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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-03-11, Page 15Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 11, 1987—Page 15 82Agit alp 1.11111-41501,.. MI in • -7143 ■• MtlEE�i1t€#t*s:<rr 91:'am to ■ ' 6((fid = d 12:no� n 10 r1, unch ■ ' / W !les; day 9 am Noon ■ p#• Afternoh y�[t —5nm4e.. nt) r''Saturday'9oamoNook •■ ■ Aftefrit�it rt:''t' oSe ES `IN THE ..HEA1...0F.... Lucknow Legion President George Anderson presents the Legion Tyke Tournament Championship trophy to Belgrave captain Brent Robinson (centre), Cory Moran (left) and Brian Marks after winning the annual tournament over Teeswater. Eight teams par- ticipated on the tournament on March 7. ( Alan Rivett photo) Belgrave wins tourney Eight local Tyke teams converged on the Lucknow Arena for the 19th annual Lucknow Legion Tyke tournament on March 7. The tournament produced some good hockey action throughout the day- long event. Belgrave 4 Teeswater 2 The Belgrave Tykes, who defeated Howick and Brussels to advance to the championship finals, continued their strong playing in the final game of the tournament to capture the championship trophy, with a 4-2 victory over Teeswater in the final game. Howick 3 Blyth 1 In the consolation final, Howick played off against Blyth and came away with a 3-1 victory. Howick advanced to the consola- tion finals after losing their first game to Belgrave but rebounded against Ripley. Blyth lost their tournament opener to Teeswater, but came back to beat Lucknow to enter the consolation championship. Ripley (Huron) 5 Lucknow 0 The Lucknow Tykes opened up the tour- nament, playing one of the two Ripley teams entered in the tournament. The Ripley team were full marks for the vic- tory with their fine display of skating talent. However, Lucknow also played a solid game, but were unable to break the shutout of the Ripley goaltender. Of special note was the fine play of Lucknow goaltender Graeme Hunter who stopped numerous shots throughout the game. Blyth 3 Lucknow 0 The Lucknow Tykes entered the consola- tion round against a strong Blyth team, but, again, the Lucknow team was unable to convert scoring opportunities into goals and were beaten 3-0 by Blyth, eliminating the locals from the tourney. Again, the Lucknow Tykes received a strong performance from their goaltender Graeme Hunter who stifled the Blyth shooters throughout the game. The Lucknow Tykes and the coaches would like to thank Arena Manager Bill Hunter and Ron Alton for all their hard work put into organizing the tournament and making it a success, and to the Lucknow Lions Club for their sponsorship of the tournament. Special thanks to all the moms and dads who worked behind the scenes, cooking and serving meals for the players, acting as scorekeepers, referreeing games, and lots of other duties too numerous to men- tion. Also, thanks to Mr. Cletus Dalton for providing all the hockey players hayrides to and from the legion. It was all very much appreciated! Pee Wees sink Mildmay The Lucknow Anderson Flax Pee Wees started their WOAA playdowns on Friday against Mildmay. The regular season saw Lucknow win three and tie once against these eastern rivals. This game was no dif- ferent as Lucknow played in their usual hard and aggressive manner amassing eight goals and 30 minutes in penalties. Lucknow 8 Mildmay 3 Lucknow opened the scoring when Vice Sticklend earned a spot in the front of th net and poked in a perfect pass from the corner with assists going to Brad Rhody and Russel Sutton. Dale Priestap put Lucknow ahead by two when he scooped up a puck after Justin Murray fought his way over the blueline and was dumped. Priestap made a nice move on the defence and beat the goalie cleanly. Mildmay tied up the game when the defence twice allowed the oppostiion to move in unobstructed on goalie Adam Skillen who had made several excellent saves prior to the goals. Derek Turner replaced Skillen in the net for the second period and his teammates helped him out by scoring three goals within 35 seconds. Justin Murray led the way, knocking in a rebound as he ag- gressively followed up a Chris Stevenson play. This