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'during both regular and tourna-
ment games. , Goal tender Paul
Jerome had a total of 12 shutouts
during the , season.
The following is a list of the
players, their coaches and manag-
er: Coaches, Wayne Jerome and
Charles Murray; Manager, Tim
Peterson; Players, (goalie) Paul
Jerome; Lynn Murray, Steve Alton,
Don Peterson, Grant Murray, Paid
Johnstone, Jamie Bere, Lawrence
Clark, Brian De Groote, Todd
Ritchie, Alex West, Steve Hamil-
ton, John D.' MacKenzie, Chad
Mann, Steve. Murray, Donald.
Murray, . Robbie Gibbons, Ricky
Bechard, Bradley Priestap, Robert
Cayley, Chris Irwin.
Atoms -End Season
With Family
Night At Arena
On Monday, April 7, the Atom
hockey team held a family night at
the arena. The fathers and
mothers played the bpys, ending a
very good season. The score ended
5-4 for the parents with the Atcinis
giving them the game.
The following is a list of points
compiled by team members in the
regular season and consolation'
playoffs and does not include any
tournaments.
Jerry. Searle played all regular
season games in net with a 2.01
average. Mike Whitcroft shared •
the goaltending duties in the
playoffs.
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Allan Eadie 25 20 45 Dave Gibson 13 19 32
Glen Raynard 13 18 31
Arthur • Clark 17 .13 30
Wayne Phillips 18 11 29 Don Greer 14 13 27
George Alton 9 17 26
Hint Alton 9 15 24
Lance Sanderson 6 7 13 Mike Humphrey 6 6 12 Dave Emberlin 5 3 8 Mike Whitcroft 3 3 6 Paul Macintyre 5 5 Ken Irwin 1 3 4
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games, 15-1, 15-9.
Lucknow Guides will now ad-
vance to the 'Beaver Division
tournament, to be held in Clinton
on' May, 3rd. Due to poor' road
conditions, the Kingsbridge team
could not make the tournament on
Saturday.
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WEDIOSDAY, APRIL '9, 1975 PAGE,--.NINE
Juveniles Advance
To Grand
Champ Finals
Tied 1-1 In
Ontario Finals
Ripley Juveniles
Lucknow Juvenile hockey , team
lias advanced , to the W.O.A.A.
Grand Championship series
against Mount Forest.
Lucknow, the "D" category
champs in the W.O.A.A. defeated
Arthur, the "DD" champs, in two
straight games. The first game in
Lucknow ended in a 12-2 win and
Lucknow won the second game in
Arthur Sunday by a. 7-2 count.
Lucknow is uncertain of when the
series will start with Mount Forest,
the W.O.A.A. '"C'! champs.
Mount •Forest is presently in
O.M.H.A. competition and having
difficulty completing because of
storm conditions which' have made
it impossible to play on some.
occasions.
Fleas Have 35 Win
5 Lost Recoed
In Season Play
On Tuesday, April 1st, the Flea
hockey team held their annual
family Fun Nite. The evening
started off with the Fleas playing
their parents in a most exciting,
hockey game. The score of the
game was '.3-2 in favour of the
Fleas, as they proved to be "too"
much for the mothers and fathers.
After the game, the Fleas
presented gifts of appreciation to
their manager and coaches. A
skating party, followed by a
bountiful lunch, completed a most
enjoyable evening;
On April 5th, the Fleas played
their last game, with Belgrave
providing the competition.. The
score of thisgame was 4-0 in favour
of Lucknow. The goals were scored
by Min Peterson 2, Grant Murray 1
and Jamie Here 1 with assists going
to Don. Peterson 2, Jamie •Bere 1,
Lynn Murray 1 and Grant Murray
The Flea team . is to be
congratulated on a most successful
season. They played a total of 40
gaines and .had•35 wins and 5 losses
RETIREMENT •HOME
FORMERLY PINECREST
MANOR NURSING HOME
Gough Street, Lucknow
Private, Semi-private, and Ward accommodation
available for those 'who do not qualify for
receipt of Extended Care Insured Benefits
No nursing care provided
Home-like atmosphere
Meals, personal laundry
PLEASE DIRECT ENQUIRIES TO
MRS. NEWBOLD
528-2820 528-2721
Bantams Lose To
Paisley In
Consolation Round
Lucknow Bantam hockey team ,
lost to Paisley in a sudden death
game played on Monday night in
Teeswater. Final score was 5-3.
