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46. Memoriam*
TIFFiN
In loving memory of a dear
`Mather and grandfather,
-Orville,J. Tiffin, who passed
away March 4, 1972.
Memory is, a lovely lane,.
Where hearts are ever true.
A lane we so often travel
down -
.Because it leads to you.
Lovingly remembered by
Joe, Marian ,and family and.
Jean andiamily. --10
47. Cards of
Thanks
THANK YOU
To the ChaMber of
Comrherce, Council mem-
bers and cohorts for great
games. We'Il get you next
timet The Friday Night
Volleyball gang. --10x:
LUCKNOW 'TYKES
A successful Tyke tourna-
Ment was once again.. held
in Lucknow. The three
Lucknow Tyke teams 'would
like to thank.all the parents
and others who helpedwith
the lunch, the gate and the
time keeping. Thanks, also
to the referees who -Volun-
teered their time and to the
e
'ar na staff. Aspecial thanks,
to Helen Van Osch for orga-
nizing the lunch ,and to Roh
Alton, who co.ordinated this
tournament.. -10.
48. Coming
Events
BINGO
Goderich Knights Of'
Columbus, Thursday, 7 p.m.
ColumbusCentre, .390'.
Parson's. Court, :$.3450 in.,
prices. $1000.00 Jackpot
'must go. --i 5tfar
MUCH: MUSIC VIDEO'
DANCE
with classics of the 50's to
90:'s•April 5, Lucknow
Community Centre, '9' p.m.
to . 1: Sponsored by
Lucknow.Kinettes: Age of
majority: Food available.
$10/person door, $8 .hi
advance. , Call 528-2783 or •
'528-3406-:, Prooeeds. t:o
Community Service:--•08-
14ar
d
NOSTT LGIA-RAMA
SPRING SHOW
MARCH 9;, 1997. 10-4, 85
Dealers, buying: and selling
small antiques, glassware,
coins, . old : advertising
posters, tins, calendars,
postcards, .old .toys, dolls,:
Coke, :':StarWars, : doeu
ments, militaria, sports,
cards, • tools, bottles, brewe
riana, automobilia, railroad-
atria; Victorian beadwork, •
photographs, ephernera.-
l`airgrounds :Auditorium,.
iNoodstock, Qntario, -10bc
LIONS CLUB: BREAKFAST
Auburn & District Lions Club
breakfast, Sunday, Mar. 9,
from' 9. a.'rn.. 12 noon. $5
Commer'. person, " Auburn
y ,
nit Hall.:Proceeds
u
for Auburn Memorial
Community Hall. Maple
Syrup donated by
•Robinsons..Maple- Products.
--10cc • `
48. Corning
Events
BARBECUE S DANCE
Huron ' County Beef
Producers Association • beef
barbecue and dance,
'Saturday, Mar. 8, BMG.
Community Centre,
Brussels. -Dinner 6.8 p.m..
Dance 8:30 - 12:30, Music.
by "Beechwood," Tickets
$12 per person. Contact
local directors or call
Rosemarie Bishop 887-
6.186.--09,10co.
LUCKNOW GUIDING
PRESENTS
An evening of Music Past to
Present, Friday, April 4,
7:30 p.m. at LCPS. Adults
$3, children 12 and under
$2, preschool free. -Tickets.
at Kids .Shop, Finlay's, any
third', year _Guide or
Pathfinder. Proceeds for
Niagara Falls trip. -09-14
ST. AUGUSTIINE CHURCH
Ham Bingo, Monday, Mar.
10, 8 p.rn. 10.- hams, 2
share -the -wealth and door
prize. ` Everyone welcome. ''
Admission $1. --10 .
ADVANCE NOTICE.
Lochalsh Cemetery memori-
al service June 1.5., 1997, 2
p.m. Let this be your invita-
tion .to contact family and
friends. Mark it on your Cal-
ender. --10x
OLD FASHIONED
COUNTRY MEALS
at. Kinloss Community
C'entre between= 4 and ,6
p.m ,on Mar. 9,.. Mar. 2,3,
Apr. 6 and Apr.• 20
Everyone welcome..