was followed by Warren Andrew who perfectly set up Adrian Rau in front of the net. The third came on a well-placed shot by Brad Rhody after taking a pass from Mike Vandervelde and Terry Stanley. Mildmay managed to beat Turner only once on a bouncing shot from the point which was difficult to handle. Murray answered this when he reeled in a Priestap pass in front of the net and slapped it home. Mike Vandervelde also scored when he deflected a rebound off of Don Cuillerier's shot from the point. The final goal of the game was scored by Russel Sutton who brought one in from the circle and flipped one past the goalie. Special congratulations to the defence who had six points on one goal and five assists and liad only two minutes in penalties. Way go, Russel, Terry, Peter, Don and Dwayne! Dt > VTOWN VARNA" PIONEER DAYS 'S7 MARCH 16-20 Corrie, for the Coi cash 46P /0 savings, leave with a Pioneer jacket! Receive 5% Early Pay Cash Savings on Pioneer brand seed corn, soybean, alfalfa and sorghum-sudangrass seed as well as 'on Sila-bac® brand silage inoculants' when you pay for your order on or before March 20th. But that's not all! If your paid order consists of 10 units or more, you'll take home a handsome tan spring jacket. See you then! 'forage additive Your Pioneer Sales Representative is DOUG EADIE Holyrood 395-5721 Daytime • 396-4981 Evenings at, PIONEER BRAND• PRODUCTS PIONEER HI BRED LIMITED CHATHAM ONTARIO NWM 5L1 PIONEER. and SILA.BAC. 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KINLOSS TWP., 200 acres, immaculate fieldstone home, beef barn, covered pit silo, steel implement shed, maple sugar bush. WEST vNAWANOSH TWP., 250 acres, approxi 175 workable. Asking '110.000. RIPLEY AREA, 96 acres 70°° systematically tiied, large barn reduced to sell. Asking '70.000. ASHFIELD TWP.; 100 acre.s systematically tiled, highly productive cash crop. ASHFIELD TWP., 100 acres cash crop, 90 workable, well tiled, 40 acres fresh seeding. ASHFIELD, 200 acres, approximately 170 workable, well tiled, balance ; hardwood, cedar bush, priced to sell at '135,000. MOBILE HOME with added room, im- maculate condition. Must be moved. Priced to sell. LUCKNOW. Havelock St., spacious 4 bedroom, well maintained, $31,500. ASHFIELD TWP.., (3 acres of land) comfortable 3 "bedroom home, fruit trees, berries, etc. ASHFIELD TWP. brick home, 1.55 acres, $27.500. LUCKNOW, 3 bedrooms, Targe kitchen, living room, dining room, propane heat. Reduced to '23,500. DUNGANNON exceptionally nice 4 bedroom brick home with added family room, hot, water heating, separate garage and in- su1atedworkshop. Possession available LUCKNOW,.3 bedroom, with added family room, oil and electric heat, well insulated, full lot. Priced to.sell. WARREN ZINN, 528-3710 ALVIN ROBB, 395-3174 BLUEWATER TOWN & COUNTRY SNOWMOBILE CLUB POKER RALLY The Executive of the Bluewater Town & Country Snowmobile Club of Bervie would like to Thank all the Participants of their 1st Poker Rally on February 21/87. The run was about 45 miles star- ting from the Bluewater Club to Chepstow, Riversdale and For- mosa Clubs and returning to the Bluewater Club. Top Hand went to Al Hedley, 2nd went to Rob Ferrier, both of Kincardine, 3rd went to Dennis Kropf of Baden and 4th to Carolyn Ernewein of Walkerton. A very Special Thanks goes to our Sponsors who made it all possible: Marvin Grubb, Ripley Welding, Ripley Superior, Ripley Royal Bank, Kincardine Auto Parts, D.G. MacDonald Fuels, Courtney Farm Supply, Kincardine Home Hardware, Mahood Lumber, Cuneo's, Knotty Pine, Texaco, R.M. Mathews Imperial Oil, Ideal Supply Kincardine, Bank of Montreal Kincardine, Ron Stanley Farm Supply, Ontario Provincial Police, Kincardine Royal Bank, Hepcoe, Silver Lake General Store, Canadian Tire Gas Bar, New Seasons Restaurant, HAP'S Small Engines, Montgomery Ford Lucknow, Bea's Ceramics, Dar -Lyn Pools, Ruth George Ceramics Walkerton, Clan Hairstyling, The Peddler, Lottery Booth, Gille%'s, Jim's Auto & Body Shop, Clayton Farrell, Ripley Medical Centre, Lorne Robinson, Formosa Mutual Insurance Co., Coiling Brothers & Coiling Trucking, Pollock Electric, Bruce Tile, Scott Farm Drainage, Bluewater Club Members,