The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-02-03, Page 9Playoffs loom for B's
Lucknow PeeWee B's
The Lucknow PeeWee B team travelled
to Walkerton for an early morning game
on Saturday, January 23 with the Walker-
ton Wyatts. The contest was evenly match-
ed despite the wide range in size of the
various players.
Steven Porter and Keith Todd shared the
goaltending duties for Lucknow in the
game which ended in a three -all tie.
Walkerton's Ben Plakholm opened the
scoring at the half -way mark of the open-
ing period. Lucknow played a solid game
at both ends of the rink and eventually a
goal came from the stick of Mark Bakker
with an assist to Colin Humphrey.
Tom Lucas scored with eight seconds re-
mianing in the first to put Walkerton up by
one going to the dressing room.
The second period was hard fought and
scoreless, Both teams had some good
chances with both netminders having their
share of activity. This period saw several
penalties handed out for tripping, cross-
checking and boarding as the play became
intense.
Early in the third period of play, Walker -
ton's Rob Neil scored to make it 3 -1 for the
home town team. As the pace of the game
picked up, and stronger checks were hand-
ed out, Scott Rintoul scored unassisted to
bring Lucknow within one.
With just over one minute to play in the
game, Rintoul again found an opening and
tied the game at three. Scott Nicholson
earned the helper and Doug Helm gets an
honourable mention for his work in front of
the net.
It was a good, entertaining game with
Lucknow having several close shots on net
and fine goaltending from Todd and
Porter.
Mildmay arrived,,in Lucknow last Satur-
day afternoon for a game against the
Lucknow PeeWee B team and took home a
big win for their efforts.
Mildmay made their presence known
from the opening face-off and scored three
unanswered goals by. the end of the first
period.
Lucknow played a much stronger second
period and were able to hold the powerful
Mildmay team off until the final 13 seconds
of the period when Mike Ashbury was able
to slip one by Lucknow's Steve Porter.
Lucknow played a solid second period
with tight defense and an offense that got a
number of good shots at Mildmay goalie
McDiarmid: By the end of the second,
Mildmay was up by four.
Lucknow's Tom Chilton scored
unassisted at the half -way mark of the
final period. This would prove to be the on-
ly marker for Lucknow in the game as Mil -
day responded with three more in the third
to make the final score 7 -1 for the visitors.
The play-off schedule is as of yet un-
completed for the PeeWee 13 team, but
fans can be assured of some close, hard
fought games.come post -season play:
Ladies Monday League
Team Standings:
Peacocks -66, Cockateels-65,
Flamingos -54, Toucans -47, Parakeets -33,
Parrots -29.
Pat Livingston had a big week at the
lanes scoring the high single of 355 and the
high triple of 719.
Games over 200:
Joan Livingston -206, 224; Betty
VanOsch-210; Marie Park -214, 213; Barb
Jardine -215; Kim Phillips -226, 233; Chris
McDonald -238; Betty Stanley -270; Pat
Livingston -355, 218.
Mixed Couples' League
Team Standings:
Chipmunks -178, Wolverines -158'2,
Kangaroos -158, Tigers -151, Gophers -150,
Squirrels -149'2
The ladies high single of the night went
to Mary Phillips with a score of 262 while
the triple high score. was recorded by none
other than Pat Livingston with 683. Good
bowling ladies!
On the mens side of things, Wayne Bell
was hot by bowling a single of 267 and a tri-
ple of 594. Way to go Wayne!
Games over 200:
Mary Phillips -262; Pat Livingston -250,
220-213; Barb Tyler -236, 215; Marie
Scott -223; Marg Hackett -201; Wayne
Outdoor
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experience
Get ready for a challenge! Can you light
a fire with only one match? Predict the
weather? Set up a shelter? Survive safely
in the outdoors? How about testing some
photographic and cooking skills? Best of
all, how does an outing with a group of new
friends sound?
If this appeals to you, sign up for the 4-H
Encounter the Outdoors project. This new
project is for young people 12 to 21 years of
age. Learn toy work cooperatively with
other members, make new friends and
have fun. One meeting involves an outing
planned by all club members.
You'll have a blast!
Workshops for leaders are being held
Monday, February 22; Friday, February
26, and Saturday, February 27th. Time -
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Wawanosh
Education Centre.
For more information contact Jane
, Muegge, Rural Organization Specialist,
Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Clinton
at 482-3428 or 1=800-265-5170.
pOWLING
Bell -267; Allan Hackett -227, 204; Brian
VanOsch-211.
Town and Country
Team Standings:
Snowdrops -47, Crocuses -46, Tulips -43,
Hyacinths -41, Daffodils -37, Pansies -26..
