HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-12-04, Page 17Page 16 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 4, 1996 -
Ashfield man combines
manufacturing with farming
by Pat Livingston
An Ashfield township
farmer is approaching the
end of his first year in
the manufacturing busi-
ness. Jim MacKenzie has
found that his 12th Line
Welding is a business
that "works well with the
farm, but you don't need
a farm to have the busi-
ness."
MacKenzie, who had
been employed by Helm
Welding for 13 years,
purchased the rights to
manufacture the
Lucknow bulk bin, from
his employer earlier this
year. "1 already knew 75
per cent of the dealers,"
says MacKenzie and it
was an oppb.rtunity for
him to be his own boss, a
fact he views as a privi-
lege.
While most of the
manufacturing is done at
his farm, MacKenzie still
uses some equipment at
Helm Welding to finalize
the bin construction. He
said his former employer
has been very helpful
during the transition
stages.
The family -run opera-
tion is producing six bins
from four to 20 tons,
with a part time person
on an as needed basis.
The bins are grey in
color, but can be painted
to a customer's require-
ments.
12th Line Welding is
on the 12th concession of
Ashfield, phone 395-
3108.
Jim MacKenzie owns and operates 12th Line
Welding, manufacturing bulk bins that were
originally patented by Helm Welding.
(Livingston photo)
Taylor rolls a 909 triple
Monday Night - HS and
HT - Eric Taylor 325, 909,
Terri Van Diepen 184,
510. 200 + games: Eric
Taylor 323, 325, 261,
Robert Jones 220, 246,
Dave Humphrey 239, 225.
Standings: Misfits 33,
High Flyers 24,
Dafmations 23, Blue Jays
18, Nick's Rollers 17,
Bulldogs 17.
Thursday Ladies - HS
Marg Wilson 264, HT
Shirley Kennedy 623.
200+ games: Marion Jones
256, Marg Wilson 264,
Shirley Kennedy 255,
Terri Van Diepen 243,
220. standings: Jones 25,
Wilson 22, Helm 2 1 ,
Kennedy 17, VanEE 15,
Van Diepen 13.
Tuesday Night - HS and
HT - Brad Engel 233, Ron
Machan 588; Jackie
Duiker 213, Wilma Elliott
588. 200+ games: Brad
Engel 233,. Jackie Duiker
213, John Hopi 214, Tom
Downey 212, Gerald
Rhody 221, 202, Wilma
Elliott 200, 204,, Ron
Machan 218. Standings:
Thundercats 52,
Thunderballs 41,
Hurricanes .39, Blizzards
34, Lightning Bolts 34,
Tornadoes 31.
Ripley - 150+ games:
Eunice Emmerton 186,
Wilma Elliott 155, Shirley
Adams 159, 153, Donnie
Pollard 169, 172, Jim
MacDonald 176, Marion
Gamble 160, helen
McGregor 165. Standings:
Maple Leafs 17, Red
Wings 16, Oilers 11,
Flyers 10.5, Canadicns
9.5, Flames 8.
Town and Country -
150+ games: Mae Hunter
180, Fern McDonald 163,
160, Frank Alton 167,
Marg Nettleton 166, Dick
Nettleton 191, Alice
Taylor 162, 151, George
Taylor 181, 198, Stewart
Lane 163, 158, Grant
Farrish 152, Dave Swan
172, Jean Phillips •181,
Harold Errington 158,
Novice teams split exhibition wins
Novice B1 and B2
The Novice B1 and B2 played a clean, fast, penalty -
free game on Nov. 25, with the B2's coming out on top
of the 8 to 4 score. •
B1 goals: Kenny Stanley, Jim John Kuik (2) and
Angela Dalton,. Assists: Be -n, Kneehtel (2), Angela
Dalton.
B2 goals: Devin Kemp (3), Buddy Chamney, Julie
Hamilton two each. Justin Davidson.'Assists: B.J.
Mayer (2), Davidson (2), Stuart Simpson, Hamilton, and
Brent DeBruyn,. ,
On Nov. 29, strong defence and quick skating for-
wards led the B 1's to a 6 to 3 victory over the B2's. Jim
John Kuik netted a hat trick, one una'ssisted. Meagan
Cameron with two and Kenny Stanley scored the other
goals. Assists: Brett Phillips, Cameron, Stanley (2), Wes ,
Rivett.
,Scoring for B2: Buddy Chamney, Devin Kemp, and
Brett DeBruyn. Assists: B.J. Mayer (2),'Elliott Simpson
and Rachel Ackert.
B2 - Nightmares
On Sunday, the Nightmares -played one of their better
games hat were defeated by Belmore 8 to 3. Goals:
Buddy Chamney (2), Devin Kemp. Assists: Kemp, (2),
Ra hel Ackert and Stuart Simpson.
LucknowfWingham Girls
The combined Lucknow and Wingham intermediate
squad continues to play well. On Nov. 23, the girls had a
lot more shots on goal but the Belmore goalie kept them
to five goals with the Lucknow/Wingham goalie getting
a shutout.
Goals: Carly Quennell, Fcrndanda deVoss, Mary Cox,
Leslie Morrison, Darlene Aitchison. Assists: Cox,
Candice Hamilton (2),•Quenncll, Jill Robertson, Jean
Cook and deVoss.
It was a scoreless first period when Wallace I visited
in the Sepoy town Nov. 28. Jean Cook, parked in front
of the net finally got one past Wallace on a pass from
Mary Joan Andrew. Wallace tied it up later, in the sec-
ond and the game ended at a tie. The team remains
unbeaten so far this year.