WORLD DAY'OF PRAYER.
March 7, 7:30 p.m:. at. St.
`Peter's Anglican Church,
•Lucknow. --10ar
STORY HOUR
The spring session' of the
'Library 'S'tory ,Hour starts
Friday,. Mar. 14 to May 30.
Three -to -five-year olds. wet-
-come. Register at Library
528-3011.
ST. PATRICK EUCHRE
PARTY .`
At the Lucknow Legion on
friday ; 'Mar. 14 at 8' p.m.
Sponsored; by the
Horticultural: :S.ociety.
Everyone: welcome
10,,11ar
FRESH:VEGETABLE•
LOVERS:
`.No tine orplace; to garden?
Looking for unsprayed -local=
ly. grown vegetables? , Come
to the Community Shared
Garden Information,
Meeting, Wednesday,• Mar,
5, 7:30. pm. atthe Lucknow
Town. Hall, or call .Fran
McQua1528.2493 --09,19
BRIDAL OPEN.HOUSE
Four Seasons Party Rentals
Mar, 14; 2.9 p.rn. Exciting
newrentals and in-store
specials: Doorprizes and
refreshments. Everything on
display 239 Main; St.. W,
Markdale. Phone 1-800-
363-0i82. --10,11ce
VARIETY CONCERT
The Hor`necraft division of
the Lucknow Agriculture.
Society'are sponsoring a:
.variety concert on Mai: 21
at 8 p.m. Lucknow Public
School.--10,11er
48, Coming
Events
HAM SUPPER
Lucknow United Church,
Sunday, Apr. 13, Two sit-
tings: 5, and 6:30 p.m.
Adults $7,50, children under
12 $5, kindergarten and
preschool free, Tickets:
Finlay Decorators,
McDonagh ..insurance,
Lloya's or call 529.7566.
Take outs: 528-3237. --10x
RURAL RESOURCES
is a new FREE,, mobile ser-
•vice that visits various rural
communities in Bruce
County. Rural Resources
provides pamphlets, infer-
mation, addresses and
phone numbers about
where to find help in your
~area. Our counsellor can
assess your situation, if
needed,and make referrals
if you desire. Drop in for a
coffee and see what we're
gall about. Lucknow Town
Hall (basement side door),
Wednesday, Mar. 26, from
10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Sponsored. by The
Women's House of Bruce
• County, For more informa-
tion call 1.800-265-3026 or
396-9655.--10cc
,.
Shoot
Winners
Five tables of Shoot
were in play at the Drop in
Centre last Friday. High.
players' were Elaine •
Errington and, . , Art
Ern'ewein, foiiowe.d by
Caroline - Menary ' and
Richard: Grant. Jim.
•Erringtonhad' the ..most
shoots.
The 28th annual Legion
Tyke tournament was held
last weekend. and was a
great success due to the
support of the parents who
work hard to supply the
food: and assist in any way..
For the - last 28 years, this
tournament has been.:.
indicative of the. real com .`.
munity spirit that is alive
in, Luucknow, It is quite, an
honor to have people.
come and thank you for a
great day of hockey..
Teams competing were
three from Lucknow; and
Ripley, •Beigrave,
Teeswater, Brussels and
Bayfield.
Bayfield was presented -,
the consolation trophy by
Ron.Alton. Brussels was
presented the ;Lucknow
Legion trophy by Nick
Schaus.
The hockey scene
The three goals scored.
by the Novice. B1 team
weren't enough as
Hanover 'netted five to
take the third game in this
playoff series, on. Feb. 24.
Kenny Stanley, Jimmy,
John2Kuik'and Wes Riven.
scored after team -nates
Meagan Cameron, John
Dalton, Rivett and Kuik
set up the plays.
