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THE 4UCKN0W SENTLNEL. LtJCK._. WEDNESDAY,
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ntennial
an
inate
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Lucknow Centennial hockey •
•Week got under::way Monday ,
night'of this week whenBrock
Clelandedropped the puck at
:seven, o'clock to get the House
League Hockey sta.rted ..
This was•the -first game of the'
Ilouse .League playoffs. l ianiilton
Fuels. defeated Hall's Red and •
`• Whites 4-3 but not until after
sudden' death ,overtime.
Goal'scoters for. F.Ia•milton Fuels
were' Andy Whitby 3 •and' Larry
Hackett 1• Kevin, Ackert scored 2
goals: for:.11a11' and Jim,.Murra
b .Murray:,
1 .This eliminates •1 fall's team,:..
Two •oth.er House -League teams
y
lay
will •Wednesda night this
P .Y, ,.
week 'and the winner of: that game
will play Flamilton Fuels ,in a'
final' game. on Friday night."
The second garne,of Lucknow-
Centennial Hockey Week on •
Monday.night ni 'ht was between the
Lucknow. and llarriston. •Midgets..
L ickno_w, played •and Jost ,their •
firstame in Flarriston last week,,
g :;
Monday night''s game was a close,
one with.Lucknow corning from
behind in thethird period to tie
the gamic 4 - 4. In the ,ten,
-minute overtime_ period Harriston/'
really went wild sooting five .
goals, making the final. score
• Lucknow is'now eliminated in
the`W,O..A...A, Midget C, Play-,'
offs. Although the writer doesn't
gettomany. of the .games,' we
' have heard the•Midgets have
played real good hockeY this. ,
year. The team is handled' by
Bill Nelson and. Barr., McDonagh. .•
This team is scheduled to play
the Old Timers Team on Satur- •
dayYnig':ht.
•
The: Lucknow •Centennial .
Hocke' •Week , s •onsored by the
Y P
Lucknow and. District Lions: Club,
. will continue; all this week,: For,
the schedule see the ad in this
paper. Everyone is:welcome to
attend any of 'the games.
•
Vernon Himteeain lmpergl
Esso Trophy In Thursday's Bonspiel!'
BY. DR. J C. McKIM.
The annual mixed•'bonspiel held
by the•Lucknow Curling club:was
won by a local rink skipped by.
Vernon. Minter, Their threeT. fins
with •a' plus of .13 earned •th.em the
• Itnnperial Esso Trophy • •
It 'was a• gg ood days -curling for all.
those 'present , with, many, close.
.games. ' •
9 A.M. Draw
The winner `of the 9 A. -M... was a
.rink skipped by :A-lvin- -Alton with
lead . Mrs. Morgan Henderson'.
second 'Barry Hackett and vice Mrs,
Allan;.Maclntyre;
Iii his: first ame;Alvin had a:`:
fairly'eas game,' beatin a rink
Yg .: �
skipped by Harold. Austin 12-2. His
second game •against Stuart
Reavie•s rink was closer •ending,
8-6 for Alvin The •third game. ..
against.;Dr.. McKim's'.rink *was the
:Closest ending,at 8 ends.,,with• a tie
9-9 ln:•the extra erid'Alvin's lead
Mrs Hendersgn drew, a` lovely shot
which Dr. McKim's:rink .could
not move:
The second prizew ' in ner ..was 'a
rink from P
Southam ton' � .skipped :.sku ed
. Y
Dr ;.,Donald Mercer`with:�Mrs•`
Donald lylercer. vice: Bob 'Chatter-.
START THE CENTENNIAL YEAR OFF RIF
SUPPORT YOUR MINOR HOCKEY
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• •e ei• ieee o... ei . ; ' .i's .
WEDNESDAY
7:00, P.M.- House League :Playoffs
8:30 P'.M. —' Midget ' Hockey
FRIDAY.
7:00 P.M.—Flea Hockey,
7:40 P.M.House League Finals
PRESENTATIONFLOYD MILNE AND'
NAMITON FUELS TROPHIES '
9:00 P ./1A'. '-�, Bantam%- Hockey;;
SATURDAY
. '1:00 P.IVI'— Huron 'CO: School Area No, z
Stars and Lucknow Sepoys
PRESENTATION t „ OF 'LUCKNOW SENTINEL
TROPHY
OLD nMF
DON'T MISS THE OLD TIMERS
VERSUS THE LUCKNOW
MIDGETS ON SATURDAY NIGHT
• AT 8:30 P.M:
The "Oldtimers", the • 1954-55 : Legion Juvenile
hockey team with their coach of that . year; Har-
old Ritchie, ;will be on hand to play against the
1967. Lucknow Midgets . who are handled 'by. Bill.
Nelson and Barry Mcbonagh
SHOULD BE A GOOD GAME
ANDA LOT' 'OF, FUN.
