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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-01-26, Page 22• „ THE kUcKNOW•!EINTINEI,, 1,.UCKNOW,. ONTARIO WEDNESDAY/ FEBRUARY 2, 1972 .V1E.D.W Sepoys Play Welt Defeat:League. Leading Mt, 'ROO/ 7ii06. c First place Mount Forest came to play Lucknow Sepoys in the local arena Monday night and went home disappointed as Luck; now.clipped their .wings 7-6. Lucknow played one of their best games of the season. John Rutherford stepped into the goal and played a standard game. The line of John Erriberlin, Dave • MacKinnon and Glen-MOrningstar scored all goals needed, scoring the winner with 2 secondsleft to play after Mount Forest had scor- ed the'tieing goal at 19.53 of the third period. - John Emberlin had a sharp night with 4 goals and 2 assists; Dave Lucknow .is presently engaged MacKinnon 1 goal, 4 assists; Glen Morningstar., 2 goals and 4 assists; Harvey Livingstone, 2 assists. This gameproved a point that Lucknow can play a good brand of hockey as they have now defeated every team in the Leagtie at least once: Mount Forest leads the league with 19 points, Arthur has 13, Elarriston 16, Lucknow 11 and Riv- erside 2. Dave MaCKinnon is top Lucknow scorer with 25 points and is, tied for fourth spot in the league. John Fludder and John Emberlin each have 21 points. Fleas Lose . • Leo Kinahan scored two goals, Jain Penny and Mike Rintoul I each, as Wingham Fleas defeated Lu,cknow 4-0 in a game in Luck- now on Saturday. • '4 Bantams Lose, 971. In Opener The second game will be play- ed in Hensall Thursday. Lucknow. Dungannon 1\lenti 'high triple was roii .ed lay Jack Caesar with 724.' He also, had high single of 325. LadieS' high triple was rolled by Gwen Caesar with 710, and the high single by Joy Dennis with 281 Men over 250 -.Jack Caesar 325, Lloyd, 'Ashton 300, Don Mac- Kinnon 276, Roy Firilayson 255 Orville Elliott 252, Stuart Reavie 252. Ladies over 225 - Joy Dennis 281, Gwen Caesar 264, 239, Jan ,Fludder 251, Dorothy/ Erring - ton 232., Points:- Coons 7, Polecats 0; Cubs 7, Beavers 0; Squirrels 7, KangarObs 0; WolVerines 7, Tig- ers. 0; Zebras 5, Lions 2:; Chip- munks 4, Gophers 3. . Standings.4- Beavers 81, Cubs 80; Tigers, 75., Coons 70, Squir refs 64, Wolverines 49, Zebras 48, tions-45„ Polecats 42.,•Gophers 39; Kangar- .00s 35 Ladies 9 P.M. High single was [fowled by Anna Johnstone With a ;33. High triple was rolled by Donna Mof- • fat with 630.. • Garnet 200 and over: Anna Johtistone 235, Dor.na Moffat 22t and 214, Ann Anderson 22O Marianna pocter' 217, Janet Fludder 221, 'Mary 'Cleland Donna Alton 2.(A t. DCr .Loa Scott 204 ; Dean Ai:new 'IL'a•,;. Craw - ford 20C,, Joan Maize 2,1„;..' Che:tnuts „.barbara Pecans. Haze) - riuLs :s.".ary'Clelants Peanuts `'"4 „ . F. 3 . • 1: -4, •":.ce.7 ,1 The Cuirass Township Council met in the garage office on Jan- uary 14 with all members present, Reeve Archie McKinnon presiding. Engineer Wm. Shiffleti:Of Gan)." sby and Mannerow , Guelph, also two interested ratepayers on, the 'Bates Drainage Works, were pres- ent and this drainage scheme was discussed. Ireland - Baptist, that we accept, the report of Will; Shiff- lett of Gamsby and Mannerow on the Bates Drainage Works and we instruct.theclerk to prepare and deliver by-laws to all interested parties with notice of Court of Revision. Baptist - Zettel, that we re- quest the Department of Transpor- tation and Communications to TQW14 and COUNTRY Men's high single Was rolled by Harry