Atom A
Drayton played the local Atom A team on Nov. 29
and gave them a run for the 6 to 4 victory. It was a fast -
paced game, with Lucknow having a 3 to 1 lead only to
have Drayton tie it at four in the third. Tyler Hamilton's
and Luke Drennan's goals, 11 seconds apart in the last
minutes of the game, secured the win for Lucknow.
Goals: Tyler Hamilton and Mark Hackett two each,
Jesse Johnston and Luke Drennan. Assists: Hamilton,
Johnston, Kyle Dorscht, Sandy Lougheed two each, L,
Drennan, Daniel Drennan and Bob Raymond.
Pee Wee B
Matt Pritchard, Devin Maize and Corey Robertson
netted the goals in the team's Nov. 26 match with
Ripley, to send the visitors home with a 3 to 1 loss.
Setting up the plays were Steve Van Meeteren, Dan
McDonagh and Graham Cook.
Bantam B
On Sunday, Nick Mann 's hat trick led the team to a 3
to 1 victory over Drayton on home ice. Assists were
from Steve Hare (2), Matthew Martin, Jeff Bauer, Mike
Wyndham:
In exhibition play on Saturday, Lucknow defeated the
host Goderich team 6 to 2'. Goals were by Steve Hare
(2), Jeff Bauer, John Van Diepenbeek, Jeff Havens and
Nick Mann, with Bauer and Mann assisting on three,
Mike Wyndham on two and Hare on a single.
Juveniles
Billy Draper led the Juvenile's to an 8 to 2 victory
over Brussels on Saturday when he scored a hat trick.
Other goals Were from Ed Courtney and Chad Moffat
with two apiece, and Jeff Porter.
Assists:: Dave Adams and Chad Hiller with three
each, C. Moffat and Porter with two, Courtney and
Trevor Moffat.
More, sports
Qn page 17
Midgets - Silver Stick
Tourney
After defeating Stephen
Township 6 to 0 and
Wingham 5 to 2, Lucknow
lost to Howick 2 to 1, and
Teeswater 5 to 2.
Lucknow went on to win
the consolation 5 to 0
against Shallow Lake.
Goals during tourney:
Dale Courtney (2),,Brent
Cameron, Craig Moffat (3)
and Jonathan MacKinnon.
• Assists: Cameron Moffat,
Daryl Aitchison, Craig
Moffat, MacKinnon (2),
D. Courtney (3), Cameron
and Craig Moffat.
Atom B - Red Devils
Adam Martin provided
solid goaltending when the
Red Devils hosted
Wingham ,on Nov.' 30.
Lucknow had lots of
Chances but could only put
three behind Wingham's
Matt Cowan to win the
game 3 to 1.
Goals: Michael Fischer,
Ryan Rivett, $hawn
Refflinghaus. Assists:
James Mann, Daniel
Drennan, Fischer.
A $1 silver coin showing Paul Henderson's dra-
matic winning goal is being minted to commemo-
Coin hockey series. '
rate the 25th anniversary of the 1972 Canada -USSR
The speciality coin, part of a series focusing on
features ,Canadian achievements, will be available Jan. 20,
Pierre Morin, spokesman for the Royal, Canadian
lE-lenderson9S Mint, said last week.
Morin couldn't give the purchase price of the
1972 goal coin or how many will be produced.
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Previous coins in the series have commemorated
development of the McIntosh apple, the centennial
of the Stanley Cup and shipping on the Great Lakes.
Donald MacKinnon 206.
Standings: Tulips 17,
Snowdrops 16.5, Daffodils
16, Pansies 14, Hyacinths
13.5, Crocuses 4.
Friday Night - HS and
HT - Paul Beese 304, 697;
Anita Elliott 246, Marion
Jones 687. 200+ games:
Nick Beyershergcn 235,
Ron Elliott 266, Marion
Jones 243, 202, 242, Bev
Beyershergcn 218, Eric
Taylor 223, 243, Anita
Elliott 246, Paul Beese
304, Tim Eaton 236, Betty
Small 238, 230. Standings:
Hooters 33, Bundys 18,
Aces 15, Slow Balls 12.
YBC - Smurfs: Nicole
Berry 81, Trisha Wall 83.
Bantams: Cody McGee
136, Whitney Taylor 148,
Richard Elliott 152.
Juniors: Paula Taylor 195,
155, Sarah Morrison 172,
177, Jody Machon 193.
Mathew Stewart 111, 168,
D.J. Haldenhy 151.
Seniors: Marlene Johnston
221, 196, 175, 183, Jeff
Rumble 180, 191, Patrick
Ritchie 206.
Wednesday - HT - Eric
Taylor 740, Judi deBoer
572. 200+ games: Joy
Jurgens 212, Mary Phillips
'227, 203, Skip Beese 230,
,Wayne McGlynn 242, Jim
deBoer 244, Judi deBoer
209, 238, Matt deBoer
201, Bob Jones 236, 234,
Nick Schaus 291, 257,
Eric Taylor 270, 290,
Brian Schaus 216, 200.
Standings: Cooperators
26, Townies ' 23.5,
Chipmunks 19, Gutter
Rats 16.5 Mavericks 11,
Pin Pals -10.
Posadas
•
wins
squash
tourney
This, past weekend 14
men participated in a
squash tournament at the
Lucknow, District Sports
Complex.
The format of the tour-
nament was a best 3,of 5
with first round. winners
advancing to a champi-
onship side and losers
going to the consolation
side.
The winner of the con-
solation round was George
Brophy.
The winner of the
championship was Luis
Posadas, over John
Hamilton.
Players participating in
this tournament were,
Dave Black, Tom Pegg,
Ian Hackett, Doug
Mowbray, Neil Mowbray,
Steve Mowbray, Ben
Brophy, George Brophy,
Scott Hannay, Luis
Posadas, John Hamilton,
Skip Beese, Brad
Morrison , and Sam
Murray.