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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-11-28, Page 8lie $ Lackn w Sentinel, Wedn eedttl', November *,► 1*0 AtornBs dispiay hickey skills in Mildmay game On Friday, November 23, Luck- now ucklow Mom B'fi took on. the visiatiug, Mildmay ream on home ice. End to emir .action wombed much of the rust period. While Lucluhow want short-handed, Dennis Lubbers led a charge on -a pass from Jeff Cranston, After stick harhdlwg through the tough 1Viildnery defence the fust goal was pot away, In the second , jirds both 'teams really opened up. Early in the period, un a power play, after much scrambling infrent of the Mildmay net, Bobby Simpson scored Luck- now's ucknow's second goall assisted by. Den- nis Lubbers. The second period saw a lot of skating, passing and check, log inn both teams; also .four penalties In the third period, Lucknow kept Mildmay off the scoreboard until the last Minute of the game. Mildmay, tucked one behind the Lucknow goaltender. Final seo. re Lucknow 2, Mildmay 1. 'Au excel- lent game! Lucknow vs Wingham On Satunlay, November 24 Luck - now . played the 4isiting .Winghar team in the afternoon. These guys must have been on steroids all week as they skated with hurricane force and scored three goals in the first six minutes,' Lucknow appeared to . be a little sleepy ,fron ithe.previous night's win. In the second Period,the -, team saw actio•n in the Wingh•amend, but .PORT'S they continued to rally back, slip through and amend the Lucknow defence and score six more goals out of numerous riots on n Third period action saw Lucknow apply pressme on the Wingham defence andugoalie several bites, but were warble to get ona'in the net. Meanwhile, Wingham's offence continued to challenge Lucknuw's ragged goalie and scored an ad-, ditionalsix goals. Final score Win- ghanr 15, Lucknnow4. ; Don't despair team,''Wye a good practice this week and welt have more FUN next weekend when we travel.to Kincardine! •, IT IS A IVIISTAKE-- - To let otherr- make all your Music for you. Always to let others play fere. you,. - To be content 'with the beauty others create. Always to wait,until someone else suits laughing. To expect the world to create your happiness for' You1:, Novice A's hold tie game, 4 - 4 On Thursdsy, November 22, Luclimhhw Novice A played Wallace in their fourth game of the year. Wallace opened the Ming and went - on to score three more unanswered god to go into a 4 to 0 lead by the end of the fust. period, In the second, Mark Stanley scored Lucknow's first o goal as his shot went between thelegs the Wallace goalie, with Jeff Andrew and John VannDiepenbeek picking up the assists. Two minutes later Jordan Hamilton tipped the puck intothe corner of the 'net, after a pass. from the blue line by John. VanDiepenbeek. Chris Wainwright also earned an assist. Neff Andrew, assisted by Justin. Brown and Robbie. McGee, lifted one. Fast the Wallace goalie, and Lucknow was able to tie the score,. when Conor McDonagh.. pot irr Chris. Wainwright's tebounnd, with Nick Manualso assisting. Wallace had numerous Opfer- tunities . to score in • the third but Lucknow's goalie, Adam Cameron, played well and the final score was Wallace 4, Lucknow 4, Lucknow's :next game, and their last game before Christmas, is . On Thursday, November 29, against Ripley, a get away. If you are saving for your first home, why not save your money in an Ontario Home\Ownership Savings Plan (OHOSP),. Consider the following benefits: ■ OHOSP earns you interest at competitive rates; in for up to five years, you may receive annual tax credits of up to $500. ($1000 for married couples) on your deposits to the -plan; • you may qualify for a refund of the land r--#'1 transfer tax you pay on the purchase of your • rst home. Remember; To qualify for a'1990 OHOSP tax credit, you must make your contribu- tions to a plant by December 31, 1990. ' Don't delay! Find out if you are eligible for OHOSP! Details are available at financial institutions across Ontario, or you may call the Ministry of Revenue's Multilingual' Information Centre toll free; II Metro Toronto 985-8470 • All Other Areas 1-800-263-7965 • French Language Enquiries 1-800-668-5821 • Telephone Deviceiorthe.Deaf 1-800-263-7776 y Night Limits T it single went to shinty Alliottrinardlailliallial. will 25S awl Barb Iola' took the trigtoweri 576, over 2u0::snide), Atka amminaimmionnmerninannimers 255, Wilma Elliott 202. Gloria . Gault 150 and over Raw Murray 223, Barb Taylor 204, 214. McKie noa 179, 175, Harry 7 Levis Team aft3 : Diamonds . 