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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-01-15, Page 22... ,. '••;.'••; ,. ' •• --,,,•••-•...: ...„... x " ••••••• ..n....Y, .... tk ,.. • , ..,,,,,, • •,..... TUNDUP SNOW TIRES .7:40.:MftrW§gOMMfti,%:„ ANTI FREEZE *::"7.7 0MAMOO*0=sgx4,:$;%m*i:,. BATTERIES MacDonali LUCKNOW tor • BIG GIFTS...LITTLE GIFTS Consult Our Bride's Register S JEWELLERY AND CHINA. Jos. and Dean E. Agnew LUCKNOW HMI Owners — W. PHONE 528-3532 • THE LUCKNOW SE:NTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, ,JANUARY 22, 1975 Atoms Win 1 -0 Lucknow Atoms defeated Ripley 1-0 in a hockey game here Monday. Arthur Clark from Lance Sander- son and David Gibson were the Lucknow marksmen. us•league Hockey Results . On January 18th, in the first • game, the Can ticks defeated the Flyers 7 to 3. •Richard Jurjens with a hat trick, Wayne MCDonagh with a pair, and Shawn Drennan and Kevin Clark added singles for the Canucks. David Edisbury with a pair and Mark Gunter tallied for the Flyers. • In the second game the Islanders whitewashed the Kings 11 to 0. Bernie Burgsma led,the attack with 4 goals. Other goal scorers for the • Islanders were Jim Foran 2, rat Foran, Joe Boyle, Hugh Burgsma, • Jim Hawthorne and Allan Rivett. Scott Rivett registered the shut out. In the third game the Sabres shut out the Seals 5 to O. Johdflusk had a hat trick with John O'Keefe arid Ken Atkinson adding singles. Mike Frayne was credited with the Shut ,out. Schedule for January 25th, 10.00 Seals vs Flyers, 11.00 Sabres vs Islanders, 12.00 Kings vs Canucks. ToRg.. Juveniles Play In Mooretown Tournament Lucknow Juvenile Hockey Club had a tiresome hockey week end and dropped two dose games in a three-garnet week end. On Friday night they went to Mooretovvn near Sarnia and played in the • Silver Stick Tournament. The game started at midnight with Lucknow defeating Cottam 5-2. Staying overnight there, the second game for Lucknow was at 5 p.m. Saturday when they last a 2-1 game to Dorchester. Back in Lucknow Sunday, List- owel edged the Sepoys 4-3' in another close contest. Scorers for Lucknow were Kevin Murray, 1 goal, 1 assist; Stewart Mann and Ken Reid, 1 goal ' each; Ian 'Montgomery and Bob McGillivray, 1 assist each. Ripley Juvs Split Weekend Games The Ripley Juvenile hockey squad split their games on the week-end with a loss and a win., After a bad game Saturday night in Mount Forest, where they lost 10 - 0, they bounced back on Sunday to defeat Chesley Juveniles 19 - 8. David MacDonald led the scoring with 5 goals, while Danny Walden, • Ripley cooling ...New By Don McLay The president of the ladies OA. and her committees held a very successful invitation bonspiel .a week ago Monday. Bernice Moore of the' Goderich club skipped her way to victory and took home the George IvkDOnald Trophy. Bernice had able assistance from LOis Vanstone, Vicki Culbert and Barb-, •ara Hawkins, in piling up a score Of thirty points, Jean WyldS, of the local club curling with' Marie MacDonald; Gladys Nicholson and Joyce Courtney took second for the day with twenty-nine points. Second place finishers were Jane West of the Ripley club with-Jean y Coiling, Hilda Andrew and Lois Pollock; and Marie Coiling on the late draw curling • with Marlene Coiling, Mary McMichael and Nancy Regier. Phil Durst of Goderich, with Eleanor Fisher, Sue White and Betty Moore took the third spot on the early draw; while Sharon Courtney of the locals, with Mary Walden, Aitarg -Rouse and Ursula Burnett came third on the late draw. The consolaticin winners • went to two Kincardine entries skipped hy, Sandra Turvill and Mary Hahn. Other entries finish- ing out of the money 'were those of Shirley Lamont of Teeswater, Ciel Picot of Kincardine, Doris Walden of Wingham and Diane. Brooks of Ripley. Winners of kicky draws were JesSie" Bates of Teeswater, and Terry MacKenzie and. Ey Coiling of Ripley. ,Ladies president Mabel : Barnard asked me to express her thanks to all who assisted in any way. * * * * * The International bonspiel of. the Mens' club ran into plant difficul- ties on Saturday last. Andy Ritskes worked for the most of 'the day to repair the compressor unit, but a bearing caused the cancellatiOn of the event' with only two games completed on each draw. 