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At HoonyieW
the lifting of the, quaran-
on Monday morning,
ams during the week were
on schedule.
rie Flynn of Clinton 'assisted
lary Taylor , Norman. Speir
ferry Collins to provide the
Tyme Music for Mondays get •
Cher along with volunteers
the Clinton Christian
rmed Church.
Blyth W.I. were hosts on
nesday for the January Birth.-
party. The twenty-six
brants were presented with
folloWing the program. Mrs.
Hesielwood , President of the
tute was M.C. for the after-
and introduced the following
ibers: a sing-a -king led' by
Campbell accompanied by
Richmond; vocal solos by
bie Hicks accompanied by Mrs
)ougall: Mr. and MrS. Calvert
oner showed coloured slides
laces of interest in the Blyth
and across Canada. Gaily
anted cup cakes and tea were
ed to 150,:Residents and guests .
:he ladies. Norman Speir, one
he celebrants thanked those
ionsible for the party.
m Lawrie of Blyth arranged and
Oduced a special Bobbie Burns
gram for "Family Night". on
uary 24th. Mrs.. Norma Daei
piano accompanist for the
ning with dance numbers by
'en Glousher, Kim Craig and
Stackhouse: songs 'by Bill and
ry Marsh, harmonica selections
Lloyd Waldem , Harvey Me-
an and Jim Lawrie. Adminis-
:or, Mr. Archibald,, a patriot
lobbie Burns, thanked the ent-
ainers on behalf of everyone.
he . Rythm Band from Goderich
ychiatric Hospital with GOrdon
TEAMS
Harriston
Milverton
Lucknow
Clinton
Kurtzville
Listowel
POINT'S
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21
16
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Flea Hockey
Lucknow Fleas. defeated Delmore
4 - 0 Thursday night in a hockey
game at Belmore. Wayne Phillips
had two goals for Lucknow with
singles going to Kenny Irwin and
George .Alton. Paul Jerome came
up with his first Shut-out of the
season for Lucknow 7
On Saturday night in Lucknow
it was Blyth 3, Lucknow 1 with the
lone Lucknow goal going to George
Alton. •
Lucknow's next home game is
Saturday night at 7 o'clock with
Tiverton supplying the opposition.
,Ripley W.I.
A, Valentine •Party was enjoyed
at the Ripley Women's Institute
meeting for February. The Presi-
dent Mrs. JackMdLean and
secretary IN/krs. Walter Culbert
were in the chairs. •Many new vis-
itors were wekomed. ,
Officers Conference ,'to be held
at Waterloo University on May
30th, June 1st and 2nd , will be
represented by either the president
or resolutions convener. The Prov-
,incial president's letter from' Mrs.
Harvey Noblitt was read, comp- .
limenting the branches on the
excellent work whiCh they, have,
done. .
Mrs. Ross Martyn •read a Valen-
tine poem. A skit "Tell me
Doctor" was presented in a hum-
orous 'manner by seven of the
"Baked in a Pie" Course. members ,
Mrs. Nick Peet, Mrs. Oliver
McCharles , Mrs . .Arnold , Mrs.
H. Thompson, Mrs. G. Harkness,
Mrs. Don McCosh and Mrs.
Francis Gernrnell. The skit
brought out special points to
remember in showing at Fairs.
Mrs. Roy MacKenzie conducted
Harrison as leader and piano
accompanist provided the "Family
Night" program. Shorty Munro,
M: C. for the evening , introduced
the numbers which included sele-
ctions by the band , vocal solos
and duets , marimba. solos , a
mouth organ and violin trio and
the charlston. Miss Ida Cunning-
ham expressed the appreciation
of the Residents for the fine hour
of music. •
TOP 10 SCORING LEADERS
Dave MacKirinon•, 'Lucknow' .56
:Dick Harrow , Milverton 56
Burt Newman, Harriston, 54.
Murray Kerr, Milverton 47
John: Emberlin , Luc know 44
Fred Norman., Harriston •
Barry Dietz Milverton . 42.
Terry. Newman,' .Harriston 41
Jim Murray , LucknOw.. 39
Glenn Morningstar , Lucknow 37.-
•House League
Hockey Results
On February 2nd , in the first
game , the Jets defeated the
Blades 5 to 3. Jeff Austin led .the
attack with 4 goals , while
Richard Moore added a single.
Harry Van Diepenbeck with 2 and
Maurice Miltenberg replied for the
glades.
In the second garne the Toros
trimmed the Whalers, 5 to 1. Alex
Irvin and Shawn Drennan each
scored a, pair with Joe Boyle add-
ing a. single for the Toros. Kevin
Machan was the lone marksman
for the Whalers.
In the third game the Crusaders
shut out the Sharks 2 to 0,.' Tom
Sinnett and Eddie McDonald
scored 'for the Crusaders while Jim
CraWford registered the shut out.
February 9 Schedule:: 10:00 What
ers vs Sharks , 11:00 Crusaders vs.
Blades , 12:00 Toros vs Jets.
The play-offs are scheduled for
March 9 and 16th in the form Of
an: elimination series.
Rider's Roost
Saddle Club
The regular meeting of the
Riders ,Roost Saddle Club was held
at the home of Merel and Sheila
Gunby , with members of-the
Junior' Executive in charge.