'Marie Park had a good week of bowling
b'y recording the ladies high single with 219
and the double high of 361.
On the men's side of things, it was Len
McDonald taking the single high with 250
and the high double with a 473.
Games over 200:
Len McDonald -250, 223; Jake Conley -219,
Ron McQuillen-201; Marie Park -219.
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Ladies Thursday League
Team Standings:
Bashful -80, Dopey -59, Grumpy -73,
Happy -67, Sleepy -55, Sneezy -67.
Barb Tyler was .the best bowler of the
week rolling in a single score of 260 and a
triple high of 661. Good Bowling, Barb.
Games over 200:
Marj McMurray -208, Barb Tyler -260,
221, Kim Eadie -204, Jennifer Hamilton -204.
Legion Darts
January 27 results:
Coop -6 wins: 13. Cranston -1, G. Whitby -3,
B. Humphrey -2. Cut and Curl -3 wins: A.
Clark -2, R. Emberlin-1. Adamson's-5
wins: T. Johnstone -1, G. Anderson -1, B.
Haldenby-1, J. Hayes -2. Lucknow Service
Centre -5 wins: A. Stanley -2, I. Haldenby-1,
G.O. Ritchie -2. Bain's-3 wins: W.
Cranston -3. Country Roads Lodge -2 wins:
P. Everson -1, J. Cranston -1. Buffy's-5
wins: M. Cranston -2, P. Mathews -3.
Legion -3 wins: A. Clark -2, S. Owens -1.
Standings:
Legion -66, Buffy's-65, Adamson's-59, Cut
and Curl -57, Coop -56, Bain's-55, Lucknow
Service -55, Counrty Roads -40.
Top Ten Double Out:
W. Cranston -40, B. Cranston -26, A.
Stanley -23, T. Johnstone -23, A. Clark -22, R.
Conley -21, R. Cranston -20, P. Mathews -18,
G. Whitby -17, G.O. Ritchie -16.
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 3, 1988 -Page 9
50/50 Winners
The third draw in the 50/50 fund raising
for the Sports Complex saw Gary Sutton
pull ticket number 102.
The $2500 will be split between Mel Cor-
rin, Bill Hunter, Bruce MacKenzie, Claude
Guay, Doug Porter, Glenn Porter, Bill
Nelson, Lorne Alton, Spike Bakker and
Brian Knechtel. Congratulations!
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7th
Sunday School 10:00 A.M.
Worship Service 11:00 A.M.
Rev. Gerald McFarlane
Nursery and junior congregation provided
EVERYONE WELCOME
LUCKNOW
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday, February 7th
11:00 A.M. Worship Service
9:45 A.M. Sunday School
Nursery For Children Under 4 Yeras
Rev. ALLISON J. RAMSAY - Minister
Everyone Welcome
LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
Inviter You To Worship With Them On
Sunday, February 7th
10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.
Nursery downstairs morning 8. afternoon
EVERYONE WELCOME
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1st Anniversary
DYRDEN MANOR
IZETIRE:MIENT II()\IE FOR SENIORS
(Gough St rcct, Lucknow
Saturday, February, 6th 2-4 PM
Evcrvoile \\ cicoluc IZcfreshmcnts Served
.1sk about our .11111iversary Special for the
month of February Only. Rooms stiff available.
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CARNIVAL
at the Ripley-Hur. n Corrim I entl'e\ •,
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FRI. FEB. 12 - Lion's
Costume Skating Carnival -
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7:00 P.M. EVERYONE WELCOME!
SAT. FEB. 13 - 9:00-1:00 P.M: ..--
PANCAKE BREAKFAST /
9:30 A.M. - CROSS COUNTRY RUN
10:00 A.M. - CROSS COUNTRY SKI RACES
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10:00 A.M. - SNO PITCH GAME
SPECIAL EVENTS -
11:00 A.M. - SCAVENGER HUNT
Saturday 1:00 P.M. - "CELEBRATION '88
12:00 NOON - SLEIGH RIDES
AWARDS" presented by Murray Cardiff to
deserving individuals in the community,
1:00 P.M, - FREE PUBLIC SKATING
held in conjunction with 88 Winter
Olympic s.
2:00 P.M. - EUCHRE TOURNAMENT
9:00 P.M:1:00 P.M. • DANCE to "MAPLE
2: 3(l P. M, SNO SOCCER
LANE" at the Community Centre - Admis-
sion '6.00 person.
MINOR HOCKEY GAMES ALL DAY!
*A FUN WEEKEND FOR THE '
ENTIRE FAMILY! \:\..