th. •
' M� .end-M-rs, -George-Pert-y-o
Bert Ellio#t's Rink (or.'wus it iHk..rrX
Scoti's) Won Ripley Club Championship
RIPLEY CURLING NEWS:
BY, DON McLAY
The .winter's: activities ceased' ,at
the Ripley Curling° Club with the '
shut -down of the plant at the end
of March. The play-off for the
John Bell'Trophy and the Club
Championship had Harry. `Scott in
"the unique position of playing ag-
ainst
g ainst his own rink. Harry had! won
the .,,Christmas draw , curling with
Harry Colling,, Lloyd. Wylds and ,
Bob Johnston. and defeated Don;
Gaunt, winner.of the January Draw
. in the:preliminary round. Harry's
rink of Allan.Irwin, at lead Allan
Johnston; Second. and Rin MacDon-
ald , vice, had won the March
draw.Harry then had to relinquish.
the skip's -chores on the second rink
to Bert Elliott, and, take his origin-
al `rink into. the final. The 12=end
final was. close right down to the
wire,. being tied'coming home,.and was won by Bert. Elliott , ' So-
Harry
o
Harry had to content himself with.
'the. runner-up trophy while: congrat-
ulating his March draw team`
mates;
Kiflgsbridge'Cubs
Receive Badges. _
By Sixer '.Joe Van Rooy
A 'meeting was held on April 2'' in
,Kingsbridge Hall with 33 cubs'pre-
Wally Ballagh.,, of.Teeswater,: was
the winner -of the J.S. -Robb Trophy
in the most .successful wind-up
ever,eon Saturday., March; 29,
Wally had able assistance from
Helen• and Bob, IvicKague, with his
wife Ruth, at lead to pile up a .
record.of three wins plus .17, Sandy
MacCharles, with Doris'' and Morg-
an Johnston• and• his wife Peg, _was.
the winner of the 9 a. ni,: 'draw, and
took :second place. on the day, with
three wins plus 13.„ Second prize 00
the late draw went to Gordon Patt
erson's •entry , skipped by Bert
Elliott, which tied Sandy's rink
on wins; plusses ,, aggregate, but
counted one less end. Other '
winners on the; early:draw were:
2nd Allan MacTavish; 3rd - Donald•
MacTavish; 4th - Jim MacDonald;
5th - Jim Harris and Consolation,
Harold Fair .:Special for the.most
honest curlers went to Harry-
Scott's
arry
Scott's rink. Other. winners •on'the
late draw were: 3rd Stuart Reavie:-
4th Lloyd .Wylds; 5th Jim.
Hawkins, Consolation Mac Inglis
and: the Special' award to: Murray
Shiells'' rink.
• Special.thanks are:due to Gordon,
Montgomery who supplied-the;bus.
to transport the curlers : to .and.
.from Kincardine'and to Ambrose'.
Gamble who faithfully drove the. • :
bus. during:the day. The' °ladies,•of'.
the Ripley Club,. deserve a special •
Mention'. as they moved the; . food'
to Kincardine to feed 64 of the, hurl
gry eurlers ; 'Another crew looked
after the' other:48 in *ley.:.The
sent.; Sixer Joe Van Rooy led 'in, the catering went` off; without a. titch'
Grand Howl. <Boot; jacks were- made and was much appreciated by ,ev-
eryone . 'Thanks. also , ' to the: Kin 7
sardine Club ,..who made' the ice'
and all their `facilities 'available;
to -the lova -G1uh LastT-hut-hy ne
Means. least to. the bonspiel comm-
ittee, under.Grant 'MacDonaldi'.
with the assistance of club officials
and' Evylene and Marge •MacTavish,
who; handled. a most difficult
`chore.
by'each cub.. . Ron told what, mater-
ials to bring'to'the next.meeting; for
the making of Kites
sented.�bad ges�-to-Jimmy-
Listowel visited with Mrs .:• Johp
Barr •
Mr. and Mrs.' Leonard Stanley, •
Connie and Cathy.and Sharon Stan
ley of Port Credit' and Shirley
Sauder of Hamilton spent the Week-
end with Mr., and Mrs. Ezra Stan
ley, Douglas. ;and Arthur:. They
were all dinner guests on -Easter;.