Tyke
All three Tyke teams
played in the annual
Lucknow' Tyke 'hockey
tournament on the week-
end. ' • .
Lucknow, 1• ,played
Ripley in their first game
and won 10 to,5. In the
second game, Lucknow
lost to'Belgrave 9 to 0.
Lucknow played
Belgrave in their first.:
game and lost 1 to 0. In
their second game they
beat Ripley 7 to 3, and in
the final game of the con-
solation
on-
solatio n side, Lucknow 2
lost 4 to 0 to. Bayfield:
-Lucknow 3 won their
first . game by 'defeating
Teeswater 8 to 3. ,In their.
second game they lost 1,3, a
score of' 11. to 1 to..
Brussels,
An the players . on each
of the .team's played well
and are to be Congratulat-
ed for their strong•efforts..
Pee Wee B...
A strong, and. deter-
:mined;,PeeWee B learn,
hungry for a win, played
all three periods, against
Ripley, on. 'Feb 25, with..
aggressiveend-to=end.
action.. They came up on '
the -short end of .the 3 to 0
score...
:Lucknow was' down 3
to 2 after two periods of
play, in their Feb. 26
match •with Mildmay.
Coming into the third, the.
Mildmay goalie stopped
shot after shot, until the
4:23 mark when Dan
McDonagh netted one, for
the tie- Then it was noth-
ing but net as William •
Drennan slid in an insur-
ance goal, followed by.
McDonagh with one in the
empty net. To top kali off,
Cory Robertson slapped
one from just outside the
blue line to make the score
6 to 3 for Lucknow.
Goals: Drennan m2,
McDonagh 2, Graham
Cook and• Robertson.
'Assists: Steve. Van
Meeteren 2, Robertson 2,
Matt Pritchard, Kevin
DeBruyn, McDonagh, and
Drennan.
Spirits were high as the
squad travelled • to
Teeswater last. Friday and
that proved a. plus for
Lucknow.: It was three-
periods of goaltenders'
battle with end-to-end .
shots Billy. Johnston stood
his ground between the
pipes and saved. another
..win = 3 to•2 for Lucknow.
., Goals: David. Cameron
two unassisted,: and Dana
McDonagh uiiassisted.
Pee Wee A
The boys held their
own tn;the first period of.
the game one • with.
Wingham on Feb. 24, but
theopposition went out of
control to Wirt 6; to 1
In game two. on Feb;
27Wingham Went ahead •
•• quickly ,at .the start of. the
:game. Lucknow kept corn-.'
ing back to keep the : game
close; but. Winghant .man-
aged in the third' to double'
. the score 6 to 3:
Goals: Brian. Stanley,
Jeff McNee 2, Bob
Raymond. Assists: Russ
Mann, Wyatt Kwan, Luke
Van Osch, Stanley and
Rick Andrew 2.
Bantam B
Playing•in Kincardine
on Feb. 26, the host team
sent the Sepoy squad
home with a 7 to 3 loss.
.Goals.: Chris Hackett,.
Nick Mann, John Van
Diepenbeek. Assists: Rene
Sleeker, Steve Hare, 2, and
Mann.
In Mount Forest. on
Saturday, Lucknow. won
'the „game 3 to 2 in over-
time play. 'Goals were
from Jason Lewis, Mann,
and Troy McKenzie, with
team . mates Mann and
Lewis setting up the plays.
The second game in
two days, again with
• Mount Forest, went into
overtime with Lucknow
winning 3 to .2. The over-
time goal. was . a shot from
the point ., by Van
,Diepenbeek to Mann who
tipped it in.
Mann claimed a hat
trick in this game, withthe
plays set up by Hare,2,
Mike Wyndham and Van
,Diepenbeek.
Juveniles
The Lucknow Juveniles
outshot Port Stanley
throughout gime one of .
this'OMHA semii final
series on Saturday, but
couldn't beat the host
goalie until there. was only
1:17 left in the`.game
when Chad Moffat scored
•"assisted by Dave Adams
and Ed Courtney.
