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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-02-14, Page 8gage $ Dun Luduw Sentinels Were anion news ay, Februa • Property lot Owners �f tete Dungannon Drainage. Works, 1995, attended the West Waw.anosh township council meeting on Feb;-. 6, Once- again, there was standing room only. Project engineer Tom Pridharn was on: haw! tq .answer verbal drainage cnn-. eerns, as well as written concerns presented at the last council meting. Pridliam was told the dram was `°one..ief :a mess" with a ICI of upgrading to be done. Apologies were given by Pridbam and he promised to. :go dour -to -door in the • spring to . rectify each and every. complaint. Some lot owners with water problems promised not to pay a cent. until problems are rectified. Another meeting is sched- uled for Tuesday, Feb. 20. Kingsbridge Catholic ,Women's League attended a CWL fun night held at the Mitchell and . District Community Centre last 'Wednesday.' . The 14 1996 owners stil Kingsbridge ladies per. formed their famous. ''Life, of W men Fashion ,Show." The Com• council was gratulated for their contri- bution to Car►ad*an Food For Children", Congratulations to Hannah Simpson, daughter of Art and Jackie (Dalton) Simpson,, who received the Sacrament of Baptisms dur- ing uring the Saturday evening Mass at St. Joseph's, Kingsbridge followed by family celebrations at them • home. Sponsors were Paul and Joni Dalton. Clarise Dalton has arrived home following, a three-week vacation at the home of her daughter Mia and John Rosario and farni.' ly of three, at Mission, British Columbia. Congratulations to Joe held on Sunday with dinner at the Mayfair Restaurant, Luekiii w followed by a reception at their horde. Erie and Anna Courtney and'. fatly of Burlington arrived on Fridayy and stayed till Sunday for all the celebrations., Rachelle Bert add Laura MacInnes. co -hosted a baby shower a the Nile Church for Tyler John Ohm, son of Trial Ohm and Ron Clements on Sunday. Many lily gifts were received. Rob Ohm, goalie for the Goderich Belles Ringettes played in a tournament in Guelph on the weekend. Winning two out of the four games played, they brought home medallions. A fun time was had by all. Several Dungannon friends attended the 80th birthday celebrations at the Lucknow Legion Hall for Art Ernewein on Sunday. Actual birthday date is Feb. 13. Neighbors and frie ds of . and Teresa Courtney who _ celebrated their 44th wed- ding anniversary on. Feb, ' 9 and to Joe who celebrated his birthday on Feb; .11, Family celebrations were Delores Van Oseh called a her new home Goderich to wish .her,vll; They pre- sented her�s se t. n ,iritl a gift of money and an '',Ashfield Wooden Plaque°, made and painted by Kiel Farrish; -sou of Jim and Nancy Farrish, They also brought the .lunch and had a most enjoyable evening,. on Feb. 8, Highlighting Dung : non Senior Citizen's weekly euchre game on Feb. 7 was the '`Anniversary Cake" by Doreen, honoring Teresa and Joe Courtney on their 44th anniversary (actual date Feb. 9.) Dawn Tucker and Clarence Allin•excelled, with Dave Sproul and Margaret Errington also winning. ' We congratulate Wayne Black, son of John and Joan' Black, on his recent gradua- tion from the University of Guelph with a Bachelor of Commerce Honor Program Degree (Agriculture Business). Wayne has •turn to page 9 DOUBLE YOUR ADVERTISING SPACE For Half The Cost Wednesday February 214and Wednesday February 28'� 1 phase :/4 pa e 2 page Or full Page ad t r u rate d receive the second 1/4 page - 1/2 page or full pa . * 0, ' ABSOLUTELY* FREE" BOOK YOUR SPACE P�DAY r e .! CALL 523-2822 ore ]..oe]ey Dave Black had to pull bis referees, uniform out of the moth balls to officiate the Atom B game between Walkerton and Luckri w on Feb, 9, After aslow start, the locals roared back in the third