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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-11-07, Page 13ge 12 DI • N • I • MI • • • • • • • • • • Lacknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 7, 1984—Page 13 Lanesville Lor4s.k)910ittg fOr league championship Last season the Lanesville Lords advanc- d to the Blyth Broornball League Cham- ionship finals, where they lost to the 8th ' erS. After their .first three games, the rds appear to be headed to another sue- essful campaign, recording three suc- essive wins: Lanesville is a team with plen- y of talent arid speed; combined with last ear's playoff experience, the team definite. y has its sites set on the league title. On Oct. 30 the Lords recorded their third ictory of the season as they knocked off the itland Dirt Riders by a score of 4-1. Steve oward led Lanesville with one goal and one sist. Singles goals „also went to Gerard oward, Greg Hackett, and Glen Kemn. hile Willy.Bendricks and Brian Van Osch icked up one 'assist each. The Dirt Riders' one goal was scored by Doug Cousins with • OBITUARY Glenn G. Moore At the Henderson General Hospital on Sunday, October 28, 1984 G. Glenn Moore passed. avyq 'in his 79th year. Beloved husband of Gladys Hodgins. Dear brother of Jean" Latham of Sarnia. • Also survived by several nieces 'and • nephews. • A long time -active member of Delta • United Church andthe Session. Member of • Acacia Lodge #61 A.F.&A.M. • , Friends called at the J. B.. Marlatt • Funeral Home, 615 Main Street East on • Monday. • Funeral service was held in the Marlatt • Funeral Chapel on Tuesday, October 30, 1984 at 11 a.m. • Interment Greenhill Cemetery, Luck - now. • ID • OLIVET by Lorraine Me lie Mrs. Jack McGuireand Dorothy Engel were in London last Thursday and visited in Ingersoll with Mrs. McGuire's daughter, Nancy and son-in-law, Michael .and new baby; kion. It was great to see the children having so much fun.on Hallowe'en and itwas a treat to have so many young ones calling, as for the past few years three or four children were all that came. ' Mrs. .Jim Black visited on Hallowe'en evening with Mr. and Wt. Walter Black of Lucknow. Jack Barrett and 'grandson, Benji •of Toronto visited on the weekend with Andrew Hamilton.. DUNGANNQN by Marie Park the assist going to Kevin Pennington. one seconds left in overtime. In further action on Oct. 30, Vicki Abbott set up Deb. Powell for the game's only goal, as the Goderich Harbourlites posted a 1-0 shutout over Brussels. Goderich, Oarsmen grabbed an early 1-0 lead on Rick Powell's unassisted effort, however the 8th Liners scored seven suc- cessive goals to record a 7-1, triumph over the Oarsmen. The 8th Liners' goals were scored by Herb Govier, Arnold Pease, Lon- nie Whitfield, Brad Cook, Gordon Machan, Roii McNichol and Peter deJong. David Souch picked up four assists in the garne for the winners, while single assists went to • Gordon Machan; Herb Govier and Ken Bird. The Clinton Warriors needed overtime to upset the Blyth Inn Bandits by a score of 443. Clinton took a 2-0 lead after five minutesintci, Cindy Maxymchuk and her two year old daughter, Erin of Surrey, B.C. visited Margaret and Jim Errington and other relatives in the area recently. Gail Cook is a patient in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderiche where she underwent surgery on Monday. Marie Park, Viidit Hodgg and Gert- rude Park visited in Clinton on Tuesday of 14St,weelt1With Mildred 'Garrett and called On Other relatives. Rick McGee of Grimsby visited for a few days with his sister, Bonnie and her husband, Laird Spivak and boys last week. Members of the Willing Workers held a work bee recently to prepare crafts for their upcoming bazaar and bake sale on Novem- ber 17. Ron and Michele Brindley, Catherine and Heather have moved from their trailer home on Berry Street to the house on Southampton Street, they , recently purch- , ased from Colin Chisholni. Congratulations to Jeff and Dayle Taylor on the birth of their daughter, Sarah Elizabeth on Sunday morning, November 4 at Wingham hospital. Dayle, as most people know, works at the West Wawanosk Insurance office. BROOMBALL SCORES the gime, on goals by Don Dhnaline and Tim de Weerd, with the assists going to Terry Willoughby and SAM Cook. The Ban- dits tied the game with two second period goals by Greg Cook and Murray ,Black, while Clarence Dekens and Paul Cook pick- ed up one assist each. Early into overtime Sam Cook gave the Warriors a 3-2, however six second later Paul Cook tied the game once again. Don Dimaline scored the game winner for the Warriors, with only twenty- • Marie Brindley had one goal and assiSt to lead Belgrave to a 3-0 win over the Goderich Knight Riders. Cheryl Walker and Sue Kolkman collected single goals for Belgrave, while Tracy Hill added a single assist. On Nov. 1, Doug and Ron de Boer had a goal and an assist each to lead the Lakelet Hornets to, a 5-0 victory over the Auburn Falcons. Ken Quipp, Darrell Cober and. Dave Ireland aLso scored one goal apiece, while Calvin Quipp had two assists and Bill de Vos one. Arlene Johnston's pair of goals led Lucknow to a 5-0 shutout over Yogi's Girls. Dianne Golley collected one goal and two assists in the game, while Sheila Walker and Turn to page 14* PLEASE CLIP AND • SAVE FOR: FUTURE • filttilk:14 REFERENCE " VON-- !TIME 18t00 I A.M. 1 1 9.30 10100_ 11:00 • 12:00 1:00 2:00 • SUNDAY. MONDAY, ( 1984-85: LUCKNOW ARENA 1c.scipfpq-R...• TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 3:00 4:00 LIC TING JUVENILE GAME 6:00 PARENTS. AND. TOTS 7:00 8:00 RENTAL INTERMEDIATE 9:00 10:00 MEW 011M1, GAME PEE WEE 6%99 PRACTICE MIDGET. 66E99, PRACTICE PARENTS' AND TOTS SCHOOL RENTAL .ATOM PRACTICE SKATING ATOM. , , 46A99 PRACTICE MIDGET GAME BANTAM PRACTICE CLUB THURSDAY • PEE WEE 64E99 PRACTICE JUVENILE INDUSTRIAL BANTAM PRACTICE “Ato HOCKEY GAME RENTAL RENTAL. INTERMEDIATE RENTAL PRACTICE RENTAL 11•1•11. 'Nonni BENTAL This is a Typical week's activities, subject to change