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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1977-04-13, Page 8May We Suggest A FAMILY TREE RING MAY EACH RING CUSTOM MADE DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED ORDER NOW To be sure of delivery for Mother's Day ',Cig~.46$394.c460A(00-cioNIPAWA CLOSED MONDAYS FOR WINTER MONTHS The Lucknow Bantam hockey team was defeated by the Port Carling Bantams in the Ontario Minor Hockey Association DD 'finals in Port Carling on Sunday, April 10. This series gave the fans excellent hockey to watch as both teams were evenly matched. On Friday, April 8 Port Carling won 4-3. 'Back in Port Carling on Sunday, Lucknow lost by a 10-0 score. This gave Port Carling the series, three games to one. After the game the Lucknow Bantams received the runner-up trophy and each team member received a crest which °was presented by the O.M.H.A. rep- resentative George Dobson. The Lucknow team and their fans were then invited by the Port Carling Lions Club to a luncheon, where each team was given a standing ovation by the parents and fans who gathered. The friendly hospitality shown by the people of Port Carling will always be remembered by the Lucknow team. It makes losing a lot easier when the losing team is treated and honoured in the same manner as the team that won. The Lucknow Bantam team The Bantam team for this season and each boy's scoring summary, is as follows: would like to thank their parents and their loyal fans for a good season and also to Lorne Reid for keeping their skates in good condition, Frank Pentland for his donations to the team, and last, but not least, Cec Garniss and the Bluebird. There is a thought I would like to share with you parents as this season of hockey closes. Our children are our reflection. We as parents must try and keep it a good one --- "For we pass this way but once". And to the boys of the team --- Life_ ies before. you,Like_ a Rath_of._. untrodden snow, Be careful how you step as every mark will show. Jean Your loss is your gain. paRnaparnon T he CAnaotan movement Or pt.rsonvl ttlyess Fitness. In your heart ,,•ou know it's right. FORWARDS GOALS ASS'TS. PTS. Steve Simpson 24 30 54 Paul Hamilton 24 29 53 Steve MacPherson 25 27 52 , Larry MacPherson 17 5 22 Allan Rivett 10 7 17 Doug Dorscht 1 11 12 Mike Cowan 4 3 7 Brad Humphrey 2 S 7 Mike Becker 4 2 6 Richard Moore 1 2 3 Peter Kohnert 2 2 Wayne McDonagh 1 1 Briari Elphick 1 1 DEFENCEMEN Donald Elliott 10 17 27 Barry Elphick 6 9 15 Paul Finlay 2 2 4 Kevin Clark 2 2 4 GOAL TENDERS Don Dorscht Ray Guay SCHMID'S JEWELLERY AND PAGE EIGHT THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ,J WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1977 BOWLING' Town and Country Bowling ODDS Shop At LUCKNOW HOME BAKERY PHONE 528-2038 CLOSED MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS OWNERS - W. JOS. AND DEAN E. AGNEW PHONE 5283532 LUCKNOW, ONTARIO House League Hold Windup Night, Hold All Star Game, Make Treseritations ----Margaret-MrDon-ald---and--A-ma Johnstone were tied for high single with 215. Anna took high double with 396. Harry Lavis had high score for the men with single of 222 and double of 386. Team playoff scores: Reds 5, Greens 5, Violets 3, Blues 2, Oranges 0, Yellows 0. Lucknow- Dungannon Ladies' high single was Marie Stewart 273; ladies' high triple, Merle Rhody 666. ' Ladies over 225: Marie Stewart 273, Ruth Jardine 248, Merle Rhody 243. Men's high single, Harold Er- rington 295; men's high triple, Rick Jardine 706. Men over 2,50: Harold Errington 295, Brian Stewart 266, Jim Wilson 263, Rick Jardine 263, Harold Maize 256; Ron Durnin 256. Team points, A Group: Tigers 5, Kangaroos 7, Squirrels 5, Polecats 0, Cubs 2, Wolverines 2. Team points, 'B Group: Chip- munks 2, Foxes 5, Gophers 2, Zebras 5, Lions 5, Coons 2. Standings, A Group: Kangaroos 16, Tigers 15, Squirrels 12, Cubs 9, Polecats 7, Wolverines 4. Standings, Group B: Zebras 17, Chipmunks 14, Coons 10, Lions 10, Foxes 9, Gophers 3. Kinloss League Men's high single, Fraser Mac- Kinnon with 251 and Evan Keith high triple with 628. Men 200 and over: Fraser MacKinnon 251, Evan Keith 250, Ralph Cameron 225, Jake Conley 203. Ladies' high, Janet Barger with a 260 single and a 651 triple. Ladies 200 and over, Janet Barger 260, 214, Gladys Moffat 217. Team points: Kings 5, Snows 0, Wealthys 7, Spys 5, Macs 2, Pippin% 2. Team standings: Wealthys 10, Kings 9, Spys 9, Pippins 7, Macs 4, Snows 3. Men's 9 p.m. High single, Gerry Ross 351; high triple, Gerry Ross 827. Games over 225: Gerry Ross 351, 277; Jim Bain,313, 261, Bill Bogues 270, Ron