The game was necessary due to'
the fact that both teams had
finished their consolation series
with an equal number of points.
Paisley received the trophy. The
Lucknow boys couldn't seem to put
their firepower in motion'. In the
original home and home series,
each team had won one game.
Lucknow had a number of shots
on goal, but the Paisley nettninder
turned them back..
Scoring were Steve Hamilton,
Grant Gilchrist, and Eric Cayley
from Mark Frayne and lianny
Londry. , • ,
A good number of fans travelled
to Teeswater for the game. The
coach, manager . and players ap-
preciate the support for this game
and throughout the season. A
Special word of thanks goes to the
parents for driving cars. •
The following is a lineup of the
members of the team: coach, Gord
Cayley; manager, Tony JOhnstone;
players, goaltenders, Fred Howald,
Roddy Havens; Danny Londry, Jim
Van Osch, Mark Frayne, Eric
Cayley, Tom' Sinnett, Paddy Mur-,
ray, David Errington, Ron John-
son, Steve Hamilton, Grant Gil-
christ, Tom Park, Jim Clark, Alex .
Irvin and Tom Henderson.
Name New Officers
For Snowmobilers
By Shirley-BleWett
Snow in April!. Well not even a
snowthobiler is too 'enthused over a
spring snowfall, but it did seem like
',a perfect' month for an election, of
new executives.
On Saturday, April 5th at Reid's
Corners Hall, v . the ballots- -Were
tallied arid these names now -form
Our new board of directors for 75-76'
for the Amberley-Huron Snovvino-
, bile Club: President, Doug Blew-
. ett; Vice-President, Rick Elliott;
Secretary; Miry Baxter; .Treastirer,
Dorothy Coles; Directors, 'Bert
Emmerton, Brian Astles,,. Jim
•Thornicroft,' Ralph Coles, Sheldon
Dalton,' Shirley Blewett and Wendy
Elliott,
We would like to thank the paSt
president, Jim Thornicroft and also
the past executives for, a successful
year and for setting a sound base
for the future of the club.
• Iinmediately following the meet-
ing music was provided for those
wanting to dance and a lunch
consisting of ham, . delicious salads
and various types of salad accorn- ,
paniments was enjoyed by all.
Here'S hoping. everyone will:
have a good 'summer and .we'll all
get ,together again come fall.
lucknow Guides
Win Volleyball
Tournameni
Maitee, District of the Girl Guides
held a volleyball tournament on
Saturday, April 5 at Lucknow
Central Public School. Referee was
Margaret Machan of Kincardine.
Two teams, Lucknow and Wing-
ham, played.
PlayerS on the Wingham team
were Sheila Burke, Michelle Rin-
toul, Janet Storey; Sandra Schis-
tad, Pamela Reid, Jayne Phillips,
Lizanne Morrison, Debbie Merk-
ley, . Lora Lee Foulong, Gail
Delmage, Cheryl Beattie, Dianne
Orien and Carrie Montgomery.
Guiders Carol Farnell and Carolyn.
Beattie accompanied the Winghim
Guides:
On the Lucknow team were Jill
Murray, Barbara Hackett, Lori
McKim, Kathryn . McKim, Nancy
Thompson, Susan Thompson, Etta
Belle MacDonald, Edith Greer,
Lorna Boyle, Lisa Peterson, Brenda
MacLeod, Kathy BrOoks and Faye
Forster and with Guider Diane
,Morrison. •
The championship was deter-
mined by the best 3 out of S. In the
1st set, Lucknow won both games,
15-6, 15-9. 2nd set, Lucknow won
This past week end was hockey
Week end in Ripley; with 2 games
being played against Ennismore for
the OMHA Juvenile "E" title.
Saturday night the score was 8-4 in
Ripley's favour, with goals 'by
David MacDonald 3, Johnny Elliott
3, Mike Gallant 1 and. Danny
Walden 1. •
Sunday the score was 4-3, but
unfortunately it was Ennismore
that scored the 4 goals. David
MacDonald • scored twice, and
Johnny Elliott once.
This best 3 out of 5 series goes to
Ennismore Saturday night at 7,
Sunday at 2, and if a 5th game is
needed, it will be in Ennismore on
the 19th.
Anyone interested in going to
cheer the team on, there is a' bus
going on Saturday. Contact Nels
Hodgitis for details: Good luck,
guys.
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