'The 1 and '3 o'clock draws were complet- ed in Kincardine and the Ripley Club is most appreciative of having the ice available for the afternoon. draws. Declared winner of . the Trophy was Jim. MacTavi'sh's rink of Cliff Emmerton, Blain Carruth- ers and Kenny H. MacKenzie. Winner of the later draw was' pert Elliott's rink curling with Mervin Funston, Donald Maus and Murray McLeod. Second place finisherS Greg "Liddle anth Rick Smith each got three. Courtney Liddle and Johnny Elliott scored twice, with Mark Henry scoring once. The boys play a postponed game with the 'Lucknow squad on. Wed- nesday night at 8.30. The next home game will be Sunday, February 2. Win 6-5 Sunday Over Kincardine Lucknow Arena News THURSDAY, JANUARY 23 3:30 - 7:30 Figure Skating 7:30 Kintail vs Ashfield 9:00 Lucknocw vs Holyrood SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 ' 2 - 4 p.m: Piiblic Skating 4;30 p.m. Pee Wee Game Brussels at. Lucknow 7:00 p.m. Flea Game Belgrave at Lucknow 121110.11MilliSIMI SUNDAY, •JANUARY 26 , 1:30 - .3:15 p.m. Public Skating 8:00 p.m. Kinsmen vs O.P.P. MONDAY, JANUARY 27. 3:30 - 7:30 p.m. -Figure Skating 7:30 p.m. Atom Game Mildmay at Lucknow TUESDAY, JANUARY 25 8:30 p.m. Bantam Game Ripley at Lucknow WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Mothers and Tots 7:30 - 8:30 Public Skating were Bob Johnston curling with Don Gaunt, Norm Barnard and Bob Lyons; and Don McLay's rink of Jim MacDonald, Sandy MacChar- les and Gordon Patterson. ' Third place prizes were won by Bill Peterbaugh, with Jaci Scott, Wally Pollock and John Matheson; and Jim ' West -curling with Gary Courtney, Elmer Smeltzer and Allan MacDougall. Skipping other entries were Ron Farrell, Donald MacTavish, Harry Coiling, Elmer Courtney, Dale Farrell and Howard Hodge. In this writer's opinion, the name of this bonspiel should be changed. It would be fairer to call it the Courtney-Hodge or (C-H) bonspiel, as the firm for which it was originally named has never contrib- uted one red cent to it's sponsor- ship.. Elmer Courtney, and Howard FULLER BRUSH CO. To buy or sell our product call 1-296-4646. D. Wight, R.R. 2, Thedford, Ontario. Territories are open in Bruce and Huron. $3.00 to $5.00,per hour. -- . -110.10111"aiiiiiilli,1111411".111411.61 Ripley Iiiimond Jubilee Arena Schedule . WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22 I'Vlothers' & Pre-School Skating 1 - 3 p.m. Atom, 'A' Practice 4 •- '5 p.m. Pee 'Wee Game 7 P.m.' Teeswater vs Ripley , Juvenile Ganie 8:30' p.m,' Lucknow vs Ripley THURSDAY, JANUARY 23. Pee Wee Practice -- 4 - 5 p.m. Midget Practice — 7 p.m. FRIDAY, JANUARY 24 Midget Game — 8:30 p.m. Teeswater vs Ripley SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 Hockey 9 a.ni. - 12 noon 'Skating 1 - 4 p.m. Skating 7 - 9:30 p.m. SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 Skating 2 - 4 p.m. MONDAY, JANUARY 27 Atom B Practice — 4 - 5 p.m. Bantam Game 8:30 p.m. Teeswater vs Ripley TUESDAY, JANUARY 28 Tyke Practice — 4 - 5 p.m. Pee Wee Game — 7 p.m. - Blyth vs. Ripley Oldtimers at 8:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29 Mothers, & Pre-School Skating 1 - 3 p.m. Atom A Practice 4 - 5 p.m... Juvenile Practice 7 p.m. Hodge have contributed to the prize list since the very inception of this event, and the name Inter- national should most certainly be dropped, as, k is- a misnoiner.. * * * * * Coming events are the Kincard- ine-Ripley Series -- in Ripley this Saturday, January 25, and in Kincardine on Saturday, February 1. The annual Sweetheart spiel will be held on Saturday, February 8th, and Ripley-Huron Branch 440 bonspiel and reunion on February 15th. RIPLEY AND DISTRICT LIONS . CLUBAINGO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29i-1-1 4. AT 8 P • M • HURON TOWNSHIP HALL, RIPLEY 12 regular games plus specials and jackpot for $150.00 . Lucknow Intermediate hockey team came back in the 3rd period Sunday here to win a close one over Kincardine 6-5.. It was a slow moving game until things opened up in the 3rd and the Texacos .took a 4-3 lead. —Lu cknow s -line-" ca me through, tying the game and then winning on John Emberlin's goal midway in the, 3rd period. Dave MacKinnon played a persistent game collecting the hat and 2 assists on the tying and winning goals. Also -scoring for Lucknow .were Brian Boyle unassisted, Jim .Murray 1 goal and 1, assist and John Emberlin 1 goal and 1 assist; Paul Frayne and Ken Houston each earned 1 assist.