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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-01-29, Page 8WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY).5 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Mothers and Tots 7:30 - 8:30 Public Skating Everyone joined in a game-of ball "Sleepy and Dopey". hackie had the Brownies singing a new song "In a Cottage in a Wood" and also doing the actions. The meeting closed with Taps LIGHT • .----AtmE ..... • ............................................................ • • • • .••• .. • .... . • ••••••;•••••:;:i:if;:.;',': • ... COME 'IN AND HAVE YOUR HEADLIGHTS SET . TO .. - PROPER SPECIFICATIONS WITH OUR th cima5. OUR GIFT REGISTER • SCHMID'S JEWELLERY AND CHINA Owners — W. Jos. and Dean E. Agnew PHONE 528-3532 LUCKNOW Ripley . Curling News Lucknovir Arena News THURSDAY, JANUARY 30 4:30 p.m. Figure Skating 7:30 Holyrood vs Kintail . 9:00 Lucknow vs Ashfield FRIDAY, JANUARY 31 , 7:00 p.m. Pee Wee Game Milverton at Lucknow 8:30 p.m. Intermediate Game Fergus at' Lucknow SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1 2 - 4 p.m. Public Skating 7:00 p.m. Flea Game SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2 1:30 - 3:15 p.m. Public Skating 3:45 p.m. Juvenile Game Goderich at Lucknow 8:00 p.m. Intermediate Game Milvertoli at Lucknow MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3 4:30 - 7:30 p.m. Figure Skating TUESDAY, -FEBRUARY 8:30 p.m. Bantam Game • THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY 29, 1975 Atoms Play Four Games In Four Days On Weekend It, was four days in a row for the Lucknow Atom hockey team this 'past week end. • On Friday, January 24, LUCIMOW played at Teeswater and won 5-0. Goals scored were Glen Raynard unassisted; Lance Sanderson from Allan Eadie and Don' Greer; David Emberlin from Mike Whitcroft; David Gibson from Mike Whitcroft; • Glen Raynard from .Arthur Clark. On Saturday, at Blyth,.Lucknow were defeated 5-3. Mike Humph- rey from Allan Eadie and Kent Alton: Allan Eadie unassisted; Mike Humphrey from Glen Ray- nard were the marksmen for Lucknow. Sunday, at Kincardine, Lucknow lost 5-2. This was, an exhibition game. Lance Sanderion and Donnie Greer scored for Lucknow. On Monday, January 27, in the local arena, Lucknow defeated Mildmay 6-2. Glen Raynard had 1 goal and 3 assists; Ken Irwin, 1 goal; Wayne Phillips, 2 goals; Dave Emberlin, 1 goal and '1 assist; Arthur Clark, 1 goal and 3 assists; Dave Gibson, 2 assists; Mike IYhitcroft, Lance Sanderson and Mike Humphrey, 1 assist each. Juveniles Win 8-4 Over Ripley Lucknow Juvenile hockey team edged Ripley 8-4 on Ripley's home ice on Wednesday of last week. Scoring for Lucknow . were Ian Montgomery, two goals and two assists; Kevin Murray, two goals and one assist; one goal each to Ken Reid, Kevin Ackert, Stewart Mann and Bob McGillivray; one assist each, to Dennis Thompson, John Hamilton, Gord Black, Mur- ray Thompson. House League Hockey Results In the first game on Saturday, ' January 25th, the Seals defeated the Flyers 3 to 1. Brian Taylor with 2 and Gary McInnis were the . marksmen for the Seals. Steve Harman replied for the Flyers. In the second game the Sabres edged. the Islanders in a real ,thriller 1 to O. Billy Hopf tallied the winner while Mike Frayne recorded the shut out for the Sabres. In the third gaMe, the Canucks edged the . Kings 3 to 2. Richard Jurjens, Shawn Drennan and N Wayne McDOnagh dented the twine for the Canucks. Ken Ritchie and Brent Van Osch scored for the Kings., Schedule for February 1st, 10.00 Canucks vs Seals; 11.00 Sabres vs Kings; 12.00 Islanders vs Flyers. Bantams. Now In Playoffs Lucknow Bantam hockey team is starting playoffs this .week against l'eeswater. They are scheduled to play Tuesday in Lucknow and Friday in Teeswater. On Friday night of last week they played Ripley in the local arena and the score was '5-5. Scoring , for Lucknow were Eric Cayley three goals and Steve Hamilton and Jim VanOsch one each. Ripley Diamond Jubilee Arena Schedule WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29 Mothers &Pre-School Skating 1 - 3 pin. Atom A Practice 4 - 5"p.m'. Juvenile Practice 7 - 8 p.m.' 111111...