The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-01-03, Page 8•
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RIPLEY ABATTOIR
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- HOGS, AND CATTLE ON MONDAYS
- CATTLE ONLY ON FRIDAYS
Have cattle in on Thursday for Friday's kill
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111)ith Tvio 'Big Coolers, We Ate Able To Hang Your Beef , F
1 To' 3 Weeks Whatever, Vim- Requirements Aire
Home For o Freezers We Sell Choice Horne Killed Beef Pa
.,and Zan' In Any Quantity At Lowest Marketing Prices
ALL MEATS ARE GOVERNMENT, INSPECTED FOR v0
.• PROTECTION •'
CHAS, BOOISMA, PROP,
ABATTOIR 95-2906 STORE 395,2961
leas Win
Luckno ►, Flea liockey.teani
edged by Ripley in a game play
in Lucknow on December 23, T
final score of the game was. Inc
now"4, Ripley 3.
Is/l
.
• arks:nen for Lucknow were
Art Clark „-,David Gibson, Donni
Greer and Kent Alton, Art ,Clai
Allan. Eadie and Paul' Jerome
picked up assists. ',
Ripley goals were scored by J1
Stanley with 2 and Terry Irwin
the other. Assistsyere' aWardec
to •Greg Ivlaion, Scott McLean a
Dave Gamble,
Midgets Tied
Foe.firOi.P100
At Year Enct,
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acDONAL
fleas Lose
Brussels- Fleahockey team
defeated Luckripw 6-3 in a game
in Lucknow, on December 30th.
were
scorers' for Lucknow' •
were Mike Whitcroft from Brian ,
Taylor , Glen Raynard from Art
Clark, David Gibson from, Art
Clark.
•
lad Montgomery
5totes Winner
14.
Lucknow goals were Allan Ea
from Kent Alton: and. DOnnie ,
Greer; Glen Raynard from Art
Clark and David Gibson; Brian
Taylor unassisted.
Steve Errington played well
goal to keep the Lucknow. boys
:/ the game.
iliEDNESPAY, .ANUARY• 1
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW ONV‘RIO
JIOCKEY
Stewart Mann ledLucknoW
Midgets to an 11-5 Victory over'
Wingbam's entry in the Kincar-
dine Winter Garnei..Tournament
held on Friday', December 29th.
Stewart. scored four of the eleven
,goals. Assists on Stewart's goals
went to Ian Montgo,mery, Fred
131,rk, Kevin Murray and Dave
Shepherd. Kevin Murray,
assisted by Kevin Ackert and Paul
Sinipson, scored two goals. 'Ian
Montgomery scored two goals
assisted by JOhn Hamilton and
.Kevin Murray'. Single marker's .
were added •by Bob McGillivray '
from Ian Montgornery, Ken
Reid from. Kevin Murray and
John Hamilton, and John
ton from Ken Reid and 'Kevin
Murray.
INOW-MIOC - 40
Kinioss League
DECEMBER 15
Alf Herbert and Harry Lavis
'were the top bowlers with high
singles of 26.2. Louise MacWhin-
ney was high single' for the women
with a score.of 217.
• Alf Herbert was-alio high
triple,for the men with_662 and,
Belle Herbert rolled the high triple
"for the women with a'509 score.
Men over 200::Alf Herbert 262,
234;. Harry Lavis'262, Lloyd Mac ,
Dougall 203, 211, 222; Bill Sproul
202, Gerald' Rhody 203, 222; •Fras-
er MacKinnon 210.
Ladies over 200: Louise Mac-:
Whinney 217.
„Team points: Ann Maepoug- ,
all's Macs 3, DoriiMacKinnon's•
Wealthys, 5, Mary- Lavis" Spys 4,
Elizabeth Diclue s Pippins 2.
Team standings:yMacs.42, Pip
pins 41, Spys 38,Vealthys 33,
DECEMBER 20.
Alf Herbert -was high man with
a' high single of 227 and ,a high
triple of 593.
, Doris MacKinnon beat the .,ladies with a high single of 250
and Merle Rhody with' a-high ,
triple of 554.
