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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-11-22, Page 12Page 12,..Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 22, 1978 1 x�> Lucknow Central Public School students have been playing house league floor hockey after school, far" the past couple of weeks,' under the supervision of teacher, Fred Flanagan. Tim Becker, left' and. Leisa Rau, aright, fight for possession of the puck, while: Darren McKim protects his net. [Sentinel Staff photo] oderrth e heatre ;4.•••••••••••••••••••••*••••••••••••••••j • • • .. • ANNOUNCING WORLD PREMIER • • • A PANTOMIME BASED ON "CINDERELLA" • • • • • • • • • • • • B. • Y --BRi•4N. MARKSON i•••••••••'•••i•••••;•••••••••••••+ For Children of All Ages TO BE PERFORMED BY Goderich Littie Theatre DECEMBER 7, 8, 9 8:30 P.M. MA.TINEE,SATURD.AY DEC. 9 2:00 P.M. M�cKayMaI,Goderich BOOKINGS CAN BE MADE AT R.W. BELL - OPTOMETRIST, ON THE SQUARE, THURS. NOV.. 30, FRI, DEC. 1, BETWEEN 1:00 P.M. TO 5 P.M., SAT. DEC. 2 BETWEEN 9:30 A.M. TO 12, MON. DEC. „4. TUES. DEC. 5, THURS. DEC. 7 AND PRI, DEC. 8 BETWEEN 1 P.M. AND 5 P.M. Advance Pickets: Call 524-2768., •524-6017, 524 4605 . -y:...-....+.. Bantams win two :Oan November',13 Lucknow; Barams' traveiied to: Tees water where they won 7 - 1. Kent Alton scored two goals, while Arthur Clark, Glen Raynard, Paul Maclntyre, Don Greer and Mike Hum- • phrey scored one. Don Greer assisted on two. Mike Humphrey, Arthur Clark, David Gibson and Brian Taylor had one assist each. • November 16 saw Howick in Lucknow and the local boys `won. again 6 -_ 3j Lucknow scorers were Arthur Clark with two,, and one'each's went to Allan Eadie, Glen Raynard, Gerald Cook and Kent Alton. Don Greer got two assists,_ -Ken Alton, Arthur Clark,, Ken Atkinson, Paul Macln- tyre, Glen Raynard, Lance 'Sanderson, DaVid Gibson and Gerald Cook each had one assist. Midgets open with two . wins The Lucknow Midgets op- ened the 1978-79 hockey season with two wins in two outings. On November 13 against Mildmay in Lucknow they took a 5 - 1 victory and back in Teeswater the next night with a 6 5 victory. Neither of the games showed the calibre of hockey that the team played in the .two exhibition games earlier. The coaching staff have pinned it down to the upcom- ing exam pressure! Scoring for Lucknow were: Larry MacPherson, 3 goals, 2 assists; Steve Simpson, 3 goals; Brad Humphrey, 2 goals; Kevin Clarke, 3 as- sists; Mike Brown, 1. goal, 2 assists; Al Rivett, I goal; Ed Davidson, 1 goal; Mike Den- nis, 1 assist. Next home game is against Teeswater on November 27 at 8.45. Ask Us About These Hybrids HL 2442 HL 2430 90 a 92 days Cribbing, Combining Or Silage in Early Zones 87.90 days Cribbing, 'Combining Good Silage Variety in Early Zones • • • • Gary Dauphin R. R. 3 Lucknow Phone 3.95.5617 teasplay, On tut4a o l 11., the local lads p1aye4' host to the. Belgrave Pleas who skated off with a 3 . 2 win, handing the boys. their sec- ond loss. • Sammy Murray and Jeff Gammie scored the Lucknow goals with assists going to Kevin. de. Jong and Charles Murray. flaying on Saturday, Nov- ember 18, the local ; Lads found the scoring easier, as they skated off with a 7 - 1 win over the visiting Mild- may team: Brad De Groote led the scoring with two goals, while Billy Kinahan had one goal and one assist. The other Lucknow goals were scored by Charles Murray, Paul den Boer, Sammy Murray and Brad Murray. Assists on the goals went to Kevin de Jong, Kirk Livingston, Jeff. Gammie, Rodney Cayley, Matt Rhody and Joey Weber. Craig Irwin lost his bid for the shutout- when he was ' scored on late in the third period. Anis p�st tw.o wins In - the season opener on Monday, November 13, Mildmay scored with just 1.42 minutes gone in the . game and that goal looked as' if it might be the whole; game. - However, with 2.57 left in the game, the CBC;. line tied the game on a picture goal. Chris Irwin, scored the goal assisted by Etr'ad Priestap and Chris Collyer :Th e goal hfd steam mor•• ale and; on theirlast shift, CBC struck ..`again. Chris '� Irwin scored with 57 seconds left, assisted by 'Chris Col- lyer, completing a good team effort in :the third period. PLAY RIPLEY On Wednesday, November 15, the Atoms played in Ripley. Chris Collyer opened the scoring early, assisted by Brad' Priestap. Danny Gil- christ, assisted by Rick Bech- ard, put the lads twogoals up and full of confidence. The Ripley team, who have not had much ice tire, had other plans. They battled back, controlling the second period and tying the game before the break. However, the Lucknow lads responded to the chal- lenge with a good third period. An early goal by Brad Priestap, assisted by Richard MacDonald, and a power play goal by Chris Irwin completed the scoring. Final score, Lucknow 4, Ripley 2. The coach was heard mut- tering that third period hero- ics causes grey;hair and short fingernails - Skaters place Cathy Chisholm, Patti Bar- ger, John Barger and George Dierolf,recently- took part in the Stoney Creek Invitational Competition at Hamilton. Cathy placed seventh in her flight and Patti placed tenth. John Barger with his part- ner, Aveleigh Cook of God- erich, placed third in the Juvenile Dance contest and George Dierolf won a silver medal in the Pre Novice Men's Class; Congratulations boys and girls.