•••••101.6 THURSDAY, JANUARY 30 ' Pee Wee Practice * 4 - 5 p.m. Tyke Game - 7 p.m. Midget Game — 8:30 p.m. Brooniball Practice - 10 p.m.. FRIDAY, JANUARY 31 Atom A Game - 7 p.m. Lucknow vs Ripley Midget (Gaffie — 810 p.m. Brussels vs Ripley - SATURDAY, 'FEBRUARY 1 Hockey 9 121269ii Skating 1:30 - 4 p.m. Skating 7 - 9 p.M. Nip Ferg 10 - In Friday Game, Return Match Here BY DOUG EADIE One hundred_. percent effort by everyone on the Lucknow •team proved that they could beat the best in, the league,, both 'physically' and with skill. Understaffed with ,only two lines, four defencemen and no backup goalie', Lucknow flouriced the Fergus Flyers. 10-7. pit was a see-saw, battle with.. Fergus opening the scoring, only to' have Doug Stevenson, 'assisted by Ken "Roar" Houston, tie it 1-1. Again Fergus, with a quick break- ing goal, went ahead and back came "Go-fast" Etnberlin assisted by Jim Murray. Fergus charged back to make it 3-2 with Dave MacKinnon tying it from Jim Mur- ray and Paul Frayne 3-3 in the final 'minutes of the first period. This type 'of "never give up" play set the stage for the 2nd period and for the 1st' time in the game Lucknow took the lead on an unassisted goal by, Jim Murray through sheer determination. Then 'Eyes" Prayne, from Stevenson, made it 5-3, and now FergUs was worried. In the 3rd period Lucknow never looked back as the "Peewee" line led 'by "Fearless" MacKinnon completely Overpowered the falter- ing Flyers. MacKinnon scored unassisted followed by Jim Murray from MacKinnon , and Emberlin; MacKinnon 'again from Jim Mur- ray; and then. Brian Boyle, who hustled the whole game, scored unassisted. Finally, Dave MacKinnon, from John Emberlin, finished Lucknow's scoring and "finished" the so- called "tough" Fergus Flyers. They' have some excellent "meat choppers" on their team if Gary Sutton would be ,interested in interviewing some of them . this Friday night in Lucknow for a -job on his staff. Terry Taylor played a steady, alert game-'in goal against some of the sharpest shooters in the league and deserves a lot 'of credit. Ross Moffat, patrolled his wing with his usual thoroughness and very little • Fergus scoring occurred while they kept wonder- ing who was next on the list for a crunch. The final score was Lucknow 10 and Fergus 7. Fergus comes to Lucknow .this Friday, January 31 seeking revenge. Lucknow is just . as determined to keep the winning streak going. Come and see it! Lt, BROWNIE 11/4. NEWS ' The Brownies started their meet- ing on. Tuesday, January 21st with a game "Statues". Anne Hamilton was Fairy Queen and she placed the Toadstool for Brownie Ring. The Brownies hopped their Brownie Gold and Snowy Owl did inspection followed by the Brownie Prayer. At Pow Now Brown Owl had a review of the Brownie Promise and Prayer with the Pack. Any of the Brownies that are interested in earning their Thrift Badge -are to start saving towards it and keeping an account of their funds. Tawqy 'Owl got each Brownie to sign a card to send to Rosalea Cameron who is in Wingham Hospital. SCHMID'S JEWELLERY AND, CHINA HAVE A' REGISTER OF MANY PERSONAL PATTERNS AND TASTES Want to help complete their set of Crystal,'Silvrwaie or China? BY DON McLAY Sandy MacCharles and his com- mittees have just completed a most hectic week trying to get the compressor unit operating. Num- erous phone calls were to no avail trying 'to obtain the necessary replacement parts due to a strike at the suppliers. The club is indebted to Tom Culbert who was able to bring the parts froin Toronto, and to Howard Hodge, Andy Ritskes and Norm Barnard who worked some long, and late hours to get the plant 'going. Sandy tells me that he is very, grateful to all the members who helped with the extra phoning and other arrange- ments. It, of course, was necessary to postpone the first day of the annual Kincardine-Ripley series which should have held on Saturday. The bonspiel committee hope that it can be 're-scheduled for -the note too distant future. This coming Saturday will see eight rinks from our club journeying to Kincardine to complete this leg of the competitioie. At the same time, curlers" froth Ripley District High School will be competing for the Darwin Pollock Trophy, in their annual bonspiel. A few openings' still exist for the- Sweeth eartr bonspiel for Saturday, February 8th. So, ladies, get your name down to fill this popular event. Make Your Car Safer For Winter Driving Flea's Tie 1 -1 LuCknow's Flea Hockey, Club played against Belgrave last Satur- day night in Lucknow. 'The score at the end of the game was 1-1. ' Scoring for. Lucknow was Paul Johnstone. If you would like to see the beginners in action, drop down to the arena on Saturday nights at 7. There is a game almoit every week. The boys would appreciate yOur support. 'p