33, 183, 172, Jake Conley 1 , Lan Sapphires 43, Ruby 21, Emeralds Dougherty 162, Ruth Mothers 152, 1s. 158, Agnes Farrier 158, Evelyn Wedaroday Muted Le�oe Ilenderrhon 152„ Mabel Whitby 157 Gerald Rhodly rolled the t's\ arhd Albert Leunrps 154. nigh single and triple with steres of Tenni kgs: Tulips 32, Daf- 2311and 609. Y.fodils 23, Pansies 21, Crocuses 21, Jackie McNay rolled the ladies' Snowdrops 12, Hyacinths 11. high single with 194 and Wilma Elliott took the ` le with 520, Monday Night Mixed Games over , 1: Allan. Hackett Tier Bain rolled- the mat's high 215 and Gerald Rhody 231. single and triple with a 278 and Teale standings: Squirrels 30, 625. Chipmunks 27, Kangaroos• • 24, Nancy, Gibson's single 258 and Tigers 14.- " triple 572 captured the ladies' side. Games over 200: Tin Bain 278, Shard Webb -Ziegler 211, Sara Bullock 203, John VanDiepe n 237, Shirley Kennedy 210,Tom Gilmore 238. Nancy Gibson 258. • Eric To it in :the family Elden Taylor 217, Fred deBoer 222, Grace Gconsole rolled the high single of . Finnigan 214.. 198, but Harry Lavis took the high Temkin standings: Alpine 78, The double with 355. Fraser McKinnon Canadian 78, Silver Bullets 77, was closewith a double 354.', Crystals 71, Steelers 69, OV 68. Town and Country, High lady was. Grace Geerrsma with singles of 183 and 158, for a double 341, Bantam .ti's hold lead. :to take vin from Drayton The Luckhow. Bantams played a Half way into .the ,second. Before home game hosting Draytononthe period was over Lucknow tal- November' 19, The home team liedtwo more; one by Murray,. on a opened the scoring with the only . ssfrom Drennan and. Chad Hiller, goal of the fust period; 1 on� a power the other by Drennan, on a pass OW, with Darryl Gibson triggering from Shawn Belmore and Murray. a sW into the net on a Pass from. Drayton came ran strong in the Clint Murray and Malt Drennan. third period, scoring two more Lucknow tallied another goal goals but Lucknow was able to hold early in the second period, when them a 4 - 3 win. Steve ,Adams scored assisted by The Bantams go on the road -for Drennan . and Murray. Drayton four games before playing back in wasn't about to give up netting one Lacknow. Lancers game. is .called "Nightmare on Ca npbell" The Lucknow-Lancers were up to :pedr ds with Dean Lindsay coming their old tricks again, as they played in for short relief. back to. back games with Kincar- Sunday. , night's game saw the dine on the weekend. Friday night's Lancers short a few key players and contest saw Kincardine edge . the, ended up short a few goals as well. Lancers 8 - 6, while the Sunday Dent Alton and Scott Gibson added evening "Nightmar+e. on Campbell two goals each, while singles went Street" ended up' '17 9 for the to Shawn Dalton, Brad Priestap, visitors. Andy Grazier, Chris Irwin and In. Kincardine the Lancers trailed � Hacketo Demi Linggay ahe Craig l[rwiri took turns digging the 7 - 2 at one point in the game, but puck out of the Lancer net. battled back fora respectable 8 - 6 This leaves the Landers with three final. Bard Priestap, Chris Irwin, losses and two ties this year, as Steve Simpson and Mt Clark they head into next weekend with scored for the ,Lancers.. while Paul back to back games with Lion's Helm tended netfor-the first two Head, HON Savings Man /0,41,ciato Be5e Ontario Ministry of• Revenue. thatRobert Gabor** of a prizeD�b Farina" alb the Brown Swiss cow his tree Robert, st the Royal Winter Fait`. (Oxford photo)