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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-04-05, Page 18Page 113-.LucknowSentinel Viednestlay, °April 59 NT BEAN:E @ AMI flohnland,Ann':Beane =of Clinton'are'pleasedtn announce?the'forthcoming mmarriageFof Ihehr daughter, .Carolefllen, -to Terry: Earl=Jamieson, y5051 of .Earl] T. ,and Donakk Jamieson, :cf Lucknow.`The ceremony will:takevlace-at'the Lucknow United .ihnrch‘or1°Friday, l►pr.il X26, 1989,at,6i30.pan. Open ° reception to follow at /the Lucknow Community Centre ,at '9110 pan. LUCKNOW DISTRICT COMMUN TY OENTRE .0PEP DATES Friday, -April 7 - 'Friday, ,May le a 26 SUNDAY, APRIL .e Lions Ringo AT: AV APRIL t -Rau lFinlay -Si . Joan ..Lecourtois BALL 525*3532, 2.111 o -f ozot Applications well) be received by LUCKNOW -4 :DISTRICT RECREATION DEPARTMENT for SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS LUFEGUARDS at Lucknow :Swimming 'Pool giant PLAYGROUNLIAXADERS in conjunction with 'the morning swimming program tor the coming season. Applicants are required to apply inwritingbyApriO'.24, 1.989 to: 1111 !ham R. Hunter i ucknow 41. ,District Recreation Department Box 32 9 .Lucknow 9 Ontario. .NOG 211C For. friendly counsel without obligation, We invite youtorsee_abboutthe selection of a family monument. ormoreiflf 0 IFT '•rsw.iaa,..,y , Alum 4.)e8111111". :5HOWit I 977 Q n St,, ' v644255 OR SERVICESINCLUDE . a: r;,e c to entP, .ar4tior Perianal Financial ,Planning . ,.lie. :Services Inde _Plug : Auditing VEN..Do ATSONI A -BARRY .Til' o $ - . 9 , „,, vwes dispiay ,Liive to take On 'aturday, Apr11 1, the Lucknow Novice hockey team travelled to Mount Forest to participate in the year ending W.O.A.A. 'Novice House League Cham- pionship Tournament. They had earlier qualified for this tourney by finishing their group playoffs in second place with a nine win, three loss record. Lueknow vs' -Walkerton `]('heir first game was against Walkerton and the‘toys'soon showed that they had come to '.play some hockey. .Ean Moffat opened thescoring at 1:11 of the first with Craig Moffat earning the assist. This quick goalseemed to inspire the whole team and Shane Petteplace poked an Ean'Moffatrebound into the net at 2:31 of the same period. Walkertonscored half way through the second, ,setting -up an excitingthirdperiod. The whole team played excellent defen- sive hockey and allowed Walkerton only.a handful of shots on -goal from that point forward. Jonathan MacKinnon scored into an empty .net frorn Craig Moffat and Chad Freernanin the final minute. An excellent team effort earned the boys a 3-1 win and they were on their way to the champion- ship round. Lucknow vs Harriston The second game was against a big Har- riston squad and L3cknow w at mat heart and AA ; .! chs Lueknow vs 'Fergus The championship game was played against a very strong and fast skating team frorn Fergus. 'he local boys came out ready again and matched this team stride for stride and worked on slowing them down with some strong checking. Fergus opened the scoring early in the game but Lucknow just started working even `harder and shut this smooth skating team down to a walk. Led by defensemen Greg Courtney, Ryan Hackett, Brent Cameron and Cameron Moffat, with some strong zone clearing; good goaltending by Jay J and excellent backehecking by the forwards, the score was kept at 1 - 0 until the third period Early in the third, Brent Cameron again took off up icewith the puck, but was foiled by a good save by the Fergus goalie, however, Ean Moffat was right.there to knock in the rebound. At the five minute of the third, a Brent Cameron pass put Jonathan MacKinnon on e breakway and he made ne mistake scor- ing on -a good low shot. Fergus really started to put on the pressure which finally resulted in a goal from a goalmouth_scramble to tie the score at 2 - 2 with five minutes to go. Lucknow boys dug down deep and show - mg big hearts and strong determination as ,Li t:ola- -- matched Fergus' th mg .play—to eentl siderable size disadvantage, but the boys were .not intimidated and again played some strong hockey. Shane Petteplace opened the scoring