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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-11-22, Page 14Pap 12 IlUdtBOW :Sentinel, 'Wednesday, :November :229 1989 ,t) antam A's take two wins The Lucknow Bantam 'A' team came p with two consecutive wins last week. The first :game against Mildmay was clearly a no contest game as Lucknow put 11 goals past the Mildmay goal tender. Mildmay was able to put one away which resulted in making a shutout impossi'ble. The final score was 11 - 1, with goals from Justin Murray, Matt Drennan, Warren Andrew, Cluis Hum- phrey, Matt Sproul, Scott Rin' touLand nice hat trick for Brad Rhody. Assists this game wen to Duayne Porter, Chris Humphrey, Scott Rhitoul, Matt Sproul, Daryl ,Gibson, Stan Kikkert, Rob Crich, Warren Andrew, Justin Murray and Vince Stiddend with a four assist total. Ludlum vs KurtzvIlle The next game found the team in Kurt- Novice house league zville •on a snowy night. It was a hard fought game with Lucknow coming away victorious scorin, fur goals to Kurt- zville's two. Stan Kikkert put a .nice one in behind the goal tender, assisted by Justin Murray to pen the scoring for Lucknow. Vince Sticklend put the second one away unassisted, after .stealing tin puck at the blue line. Justin Murray netted the third for the team unassisted after much effort on his part. The tenacity .of Clint Murray cer- tainly showed up when he dumped the fourth goal on the Kurtzville team. Clint was assisted by Matt Sproul and Warren Andrew Adam Mellen was in net for Lucknow and had a superb game, mak- ing many dazzling saves. On November 11, the Lucknow Novice Rouseleague team travelled to Clifford for their first game of the year. Clifford 'scored early and in spite of many scor- ing chances by both teams, the score re - mained Clifford 1, Lucknow 0 when the game was over. On November 18, Lucknow played host to Winghan. Lucknow opened the scoring tin the tint period with a goal by Daryl Aitchision with Conor McDonagh and Robbie McGee assisting. Wingham scored in the second period and the game re- mained tied until the third when Conor McDonagh scored with the help of Den- nis Lubbers and Mike Wyndham. Less than a minute later, Lucknow scored again when Dennis Lubbers put the puck in the net with assists going to Mike Wyndham and Ricky Steward. Wingham scored two minutes later to close the gap PORTS •••• .11 It ••• ,• ••011,11111' •11 • ,..,),01•11a •s lIctrIV ,•. • ..„•4.• • •• 46, : 4 , A 4 N" , Give a subscription to the Ludknow. Sentinel for a gift that last 52 weeks of the year. It's a thoughtful gift that will remind them 'of you everytime they sit down to read the Sentinel. A special gift card is sent to the recipient. 41111111111141•11111111111111111111111111Mi but Lucknow put the game out of reach when Jeff Cranston scored with a shot from the blue line, with assists going to Nicholas Mann and John VanDiepenbeek. The final score was Lucknow 4, Wingharn 2. District president explains officers' duties to WI The Lucknow Women's Institute November meeting was held on the 14th with Marion McFarlane, Elizabeth Robin- son and Kay McIntosh as convenors. Dorothy Brown, the president, opened the meeting with the Opening Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect, followed by a poem, November. Tillie Wilson gave a report about the plaques donated to the Lucknow Public School. The rollcall was answered by changes I have seen in the Institute since I join- ed. The minutes of the last meeting and correspondence Were discussed. A dona- tion to the Wingham Homebound and the Christmas Benevolent Fund were approv- ed. The treasurer's report was given by Mabel Whitby. Reports of the Area Convention at Thornbury were given by Edna Young and Mabel Whitby. Tillie Wilson and Grace Gibson reported on the District Convention held in Paisley. Mrs McFarlane was in charge of the program and gave the motto, The Change is to Grow. Jean McGuire, District Presi- dent, reviewed the duties of each officer elected to fill the different offices, which proved to be very helpful. The meeting ended with a sing song, a reading by Kay McIntosh and members participating in a contest. Town and County Club enjoy pot luck The Lieknow Town and Country Club met in the Legion Hall November 13 for a noon pot luck meal. A sing -a -long was •enjoyed by Agnes Farrier at the piano. Prefildent ;Joan Robinson chaired the meting. Members agreed to give a $25 donation to Wingham and Area Day Cen- tre for the Homebound Constable Andy Burgess of the Kincar- dine OPP will he the special speaker at the NoveMber :27 meeting. Members are *minded that member- ships are now due. The prograM included readings by An- na Dexter, Pa and Ma and the Auto; Laverne Cooper, How to know your grow- ing older; Anna Johnstone, Sandy Mac - Tartan; Joan Robinson, Why Wear a Poppy and The General Store; Margaret Collyer, The Fat Girls Lament. Musical numbers by The Whitechurch Trio ladies, Agnes Farrier, Gertie and Mary Beim were enjoyed. Several nurnbers by Harold Campbell, Ira Dickie, Jean COD - ley and Agnes Farrier entertained the gathering. MP' On Canada) 00 Junior WI holds potluck The Lucknow Junior Women's Institute held Its annual potluck SUPPer on Tues- day, November 14. This year everyone gathered at the bogie of President, Nan - Brown. A wide variety of main dishes and" desserts were brought by members .enjoyed by all. Following this, gtfts Secret Pals were vaned and all were .thanked for their senerosi- wtYerthrolighe eliZtler the uPeothe 'Pala year.mnNewYearn7e's Plana Were 41scussed for the Christmas the bazaith.aryto be told on December 2. Members volunteered to work throughout The annual *Or Citizen •ChristMaS Party will be held on December 4. Members ,ditSCUssed AOlne Ideas for enter- tainment and decided on refreshments. A donation was Made towards %OPP- ing the kitchen at the Sports Complex. 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