The evening' started with
slides of last years Quarterarna ,
The' Royal & Sutton and also
pictures of Lucknow Fall Fair as
well as some of our own lodal
horses shown by Ken Taylor and
narration by 'Carolyn Taylor.
Good news of the. club - Lois
Fex has a new horse, half Morgan,
6 years old called Red , Terry
Taylor has a quarter horse -Mare
(Sunday Evening) ten years. Betty
Dalton's horse (Hoe Down Sun'iwill
be shown at Quarterama on Sun-
day. Quarterama will start on ,
March the 7th to 10th , so anyone
interested in going we will try to
arrange for transportation the same
as last year. The Junior members
had a series of contests with
Sharon. White and Carolyn Taylor
the winners,
Lisa Gunby won the door. prize,
a curry. comb. '
. Next meeting is hack of the
Tack Shack on February 19 at
7;30 p.m. Please try to attend as
plans will be made for Quarteram
There will also be a'suggestion
bot for tripS or improvements.
In an exhibition game in Ripley
on Tuesday, January 29 the
Lucknow Pee Wees swamped their
opposition by a 'score of 8 -• 3.
Point getters for Lucknow were
Donald .Elliott .2 goals and 1 assist ,
Stephen Howard 1 goal and 2 '
assists', Paul,Hamilton .2 goals,
Brad Humphrey 1 goal and 1 assist ,
David Errington 2 assists, Barry
Elphick and Stephen MacPherson,
1 goal each .
The third and final' game of the
O. M. H. A . 'playoff round between
Atom Hockey
Lucknow Atom hockey,team
was bus'y this past week.
On January 29, at Milverton,
MilVerton defeated LuCknow
5 - G. Goal scorers for Lucknow
were Larry MacPherson 2 with
assists going to Don Greer 1, Stev
Frayne 1, Kent Alton 1 and Mike
Frayne 1.
On February 1, Belgrave came
to. Lucknow for an exhibition
game and were defeated .4 1.
David Gibson had 2 Lucknow
goals, Glen Raynard and Larry
MacPherson 1 each. Assists Went
to Arthur Clark 2, Glen Raynard
and David Gibson , 1 each.
On Monday night , myth came
Lucknow and defeated the
locals 7 - 1. John Hopf scored
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Lucknow and Brussels Pee Wees
was played in Lucknow on Friday ,
February 1st. This game was play-
ed before one of the largest crowds
Of the season and proved to be
another real thriller with Brussels
scoring the...winning goal with30
seconds to play in the third period. .
The final score 'was 4 to•3 for
Brussels.'
The scoring for Lucknow was
done by Paul Hamilton with 2
goals, Barry Elphick '2 assists and
Donald Elliott 1 goal.
Dave Black 1, Bob Moffat 1, ,
Glenn Morningstar 2.
Clinton Intermediates •played at
Lucknow on Sunday February 3
with the game •ending in an
8 - tie.0 •
Goals were by Dave McKinnon
2, John McKenzie 2, Ross Moffat
1, Jim Murray 2, Paul Frayne 1.
Assists went to Jim Murray 1,
Ross Moffat 1, John McKenzie 1,
John Erriberlinl, Dave McKinnon
2.
"Lucknow
Juveniles W'in 1I-2
Lucknow Juveniles hammered
Mildmay in first game of OMHA
play-offs 11 - 2.on Sunday
afternoon.
Goal scorers were Jim Murray
with 3 , Kevin Murray 3, Mark
Chisholm .3, Ian Montgomery 1
and Murray Thompson 1. Assists
going to Stewart Mann with 2,
Mark Chisholm 1, Jim Murray 3,
Greg Hamilton 1, Kevin Murray 2,
Ian Montgomery .6 and Gordie
Black 1. •
The second game will be played
in Mildmay on Thursday at 9 p.m
with the third in Lucknow Sunday',
February 10th at 3:30 p.m.
for Lucknow , assisted by Greg
Gardner and Larry MacPherson.
Standing As of January 29
two interesting "heart" contests.
Mrs. James Kirkpatrick and Mrs.
George Sutherland sang two
pleasing duets.. Valentines were
cut in two and these were given
to members' to match up for part-
ners for lunch. Miss Christene
Robertson gave :the courtesies.
Cake , ice` cream and tea were
served by Mrs. Ross Martyn, Mrs.
Roy MacKenzie Mrs.° Donald
Blue and Mrs. Reg.Mobre.
Thu. 7 8 P.M.
Bang the drum slowly
C A P.if.,,,,o1Pelease
'AKIO ENTERIAIHMENI '
The Intermediate hockey 'team
were in Kurtzville on January
30 with three Juveniles added to
their \ranks to make up two lines.
Lucknow came home with' a 10 -
win.
Goals were by Dave McKinnon
2, Glenn Morningstar 4, John
Emberlin 2, Ian Montgomery 1,
Ross Moffat 1.
Assists went to Jim Murray 2,
Mark Chisholm, 2., 'John Emberlin
1, Graham Hamilton 3, Dave
McKinnOn 1, Ian Montgomery 2,
Fri. SatJ 9
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Intermediates Win And Tie Games