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' WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10
1:36 7 3:30 p.m: Mothers and Tots
p.m. Pee Wee ExhibitiOn Game
Teeswater vs Lucknow
8 .p.m: IndustriSl •Hodtey
Lucknow. vs Holyrood
Kintail vs Ashfield
THURSDAY, MARCH 11
4i30 - 7:30 Figure Skating
8 p.m. Intermediate Play-off
Port Elgin vs Lucknow
SATURDAY, MARCH 13
2 - 4 p.m. Public Skating
6 ,- 7 p.m. Flea Game
Belgrave vs Lucknow
Proceeds for the '
Crippled Children
•13 p.m. Figure Skating
Achievement Night
SUNDAY MARCH 14
1:30 - 3:15 p.m. Public Skating
3:45 p.m. Juvenile Playoff
Clinton vs Lucknow
(if .necessary)
8 p.m. Intermediate. Playoff
Port Elgin vs Lucknow
`MONDAY, MARCH 15
4:30 - 7:30 p.m. Figure Skating
7:30 p.m. Atom Game
Mildmay vs Lucknow
(if necessary)
TUESDAY, MARCH 16
• 8:45 p.m. Midget Playoff
Paisley vs Lucknow
(If necessary)
WEDNESDAY,' MARCH 17
1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Mothers and Tots
Atoms Win
Lucknow Atoms defeated Mild-
may in the first game of • the
consolation playoffs on Monday
• night in the local arena by a 4-3
score.
Scoring for Lucknow were. David
Emberlin, two goals, one assist;
George Alton, one goal and two
assists;' Kenny Irwin, one goal;
Paul MacIntyre, three assists;
Jamie Bere and Lawrence Clark,
one assist each.
Next. game will be • played in
Mildmay on Friday night.
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Juveniles Now One
Up On. Clinton
Lucknow Juveniles Went one up
On Clinton winning 2' games: On
March 4th, in •Clinton, 3-1, with
goal scorers Paul , Simpson 2,
Dennis Thompson 1, 'assists going
to Rick Taylor 1 and Kenny Reid 3:,
on Sunday, March 7th, 6-2 with
goali by Paul Simpson 1, Ken Reid
1, Murray Irwin 1, Phil Chandler 1,
Tom Peterson 1 'and Randy Alton'1,
assists going to Paul Simpson 2,
Ken Reid '3, John Hamilton 3, Rick
Taylor 1, Doug Shiell 2, Tom
Peterson 1.
LucknOw lost the first game in
the series' by a close 8-7 score.
The 4th game in the best-of-five
will be played in Clinton on Friday
night.
Close Series For
Ripley Nlidgets
There's a close series going on
between the Ripley Midgets and
the Langton Midgets in 0.M.H.A.
playoffs. .Friday night in Ripley,
Langton won 3-2. Robert Regier
scored both Ripley tallies.
Saturday the boys journeyed to
Langton, and at the end of the third
period, the score was 2-2. Larry
Farrell •• had scored both• Ripley
goals, with Robbie Lowry assisting
on one of them. In the, overtime
,period, Larry Farrell again, scored
on an assist from Mark Stanley.
Robbie Lowry, assisted by.' Brian
Coiling beat the Langton goalie
next. Langton was able to score
only once, so the final score was 4-3
for Ripley..
They play back in Langton
Wednesay night, and 'in Ripley
Friday night at 8.30. Come on out
and support these guys, they 'are
playing good hockey!..
Kinlois League
High man was Ron Stanley with
a triple of 746 and a single 'of 258.
Men 200 and over: Ron Stanley
258, 250, 238, Lloyd MacDougall
252', 227, Evan Keith 249, Don
Parrish 246, Mike' Dalton 238, Jake.
Conley 226, Jim Lavis 223, Fred
Ward 216, Lloyd Moffat 216, Ken
Barger 209. •
High lady was Doris MacKinnon
with a, single of 219 and a triple of
549.
Ladies • 200 and over: Doris
MacKinnon 219,'Merle. Rhody 216,
°Nancy Swan 203.
Team points: Kings 2, Snows 0,
Wealthys 5, Spys 0, Macs 7,
Pippins '7. •
Team standings: Wealthys 82,
Macs 73, Pippins 71, Spys 66,
Snows 65, Kings 63. •
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igh single, Jean Kaufitial 321,
congratulations; high triple, Dian-
ne Carter 584'. .