halfway :through the first period, again knocking an Ean Moffat rebound into the net. Midway in the second period, _Brent Caneron,gathered .up a loose puck in the . iuckrnow, zone :and -raced the bill .length of the. ice to score Lucknow's second goal : Barriston soered early inthe" third to -set up_a:nail biting fish. . Both .teams had ,good scoring chances during:the-rest D€the.gameewith_Lucknow goalie Jay 3. Humphrey coming up with a couple of super saves to help preserve the lead. Lucknow held on with,the final score 2 -1.in theiriavour. This win -put the team into the champinship final regulation time tied at two. This sent the game into an exciting over- time period, whicWfeatured end to end ac- tion as both teams were determined to be champs. Lucknow's Craig Moffat finally relieved the tension scoring on an =excellent high shot from a difficult angle with only 35 seconds left to play in the first overtime. This.gave 1 nr'know a bard fought .3 - 2 win and the W.C:A.A.:championship! A very tired, but very happy bunch of boys carried a well deserved °trophy and banner home to their arena for display. 'The boys certainly deserved this -.trophy, displaying great heart and drive throughout their playoffs, capping it off with an excellent day's work against some very tough competition. Way to go Mins! Kinlough residents extend ,s pathy /to Friends here mere shocked :and sadden- -ed on uesday.totear of the sudden :death of .Mrs. "Pora MacDonald in the Winghazn .and District 'Hospital,,after ai ffering e heart attack at her Lucknow :home. For "many yearsthe.late ltobert:and Cora Mac- Donald sand their €amity lived on 'Con. -west:tf liiolyrood.1We eat end'our.heartfelt synthy at this time. The funeral was held .on Triday at the liaelienzie ,Mc- Creath p°zutrhl Chapel in Lucknow :with spring°buriai in Greenhill *Cemetery. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald :were Mrs. Bob -Thompson and girls and Mrs. Jura Bailey :and family of ,Wingham. - Nlr. :and.Mrs. -Tom McDonald and Mr. rand,,Mrs. ',lien MacDonald and family of here visited in .Kincardine :with Mr. and .,Mrs..,Mac IfilacDonaltiand, Jeffrey . Mr. .and jMrs. Jack eAnd nd Mr. and Mrs.. Stewart°L,ane ;spent the •weekend in Waterloo. Mr. r rtyhurilialtienby =returned home .from .the :Winghain and 'District } hspital _where he,las.b en,a patient. Mr . Berman larding :is.a rpatient in the iWinghazn<and District hospital.Me wish / oast te by May Boyle Ilia improved. filth. Mr. end Mrs. Wayne •Rhoxiy, Mandy and Dan 8f:London spent:the weekend with his :parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rhody. A:benefit sociafl.evening was 'held at the .hallat Rblyroodl on Fridayevening for Mr.., and Mrs. 'Mary Pahneranci family, Con. 10 who lost their barn by fire a few weeks ago. Douglas .McEwan and Allan Rhodyc made the presentation of a gift of money for.which =they replied 'fittingly. The even- ing :was spent in ,playing Ards followed by lunch. Mr'..and Mrs. Tom McDonald visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs: Don Bushell and familyatiKinloss yA musical :evening was held at the Presbyterian Church on Friday evening. Mrs: Jack ci3arr and her mother ,Mrs. Janiea,miiton-of Lucknowlefthiy train on Saturday for Portage °a `Prairie to visit with .1V1r. and Mrs. Ross -Hamilton and family. ,Agriculture Canada has /grantee] ap- proval for use :of Poast .herbicide, marketed by;SF *Canada .Inc., to control volunteer cereals, mild oats, guackgrass and annual grasses in fababeans, snap beans, adzulti hvans,riiina.beansanci mpg beans. In addition, iicutlture Canada approv- qd use of-Poast in buckwheat for citntrol of annual- rasses:And wilU.00att• :Neil Stapensoa, i3SF,pr, u anae, said:tiie-elppansianstathe s .label offer specialty ;crop groweraa Mach needed op- tion for grass control. `As,olderproduct$ have been withdrawn from the marketAnd virtually no new:pro= ducts have .been,r.egrstered,specialty,croP ;producers have ,been legit with .few `choices,,, Stapensea said. 'Poast should fait this void.,, For pest results, Skapensea Tecorrnends that Poast be tank ,rni> ed with assist oil ,.concentrate.