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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-01-14, Page 101.. -raw. • Sad y, we weat'e to open the %, ynerat "wrorth + -nue machine pid too much Bort the inexperieuced" Illy th squad and it was soon evidh dint that Li sand Brusm" would meet for die B _ aye Knowing that it would be tough game, evety single Player came out skating hard and Playing. , god positional . Byf their constant work, the. boys :were tarty the play to the s team, and late in t period Danny Gil fent John D. in the seecuund, Luck- was ucawas able to open up a 5 -, d when they scored four in less than three mai On Saturday `night, Janu- naty 10, ; the Lucknow Senior Fleas played host to Mild- may. In a hard fought game the final score was Lucknow 1, s" Mildmay 1. Scoring for Loch now was Rodney Crich. as- sisted by Brad Murray. Paul Helm played a strong game in net. minutes. These sewing g plays were Chris .from Chris Collyer and Brad Pstap, John D. MacKenzie fiom Danny. Gilchrist; Danny Gil- christ from: Donnie -ll 'arrr Ian and Chris, :Imdur Jeff' - Gibson ftom Chris Irwin. Anterthele break, the team came out just -as hard know- ing r wing that Brussels, has a good tea*,and if they were give s break would know how to use it. Sharp play paid orf in the sixth goal by Donnie Maw`. Fattan from John . D. 'Mac Kenzie ,at 1.1.49 but good teams never ,div up. Bn s- sets scoredtheir first goal at 9.17, added a p°• Piny goal at 6,15 and a Final' goal at 1A9 but Lucknow had the. gameand the trophy. Defensive ''stars '. in the game ' were Dean Lindsay with some super saves , be - raven the : pipes; Richard MacDonald and Donnie Mur- trait'; . Andy Grazier 'and :Jeff Gibson. Other boys who were part of this simper game but didn't make the score sheet were Steve Murray, Scott Hackett and Charlie Murray.. Great game guys! In the last game of the tournament, Seaforth the hardware with� a Well earned. victecy. From the opening whistle it was evid- ent that our teamwas not skating as they had in their previous game and Seaforth carried the play in . the first period' scoring twice in the: recess, For the rest of the game The teams played.. even hock - The Lancers managed - to win and lose a game on the weekend, losing S - 1 Friday night to the Hartiston Blues. and winning Sunday night against Winghamn by a 5 to 3 In Harns ton Friday night, Hartiston scored two goals in each of the midst two 'periods to build up a 4 to 0 lead before the Lancer's Jim Mur- ray scored from Clark and MacKinnon. Harriston then added one mote to maie the fill score 5 to ,1 for }laths= ton. Sunday night in Lucknow the Lancers s struck for two goals in the ' first ` t, ' as Murray and Stanley -a, goals to give the s' a 2 to 0 lead at the end of the Fast period. Stanley scored again intoe second.period to -give : Lucknow a three to laid atthe endof the second period. Wingham Fin-' ally got rolling in the third period as they scored three. straight goals and it looked for awhile as they might 'get more, but Lancer Ron Martin ,•rheup with -two -big saves Ottawa, will be marked and 20 in a row, and it finally dawned on the .test of the Lancers that maybe _ they,. should do something about it. Carl Stanley scored . a shorthanded goal and 19;'. seconds later Brian Blair scored tosealaway the win for Lucknow.'x a' This' coming Friday, Janu- ary 16, the Mildmay Mon- archs will be in town at. 8.30 p.m. for a rare Friday flight home game for the... Lancers. So come on down and cheer them on. ey. Lucknow got on the score board at the 9.04 Math with.* goal by Brad Priestly from Chris Collyer and Chris Irwin to get back into the game but Seaforth festered' the margin !. three minutes latera to tom- plete the sooting.. While .:the - boys played their best hockey in the third,; period, neitherr team was able to score and Seaforth won the trophy with a 3 - 1 victory. Congratulations team on a good weekend of hockey. I think you, represent : your- selves and your. ;team. Thanks .to the Lucknow Le- gion /309 for their sponsor- ship in the tournament. We hope our conduct justified your interest. We look for- ward ' to representing the Lucknow , Legion in Port Agin.. Since last report, our team lid have been selected, Team captain is Richard MacDonald and assistants are Brad Priestap and Don- nie on ,cueMcFarlan.. Richard' is a solid tear -guard who sets the example when the going gets tough behind the blue line. Brad is ..; a sharp two-way . . centermran whoshows a tot of anticipation. Donnie McFar- lin :is -one o+f our strongest skaters and our leading scorer. To date, the team record is 13 - 2 - 6 with just 50Q hockey since mid-December.. While this week's activities started slowly with an `.8 1 loss to. Mildmay in our Friday night game, the rest of the week- end was super hockey., yen` trans- Untari Ivpu.biktrail Opening ceremonies for Culross Community Centre' other sections of Sno 1 will be n held in Central and Eastern On January 17, 19111 at the Teeswater, the Weste rn i, Ontario section of the Sno 1 Ontano on this date also - trail system will be officially opened at 230 p.m: INTERTOWN BOWLING This 500 miles of public trail stretching from Wing On January 1011* Lucknow ham to Alexandria. east of defeated As You Like It. 27 groomed by participating ` : Lucknow stores were:VRon snowmobile clubs along theme • Sttanley1100. Bob Love 1070. route under the direction of Bob Greer 1003, Allan Stan - the Ontario Federation of Eley 989,. Gerry Ross 907.. Snowmobille. Clubs; -Harvey Culbert 829. Support hospital Pe. Wee game, Dem y', suede saner eza cit s ..... plays ill bet theatre , �� blransrels fir, Wilk Rae .B4114111111i - tie w lieelgius T Smoky, I,'c ww leis: went bre the Baird padavii a S d gart `held an to 'w►1s 6- 3� They we .. went a• rep T Seam h the A bit lova the email eis®visnalilp by aa3 + 1 acme !Sentinel Std Photni g program WINGHAM _ Winggh a town council will be looking for $15,000 it its budget...during the :next two 'years as its donation to the building project at the Wingban and.. Distri t . 6 Council agreed to accept in principle the hospital board's request for ' a donation, leaving it up to the finance committee to find the money. However, Deputy Reeve Harold : Wild pointed out • there isn't foo . touch doubt that the money will have to ;' come from the taxpayers' Pockets. Thetown'sdonration will go • towards the 000,000 ex- pension xpension of aHroe space and • deperiments at the hospital: The work is the first part of the two-phase program; the second phase will be a $1.5 million expansion of the outpatient facilities in another four or five year. BY FRAN hitIVAIL In the last book exchange we received some outstand- ing new books. Here are brief descriptions of two of them: A Wad Heart by Dale Carson. Early teenage fiction. 88 pages. lllustrated with Photographs Jana, a teenager. tries to Figure out what she wants in her friendships with two boys- one a long time friend, the other a popular boy in her class. She makes the wrong decision first but has the courage to admit her error. Well written. uplifting. Very true to today's lifestyles. Hearts by Hilma, Wolitzer. Adult fittioil, 324 pages. No illustrations. A young woman, suddenly widowed, after six weeks of marriage to an older man, tries to get to know her teenage step-daughteris they travel' across the U.S. to deliver the .ter' l to her relatives. She finds her own identity in theirexperiences and they realize "family" means more than blood relations Written With humor 'and com aaassio easily read,' length not a problem, The library is showing free movies for the whole faanily Friday evening, 7.30 p.m., . at the Lucknow Town Hall. Tell your friends.