Day with Mr. and. Mrs':• R.J. Kaake
Cindy and Larry at 'Walkerton,
Mr.. and Mrs.. Kenneth. Hodgins of
Niagara Falls spent Easter here
with their mother ,,Mrs. .Marrietta
Hodgins.; Eileen and; Beverley
Gilman. •
•
apathy-isextend
relatives of the late Basil
Thompson of Kitchener. Mrs
Thompson was the former. Annie
Hodgins' of Concession 10.
239 �. Kw-art-Webster-af-Kirklan lake--
visited with relatives here.' .
Mr. and :Mrs: Clare Sparing,.
Allan and Douglas , Mr ... and Mrs.
George' Haldenby spent Easter in. •
Sarnia with Mr'. and Mrs. Harold
Lavis -236 . Haldenby.
This: puts "B" group in this order:
Lions 21,, Pole Gats 18 , Chipmunks'
15,, .Coons ° 15, Squirrels 9, Ka.nga-
roos 6. •
Next week•is the one that will ,
tell the tale, so let's all Set some
world shaking records!
MacMillanm
245,; Margaret Haii
0- 'Joy D is; 223'an
Marie Stewart•:256 ;••JoAnne:Barger
;231 Barb::. Sanderson 225, Carol`
Chettleburgh 321' and 209, Dorothy
Errington: 202 and 271,. Isabel Wilk-
in 220 kose •Hall 240 Eileen
, ,
•
•
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Currie', Bren.-.
da and Darlene of Waterloo, lvl.r'
• ' ' and Mrs Scott Walsh'. atenhe
Ladies
Marion MacKinnon rolled the high
Single game of 295 and Jean Phill-
ips the high triple of 669
• Team. Points:: Violet Arnold's.
Swallows 5 , Belle Mole's Larks 2;
Edith Webster's Chickadees 5, Jean
Phillips'. Jays. 2; Ena .Henderson's
Phoebe$ 5 , Norma McDonagh's Bob
'olinks 2., • •
Carnes of 200 and over: Marion
MacKinnon 295, Jean Phillips
an . , nne. •urney.
Mildred Cameron 203, Ttudy
Foran 225, Norma McDonagh 220,
Ena Henderson 217, Perne MacDon-
ald 216. • ••-
Team Standings: • Swallows 18,
Bobolinks_ 17, Chickadees 17, Larks •
14, Phoebes 11, 'Jays 7.
Debbie .and Sherry., Mr.. and Mrs
: Iv1 filler Hartwick of Kincardine
spent Sunday with 'Mrs, 'Gertrude.
Walsh,'
• Mr. ,and Mrs. Jerry 'Collison 'of
Georgetown visited over the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nichol-
son.
Mr, and Mrs. Donald .Earle .and
family of Beachville, Mr, 'and. :Mrs,
Elgin Hogg and family of Winghart
visited on Easter with Mr • and Mrs.
y . c ne er, an. ,Betty ,
Word was received -here of the •
death of Mrs, Elmer Percy at Sar-
dis, British Columbia , Her husband,.,
Elmer passed away a short time
ago, He was formerly of-Kinlough..
Sympathy of relatives and friends
here is eicterided. to the bereaved.
MacKinnon • (blue star also) ,Glenn•
Dougherty,,,Tommy:O' Keefe , a
Danny Roel, Joe and Henry Van''
Rooy:. Sixer Eugene Austin, led in.
the Grand' Howl. Happy Birthday
was sung to Ron. *The Tigers are in
charge of campfire.'
The Cougars.put on a skit Akela •
led in 0 Canada and the Lord's
Prayer . •
•
Don't forget .the ':annual meeting,
at 8:00'p m' , Friday, April''llth!`
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