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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-04-05, Page 50Page 18-.--Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 12, 1978 RipIey Hockey News BY MRS. ELAINE POLLOCK The Ripley Atom "A" team defeated Elma Logan 3 - 2 and a decisive 5 - 0 to win the WOAA Atom D Consolation Trophy. The first game'was well played in the first period, with Ripley scoring twice in the second. Mitch Twolan beat the goalie both times, with Geoff Denstedt assisting on both, and Matt Dahmer and Robert Campbell sharing assists. In the third period, Todd Walden, from Eddie Moore and Geoff Denstedt, opened scoring. Elma Logan made a quick recovery, scoring twice, but couldn't make the tie. The next night, it was all Ripley, with Mitch Twolan getting the hat trick, and 1 assist. Todd Walden scored once, and Robert Camp- bell scored once and made 3 assists. Other assists went to Geoff Denstedt, Kent Lowry, Danny Wood and Randy Collins. Ken Thompson was in the net for both games. Congratulations, guys. The Atom "B" squad played Lucknow, with the only goal of the game being scored in the third period by Lucknow's Billy Card. In Pee Wee "A" play, Ripley played Tiverton and E1nia Logan in the Consolation D round. In the first game, it was Elma Logan 8, Ripley 2. Eric vander Glas and Kevin Boyle combined to score in the second period, and in the third, it was Kevin, Eric and Terry Irwin. In Tiverton, Ripley had better luck, defeating them 7-3. Kevin Boyle, from Gary Rutledge, took the lead 29 seconds into the first period, and then 'Tiverton scored twice. Kevin then teamed up with Larry Coiling to finish the period with a tie. Kevin scored unassist- ed 'to open the second period, followed by markers by Terry Irwin, from Kevin, and Terry unassisted. Tiverton opened the third period, but Joe Nugent from Shawn Morrison, and Eric vander Glas from Terry Irwin, put the finishing touches to the game. Back in Ripley against Elma Logan, the boys -gave it a good try, but lost 8 - 6. Ripley took an early lead, but just couldn't hold it. Kevin Boyle made the hat trick, and had 2 assists. Eric vander Glas, Terry Irwin and Shawn Morrison got the other tallies. Assists went to Mike Moore, Gary Rutledge and Larry Coiling. INTENDED FOR LAST WEEK The Atom "A"s were a busy team last week, playing exhibi• tion games and a tournament. In Mildmay Saturday, they lost 2 games and won one. Brussels defeated them 4 - 1, with Danny Wood and Mitch Twolan getting the only goal. They defeated Kettle Point 4 - 1. Mitch .Twolan made the hat trick,' and Robert Campbell scored the other mark- er. Mitch and Robert combined to get the only Ripley goal in the next game, as Blyth defeated them 3 - 1. Geoff Denstedt opened the scoring from Mitch Twolan and Robert Campbell in a game against Kincardine in the second period. Kincardine tied it up.' Mitch again opened the scoring in the third period, on a pass from Kent Lowry, but Kincardine slipped a couple past the goalie to win 3 - 2. There was no decision made in a game with Lucknow, as the game ended in a 5 all tie. Geoff Denstedt scored the first Ripley goal, with others by Kent Lowry, John Hawrylyshyn, Mitch Twolan and Todd Walden. Randy Collins made 2 assists as did Danny Wood; Eddie Moore and Kent Lowry and Mitch Twoland also assisted. In Pee Wee "A" play, Ripley had a 3 - 0 victory over Paisley. COWAN'S GROCERY STORE LUCKNOW FREE DELIVERIES Bread and Butter gib PHONE 528-2903 24 OZ. LEWIS WHITE 4 KG. GRANULATED Bread Sugar$1.85 10 LBS. ONTARIO Potatoes5 94 1 1 LB. SILVERWOODS Butter , 41 I TLY Garden. Centre Pre Spring Specials Vegetable & Flower Seeds -► Buy 3 packages at the regular price and the 4th (of same value) is yours FREE . Packaged Roses, Flowering Shrubs And perennials just arrived When you purchase 3 at the regular price the 4th (of same value) is yours for only P c faillmrri,ri.riw•,e►i411rr.wri. ►is,rsiir•sss.s.s.eawfsssr.r.1 jr" Farmers r-�- ! Take advantage this week only! .r By placing your :forage seed order with us now --, at s extra special savings -- Cash and quantity discounts PLUS A FREE ROSE .BUSH OR 4kG SUGAR ,WEETEN THE DEAL" .r. .r' r"r.. r,004., ,a,r;rJr o ✓ "SWEETEN Ar". •r,.r■0,#/.:,400.0.40,0 Ird s a, 0.41 Kevin Boyle scored from Terry Irwin in the first period, Erie vander Glas from Terry Irwin in the second, and Kevin scored unassisted in the third. The Pee Wee "B"s defeated Kincardine Kilties 3 - 2. Greg Dahmer scored from Dave Mur- ray in the first period, and Kincardine tied it up. Kincardine scored the go ahead goal in the second period, but Richard Presz- cator, from Steve Ball and Jeff Scott, scored in the last 4 minutes. of the third, to tie again, and then with 11 seconds to go, John van Kooten took a pass from Dave Murray for the winning goal. The Bantams played Tiverton, and suffered a 6 0 loss. 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The Illinois firm claim that your alarm was sent to you on January 14th and are baffled at its non- appearance. They are now,checking with the Post Offices involved and if they can't locate it have promised to send you on a brand new model. If I am served with a Summons directing me to appear in Small Claims Court on thel7th of April, 1978 what must 1 do? !Depending upon the severity of the dispute and the amount claimed against you, you may wish to consult a lawyer. If legal aid services are available in your area you may wish to obtain some advice on your legal position. The Clerk of the Small Claims. Court is available for questions you may have on time limits, forms, procedure and the like. One thing to remember is that you, as defendant will have ten days in which to file a "dispute" t0 the plantiff's claim. Once filed, the matter will then be set down for trial which may be several months, !away.