Stanley 259, 240, Rick Jardine 258, 239, Allan Stanley 252, Gordon Carter 252, Harvey Houston 239, Bob Greer 238, Donald MacKinnon 231, Lloyd MacDougall 228, Wayne Cranston 228, George Anderson 226, Team points: Oldsmobiles 4, Fords 16, Mustangs 10, Dodges 9,- Pontiacs 7, Buicks 17. Team standings: Buicks 44, Fords 40, Dodges 33, Mustangs 31, Oldsmobtles 22, Pontiacs 19. • On Monday, 'April 4th, the House League Hockey wound up its season's activities. For the 'first hour, the boys and, their families enjoyed an hour of skating. In the All-Star game the visitors comprised of the Canadiens, Rang- Ladies 6:30 High single, Nancy Brooks 289; high triple, Nancy Brooks 641. Scores over 200: Nancy Brooks 289, Jean Phillips 208, Grace Elliott 210, Bernice Kemp 223, Rena McNabb 201, Cora Thompson 223, Pat Livingston 209, 208, Fern MacDonald 204, Marion Campbell 242, Mary Cleland 244. Team points: Ruth Thompson's Deuces 7, Belle Mole's Jokers 0, Gladys Moffat's Kings 4, Kathleen MacDonald's Jacks 3, Grace El- liott's Queens 7, Anne Riegling's Aces 0. Team standings: Deuces 21, Queens 18, Jacks 15, Jokers 12, Kings 11, Aces 7. Ladies 9 p.m. High single, Grace Hopf 285; high triple, Grace Hopf 675. . Games over 200: Grace Hopf 209, 285, Ann Wisser 245, Kay Crawford 219, Dianne Carter 211, Alene Clark 233, Merle Rhody 200, 200, 204, Anne Anderson 239, Ruth de Jong 203, Marg Hackett 205, Anna Johnstone 262, Linda Stick- lend 233, Vicki Park 215. Team points: Anna Johnxtone's Daisies 7, Linda Sticklend's Roses 0, Grace Hopf's Tulips 2, Tena Gardner's Asters 5, barb Helm's Daffodils 4, Merle Rhody's' Violets 3 Team standings: Violets 15, Daisies 14, Daffodils 12, Tulips 111 Asters 9, Roses 2. Junior Square Dancers Graduate On Thursday, April 7th, at the weekly Huron-Bruce Dance Club Night, 12 members of the Junior Club, which have been instructed at Brookside School this' past season by Glenn Patterson, gradu- ated and received their name badges. Those graduating were Stan and Betty DOugharty, Tony and Fran McQuail, Lori and Cathy Purdon, Jayne Watson, Helen Chandlier, Anne Van Diepenbeek, Stephen Andrew, Gordon Folkard, Barry Elliott. During the evening the members graduating presented a program, enjoyed by all present. Lunch was supplied by members of the Senior Club at the close of the dance. ers and Black Hawks proved to be too much for the home team consisting of the Leafs, Bruins, and the Red Wings as they outscored them 5 to 1. Peter VanDyke, Jim Foran, Richard Jurjens, Brian Arnold and David Atkinson tallied for the winners . Assists went to Richard Jurjens 3, Brian Arnold, David Atkinson and Bobby Hack- ett. Steven Pritchard notched the lone goal for the losers with Mike Dennis picking up an assist. Jack Henderson and Randy Alton did the officiating. Bill Hunter and Ronald Alton looked after the time clock and the score board. After the game, everyone went to the Legion for lunch which included hot dogs, sandwiches, cookies,, squares, tarts, cold drinks and coffee. The convener of the House League, Ross Errington, thanked the coaches and their helpers, the many referees, the ladies who prepared the lunch and the Legion . for the use of their hall. Bill Haldenby spoke on behalf of the Red Wings: Ron Durnin coach of the Rangers; Gary Ritchie, assist- ant coach of the Leafs; Bob 'MacGillivray, coach of the Bruins, also added their remarks. Blair Alton, captain of the Bruins presented his coach with a gift on behalf of the Bruins. Brian Arnold, captain of the Black Hawks, received the Consolation Trophy on behalf of his father, Walter, who is the coach and thanked everyone for their co-operation. Harry Burgsma, coach of the Canadiens, was then presented with the Championship Trophy by Ross Errington. After Harry's remarks, he presented each mem- ber of his team with a crest. Players on the championship team were Allan McWhinney, Hugh Burg- sma, Bill Foran, Gerald Martin, Bernie Burgsma, Jim Foran, Jim Kerr, Bran Kerr, Pat Foran, Duane Rivett, Fred Martin, Kevin Leddy, Robin Markham, Paul Foran, Wayne • Burgsma, John Vandervelde, Jeff Burgsma, Den- nis Foran and Craig Ritchie. Andy Whitby, a former Lucknow hockey star, donated 4 hockey sticks to players on the All Star team. Arena manager Al Hamilton made the presentations. Since Andy was a right hand shot, the following boys were selected, Peter VanDyke, David Atkinson, Mark Haldenby and Steven Davidson. •tite Are vie viir vie vie INGLIS FARM DRAINAGE QUALITY INSTALLATIONS CLAY OR PLASTIC Free Estimates , PHONE 392474* R.R. 3 WALKIER,70, Bantams Come Very Close But.... Port Carling Takes Oni. Championship