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Goals scored were by Doug
Dorscht from Larry MacPherson
and Brad Humphrey; Brad Hum-
phrey from Doug Dorscht,and Larry
MacPherson; Paul Hamilton unas-
sisted and Tom Henderson unas-
sisted.
Lucknow scored two more in the
second, Brad Humphrey from
Stephen MacPherson and Tom
Henderson from Stephen Simpson.
In the third period only one goal
was scored with Lucknow getting
it, Doug Dorscht from Larry
MacPherson.
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Recent visitors with Mr. and.
Mrs. Ezra Stanley, Lucknow, were
Mr. and Mrs. Everrett Stanley of
Linden, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs.
Morris McKinnon of Teeswater,
Mrs. Marretta Hodgins of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Stanley and Mr.
Everrett Stanley were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Foreman of Hanover on Monday
night.
Mrs. Harvey Houston was guest
speaker at the Blue Lake and
Auburn branch of the Women's
Institute in the North Brant
District at the Community Centre
in St. George, November 13th. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Kenneth
Houston who visited with friends at
Ancaster.
Dungannon WI.
On November 5 at 8.30 p.m.
Dungannon Women's Institute met
at the home of Mrs. Russel Alton in
Goderich. Mrs. Elmer Black, 1st
vice president, presided and wel-
comed 17 members and four
visitors. Following the Opening
Ode and Mary Stewart Collect, the
financial , report was given and
correspondence read.
Plans were • made for the
Huronview Birthday Party to be
held at 2 p.m., November 19.
Plans for our Christmas Party were
discussed with arrangements to be
completed by the executive for
Thursday, December 4. Mrs. Alvin
Kerr gave a concise report of the
Rally held at. Belgrave. Members
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Wiligham, December 3
Motto, "Beautiful Thoughts"
was given, using poems and rine
and emphasizing the importance of
our inner thoughts. A guest, Mrs.
Harvey Webster, of Lucknow
closed her motto with thepoem, "If
God went on strike!",
The Area Convention report was
well prepared and given by the
president, Mrs. Graham McNee,
who along with Mrs. E. Black had
attended the two-day convention in
St. Thomas.
The topic on "Culture" was
given by Mrs. Bert Alton of
Lucknow, who spoke of culture in
Australia, a land of contrasts. Her
topic was instructive and interest-
ing. Gifts were given to each guest
speaker from the convener, Mrs. R.
Alton.
Collection was received and
courtesies expressed, followed by
singing the Queen and W.I. Grace.
A social time was' enjoyed when
hostesses Mrs. Wilbur Brown,
Mrs. W. A. Stewart, Mrs. E Black,
served cake and ice cream.
Ludmow Fleas started the hock-
ey season with two losses, both 'by
one goal in real close contests.
At Ripley on November 13th, the
final score was 5-4 in Ripley's
favour. Scoring for Lucknow were.
Grant Murray, 2 goals and 1 assist;
Todd Ritchie and Bradley Priestap,
1 goal each with, assists going to
Chris Irwin 2, Alex West, Brian De
Groote.
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Midgets Lose
Season Opener
Two Wins For
Bantam Team
after one period of play. Goals
were scored by Steve MacPherson
from Joe Boyle; Larry MacPherson
from Donnie Elliott; John O'Keefe
from Ken Ritchie and Joe Boyle.
„ In the second period, Lucknow
outscored Ripley 3-1. Goals for
Lucknow were by Larry MacPher-
son from Donnie Elliott; Ken
Ritchie from John O'Keefe; Brian
Elphick from Steve Simpson.
Ripley's. goal was scored by Bill
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In their first game of the season
Fleas Lose after only two practices, the
Luc.know Bantam hockey team
defeated Ripley by a score of 8 to 2.0 By Close Scores Lucknow outscored Ripley 3-0
Ripley came to Luckno"m'w on Cameron from Brock Walden.
Saturday and again edged the During the third period. Luck-
Lucknow team by a close 2-1 score. now outscored Ripley 2-1 with
Todd Ritchie scored for Lucknow goals scored by Paul Hamilton from
with assists going to Chris Invin Brian Elphick and Steve Simpson;
and Grant Murray. and Brad Humphrey from Larry
MacPherson and Doug Dorscht.
• Ripley's goal was scored by Paul
Lucknow Bantams first home
game against Tiverton on Monday
of this week proved very interest-
team opened the 1975-76 season The Lucknow Midget hockey mg for local fans. Tiverton opened
the scoring early in the game at 54
Wednesday night 'in Mildmayseconds with goal scored. by Andy losing 6-2 to the host club. Graham It seems the players are not the Bu . But Lucknow came .right back
only ones who could use more with four more goals to end the first practice. The team management
journeyed to Mildmay, found their
way around the detours to the
arena, and discovered that the
sweaters they had borrowed for the
game were still in Lucknow. After
a search of the arena and the
equipment of players who had
completed practice. enough sweat-
ers and socks turned up 'to clothe
the team. The game was played
with Mildmay dressed in green and
Lucknow wearing the other colors.
Mildmay scored twice in 45
seconds in the first period.
Lucknow answercsd with a goal by
Steve Hamilton from Mark Frayne.
There was no scoring in the second •
period.
Mildmayadded four, more goals
in the third before Tom Sinnett
found the mark late in the period.
assisted by Kevin Cowan and Terry
Armstrong. .
It was evident that the mixed up
sweaters were causing problems as
both 'Fred Nowak! and Brad
Aitchison, sharing the net minding
duties for LuCknow, were called on
to stop the Mildmay Attackers.
The boys promise a better
showing at home, so come out and
see them any Tuesday night at
8.45,
One Lucknow car had a flat on
the way home, so it seemed to be a
night of many problems.
Coiling from Brian Regier.
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