••s,e411e.eo0siesMeo,e04110e0.
:LucknoWl. Club. promotion,
•
FES. 22nd 196Z
n in .,
aM.esve
' Teatn Points; Poppies 3, Petunias
1;' Pansies 1, Tulips 3; Roses•0;
Violets 4,
!' High Single went to Jessie Joynt
with 309 and. High Triple to Marie
.h708 •
ton seeRiid and`. Mts. Mar Chatter-
ton lead. (Mrs., Mercer ithe form
er Sybil .Barger' of Ashfield).. !
• They lost their 'first game to•Dr
• McK•im but in their 'second and i.
third.:game.had become accustor '
•ed'•to, our interesting ice n They �•
came ; from' behind to beat Blake •
Alton 15-7 and in their third game
;trounced Stuart Reavie's team
10=1.r :
The consolation prize went to a
rink .Skipped ` by Blake: Alton, who,
'defeated a•rink skipped' by Harold
Menai _
9a.m
Alvin Alton 3 W +.8
Dr. Donald .Mercer, 2 W +_12
Dr , Jack McKim •2W +
.Glen Walden 2.W'+ :6 •
'Blake Alton '1 W + 6 "
Harold Austin 1 W + :6
Stuart: Reavie' 1'. W +.6
Harold �Menary 3 L, •
I1 A.M.: Draw
The "winner. of the 11 •A, -M;, draw,
Was Vet;non Hunter with :his rink of
Anna. Mae Hunter vice, Alex :Ha
ckett'second and Ella ,Hackett
:lead.• He'defeated Orville':El1iott.
12-2 in his •'rstgame and/George•
lvloncreif 12 - 4 in: his second •
game His third:game against
Frarik°Alton's-rink was much Clos-
er - Vernon winning in th'e'last
end 8 - `7 ,
The'second priie; w.ent''to a •rank• .
skipped by :George Moncrief:with •
Mrs. Walter Arnold'•vice, •Mate
Driver second and'Mrs, Grant
Chisholm• lead. They beat Al
Hamilton's. rink.8 44 inthe first.
game.:Theylost their second:
game to: Vernon •Hunter 4 = 12, 'but
beat Jamie Ross's,rinka6 - 6 in
the third game. •
Consolation prize :went, to Orville
Elliott':s•team with Mrs. "Orville,:.`
Elliott vice, John MacKinnon.
second and Mildred Bushell lead.
li
a.m.•
Vernon' Hunter 3W .F''13'
George Moncrief 2 W + 10' • :.
Don Paquette 2 W + -8. •
Frank Alton •2'W + 6
AlvinHamilton 1 W +:6,'
Jamie, Ross'1' W. +1'.
Orville Eliiott.1 W +'.1
'Jack Ritchie 3, L
The local lmpe•rial Esso• agents,
-jack MacDonald, ;Grant` Chisholm
and Roy Havens. donated the prizes
which „were won by the following'
People .'
Grease gun, Harold Menary;.
Groceries, ;Mrs,Har.old Austin,
Mrs.' Ivan Rivett , ,Glen Walden, ,
'Jame Ross; Varsol; Gladys Hamil-
ton, Dorothy Finlayson, Noel ;
Mason, 'Allan MacDougall. -
`Curlers in••the• 9 o'clock'draw .
'were; • ,
' Jack MacDonald , Audry -MacDon
aid; . Anne Austin Harold Austin,, .
Glen Walden, Doris Johnston;'.
Morgan•Johnston,. Betty Ackert.
Blake •Alton,..' Marjory Alton•,',Roy
:Pennington, Elva Watke.
Harold Menary, Donna Jean..
Ritchie;. Donna Elaine Ritchie, -
Allan MacDougall,-
Alvin Alton, Nancy McIntyre,
Barry Hackett, Ena Henderson,
pr. Jack 1vicKirn .Carroll Mt-,
Kim, Jiro Boyle, Mary, Boyle.
