The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-03-22, Page 164
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ONTARIO GOVERNMENT TENDER
MAINTENANCE OF
PICNIC SITES
The Ministry of Transportation and Communications
invites you to tender on GRASS CUTTING at the
following picnic sites:
Four Sites - Shelburne Area
Ken Nicholson, Patrolman - 519-925-3031
Three Sites - Wingham Area
Jack Forster, Patrolman - 519-357.3770
Two Sites - Mitchell Area
Louis O'Donnell, Patrolman -519-348.8462
One Site - Listowel Area
Harry Kaufman, Patrolman - 519-291-1890
Bid parcels including complete details may be obtained by
contacting the patrolman in your area or
The Ministry's District Office at:,
581 HURON STREET,.
STRATFORD, ONTARIO.
N5A 6S8
PHONE: 519-271-3550
Closing Date For Receiving Sealed Tenders Is
1:30 p.m. [Local Time]
Wednesday, April 12, 1978
Lowest or any Tender not Necessarily Accepted
Ministry of
Transportation and
Communications
4th Annual
Hockey Game
Sunday, March 26
3:45 p.m.
at
The Lucknow Arena
Between
Lucknow and District Kinsmen Warlords
and the, Kincardine O.P.P. Bluebombers
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Lancers down .tow in series
BY HARVEY LIVINGSTON
The Lucknow Lancers fired up
and ready to go against the Port
Elgin Sunoco's were shot down on
Friday night in Port Elgin arena
10 to 2.
For the first period and half of
the second period the Lancers
fought with Port Elgin on even
ground. Though Port Elgin was
leading 2 to 1 they were not
getting through -the defensive
checking of the Lancers.
Then for some unknown reason
the sky went dark for the Lancers
and Port Elgin tallied for 5
unanswered goals. The Lancers
kept on pounding away but could
only come up with one power play
goal to end the second period,
down 7 to 2.
The third period saw Port Elgin
tally for 3 more goals. Though the
Lancers rang the bells on the goal
post a few times they don't count
unless they go between the bars.
But the game was not a total
loss. Port Elgin won the game,
but the fire ball from .Holyrood,
Jim Murray, rang .Glen Morning -
star's bell when his tongue got
out of line in the penalty box, and
just seconds after they were told
they would have to leave the ice
for being naughty boys, Glen's,
tongue got out of line again and
Jimmy had to ring his bell a
second time for being a naughty
boy. This is not Jimmy's type of
hockey but even the best of us can
only take so much and Jim had
more than his share for the night.
After the game the Lancers had
a short discussion on what they
would have .to do to prevent the
Sunoco's from exploding with
these short bursts of4 and 5 goal
flurries and then hit the road for
Lucknow to: get rested up for
Sunday night's game.
DOWN TWO
Second game of the series
started out quite a bit different
from the 1st game. With the
Lancers tactics set out, they went
to the ice to find out Port Elgin
wasn't going ' to wait for the
second period to take a big lead
and they tallied for 5 goals in the
1st period while the Lancers
struggled to keep up with the
play.
Retiring to the dressing room
after the first period was over the
Lancers sat there. in silent night,
thoroughly disgusted with them-
selves"for the type of 'hockey they
had just displayed on ice.
They knew what they had to do
to turn this game around, they
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didn't have to be told.
Before leaving the dressing
room for the 2nd period the tough .
little defenseman, Greg Hamilton
spouted off and the Lancers went
to the ice and started to use their
bodies to play the game instead of
their after thoughts.
Port Elgin only tallied for one
goal in that period as they were
bounced around the ice by the
Lancers.
The Lancers used their bodies
in the third period' again and
managed to gain some control of.
the game and pen Port Elgin in
their end. Though Port Elgin
scored once more so did the.
Lancers when they put the
pressure on and Mark Chisholm
slapped in a ground shot from the
point.
The game ended in a 7 to 1
victory for Port Elgin and a 2 to 0
lead in the semi-final playoff
round. It seems that Port Elgin
likes to advertise in their news-
paper about their so called
policeman that they have on their
team. Well we would like them to
know that we have a Hog Back
Growler that's going to be looking
over his shoulder the rest of the
series,
A note to our fans that the
fourth game of this series will not
be played on Friday night, March
24th, due to it being Good Friday
holiday, and the game will be
played on Saturday night, March
25, at 8.30 in the Lucknow Arena.
