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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-01-25, Page 110 you qualify and are eligible for a Federal refund of $200 or more, you can get a cheque for 85% of the first $300 of your Federal tax refund and 95% of the rest. Plus your Federal tax return will be accurately prepared at no extra charge. So why wait for the refund cheque to arrive by mail? Ask about Cash Back at H&R Block and get your refund fast Available at these H&R Block Offices GORICN 53A Victoria St. 6224-86.58 CLINTON 5 Ontario'St482-7541 541 KINCARDINE 325 La on °Ct. 396-7088 W.NHAM 317 Josephine St. 357-3006 i. Atom B's im proving rapidly The Lucknow Atom B's are showing marked improvement in their play of late. Two impive games against Hanover and Port Elgin derated that fact. OnSiuhday, January 15, the teani travell- ed to Hanover and held a strong Hanover team to a hard fought score of 4-1 against iuelmow. The boys tied the first and se- cond periods and dominated the action especially in the second. Ed aturtney scored for Lucknow assisted by Ben Brophy 'th 1:46 left in the first period. Tins ti. the game at 1-1. The second period an exciting series of end to end rushes culminating in spectacular goal mouth clashes at both ends of the rink. The strength of the Hanover team finally prevailed in the third period when they pulled away to a 4-1 lead. The boys never gave up and acquitted themselves with great energy to the very last second. The confidence gained in this Hanover game spilled over in the January 21st tus- sle with Port Elgin when Ludonow's scor- ing potential was unleashed. Lucknow scored five times to keep dose to Port Elgin throughout the match. The final score of 7-5 for Port Elgin was well earned because of the do-or-die scrappiness of the Lucknow squad. SPORTS Leading the way for Lucknow were Luke Sproule and Mike Priddy with two gels each. Luke was assisted by Tevor Moffat en both occasions. Earning assists on Mike Paddy's two goals were Mark Kerr and Andrew Cleland. Joe Brophy closed out the scoring with 3:32 left in the third period. He was awl by entreman Ed Court- ney. ourtney. This final goal saw Lucknow come within one goal of the opposition and mark- ed arked a comeback from a 5-1 deficit midway through the second period. The final goal came with A4 seconds left when Port Elgin sprang a player free as Lucknow pressed for the tying goaL In both matches the Lucknow goal ten- ding duo of Curt Humphrey and Graham Hunter have excelled. Kent Altwi, Mike Courtney and Murray Moffat have done a superb job of molding this collection of boys into a happy and energetic team. Midgets have helpers The Lueiiow Legion -Midgets travelreu to Walkerton for an exhibition game against the house league team. As only_ seven midgets were available, assistance was given by Russel Sutton, Justin Murray and Rob Crich of the Lucknow Bantams on offence, and Jim Weiler of Walkerton in the Lucknow goal. Although Lueknow could not generate much offence, having only eight shots in the fast two periods, JustinMurray click- ed licked twice from the slot after being set upon effective passes from Charles (Chopper) Murray and Rod Crich, with assistance from Matt Rhody. During this time, the defensive players Kent Campbell, Gavin Hunter, Steve Rintoul and Chopper Mur- ray were able to protect the guest goalie and hold Walkerton to two goals. The third period opened with the score tied at two. and L elmow missing Camp - hell on an injury and Bhody -who-Iv-as- moved from the game on his third minor penalty. Lucy showed great hustle in the corner and two mnregaals were set up in front with excellent passes from behind. Justin Murray got his hat trick when set up by Rob Crich and Rob got his own when set up by Sutton. Walkerton got within one with a minute to go to put the pressure on but Rod Crich put the game away with a sweep around the net assisted by hard digging Mike Arming Earlier in the week, the boys lost a tough dose game against Drayton. They were again playing with only eight skaters going against three full lines. These boys sure have legs „and atauii na! The Midgets will soon be starting the best three of five playoffs with Paisley. Kindergarten L We have been learning all about me. Our silhouettes and body pictures decorate our room and hallway. On January 20, we went skating with the schooL We were very ex- cited! acdtel! Our January birthdays are Jason Pentland and Amber Fisher. Grade Two t,Mon Three Mrs. Blame's grade two made snowmen out of paper plates, and they are making snowsuit pictures. Mrs. Blan- chette is also reading diem Sherlock Bones. Grade Three, Rena Nene Miss Mouton's grade is reading a book called Prince Caspin. Miss Morton was ab- sertfrom-Friday till Thursday. We would hire to thank Mrs. Inwood for supply teaching. Wonder Tree The Room Four Wonder Tree is happy to welcome back Bayley, who came e with her friend Walk -man, otherwise !mown as James Walker. We enjoyed her "Special Me" on Wednesday. We've spent our week worming on our own adventures for our super -heroes, and learning about some other heroes from Mrs. Blake, at the library. We've learned about Dennis Lee, who shalt be a writer's hero, and about Barry, a St. Bernard dog who rescued peo- ple in.the Swiss Alps. Dillon Moore is ow " Me" �Y� , . Grade F ar,P."'Mee Mrs. Sot's ideas bas been enxking en Inuitactivities.Webavebeenwriti gmutt stories, making soap carvings, muni, PlaYing , and writing poems. We base been writing stories thatarefaframinigtoread ResaillitReaderi We have bombard at work building cur winter fantasy display. So far we have been conztnic!ting a winter castle, a star factory, a snow factory and a stare that sells things for winter. We still have to make a paper mache bailor Skiing, some Woos and N1011111101. We also cd ourselves and discovered that everyone has grown at ca least one m.-Chris.Maize has grown the most sinee SSeitisriber. Even Nathan BROADCAST nin is growing taller! Grade Six, Ream 12 This week we have been busy working on Mexico activities. We are enjoying the weather and the snow, especially this Friday's! Grade Seven, Rorsni 10 jean. For this we have to have an esperi- jects. For um we nave to nave an experi- ment. In health we have our teats back and we did well on them.. We also had a cigarette survey called Filter Friday. We displayed our anti-smoking posters and other poster ideas in the main hallway. The Returned Miss Rennie Miss Rennie returned on Monday and everyone welcomed her back joyfully. We wrote her letters reminding her how to do every day things just to make some ,she rel eiitbered. We hope that whenever Sloe forgets know to do something she willresort back to our letters saying haw to go to school, brush her hair, teeth, and how to tie her Shoes, etc. Who is guilty of breaking their New Year's Resolutions?a GO% of the Class! ! Naughty, Naughty, Naughty! ! Grade Sever/Bight,BssalEight We are going skating this Friday at the arena, along withsome other classes. In math we are doing fraction and factor trees. GradeEightslitossal In math we are sod adds* fractions. We bads t�ridayhitt the majority of the dass tdid et this -do /ywell. We} are bavinga make-up tenet this Friday. Olga lam is .gam on a ttip to Talisman Ski Resort in CWiingw nod on Jane 27th with the split 73 craw. We wentakating on Januaay2O.lump. weare nowg - nastiss Mad woritmg on the 130S berg. In SeegralglY we are doing graphing, precipitation and temperature. 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