Game two, and three
take place in Lucknow,
Friday ,night at 8:30 and
Saturday at 4:30 p.m
•
YBC Pee.Wees: Sean'
Berry. 100, , Rachel: Elliott
109; 127. Bantams.:,
Jennifer Beyer,sbergen
175, Whitney Taylor .162,.,
190,E Jonathon Lalonde
129, Cody McGee 148,
Richard Elliott 195, 173,
Angela Gillespie 142:
Juniors: Paula Taylor 174,
223, Robbie Moir 172,
-Jody Machan, 171, D.J.;
Haldenby :172,• Angie
Nicholson 478,": Greg
Archer 178, 180, 18$,
Matthew Stewart 176,
153, David Gillespie 165:
Seniors: Jeff Rumble 186.
Tuesday. :Night. - HS and
HT Ron Elliott 289, 674;
Anita Elliott 248, 68.1.
200+ games:. Ron Elliott:
289',: 231, Rob' Beirnes
220, Marion Jones' 228,
.210, Eric Taylor 216,:208,
Don. Woods .245, Anita
Elliott 248, -245, Paul'
Geese .273, Ron Gillespie
268, 200, Andy Page 253.
Standings!' Hooters 56,
Aces 40; Bundys 37, Slow
'`Balis 33.
FriUpy Night -11S and
HT - Clint t' Thomson 284,
Gerald :Rhody:679; . Peggy
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Kinsman 299, Marion
..Jones 669- .200+ games: ..
Clint Thomson , • 284,
Gerald Rhody 260; 244;
Peggy `Kinsman ' 299,
:Marion Jones' 270, 201,
•Allan Rhody 240, 233., •
Barb: Helico . 208, Jim'.:
Miller 279, 211, Terry
Burt .203,, Mike. Whitem ft;
223,. • 200, Eric ' 14aldenby
'218, 216, Ron: Machan.
259,, Terri Van Diepen,
216, Kevin Ackert '205.
Standings': Thundertats
88,,: Blizzards • 85,
Hurricanes 81, Lightning •
Bolts 79. Thunder Bolts
67, Tornadoes 62:.
Monday: Night- • RS and
_HT: Eric: -Ta Taylor -291, :819•,'
y
Terri Van. Diepen 186,.
536, 200+ games: John
Andrew 228, 220, Rob
Beirnes 205, Eric Taylor
280; 291, 248, Bryce
Ritchie 250, 220, John
Van Diepen 216, Robert
Jones 282, 210, 240.
Standings: Misfits 58,
High. Fiyers 52,; Blue Jays
47, Verna:'s .Rollers 42,
Bulldogs •40 Dalmations
36. '
Ripley - 150+gar
ries:
gaes;.
Helen McCreath: 158,
Marina Cameron 202,; Ed
'Fink ;154, Wilma ;• Elliott:
158; 206, Evelyn,Bradley
155,Helen McGregor'
162, Marion Robb 223,
Anna MacTavish f79,
187, Currie -Colwell •216,
Joan .' Fry 159,.: Edna ,
;Stanley 160. Standings:
Maple Leafs 36, Oilers
29.5, Red °.Wings 28,
Canadiens 26.5, Flyers 24,
Flames 17. .
Town and ;Country.-
150+ games: : Fern.'
McDonald 235., 151,
Grant Parrish 212, Anne
Anderson 166, 162, Marg
Nettleton 160, 155, •
George Taylor 187, 159,
Dave Swan 157, 'Gordon
Brooks 175, Harold:
Errington 169, Kathleen
Forster 165, Aileen Clark
151, Shirley Brooks' 236,
154, Grace Gamtnie 157; ,
Kathy. ' Gibson 152.
Standings:. Daffodils 40,.
Tulips. 37, Pansies 34,
Crocuses 29, Hyacinths
21:5, Snowdrops 22.5.