Men'over 200:,Alf Herbert
227, Bob Gilchrist 213., Gerald
Rhody 208, Fraser Mackinnon
205, , "" ."-• • •
Doris MacKinnon was the•only
lady with a score, of 250.
Come on ladies let us do better
in 1973.
Team points: Ann
MacDougall't Macs 4, Doris.
MaCKinnon's Weilthys 5'; Mary
Lavis• Spys 2, Elizabeth Diekie's
-Pippins 3•. •
- ,Lucknow Midgets met their
strongest 'opposition to date when
they, played. Ripley on December
26th in the dotal arena.
Ian Montgomery scored a goal
with"just tWenty seconds left to
play in•the third period to give •
Lucknow a 5-4'victory.
There was plenty of eXciterrient
throughout the garne and• to add to
it, the game was counted for' four ,
points rather than the normal
two for a win., 'This is due to the
fact 'that there are a nurnber Of
games, that have, been missed.
Siewart.Mann assisted by Paul
Simpson scored Lucknow's, only
goal in the first period. Ripley
tied the game on a goal from
Perry Elliott ,:upassisted.
LucknOw weritahead in the
second period with Kevin Ackert
scoring, assisted by Kevin:•Mtirray.
There lead was shortlived •
ley tied the game on a goal from
Peter MacDonald assisted by
Roger Farrell.
Early in the third period. Liick7
now scored two goals.: Fred
Black assisted by Kevin Murray
Mann, put the local ,boys two up..
Dave'MacDonald assisted by
'Peter MacDonald scored two goals
in less than a minute to tie the
game for Ripley. This was at the
8.37 mark., ,Frorn then On it was
either teams game 'but Ian Mont- „
gornery scored a very important
goal with assists ping to Steviart
Mann and Kevin Murray.
. This was Ripley's first loss.,
Previous to Christmas hucknow
played a hOme and home series
with Monkton, Lucknow won the
first in Monkton 132 and the
other in the local arena 7-5.
•
With' six games played to date,
the Midgets haye won five and
lost one.
°
5, Marie finffmn's Chocolates -2;,
1prna Guay's Lollipops 2, Marian-
na Porter's• Peppermints 5.
Team standings: Chocolates 64,
Jelly Beans 60, Gumdrops 58,
Peppermints 47', Ju Jubes 45, Loi,-
lipops 36.
Christmas prizes were won by:
‘Zena Riegling, Sandra Rivett,
Alene Clark, 'Marianna Porter',
Olive Warren and Betty Emberliii.
•By -virtue of this win Lucknow
advanced on ,to meet Kincardine's
A 'team who previously had won
oVer. Sonthampton. , • ' ft
Lucknow unfortunately ended up
on the losing end of the score
this game 6-4. There was plenty
of action in the game with. Kin-
cardine taking a 3-0 lead only to -
have Lucknow come back.and tie
the game: 'Without neutral refer
ees, there .were questionable
calls and. Lucknow picked up a'
good number of penalty Minutes
,which were a result Of these calls.
They included three misconducts,:
landa a game misconduct. Lucknov,
'put up a good game despite the
Isituation,... Storing for Lucknow
I were lan Montgomery , with two
goals and Kevin Ackert and Kev-• in Murray with singles.
As of December 31st Lucknow is
tied for first place with Brussels
in the Zone 2 Team Standi'njs.
Both teams have 12 points. Luck-
now has three players in• the-top
five scoring leaders, with Ian
Montgomery leading the group,
With 24 points, followed by Dave
MacDonald of Ripley: with 23
points and Peter MacDonald
also ' ley, who 'also has 23
points. Luc ow's Stewart 'Mann
and Kevin Murray are next,with
21 and 19 points in that order:
Lucknow plays Milverton on
Tuesday, January 9th in the local
arena. This will be, a four point
"game .so there should 'be plenty of
action.. dive the boys your sup- ,
port.'•
•:
Town & Country
Anna Dexter took the high
single and double -fOr, the ladies
with scores of 276 and 415.
For the Men it was Les Purvis••
with a. single of 228 and double Of
Ladies 6.30 p.m.
