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The Lucknow -MOM Ns showed what
W011400ached hotkey
when they met 411) with the Mord Atom
team in 1410310,7 421 November 11. The
final score .of 3-2 in favour of Clifford •was•
evidence of a bard fought battle and
Lucknow as in the Same throughout anj
was never behind More than one gay".
This was a big improvement over the
game the previous week in Clifford;
where Lucknow as defeated AA.
Tyler Brooks and Kurt Ilumphrey;it
goal provided solid goal tending. e
defence and strong back checking by the
forwards kept the score down throughout
the game.
utoknow soigne, viednesai
t in Clifford game
period. During the third period, LueknoW
scored to tie it up with seven minutes left
in the 'game on a gold by Ed COUrtney.
iinfdrhinately, with only 240 left, Clifford
once again scored to walk away with the
*victory, A curiosity in the goal scoring
was that only the first goal was assisted.
Four Of the five goals scored during the
game were without assists.
One place for improvement by
• Lueknow Is in the penfdty area. Lucknow
took four penalties to Clifford's one. The
penalty killing teatn certainly showed to
good advantage in this game by keeping
the score -under control and the Clifford
team off balance.
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Lucknow fell behind at the 8:37 mark
in the first period but came back to tie
the game withlm left on an unassisted
pal by -Colin Hecker who demonstrated
a strong -shot from just above the faeeoff
circle.
In the second period, Clifford wen
ahead at8:01 and the tight checking held
that score of 24 in place until the third
Seniors hold Teeswater to a tie
On November 11., the Seniors played to
a five 'all game in Teeswater. Leading
the scoring was Scott 'Hackett with
assistance from Ardre 'Vithiteroft and
Larry McPherson. With Lucknow leading
141, Teeswater scored twice to end the
first period.
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Brad Priestap came out at the 47 se-
cond mark and tied the game 'with help
from Art Clark -and Grant -,Gilcluist. At
the 4:09 'mark, Ken Alton assisted' by Pat
Murray (way to go Gomer) took the.boys
ahead by one. Teeswater came,back and
tied the game.
Bantam A's
The Lucknow Bantam A's appeared as
though they 'would win their fhttgame,
but blew a6,3 eilge aver Draytowilythe
third period.
Clint Murray • Opened the -.scoring for
Inelmost an •a •vass from Eob Crich at
„um Ofthe.thst petted. Murray alsomet
tectthe second as -sided by 'arm Kikkfwt.
.Ludrnow nude ft•a 3-1 game on a goal
from ziefftneeman Scott Mintoill, .assisted
by 'Steve Porter. •Lucknow scored two
more -times lefore•the end .of the second
with -goals from Warren Andrew, .assistecl
fry • Clint Murray and Sian ilUkkert; and
Stan stl•i, • •,• assisted by Jiflt lYlvirrav
and Warren Andrew. looks ;Iiki
is g(ingdor, Oat& again "this -7m, At#er
Adoltmg MVP laSteason.
No *oats -from 'the team in 'the Mitt'
allowed Drayton to vuth 'their way for
the Win, with a final score if 6,5. •
At 1&45 of the second Scott Hackett got
his second goal with Larry McPherson
assisting. With only 1:42.1eft, Chris Irwin
•assisted by Ken Alton and Andy Grazier
took the lead by 53. Teeswater was not
to be outdone and at the 1:20 scored to
the end the second period 54 for
Lucknow.
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011111 IONIANS
by Ruth Buchmeier
a e ieimion
Sympathy .is extended to'Willard and
Shirley 'Downey, Tom and Mary,on the
death of Willard'amother, Mrs. Christine
Downey.
The community wishes Frank MacKen-
zie a -speedy recover after his operation
on Monday in Wingham Hospital.
Dan and Robin lAgin of Thorold visited
last week with Jack and Blanche
Needham and attended the Horticulture
Banquet in Lucknow. Jack and Blanche
wen on the bus trip to the Royal Winter
Fair in Toronto on Thursday.
Visiting with Ira and Elizabeth Dickie
were ira's brother, Carl and Edith, of
Hope BaY-014):idairiar dinner-enrcage,10--
spend their 'Winter in.,Florida Then on
Sunday their Avon /Douglas and three
('children Ili Markiale ,vent the afternoon
with tthem.
, 'The Sadie faniiliesattended the Eadie
reunion at Behnore on Sunday.
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Just two minutes into the third
Teeswater scored making a 5.5 score that
never changed.
The Seniors now stand with two ties
and two losses for the season. The next
game is November 22 when Lucknow
hosts Ripley at 8:30.
NEWS
Trinity Fast Food Fryers
The sixth meeting 'of the Trinfty Fast
Food Fryers was .heid at the 'home of
Connie Black, with all members vresent.
Following Allot the group took a tour
of the Izeknow /Village -Market, where
they teamed how the food got -into the
store and what they .did with the stuff
that they couldn't sell.
Back at Mrs. -Black's 'members sampl-
ed Straviberry and chocolate- sundae top-
ping. It was good!
By Bill Hayden
On Thursday, Nov. 7, 1989, at 7 p4n.
the Port Albert 4B club had its first
meeting at Donna Hayden's. The club
we are doing is "Energy Conservation".
:elected (Officer& President - Doug
',Culbert; Vice-PrellidentDree Patk;
Secretary -.Jennifer Black; and Press
Reporter -Dan Sudo'.
The leaders are !Dolma Hayden and
Bev Weaver.
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