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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-01-27, Page 12' Page 12—Lucknow Senthiel, Wednesday, January 27, 1988 35th Wedding Anniversary The Family of Frederick and Mary Crawford invite you to join us in the celebration of our parent's 35th Wedding Anniversary on Sat., Feb. 6 Saltford Ont. Dancing 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. ANNOUNCEMENT Barry and Rod, of McDONAGH INSURANCE BROKER LTD., are pleased to announce that WAYNE-E. McDONAGH, has become a general partner in the firm as of January 1, 1988. Wayne has been with the company for four years and ob- tained his general insurance licence in May, 1984, as well as his life insurance licence in April, 1985. He represents the third generation 'in this family business, which was founded in 1931 by the late John A. McDonagh. The firm, with offices in Lucknow and Teeswater has been serving in- surance needs of the area for 56 years. Their offices offer all forms of general insurance as well as real estate sales, investments, mortgages, and life insurance. Please feel free to drop in and see Wayne at our 'Lucknow office about any of your insurance requirements. Something to sell Auto? Boat? Home? Antiques? Garage Sale? Or is it a service like Painting? Plumbing? Odd jobs? Cabinet work? Whatever you have to sell, we can help you sell it faster. Call 528-2822 and place a classified ad for so little, you'll never sell anything without it again. No question about it. Pee Wee A's end big season with two wins Lucknow PeeWee As The Lucknow PeeWee A team travelled to Ripley over the weekend and proceeded to put a total of nine, goals past the Ripley netminder on way to a big 9 - 3 win. Chris Humphrey netted the first of the night after some consistant poking and prodding of the puck by Justin Murray. Chris Stevenson put two away just six seconds apart to increase the lead. The first came right off the face off while Stevenson's second came when he batted in a Brad Rhody rebound. In the second period, Vince Sticklend blasted one off the post and in behind the Ripley goalie. Helpers went to Murray and Humphrey. Stevenson struck for the hat -trick next with an assist to Warren. Andrew. Donnie Cuillerier notched the sixth Lucknow goal with a blast from the blueline and Stevenson added to his point total when he put the puck on the stick of Andrew who, in turn, made no mistake. The Ripley team managed two goals in the second to keep the game close, but couldn't muster a comeback in the third against the powerful Lucknow PeeWees. Rhody opened up the third period scor- ing midway through the final frame when he picked up a rebound and popped it in. Andrew and Stevenson picked up the assists on that tally. Minutes later, Ripley found their third goal on the night but it wasn't enough as Lucknow struck back when Clint Murray banged in a goal set up by Darryl Gibson. Once again, Lucknow seemed to play the game from the penalty box but still managed to keep the Ripley netminder busy on route to a 9 - 3 win. Next on the Lucknow hit list last week was Tiverton as they rolled into town to take home a 15 - 1 shellacing from the hometown boys. Vince Sticklend tipped in the first goal on the night after a shot from Terry Stanley.. Warren Andrew's line worked their way up the ice for the second Lucknow goal as Andrew was assisted by Donnie Cuilleriere and Justin Murray. Darryl Gibson scored the third for Lucknow while shorthanded assisted by Duane Porter and Clint Murray. Chris Stevenson scored the next two goals, one with two teamates in the penalty box and the second with one man in the sin bin. Helpers on the goals went to Warren Andrews, Rob Crich and Duane Porter. This flurry made the score 5 0 for Lucknow after one period of play. With less than t*o minutes of play gone on the clock in the second, Andrews picked up a Crich rebound for the sixth and then Stevenson stuck another past the goalie with help from Cuilleriere. Chris Humphrey shot from a sharp angle for the eighth assisted by Justin Murray. Matt Drennan connected for the ninth with hard work from Clint Murray giving him the assist. Stevenson's line worked hard to give Chris his fourth on the night' before the period ended. Andrew and Rhody assisted. After two periods, Lucknow was up 10 to zip. Justin Murray started off the final period by scoring a dazzling goal from the face-off while his team was short-handed. Matt Sproul gave a great effort up the boards which resulted in the fifth goal for Stevenson. Humphrey also collected an assist on• that one. Terry Stanley let a flyer go from the blueline and Rhody tipped it in for the 13th goal before Tiverton's Adam Skillen ruin- ed the shutout at 8:23 of the third period. Cuilleriere picked up another point as he drove the puck into the net while his team wasoagain two men short on the ice. Defensman Terry Stanley netted the fif- teenth goal for Lucknow with an assist to Clint Murray and Matt Drennan. The Lucknow PeeWee A team has now finished their regular season of play and did so with a perfect record. The boys can now look forward to more action in the up- coming playoffs. Atom losing streak ends with a Mildmay tie Lucknow Atoms The Lucknow Atoms played in Ayton on January 14 and returned home on the Toss- ing end of the stick after a tough 11 - 2 defeat. The first period of play saw Lucknow in good form with Ayton ahead by a single goal. Chad Hiller opened the scoring unassisted at the five minute mark. This was followed by Ryan Slotegraaf's goal assisted' by Eric Andrew at the seven minute mark of the first to end the period -3 - 2. Our Atoms came out flat in the remain- ing two periods and failed to stop Ayton from combining for another eight goals to make the final score 11 - 2. An end to the losing streak Last Saturday, the Lucknow Atoms pro- duced a five -all tie with Mildmay to bring an end to the long losing streak they have been saddled with lately. The game had the fans on their feet as the first period ended 1 - 1 with Chad Hiller finding the net with assists to Denis Hogan and Chad Moffat. Mildmay put two pucks by the Lucknow goalie in the second period, but Moffat kept the score close when he bulged the mesh on a break -away set up by Hiller. Entering the third period and trailing by a goal, Lucknow's Mark Chilton found the mark to create a tie. Assist on the goal went of Hiller, and Andrew. Mildmay stormed back with two goals but that wasn't enough to discourage the Lucknow lads. Mike Johnston retaliated with a goal assisted by David Adams and Chad Moffat. The final effort came in the last minute of play when Eric Andrew netted the puck on a pass from Hiller and David Adams. The tie with Mildmay may spell a turn- around for the Lucknow Atoms. 4-2 win for B's PeeWee B January 9 saw one of the most exciting games of the season for the Lucknow PeeWee B team as they challenged the strong Listowel team. When the ice was cleared at the final buzzer, Lucknow took home a 4 - 2 victory. The score was tied twice in the hard fought game and it was not until the third period that the Lucknow boys were able to pull ahead by two goals. As usual, Keith Todd played a excellent game between the pipes for Lucknow. Steve Porter mads. his debut in goal for the PeeWees and also played an outstanding game. The Lucknow goals in the win came from the sticks of Dennis Johnston, who had two, Lyndon Johnston and Marvin Kik- kert. Assists on the markers went to Doug Helm, Tom Chilton with two, Scott Nicholson, Tom Hogan and Tammy Hogan.