HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-01-10, Page 16rage 10 lineknow Sentinel,, 'Wednesday, January 10. 1990
Wild Things
are ort a
winning
streak
Novice IR Wild Things
The coaching skills of
Shawn Dalton, Bonnie
Kuik, Bob. Shepherd and
Stewart Alton. have paid ofd.
The Wild Things ,showed.
just how much their skills.
have irxlproyed when they
played Walkerton on Dec,
30-. Lucknow was On the
winningg endof a 7 to
score thanks to great team
play, passing and skating.
Scoring was from Laura
Stanley, Blake Alton (3)
Nick Bowley an -Darin
Austin ,(). Assists Were by
Scott Blake, Kyle Shepherd,
Ben Knechtel, Alton (2),
Angela. Dalton, Stephanie
McLean, Mary Lou Van
Meeteren, and: Darius Mali.
Blake Alton* lead the
Wild Things :to a 5 ,to l vie;
tory over Wingham, Jan, 4,
when he scored . four goals,
Darrin Austin picked up the,
other goal, Assists were
from ` Mary Lou Van
Meeteren, D. Austin, Nick
Bowley and B. Alton.
The Wild Things' wina-
ning streak continued`: on,
Jan. 6 when the downed
Winghani 3 to 4. Mary Lou
Van Meeteren played a
strong game;; with many
shots on net. Kyle Shepherd
was. sharp in net , for
Lucknow. Scoring were
Blake Alton with 3, Nick
Bowley and Darius Mali. !.
Assists were from Scott
Blake, Laura Stanley, Nick
Bowley, and Angela Dalton.
Wiens
•
is
strong in net
Pee Wee B
'
Visitor from
JayHouston of longi
Kong spent Christmas iu
Lucknow with his another,
Elsie Houston. On`Dec. 23,
he visited with Kenneth and
Joy l ouston and daughters the Keith family gathered ,in
in. arriston, and Christmas the' basement of the
Day „with %Va.11ace and Presbyterian Church, in.
UM' ouston and family
Teeswater onDec. 30 for
to Ripley
their annual get -`together..
Jay also, visaed: with Present wcrerthe newest
Luella Taylor in ialkerton embers of the, family,
Steven �. , araiit+ n four-week' old twins,
Burnaby, British Columbia Elizabeth and Natalie Keith
and Cathy Hamilton of • of Richmond thiL
Thunder Bay, Spent the „
Owen Parker . of
Plattsville visited. with, her
sister Anna May Hunter. On
Saturday theyattended the
wedding anniversary party
in Goderich of Ken and
Ruth (Curran) Oke and Ted
and Sylvia (Curran)
`Johnston who had been
9ng Jiang
Christmas holidays with
Bruce, Margaret and Robert
Hamilton.
Etta Smith is now a resi-
dent of Pineerest Manor.
Moving+tnto her apartment
at the River Valley
Apartment was Alice Clark,
Sixty-three members of
married in a double wed-
ding ceremony 40 years
ago.
Sympathy is extended to,,
the family of Lloyd Collins
who passed away in
Wingham Jiospitai
Friday, with services from:
the funeral home on Sunday
afternoon,
" 'itnie is shoot play at
tho Drop in Centre on Dec.
29' were Margaret
Errington, Maaret, Young,
Tom Phillips and Tom
"young. Joe Courtney had:
the most shoots.
Seven tables were in play
on Jan. 5 with Rita Gilmore,
Anne Anderson, Joe
Courtney, • and Donald
Murray in thewinning cir-
cle. Dorothy Riordan and
Teresa Courtney tied for the
most shouts
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Blue Wiens played a
strong game in net, when the
Pee'Wee 13 team travelled to
Walkerton on Jan. 6.
Playing with only three
defence, Lucknow lost a
close one 4 to 3.
Goals were by Devin
° Petteplace, Jeremy Austin.
and Scott Austin, with
'Corey :Robertson: S. Austin
and Jon Drennan picking up
the assists,
hamney
as.
rnado
" e Tornadoes
Buddy Chani ey.lead the
Tornadoes with seven goals
, on Jan..6 when they downed
elgrave 15 to.7.
a , . Gooddefensive skills
wore shown .by. Elliott
Simpson and Devin Kemp
showed good two-way play.
Other scorers were Stuart
Eadie with four, B.J.Mayer
and Devin Kemp with two
each. Assists were 'by
Kemp, Mayer, Eddie (5),
Ohamney (2), T.J. Irwin (S),
Brett Phillips (2) and art.
Simpson:.
James Mann, left, and Kurt Edwards, Ripley, were
voted most valuable players in the A champi-
onship game, of the Lions Novice tournament on
Saturday. Lions President Bill Johnstone present-
ed
theboys with their hardware. (Pat Livingston
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