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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1977-01-12, Page 9PAGE NINE 'TIirEALT RE w.NGHAtv '")n , P , "41 . SUN.-MON.-TUES. JANUARY 16, 17, 18 DAILY AT 8 P.M. ONLY One of the year's 10 best films. THE SHOOTIST With 'John Wayne and Lauren Bacall. Co-stars Ron Howard, James Stewart, Richard Boone and John Carradine. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT , WED.-THURS.-FRI.-SAT. JANUARY 12, 13, 14, 15 Wed.-Thurs. at 8 p.m. only. Fri-Sat. at 7 and 9 p.m. The Greatest African Adventure ever filmed ' SHOUT AT THE DEVIL Featuring Lee Marvin and Roger Moore ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ALL STAR TOURS PIONEERS OF ESCORTEbMOTORCOACH TOURS "OUR BUSINESS IS GOING PLACES" • 4 A beg gal IA \ I FLORIDA, TEXAS & CALIFORNIA CENTRAL FLORIDA & DAYTONA BEACH -12 DAYS DEPARTS: Jan. 24, Feb. 14, Mar. 7, 27, April 11. FLORIDA CIRCLE -14 DAYS DEPARTS: Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31, Feb. 14, 21,. 28, Mar. 7, 14, 21, 28, Apr. 4, 11. CLEARWATER BEACH & CENTRAL FLORIDA- 14 DAYS DEPARTS: Feb. 5, March 5. 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Management has great praise for the boys stamina, playing 3 games in 1 day and coming from behind in every game to win. ' House League Hockey Results On January 8th in the first game, the Rangers edged the Red Wings 4 to 3. Richard Jurjens with a pair, Mike Austin and Jim VanOsch were the marksmen for the Rangers. John Edisbury with 2 and Glen Haldenby replied for the Red Wings. In the second game, the Canad- iens trimmed the Black Hawks 5 to Only One toss For Bantams The Lucknow Bantams, started the New Year off by defeating the Tiverton Bantams here at the arena on Monday, January 3_by a score of 7-3. Scoring goals for Lucknow were: Allan Rivett 3, Brian Elphick 2, Steve MacPherson 1, Paul Hamilton 1, Don Elliott 1. Assists went to: Allan Rivett 3, Brad Humphrey 2, Steve MacPher- son 1, Doug Dorscht 1, Barry Elphick 1, Don Elliott 1. The Lucknow Bantams have lost only one game this season, this was to Mildmay on December 20. The score was 5-2 for Mildmay. Barry Elphick scored Lucknow's 2 goals. 1. Fred Martin led the attack with a pair. Singles went to Bernie Burgsma, Duane Rivett and Jim Foran. Brian Arnold was the lone scorer for the Hawks. In the final game the Leafs and Bruins battled to a 2-2 draw. Ed, Ken and Brent VanOsch tallied for the Leafs. Eddie Davidson, Colin Cameron and Carl Courtney dented the twine for the Bruins. Schedule for January 15th, 10:00 Bruins vs Rangers, 11:00 Canad7 iens vs Red Wings, 12:00 Leafs vs Black Hawks: Juveniles End Winning Streak The Lucknow Juveniles dropped a 9 - 6 decision to Kincardine to end their winning streak at 5 games. Marksmen were Mark Frayne, 2 goals, 1 assist; Tom Peterson, 1 goal, 1 assist; Randy Alton, 1 goal, 1 assist; Rbd Simpson, 1 goal; Doug Shiell, 1 goal; Tam Forster 2 assists:- Al Murray, 1 assist. Sunday put them back on the winning track beating Port Elgin 4-3. Scorers were Rick Taylor, 1 goal; Doug Shiell, 1 goal, 1 'assist; Tom Peterson, 1 goal; Terry Armstrong, 1 goal;/ Mark Frayne, 2 assists; Randy Alton, 1 assist. Next home game is Sunday, January 16, Walkerton visits Luck- now. Pee Wees Win 9:-t Lucknow defeated Listowel 9-1 in a Pee Wee hockey game in Lucknow January 7th. Goal scorers- for Lucknow were Dave Gibson', 4 goals and 2 assists; Glen Raynard, 2 goals; Art Clark, 1 goal; Brian Taylor, 2 goals. Assists went to Dave Pritchard 1, George Alton 1, Kent Alton. 2', Allan Eadie 2, Mike Humphrey 2, Don Greer 1. Midgets Win 1-4 At Howick Lucknow Midgets journeyed to Howick on January 4th and came home with a 7-4 victory. • Howick scored first and Mike McDonagh tied it up for Lucknow on a shot from the point before the end of the first period. In the second, Howick again scored first but Lucknow came back with two to take the lead. Marksmen were Mark Frayne from Tom Sinnett and Eric Cayley; and Sinnett from Frayne. In the third period Lucknow scored 4 goals while allowing only two for the home team. Point. getters were Grant Gilchrist, from Steve Hamilton and David/Erring- ton; Ron Johnson from Hamilton and Errington; Frayne unassisted; and Jim VanOsch from Frayne and Sinnett. The local team is conducting a series of three 50-50 Draws to help defray team expenses. Team members are selling the tickets at 50c or 3 for $1.00. First draw will be January 18. Your support would be greatly appreciated. MIDGET SCORING SUMMARY AS OF JANUARY 1 GAMES G A PTS Mark Frayne 11 15 18 33 Tom Sinnett 10 11 12 23 Jim VanOsch 10 10 6 16 Steve Hamilton 13 7 S 12 Grant Gilchrist 13 7 4 11 Pat Murray 9 5 3 8 Ron Johnson 13 7 8 David Errington 13 0 8 8 Eric Cayley . 11 4 2 6 Dan Londry 13 0 6 6 Alex Irvin 7 3 1 4 Ian Morton 8 3 0 3 Jim Clark 9 1 2 3 Joe Boyle 10 1 2 3 Randy Guay 11 1 2 3 Mike McDonagh 11 1 1 2 Pat Boyle 4 1 0 1 Steve Pritchard 3 Ken Ritchie 4 Art Simpson 2 Don Elliott 1 Runner Up In Legion Tournament On Sunday, January 2 a Pee Wee hockey tournament was held in the Lucknow arena. There were 7 teams entered, but Seaforth failed to show up so only six teams competed. At 1,8 o'clock Lucknow was to meeeSeaforth but Seaforth didn't appear, so Lucknow won, this by default. The second game was Goderich and Exeter "with Exeter defeating Goderich. The third saw Kincardine taking on Clinton. Clinton won this one quite easy. In the fourth game, Lucknow met Brussels and defeated them 3-0. Goal scorers for Lucknow were Dave Gibson unassisted, Ken Alton from Dave Gibson and Allan Eadie from George Alton. In the fifth game, Exeter took on Clinton and defeated them. In the final game Exeter proved to be the strongest team when they defeated the Lucknow boys 4-0., This was a very hard fought game with 24 penalties called. Exeter were champions, with Lucknow being the runner up. This gave the local boys a chance to compete in the district finals in Seaforth on January 29. The Lucknow boys all received Royal Canadian Legion Zone Cl runner up crests and would like to thank the Lucknow Legion for sponsoring them in these tourna- ments. woogw000gsmvclogtlgsm$ Cancer can be beaten 100,000 volunteers in Ontario BelieVe It tilIC9ZICIMIZIMMIC3130111:10‘9, ZION Frank Ritchie was admitted to Wingham General Hospital on Wednesday of last week, by ambulance. , Mr. and Mrk. Tom Helm and family had her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pollard of Ripley, for Sunday dinner.