"Don't miss it."
House League Hockey
The Canadiens are the House
League Consolation winners for
this season. They won the title by
defeating the Rangers 2-1. The
game was as close a battle as the
score indicates - in fact the
Canadiens scored the winning
goal with only 35 seconds left in
the . game. Bryan Elphick and
Kevin Lindsay scored for the
Canadiens. Richard Jurjens scor-
ed for the Rangers.
The Bruins are the House
League champions. They won the
title in a game that was almost a
repeat of the first game score 2-1
with the winning goal being
scored with less than 2 minutes in
the game. Bruin scorers were
Mike Dennis and Mike Frayne.
Ken Atkinson scored for the Black
Hawks.
-Lucknow Arena
• Schedule • -
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22
1:30 - 3:30 Public Skating
THURSDAY, MARCH 23.
No Figure Skating Because of
Test Day
Industrial Hockey
7:45 Flying Dutchmen vs Kintail
9:30 Lucknow vs Holyrood
FRIDAY, MARCH 24
Challenge Hockey
'75 Juveniles vs '78 Juveniles
SATURDAY, MARCH 25 '
10-12:30 House League
Exhibition
10:00 a.m. Third Liners
10:50 a.m. 2nd Liners
Linerst
a.m. ls
11:40
1 p.m. Atom Consolation
Tournament (See Advt.)
8:30 p.m. O.H.A. Int. C. Playoff
Port Elgin Sunoco's vs
Lucknow Lancers
4th game of seven series
SUNDAY, MARCH 26
1:30 - 3:15 p.m. Public Skating
3:45 p.m. O.P.P. vs
Lucknow Kinsmen
MONDAY, MARCH 27
7:30 - 9:30 p.m. House League
Fun Nite
TUESDAY, MARCH 28
8.15 p.m, Bantam Consolation
- Seaforth vs Lucknow
same in best of three series
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29
1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Moms and
Tots Free Skate
Congratulations to our six
coaches. A lot of boys had a great
deal of fun because of your
efforts. Special thanks to Gladys
'and Al Hamilton for your
assistance, Jody Dennis for his
job of official timer, Mrs. Durnin
and Dr. McKim for filling in when
the coaches could not be present.
Next week, Saturday, March
25th, we will repeat our exhibition
series. All third liners should be
at the arena for the 10 a.m. game,
second liners at 11 'a.m. and first
liners at 12 o'clock. We will be
grouped into the same teams as
the last exhibition game.
On Monday, March 27 we will
hold the final House League
activities. At 7.00 p.m. the
Canadiens will play the Bruins in
an exhibition game. At 8.00 p.m.
there will be skating for all House
Leaguers and their families. At
9.00 p.m. we shall go to the
school for hot dogs. .
Bantom
Hockey.._
On Tuesday, March 13 Seaforth
Bantams visited Lucknow to
finish the Round Robin. The boys
were in high g lar_,and defeated
Seaforth 7-3.
High scorers' for Lucknow were
Allan Rivett with 4 goals and 2
assists, Allan Eadie with 2 and
Glen Raynard dented the net
once. Ed Davidson received 2
assists. Glen Raynard, Mike
Humphrey and John Hopf each
had one assist.
Due to this win they now play a
2 out of 3 series against Seaforth.
Sunday afternoon saw the boys
in Seaforth where they went down
to a 6-3 defeat. Allan Rivett,
Brian Taylor -and Lance Sander-
son each tallied for. Lucknow. The
lone assists went to David
Pritchard, On Wednesday, the
boys journey to Wainfleet for a
tournament. The Seaforth series
will continue later.
Lucknow
to host
Championship
Tournament
Lucknow will host the Atom
Grand Championship Tourna-.
ment on March 25. This tourna-
ment consists of all the champ-
ions in their own category. Teams
taking part are Lions 'Head E
Champion; Brussels D'Charnpion;
Lucknow DD Champion; Seaforth
C Champion; Goderich EB Cham-
pion; Hanover B ' Champion;
Harriston CC Champion, This
tournament starts at 1:00 p.m.
with Championshiop game at 7:00
p.m.
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