Stuart Reavie , Deana Reavie ,
Gordon Finlayson', Dorothy. Finlay;
son. • • ,
Dr.Don Mercer,Sybil Mercer ,
Bob Chatterton, Mary Chatterton,
Those participating in the 11
ids"
•
tewart�rvt_ ,
Games 200 and over: Marie .Stew
art 255, 230 and x223, Maudie
Fisher 271, •Jessie Joynt 283 , 309,,
Muriel Ritchie •263,; Ann Wiser' 235
and '247, Kay Crawford 200 and '
271, Maxine Maize: 208; Lois
Walden 216 , Margaret Hackett
213, Ruth Jardine58; Isobel.
Kilpatrick 212, Kathy Gibson 279,
Tearn. Standings;; Petunias 48,
Roses 40, Poppies,37,•Tulips 37,
Violets 34, Pansies 32.:
RinkWiflsTr�phy
Second Year
For,
RIPLEY CURLING NEWS
:by, DON McLAY
The third 'annual''`lnternationa1
bonspiel was held on.Saturday ,' .
with, the rink,: skipped by Bert
Elliott, with'. Leroy. Walden, vice,'
,Tack Elliott, second and Jirri
Elliott; ;lead.taking the'trophy':.
for the'•second 'year•'•in succession:
'This. is the first tinie. we have . had
a• repeater for/a-ny trophy in she
club.: The Elliott rink had •a •record
sof three wins and. a plus of fifteen•
P'
to win•over Harr. •Scott, who had •
Y
three wins, and a plus of seven:. .,
Harry 'Scott had• Don Paquette ,,.as - -
vice; :Harold Elliott, second .and
•• John MacKinnon as .lead'. Third •
place went to the Carl Funston
rink, with Murray Thompson
Murray Ferguson and Gord.. Apple
ton: Donald.M'acTavish's rink of
Jack' Scott.,:•GordonRoulston and
Jim'MacTavish edged Bob•Johnst
one's fourSsome, 'on'the aggregate
as, they each had. two wins;, and: a
plus ,of seven.. •
: Sponsors of the event Howard:'
Hodge and Elmer Courtney , offic
iated-at the'presentation of tr•oph-
ies to the winners and c.onsolat
ion prizes t� all curlers .who finish• '
ed out of the first four places.`
Bonspel•committeemen`Carl r'
Funston•,'.Kenny MacKenzie sand
Bob Johnstone: have another gniaxed
event lined up. for'this coming Sat-
urday. Itis hoped that couples
-
.who missed• out. on the "Sweet
heart". spiel will fill this draw
•,•,}******s•
: '
Student council President Dale"
Martin and Sectetary Marilyn
Thompson'arecompleting plans
for their ,annual bonspielfor;the,
curlers of the high school Easter
examinations coming up :the next
',week are pausing another look at
the scheduling. A full entry of
seventy-two. curlers is -hoped for
;and the Curling ,club ladies are
making' plans• to feed the hungry -
curlers' a ,noon., on .Saturday
Match 4th , r
o'clock draw were:
Orville Elliott, Grace Elliott, .,
Jack. McKinnon;• Mildred Bushell.
Jamie Ross; Pat Anderson, Bruce -
Colwell, Roselene Philips. •
Ivan
Rivett. Mrs. Ivan Rivett,
'Don Paquette, Gladys Nicholson.
Alvin Hamilton, Gladys Hamil
ton, Bill Nelson, Judy Colling.
.Jack Ritchie, Rhoda. MacKenzie'.,,
g agh-
an.Freda Errin ton+ Ted McClen
Frank' Alton, Jane Treleaven.
•Noel Mason, Carolyn Mason,
George Moncrief, Lorraine
Arnold, Mate Driver, Wilma
Chisholm.. , " •'
Vernon' Hunter, Anna Mae Hltin- '
ter ' Alex Hackett., Ella Hackett.
wEDNEsc
Bill. Stev,
both •triple
season sc.(
and singh
rolled. the
Annetta
was high,
• Men'9V
297 and.
Don Mc K
ton -262,
Ladies. •
*son 252 a
247 and
Mary Cle
235.and
Standi rl
85; 'Cubs
Y• .
75
. ,.
Chiprnunl
Kangaroo
• 40.
Lu.
• Roy. Fin
Triple sc
749flat.,
week go
With '292
Roy Fin
Jack .Fish
Clarence
Bill Hunt
•1