Games 'over 20Q:' Merle Rhody
231, 203, Dianne Carter 249, Jean
Kaufman 321, Barb Tyler 20,
Doris'Schmid 204, Sharon Camp-
bell 204; Kay Crawford 204, Lorna
Guay 226. Omitted last week Olive
Chisholm 210.
Team points: Merle Rhody's
Grapes 1, Dianne Carter's Apples
5, Grace Hopf's Pears 2, , Anne
Anderson's Peaches 5, Lorna
quay's Strawberries 7, Kay Craw-
ford's Bananas 0.
Team standings: Strawberries
108, Pears '103, Giapes 78,
Bananas 77, Apples 72, Peaches
67.
Ladies 610 p.m.
Marion MacKinnon was the high
bowler with a single of 271 and
triple of 659.
Games of, 200 and over: 'Marion
MacKinnon 271,,232, Jean Phillips
210, Cora Thompson 208,'Bernice
Kemp 214, 258, Ferne MacDonald
229, Pat Livingston 218, Donna
Stauble .238, Catherine Andrew
216, Shirley Hawthorne 202.
Team points: Jean Phillips'
Peppermints 5, Bernice Kemp's
Caramels 2, Mary Cleland's Hum-
-bugs 5, Thelma Brown's Jelly.
Beans"' 2, Catherine, Andrew's
GUmdrops 5, Joan'Livingston's Life
Savers. 2,
Team standings: Jelly Beans 91,
Caramels 87, Peppermints 82,
Humbugs 77, • Life Savers 77,
Gumdrops 69.
Men's 9 p.m.
Rick Jardine had high single
score of 297. .Ron Stanleyfiad high
triple score of 752.
Games over 225: Ridk Jardine
297, Gerry •Ross 291, Donald
MacKinnon 280, Ron Stanley 275,
271, Gerald Rhody 269, Bob Finlay
265, Harold Errington 256, Jake
Conley -250, 237, Clarence Greer
239,'Allan Stanley 237, Dave
Sproule 236.
Team points: Oldsmobiles 7,
Fords 5, Mustangs 0, Dodges.2,
Pontiacs 2, Buicks 5..
Team standings: Fords 91 1/2 ,
Buicks 90, Pontiacs 83, Oldsmobil-
es 76 1/2 , Dodges 76, Mustangs 66,
Lucknow af
Dungannon
Marg Wilson topped the ladies
this week with a high single of 239 '
and a high triple of 633.
Jim Wilson had .the high triple
for the men with a score of 689.
Gerry Ross had the high single with
251. Wayne , Todd was the only
other man in the news with a 250 .
game. .
Tearn points were: 'Gophers 7,
Squii4els 7, Lions 5, Wolverines 5,
Zebras 5, Cubs 5, Tii,s-rs 2, Coons
2, Poxes 2, Polecats 2, Chipmunks
0, Kangaroos 0. •
Team standings are: Squirrels
100, Chi's 97, Wolverines 87,
Tigers 81, Coons 76, Zebras 75,
Lions 74, .Kangaroos 71, Gophers
64, Polecats 53, Foxes 52, Chip-
munks 45.
Town and
Country Bowling
Evelyn Cook had high for the
ladies with 202 single. , Double
went to Anna. Johnstone with 340.
High single for the men was Jim
McNaughton with 184. Harry Lavis
had high double of 357.
. Team scores: Reds 5, Oranges 5,
Yellows 0, Greens 0, Blues' 0,
VioletS 5. '
Team standings: Yellows 72,
Reds 67, Blues 66, Oranges 55,
Greens 48, Violets 37. .
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Men's 7 p.m.
Ron Stanley had, high Single and
triple with scores of 291 single and
746 triple.
Games over 225:., Ron Stanley •
291, 271, Wayne -Cranston _264,
Steve. -Eadie 245, David- Errington
227, ..
Team points:/ Owls 7, Cardinals
5, Vultures 0, Hawks 2..
Team standings: Hawks 82,
Vultures 76, 'Cardinals 67, Owls 55.
SOUTH K1NLOSS
Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Allan Machityre and family. .
A community shower ,was held
on Monday night in the Lucknosv
Town Hall for Mrs. Waters.
We welcome to our neighbour-
hood',. Mr. and Mrs. T.'Birch of St.
Clements. '
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