Lavis with 219. Ile alsb. had high double of .394.. • Ladies' high single 'was rolled by Ann Dexter With 166.. She, also'had'high.double Of 290. • Teim'Points Harry Lavi's' - Reds:5 , Clarence. Bell's Oranges 0; Mel cjiing!s. Blues 3, Bill Sproul's. Yellows 0;. Olive Smith's' yiclets „ Walter Dexter's Greefis 0,. Team standings - Reds 60, :Blues: 51, Violets 36, Greens 33, Yellows 31, Oranges 29.. Men's 7p.m. Ron Stanley captured both, htgh. single and triple of the evening with scores of 284 single and 664 triple.. Garries over 225, Ron Stanley • 284,,2.29, Jack Treleaven 271„; John Fludder 257, Gerald Rhody, ''231, 225; George Stanley 228. Team Points ,; Bob Nich011s' „--Georg"Te-StanitTisTeardi als 2,,Ron Stanley's Vultures 2, ',Donnall'4-11a44.1*-2—Art_L__ Ladies 6:30 p.m. Jessie Joyot was again high • bowler on Monday evening with a single of 23(: and triple of 561.. Lames of 200 and over Jessie Jdynt 23t. , Catherine Andrew 21S,' '(;race Elliott 202,. Marg Aznew 2'-1, Anne Putney 211, ;,;chonagli 204. • 'E'ecchnuts But- ternut; (); Norma Mcbonagh's Chotnuts ibith Thompson's Car Orit;r5 therine Andrew's ; I lenderson's Pea n r;., standings: ,Beech , , Butternuts InNt, PeatItits• time operators to have holiday. pay and sick benefits a'c7•. to -months-worked; $2., 20 per hour; easual.lalv:.;:- $2.00. ,Zettel -"Baptist , that AN aPPOint the f0.110W111 0 I i ill IS for 1072', .J. .S...:McIy1 I clerk' at a. salary of S2.-• .plus extra for drainage ..work 4 • Melvin Roine.• as, treasure.; tax collector at a salar:\ $45.0 ...00.plus $60.00 per. -!.:,onth' 'extra for. secretaryof• road accounts; Reeye and •Lo.u.ncil•;, $15.00 per meeting R. .N.1.,• Ait- ken , Weed' Inve Stock Valuator ; $2. (U' hour Wa:d alto Ppaluits nrIlerisleaasaeu;dWitOrs!‘ ;La nd a by-lay; be Prepared.topfirrnim: these sal- aries and appointments. Baptist - Keith , that' a .:s.;trple:'.- ntary to By-Law No...C.0 r 1,i71 known as The' Keip Hid ..e Work: ' lementa-r first, second and third t i:; le he' _passed_, signeda_nd...sca Keith - Zettel, that tin.. (inlist- • ed 'telephone number of township' shed be ,listed With Iccd1 1 klefors , Veterinarians, anibula•nc,:, Fire Department , Principal. e1 Tees-- Water Puhlie- and Separate Schools and Walkerton Dist- rict High. Schools. 'hlris carried .with one vote opposed. Keittr•that vt. appoint ttihoen icololmowni ii ng Ctilre:: Recre.a-. Kague, BiuctcteKeefiotirl ROme, Wm. ,ettcl., Pa, id . Ireland., Clayton rett; , Millen,. Allan Mc _ 1.1a" Deneau , Mri. be:Lq;;•;, Mac - , :Magnus' ;,arty: Ireland - Baptist , we ad: 'iOurn to meet on , January 28th at 1. S0 ose lee f, to ikmss applications ree eiv ed c•• Road Superintendent , a he brutiseiindeas8, y,,, P,ehruar\ :c: cc,Perat mc1VNA On M south to Con. Danfort1 involve( vehicle damage forth. re On Fri HWy. so Earn Ke cent, Lc land, 35 were iny sion rest] vehicles ':Qn.Sal 21 Hwy, Creck Br Lakeshor by an Ull in ('lama, hi6le, *1' 11(.6 ki ceived it On Su Lin I lenna is Street , Sitik darna re • A'iwc was inv Whitel• 12, A ert Bon was tur of the yelliel bound n damag ate a a two Gth 25th S Const operat St .., ori#2,c collisi by Do south to the 1Y ,$2 PAO* RIGHT Lucknow Midget hockey team played one league ganie inThe past week, on Friday night in Ripley ;,and took a trimming with . a 9-3.score. The local boys were outplayed by the. Ripley lads ifor the majority of the game. Kevin Ackert led Lucknow's scor- ing with two goals, and Kevin Murray ,pickedup the-orlrei./ Walkerton bounced back i the Port, Elgin tournament on Satur- day and outscored Lucknow, 6-2, to eliminate LuCknow in .the first Ltrcknow had, trounced their entry in, the. Kincardine tournament 10-2, however Luck; now did not•display the excellent hockey that they had played in Kincardine. In the first-two periods they were unable' to • launch a successful ,attack and it Was not until late in the third 'period that: they started to loosen up. arid as a result they .Were able to score two :goals, one from Jim: Murray and the other from Mark • Chisholm. PrKYOFF-TrME Midgets ROW In Juveniles Win 8-4 Plates On Sunday Lucknow Jhvenile hockey team defeated Listowel on Sunday in •Lucknow by a score of 8-4. ' Goal scoters for Lucknow were Steve Hackett 2, Donald Mann 2, Allan Andrew 2, Paul Frayne ./ and Ian MOntgOmery , 1 each. The Juveniles start the play- offs in Mildrriaf on February 4th with the seconerpn=re-in-Luck- now• on February 6th. It .is the best three-out-of-five series. CLOSED AT 7 P.M. EVERY EVENING KEEPS EM ROLLING, RIGHT Problems?? That's' Why. " We're Here! Trust us: We're the guys who know the inside story . . and our shop is equipped for any . ear eitergency. Full --S-ervite- is our' specialty. -So bring all your problems, to 'us. -in the W.O.A.A. playoffs again st Hensall. It is a best two out of three series. The first game was to be played on Tuesday, February 1st, in' Lucknow ,. with the second game to 'be played in Hen-, sail ,on Thursday and the third if necessary ; Undecided . 'If they. \ are successful in this series, then they will meet Ivlilverton and on .to Arthia or .Mildmay for thee W, 0:A.A. Championship. FOr good .exciting playoff hock:- ey, now iS•the tirrie_LoL,show your support for the local boys. Lucknow Bantam hockey team lost the first game of a best-of= threeW.O.A.A. playoff series against her1411 by a score of-9-1 on Monday in LuCknow. Lucknow's goal was scored by Randy Alton, assisted by Randy Ackert. O — - - Purney's Sparrows 5, Wayne Rliodyes Crows 5. . Team standings, Crows 74, Cardinals 69, Owls 63, Sparrows 51, Hiwks 50 Vultures 48. terOy.Elliot Retires As:(0fross Road Superintendent, Sertes, Since 1941 Cmincit Set Remiinetation of Employees change road program support of No,. • Delete Con. 10,- 11, lots t, - 10sgoreobou,40.107i:sreOrat d,....:ne$w13 m00a0.c,101:1',:er, delete•--piwbio_$urface treatment., 'grader •purehase, $15000;00.' Baptist - Ireland that we accept with regret the resination. of Road -Superintendent Leroy • Elliot who has served the township in thiscaaZetYei l.., that since 1941. Keith instruct the clerk to advertise. in .T0( water. and Walkerton.paper, tor applications 'for Road . -Superintendent in 'Culross ship , applications to be in clerk's. hands on•or befOre that this oi , 2 p.m. - 11 u a rzyet2t8etih 1K9e7i2tha,t ii- cil, request''the. Bruce County 'Council to-petition the Ini6iSter Of .Municipal Affairs to ha', L. :ill Municipalities in. Bruce Co(inty assessed.. at market value in for 'taxation in 1973... .Zettel•'.Ireland, that wk....,et w-a-ges4er7-197-2-4at_rhf f(111L.+Lii' rates: grader .dpetatOrs LeOnard Long „ tint; ., O'Malley, $2.75 per h9u.t. time. and a half fOr overtie after a. 55' hour week (2.week .:On Nit one and a half days per accumulativesick pay tir to, 1.-0 lshfield days 1/2 collectable at tt :!; • R . R. tion 'of employment , 11ac•K uric .of OMERS;when were inv ance., 4i° vacation pay SinglepreMiUm flea ltr, / L.. . • • \,1iestiloicni"ices! 4S,