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The Lucknow Tykes opened the 20th annual Legion Tyke Tournament on Saturday
taking on the Huron Township team. Goalie Matthew Martin had an excellent day in.
nets. Here he gets a piece of the puck but it has enough momentum to Slide across
the goal crease. Huron took the game' 7 -1. (Pat Livingstonphoto) •
Howick takes Tyke, tourney
The ?0th Annual Lucknow Legion. Tyke
Tournament was held at the Lucknow
Arena on Saturday, March 3. This"`eight
team tournament is set up for players at
the tyke level which takes hi ages seven
and 'under.
The local entry opened the tournament
and came out on the short end of a 7-1"
loss to the Huron Township team. Jeremy
McQuillin led the way with three , goals:
and two assists while Mark Elliott col-
lected tnrg-goals and tato assists:': The lone
Luclolowrgoal was scored by Wain-
wright assisted by Jason Pentland.
Other first round action had Blyth
defeating Teeswater 6-4 while Howick
took Ripley 14-3 and Belgrave slipped by
Brussels 6.4. In the second round playon
the championship side Huron Township
just scraped by Blyth 7-5 after a double
shootout to break the tie. Howick also
gained a berth in the championship final
as they dumped last year's champion
Belgrave team by .a 7-1 score. \In the
final it was Howick over Huron Township
10.6 to take the championship_ trophy.
Lucknow bowed out of consolationcon-
tention in the second round 'as they were
defeated •4-1 by Teeswater. Lucknow's on-
ly goal was scored late in the thrid
period when defenseman Dennis Andrew
pinched in and scored on Brian Stanley's
pass. Ripley also advanced. to the con-
solation final having defeated Brussels by
a 4-2 score.
In the final game itself on the consola-
tion side it was Teeswater defeating
Ripley by a 10-4 score. Lucknow Legion
Branch 309 President, Henry Clark was
on hand to present trophies to the winn
Although short on experience, Matthew.
Martin had a ,excellent day in goal for
the Lucknow teams as be turned aside
shot after shot. Defense players were
Jonathon Drennan Paddy.Lyon, Dennis
Andrew, Ryan Sing, Justin Gollan and
Jason Pentland while the forwards were
made up. of Chris Hackett, Cori. Guse, An-
dy- Evans, Dan' McD.onagjt, Jordan
Hamilton, .Russel Mann Brian Stanley;
Tim 'Eadie, Devon Petteplace,' . Chris
Wainwright, Richard. Lubbers and Tom'
Simpson.
Both :the team and the minor hockey
systemwould like to thank Ron Alton
and Bill Hunter for their assistance in
running this tournament' as well'as the
volunteer referees made up of Russell
Sutton, Dwayne Porter, Steve Porter,
Steve Pritchard, Brent Gammie, Paul
Helm and Sam Murray. Also thank you
to Dwight Gattinger for taking charge of
the parent volunteer time keepers as well
as Annette Drennan and Judy Evans and
all the Moms for seeing that the teams.
were provided with a free lunch down at
the Lucknow Legion. This tournament is
the highlight of the Tyke hockey program
and a big thank you goes out to the
Lueknow Legion from all of the players
• for making this possible.We would also
like to thank the local merchants for
their donations to the tournament. Con-
tributions ' were received from Bain's
Groceteria, . Armstrong's Home-Bakeryr
and Fairview Dairy.
S ourx KINLCSS OBITUARY
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Frank and Muriel MacKenzie have
returned from a bus trip to Florida and
a three day cruise to Nassau. '
Others enjoying their holidays in
Florida were Barry and Gladys Johnston;
Evan and Margaret Keith, Bill and Don-
na Moffat and fatnily and Bob and June
Gilchrist.
Congratulationp to three Sonth''Kinloss
students' who were picked for the public
speaking finalists at Lucknow Central
Public School. They are Alesha• Moffat in
the intermediate division and Shelly
Johnston and Ean Moffat for the Junior
Division. Shelly spoke at the Lucknow
Legion where she won third place: All 'the
grades of the four, five and six •of the
surrounding schools participated in this
speaking. Good work Shelly:
R. Frederick D. Andersen
Fred Anderson of London, passed away
at Parkwood . Hospital on Saturday,
February 24, 1990 in his 78th year,
He was the beloved husband of Phyllis'
(English) Anderson, dear father of
Michael. D. Anderson and his wife, Nan-
cy
ancy of" Guelph, and 'Dennis J. Anderson
and his wife, Karen of Windsor. Mr.
Anderson will be sadly. missed by . his
grandchildren, Steven and Cassie. '
Ile .is also survived by his brothers,
Bert of Alberta, • Robert of British Coluun
bia, and a sister, 'Mrs. Earl, (Marian)
Williams of Alberta. Mr. Anderson was
predeceased by his sister,' Irene in 1988.
Visitation took place at the Needham
Funeral Chapel, London on February 26,
where the funeral and committal services
were held 011 Tuesday at 11 amt. with
the Rev. J. Murdo Pollock officiating.
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