The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-12-18, Page 29Shootout commemorated
T'was a night to remember, and in
Lucknow I think,
With few empty seats on either side of the
rink.
The linesmen were waiting for the teams to
come out,
They were anxious to get the game started,
no doubt.
The players were ready, the home team in
red,
While visions of winning one danced in
their heads.
And Claude with the water and Mac with
the sticks,
We went to our bench with the first bag of
tricks.
Then out on the ice there arose such a clat-
ter,
Coach Dauphin jumped up to see what was
the matter.
When what to his, wondering eyes should
appear,
But Brad Humphrey scoring his fourth of
the year.
With a shot from the corner, so deadly and
fast,
The Lancers they led from the first to the
last.
More faster than bullets, the rest of the
goats came,
And fans whistled and shouted and called
them by name.
First, MacPherson and Clark! Then Philips
and Humphrey! '
Go Elliott! Go Keller! Go Mitchell and
Murray! •
Prom the side of the net, from the top of
the slot,
Each goal was scored with a blistering
shot!
The Milverton shooters, they found our net'
too, /
But six goals were just about seven too
few.
For Ray was in net and he did do his best,
And now he deserved 'just ' a few minutes
rest.
Then coach Dauphin got up, to his team
gave a shout,
And we went to our room as the place
emptied out.
But they heard him exclaim as he closethe
door tight,
That hard work and hustle had paid off
tonight, _
Other games saw. Greg Hamilton lead
the Lancer attack with two goals against
Teeswater as the Lancers won 5 - 2 with
some good goal tending from Allan Dyck.
Mildmay last Friday night Brad Humph-
rey got two goals with singles going to
Steve Simpson, Allan ' Eadie, Eugene
Johnston, Jim Murray and Larry:. MacPher-
son as the Lancers won 7' - 5 for tljeir third
win in a row. Ray Guay handled the chores
in net. Lancers next game' is Dec. 22 night
with the 'Wingham Royals.
Bowling resu4s: •
Lucknow Mixed
The women's high single was bowled
by Anita Elliott 'with 273 andthe high
triple was taken' by Marilyn Brace • with
610.
The men's high single and the high
triple were both bowled by' Ron Elliott
with 259 high single and 643 high triple.
Players with games over 200 were
Gerald, Rhody, 240; .Ron Elliott, 259,
226; Anita Elliott, 273; Marilyn Brace,
213•, 219; Sylvia Hackett, 215; Tom
Hogan, 201; Betty 'Van Osch, 232; Beryl
McDonald, 224; Janet Card, 202; Bev
MacNay,„ 248; Steve Carvell, 228; Joe
Agnew; 225; Barb Tyler, 221; and Allan.
Hackett, 203.
Team standings: Gophers 901/2; Kan-
garoos 138; Squirrels 114; Chipmunks
124; Cats 111; Tigers 115'%.
Ladles 7:00 p.m. Bowling
Barb Ross bowled the high single of
279 and also the high triple with a 687.
Bowling games of 200 and . over were
Barb Ross, 226, 279; Diane Humphrey,
238; . Kay Crawford, 220; Anne Ander-
//son, 238; . Linda Andrew, '231; 'Grace
Elliott, 207, 202; Liz Black, 204; Dorothy
Brintne114 217, 203; Barb Jardine, 202,
Nancy. Fairish, 211.
Team . points and standings: Hamst-
ers'2, 38; Ponies 34; Bunnies 5, 33;.
Budgies 7; 32; Kittens 2, 32; Puppies 0,
25.
Town and Country
Marj. Solomon was high lady ' with a
single of 222 and a double of 357: For
the men, Harry Lavis scored high single
with 223 and Leonard MacDonald took
high double with 367. Leonardalso had
a single of 201.
Team points and standings: Anna's.
Hyacinths 2, 30; Ida's Crocuses 3, 19;
Grace's Daffodils 5, 35; Mabel's'Tulips
0, 19; Mary's Snowdrops 2, 25; Gerda's
Pansies 3, 37.
Kinloss Mixed
Doris Burrows was high lady with a
single of 207 and 'a\triple of 582. Kay
McCormick had a single of 202.
Norm Bolt scored high for the men
with a single of`239.and a triple of 540.`
Hank Duiker scored a single of 206.
Teampoints and standing$: 'Doris's
Elnis 5, 36; Ann's Maples 2, 36; Han-
nah's Cedars 2, 37;.Grace's Oaks 5, 34;
Eva's Spruce 2, 38; Mary's Pines 5, 50..
Time well spent on decorations
The Lucknow Junior Women's Institute
finished 1985 on a busy note,' Commemor-
ating the Year of the Youth, the WI hosted
a . Hallowe'en party for the youth, of the
village and surrounding area on' Oct. 25.
The time spent in decorating and preparing .•
of treats was well rewarded 'by the good
attendance and participation of the young
people. The haunted house was a. big
attraction as well as the costume judging.
Winners were picked by three mysterious
judges and cash prizes were awarded in
various classes:
At the November meeting JWI members
enjoyed a pot luck dinner and had our
secret pal gift exchange., Those who had
not' already guessed the identity of their
Secret Pal learned it at the meeting before
the exchange' of names for the coming
year. ,The November meeting is always a
special one because it is a dinner meeting
and the gift exchange helps getithe group
in the spirit of Christmas.
On Dec. 10 members entertained the
seniors with .a Christmas party at the,
Anglican Parish Hall. The program consist-
ed of Christmas carols, piano ' and vocal
solos, a ,kazpo duet, readings and our
comedy production entitled "The. Pump-
kinville Christmas Concert". The program
was followed by a lunch. It was an enjoy-
able opportunity' to display "acting"
abilities and provide some entertainment
for the senior citizens, Thanks go to those,
Of the Town and 'Country' Club who
participated in the program and helped
make it a success.'
On Dec. 14 the JWI met to. prepare
Christmas hampers for the needy families
in the area. The hampers include gifts for
the children, food items, and treats for the
family. Items are donated by members and
purchased by the club. The Community
and Social Services and the Health Unit
identify ' the need in the 'community and
distribute the hampers on behalf of. the
group.
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