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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-01-17, Page 8O a Pose :$ = L cknow Sentinel, Way, Amery 17, 1* .Arthur wbamps the Bantarns Arthur visited the Lbw Bantam A's and ,proceeded to bent theca good netting goalsa Arthured the scoring but Jeknow retaliated anon after . and with - lesei than two minim left in the first, both tear scored for a .2 - 2 tlea . Arthur pat *way two in the amend, but i� know went ahead and ended the see- . emit leading. 5 - 4. - When Arthur came out in the the they had Lu uww's weaknesses Ogured out and in leas than four minutes walk- ed all over the team's defense and vete ted three goals. Arthur continued this style of play to tally up a total of seven goals in the third. Llidinow remained scoreless, spen- ding a lot of time in the penalty boa. mmrnaunm...[ PORE Lucknow scorers for this grime were Clint Murray, Warren. Andrews, Chris Stevessaeon with two, and Brad Rhody. Assists went to Warren Andrew, (heist Memnon, Darryl Gibson, Matt Sproul and Vine. P 1 l\ \ I N C tt N 1\ R I ()'S l i 1 1 it 1 1 1 1( I It I( I I\ N i I i s', Ontario Hydro would like to share its thoughts on tomorrow's eiectricitynee Andra a invite.you to • give us yours: Over the years Ontario's appetite for electricity has been steadilygtowing. Within the next ten years, we face the very real possibility that demand ntay outstrip our available supply. Thais why Ontario Hydro has introduced " Providing The Balance of Power' a proposal that looks at how we'can make the best possible use of all our existing resources, examines the possibilities of purchasingelectricity fmm our neighbours, discusses the need for new generation and suggests why wise energy use at home, in fac- toriesand in the office is essential. is sets out the issues that will.affect all' our energy futures in the years ahead. You're invited to discuss Providing .the Balance of Power at the Ontario flydn Information Centre. We need your views— me need your feedback. 1t.t l'at thr Inhumation ( .entre Ie thew. refit Otis t) explain thr pitnlxrs il. but •s more importantly to listen to your ideas and views on the haute ...and record your suggestion's. You will receive a qutstttsmaire which can be filled *out at till. Informaa tints Centre, or. if you'd prefer. ntaikd hum Ions later on Aix! you'll. also irceive a copy Of a comprehensive :5? page book that explains the proposal. . Your feedback isatrimportant part -of the• piocess in meeting tomomnv's energy nerds. You're invited to join us. SUTTON PARK INN — KINCARDINE Wednesday, Janumy 24th & Thursday, January 25 1:00-5:OOPM 7:00-9:00 PM Friday, January 26th 1:00.5:00 PM 1-800-263-9000 Lancers win and lose on weekend Weekend action saw the Lancers pick up a win and a loss es Wiarton banded the Lancers a 6 - 4 loss, while hileLucknow gave Ripley a 12.- 3 loss. In Wiarton the Lancers were tied at one after the first of play, with Wayne Phillips acor- far the Lancers. he Lancers fell asleep for five minutes in the second period as Wiarton scored four *nes to take a 5 - 1 lead. Pat Murray got one back for the Lancers as the second ended 5 - 2; Wiarton scored one more early in the third to go ahead by four and two goals by Steve Simpson was two to few as the game ended 6 - 4. Sunday night the Lancer's had the puck boencing their way as they handed Ripley a 12 - 3 loss.. Dean Lindsay held the Wolves at bay in the Lucknow net for the win. Lucknow's goals were scored by Pat Murray, two; Mike Whitcroft, two; Grant Gilchrist, Art Clark, Brad Priesstap, Scott Hackett and Steve Simp- son getting. the rest. Carl Stanley, Rob Rooks Dan Wilken replied for the. visitors. The Lancers travel to Kincardine next Friday night and host Lions Head next Sunday for a 7:30 start: 1 . 1201111T CLARK by Bev Hanson Well, the stormy weather sure came back to Point Clark with full force on Fri- day.- ri-day,- Good, old Highway 21 was closed again with many people being stranded. Sure hone this doesn't become a .habit for the -rest of the .winter. Don't forget the Huron Lakeshore Friendship Club'smeeting will be held at - the community centre on Thursday, Jan. 18 at 10:30 am. Thursday afternoon is crafts at the core- munity centre for seniors. If you enjoy quilting or would like to learn, come and participate ui making these creations. The Seniors' club sponsors card and games night at the community centre on Thursday, Jan. 18 at 8 p.m.' This is your chance for: an enjoyable evening out and to meet new people. For all you skating enthusiasts, come on out to. the Attawandaron: Park on Friday, Jan. 19 at 7 p.m. for a skating party hosted by the F.A.C.E.S. club. All .kids, grab your skates, parents; grandparents, friends and neighbors and have an en- joyable evening out. All seniors are welcome to come to the. community centre on Monday, Jan. 22 for shuffleboard at 1 pm. and 7 p.m. Come have some fun and even if you don't know how to play there are willing people to show • you.: Tip of the Week: Store wax candles in the freezer. They will burn much longer and won't drip as much. If you have any news or information for this Point Clark column call Phyllis Reid at 395-5445 before noon on Fridays. RIPLEY by Ab Wylds This winter with its heavy fall of snow has been good for skiing this year and the family of Floyd and Lynne Stanley have been doing well in it. They belong to the Kimberley Club at Talisman. Their daughter - Kerry Stanley won the great slalom race at Beaver Valley on Saturday and their son Deane; a member of the Georgian Peaks Club at Collingwood was second on Sunday racing against the London Std Club. The headline for the Ripley Dress sec- tion asking for the exact date of the. Dueppe Raid brought immediate response with telephone calls to this writer Ab Wylds. hee calls in. order to writer Ab Wylds were received from Ethel White, Ripley; Ales McCulloiLO, Kincardine; Russell Stanley, Mary W for husband Leroy Walden; Harry Abi>it>are, Kincardine; -David Goodwin, Kincardine. The answer for the date was Wednesday, August 19, 1942.