period to get within one goal only ti have Walkerton scs•-re the insurance marker in the 6 to 4 game, Jeff McNee scored all four Lucknow goals, with assists going to Candice Hamilton (2) and David Conley. MeNee ended the 16 game regular schedule with 44 points on 39 goals and five assists. In exhibition play on Saturday, the Atom B-2 team trav- elled to Goderich with a Novice A Hamilton connection helping out. It was a fast -paced game - more like Pee Wee action with a lot of body contact and pew Adam Martin played a stror n net holding the score to three all tie. McNee scored two and Shea Dickie picked up a single. -The Hamiltons •- Cody, Cory and Shea picked up an assist each, Atom B = Ice Warriors The Warriors downed Howick 4 to 3 in, their last game of the regular season. Strong defensive plays by Jesse Cox, Kevin DeBruyn, Matthew Pritchard and Danny MacDonald added. with the quick glove of Billy Johnston kept the visitors on their toes. Goals were off the sticks of David Cameron and Jesse Johnston, who claimed a hat trick. Assisting were Pritchard, Graham Cook, Derek Quinlan, Luke Van Osoli (2), and Cameron. Bantam B Outstanding defence kept the shots to 26 against Lucknow, when they travelled to Palmerston to play Minto on Feb. 8. Lucknow doubled up onthe host team 6 to 3. Goals were by Dale Courtney and Nathan Knorr with , two each, while Jeff Andrew and John Van Diepenbeek picked up singles. Assists were recorded by Cam Moffat (2), Van Diepenbeek, Troy McKenzie, Mike Wyndham, Courtney and Andrew.di . Lucknow showed their superior skills in passing and set- ting up plays with 48 shots on Ripley's goalie when they two teams met 'on Feb. 10. However the formidable host .41 goalie kept the game to 5 to 1 for Lucknow. Scoring were Conor' McDonagh (2), Dale Courtney, John Van Diepenbeek, and Jeff Havens, Setting up the plays were Courtney (2), Troy McKenzie (2), Nathan Knorr, Cam Moffat, Mike Wyndham, and Jeff Cranston. Lucknow hosted Durham in an exhibition game on Sunday to end the regular season. It was a close game, with Lucknow's captain, Conor McDonagh recording the only il goal of the game. The season stats stand at 17 wins, 12 losses and two ties. Tykes The first year Tyke players travelled to Ayton on the weekend for a tournament. The ice surface was divided in half with four teams play- ing every 45 minutes, The locals, played three strong games against Minto, Mount Forest Mighty Mites and Walkerton CMR. It was the best game the local squad has played all year. Goal tending was shared by all players. Each player received, a trophy and went home 'smiling. Participating were Sam Johnston, Hillary Johnston, Jessie Miller, Peter Van Osch, Marty Quinlan, Alex Van Osch, Brent Martin, Tom Van Osch, Kevin Cook, Tucker Dorscht, Kara Sloetjes, Ben Sloetjes, Sheila Kuik. and John Elphick. Tyke Leafs Last Saturday, a "modified" Tyke Leaf team participated int a junior tyke tourney in Ayton. Lucknow swamped Arthur in the first game using using strong offensive play and goalie Nash Aitchison stone- walled the opposition.. The final score was -6 to 4 for Lucknow with goals by Clint Hamilton (3), Chris Hogervorst, Chris Willits, and Jared Stapleton, who Were assisted by Cody Kemp, T.J. Irwin and Brent Alton: In grinetwo, a sharp Mount Forest goalie held Lucknow to a three all tie, with goals from Clint Hamilton (2), and Chris Hogervorst..Assists were by Jacob Bullock. Goalie Chris Willits showed how sharp his reflexes could be. Game three wis a close one with Walkerton taking the 2 to 1 victory, llogervorst stopped multiple shots. Clint Hamilton stored` Lucknow's Tone goal. All players received a commemorative trophy: Other players in the tourney were Cameron Alton, Derek Sanderson, and Bobby Finlay. pay Finlay, a pre -tyke, suit -- ea up with team mate Brent Alton to help out. II II II 11 11 II