Marion MacKinnon was high ,
bowler on Monday evening' rolling
a 234 single and 585 triple. •
Guiles of 200 and over: Marion
Ma•cKirincin 234, Rosalene Barger.
224, Jean Phillips 216 ;.Olive
Smith 208. '
Team points; Isobel Miller's .
Lobsters 7, Carol Martin's Crabs
0; Kathleen MacDonald's Oysters
5, Belle-MPle's Shrimps 2; Vana.
Gartimie's Clams 5, Janet Mac -
Phers6n's Scallops 2. ,
Team standings: Clams 64, Lob:
sters 61, Oysters 50 Scallops'49,
Shrimps 47,- Crabs 44. .
• The winners of twelve Xmas
draws were:,Betty Kirkland.; Rosa-
lene Barger, Wiliette McWhinney,
Marie Greer, Mildred Cameron,'
Mabel Steward., Anne Purney,
Dorothy Anderson, Jessie Joynt
Roberta Whytock, Belle Mole. and
Pearl lien.
•
- Fleas Tie 'Blyth
Lticknow Fleas tied with Blyt
3-3 in a game in Blyth Deceml
Ladies 9 P.M.
High single was bowled by
Mary Lou Barger with 231. Hilda
Andrew rolled high triple with
619. •
Games 200 and over; Mary Lou
Barger 231, Ruth Mathers \22 and •
201, Hilda Andrew 221' and 206,
Lynn Wall 201, •Zena Riegling.
200.
.',Tern points; Dean Agnew's
Guindrops 2., Grace Hopfs Jelly
Beans 5; Barb .Sariderson't Ju lobes
Team standings: Macs 46,
Pippins 44, Spys 40,
Wealthys 38.
A happy New Year -for every-
/ one, •
376. 4 and Kevin Ackert from Stewart
Team points: Mel King's Yel-
lows 5, Earl MacDonald's Greens
0; Harry Lavis' Reds 5 ,,Clarence
BelPs Blues 0; Les PurviS' Violets
3, Al Irwin's Oranges 2.
Team standings: Violets 42,
Yellows 40, Greens 38, Blues 34,
Oranges 29, Reds 27.
,,Ment! 7 p.rift.
Ron Stanley cpturedthoth highs
of the evening; High single .281
and 668 triple:
'Games over 225; Ron tanl
281., Gerald Rhody 238, Bill Bolt
235..
Team points; Owls,' 0, Cardin
als 5, Vultures 7, Hawks 5; Spar-
rows 2, Crows 2', -•
Team standings: Ikeri 8tanley's
Hawks 52, George ginphrey's
Crows 51, Evans Helrn's Cardinals
48, Art Purney's Sparrows 84, .
Wayne RhOdy's Owls- 30.
>40';
Tops Club
The regular meeting of Chaj
ter• # ON 1609 Lucknow' of Top.
was .held in' the Town.1-lall Dec
ember 20 , -with:14 present.,
. „ After ,weigh-in we learned' t
16 3/4,1b,, had been lost and o
1 lb.. gained... Mary -Hackett -
crowned Queen of the Week a
Marion Mowbray's team won.
, We repeated the Tops Pled
and a singlOng was enjoyed:
Dorothy Finlayson received
'half-way-to--goal' charm.
Christmas greetingswere re
from Diane McNeill, .Walkert
who oranized our club and 'a
from, Esther Manz, founder Of
Tops
'MariOn Hurrirnell won. the
'draw, withthe Queen makin
the draw .
Shirley Hackett had .charge
the program, her theme bein
"Overeating :and eating badly
expensiVe". She also stresSe
fact that it is important not t
let children become overwei
'right from birth, for We'neve
lOse those" fat cells, no matt
how much weight we lose. •
Dorothy Pinlayson led in e
cises. ' :
This meeting marks the b
ning.of the two Weeld Christ
Contest with thewitiner gett
a free hair appointment.
We suggest all members k
repeating the Dieter's grace
Mary Allen in the Londop
press),
"Noia I set me down to' eat
I pray-the. Lord will not c
If I should reach for cake or
Please guide the to*ie m(
instead. " '
."Holiday Greetings" from
Tops, and "See you lighter"
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