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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-12-15, Page 14Page 1,4 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 15, 1993 Purchasing a vehicle is a big decision! Let us help you make the right one! GARRY WOODCOCK Quality Cars & Trucks We Can Save You Money Drive A Little - Save A Lot LUCK • MOTORS MONTGOMERY 528-28134=.471160 ..-,1� :+ THOMAS J. WALL An lnvestiilcnl Panner Who Rein(llrlui s !Its Roots A.I.G. SECURITIES 478 Waterloo St London 'Mutual Funds •income hivestulents •12.R.S P.'s 519-432-6741 (you c:ui .111,011di) This is to ANNOUNCE that Cowan Printing & Arelig Advertising and NEBS Business Forms have agreed to a joint Perfect Partner Program to serve the needs of local customers better. All NEBS Products and Catalogues are now available from Cowan Printing and Advertising LUCKNOW 528-2730 Fax 528-3348 We invite you to call and ask about the discounts available for dealing locally! voi FLEAB FARMERS MARKET Open Every Saturday, Sunday 6 Holidays • Homemade Baking • New & Use,d Furniture • Crafts • Novelties • Toys • Gifts • Books • Tools ,• Clothing • Antiques & Collectibles UNIQUE CHRISTMAS IDEAS FREE 4 I. APPLES TO ALL CUSTOMERS %lac, Weele'd S,zec 4 Just Arrived over $5000 worth NEW CLOTHING WHOLESALE PRICES VENDOR ENQl'IRIES WELCOME j IWE PURCHASE SIN(LE AND JOB 1.DTS' Drop in for 'a FREE cup of Coffee or Hot Apple Cider Open 8 a:m. - 7 p.m. Located 4 miles North of Goderich - Ample Parking Lakeside Hwy. 21 524-8092 - 524-1740 rag AVII from I i The D td 1►I'TSI1►Is 01' I11,)"I'1I makes Christmas CHRISTMAS ALWAYS A HUGE SELECTION • LEATHER & WOOL 3 Pegg's in top on squash ladder by Mike Goetz The October/November 'lien's squash ladder has been completed. Tom Pegg moved into top place on the men's ladder by ac- cumulating 14 points in section one. Ian Montgomery and Luis Posadas retain second and third positions with 13 points. Moving up from section two are John Mayer with 20 points, and Ian Hackett with 10 points. Mayer won all four matches, three games straight, resulting in his maximum score of 20 points. Mike Goetz accumulated. six points in section one, and moves down to top spot in section two. John Hamilton had one point in section one, and moves down into second position in section two. Atoms were busy on the weekend The Atom team met up with a strong Clifford team in the first game of the Wingham Silver Stick tournament. The Lucknow team was out -played, out -shot and out- scored for all of the game. Jordan Hamilton managed to rob their goalie of a shut -out when he scored on a pass from Scott Austin. Final score 10 to 1 for Clifford. Lucknow vs Blyth The Lucknow and Blyth teams were evenly matched as the 3 - 3 score showed during Saturday morning's game. It was tie-up hockey. As each team scored ,the .other team would match it. - Goals for Lucknow were off the sticks of Russ Mann; Steve Hare and Chris Hackett. Assists went to Jordan Hamilton, Chris Wainwright, Hackett, Jason Pentland and .Hare. Lucknow vs Belmore In Belmore Saturday afternoon, Lucknow played a close game with Teeswatet taking home a 3 2 win. Jordan Hamilton scored Luck- now's first goal assisted by the Austin brothers - Jeremy and Scott. Late in the game, Chris Wainwright let a long shot fly that Paddy Lyon managed to tip intothe net. BOWLING Mark Billington retains third position in section two with a total of eight points. Newcomers to section two .filling the last two spots are Tim Kropf and Mike Scott. George Brophy accumulated seven points in section two, and moves down to the top spot in section three, followed by Robert Kay. Newcomers filling the other spots in section three are Mark Stever, Kirk Livingston and Jason Cox. Section four has been started with newcomers Don Andrew and Ray Hildebrand. Men's squash bookings are starting to pick up, with seven new players being added to the ladder. Unfortunately very little interest has been shown in the women's ladder, and as a result, it will be discontinued. Anyone interested in joining the ladder may do so by putting their name and phone number on the vacant positions on the ladder schedule which is posted on the bulletin board in the squash court area. The Lucknow Squash Club's primary goal for 1994 is to implement and promote a squash program for young people. Promotions will include initial training sessions on squash basics, safety and rules, as well as the implementation of a squash ladder for students. Any interested students or parents are encouraged to contact John Mayer at 528-3130, or Mike Goetz at 528-2319. Demons go down to defeat The Lucknow Pee Wee Demons went down to defeat this week at the hands of two of the strong Kincardine teams. Scoring for Lucknow in the losing efforts were Daryl Aitchison with two goals, Mark Merium with a goal and an assist, and Taylor Mali, Jeff Havens and Nathan Knorr each - with one assist. Lucknow vs Goderich It was a different story when Lucknow played in Goderich on Saturday afternoon, and came home with an 8 - 0 victory. In the first period, Jeff Cranston opened -the scoring- when his shot hit the far corner assisted by Nick Mann. Lucknow added three more goals in the second. Aitchison scored while two men short, Mann out raced the Goderich defence to beat their goalie after Mike Wyndham shot the puck up the ice, and Aitchison scored his second of the afternoon when he put his shot over the glove of the Goderich net - minder, assisted by Taylor. The third period also belonged to Lucknow with another four goals. Mali hit the twine after a pass across the front of the net by Jason Pritchard. Mann scored again when he flipped the puck over the goalie's shoulder, assisted by Merium. Aitchison earned a hat trick, assisted by Knorr and Tabor and before the period ended, scored again unassisted. Solid goal tending by Clinton Gunter earned him a shut out as Lucknow soundly defeated Goderich, 8 to 0. Atotm `B's' host Wingham On Dec. 11, the Atom "B" team played host to Wingham. With a scoreless first period it looked like it 'would' be a close game. In the second Jeremy Austin scored on a play set up by Dan McDonagh and Ricky Lubbers. Lucknow took control of the third with four more goals. Wingham managed to get on past goalie Blue Wiens who played an excellent game in net., stopping many of Wingham's attempts. •Goal scorers in the third were Scott Austin with two, Matthew ' Martin, and Cory Robertson. Assists went to Jeremy Austin, Rene Bleeker, Jordan Schell and Mary 4, Monday Night Mixed 1 Cox. Ladies' H.S. Linda Sti527. e2n's Brooks in net H.T. Wendy Ritchie Men's H.S. and H.T. Gerald Rhody 285, 730. The Bantam "A's" hosted Games over 200: Merle Rhody Drayton on Dec. 6 with goalie 204, Brad Engle 212, Shani Webb Tyler Brooks holding his team in 223, Tom Downey 221, Linda the game, despite the 3 to 1 loss. Sticklend 234, Robert Jones 235, Jeff Porter scored first for Luck- 14-, Eric 'Taylor 240, 239;--227,Tnow- on-assists-from_Stuart.Riittoul Lucknow vs' Kincardine On Dec. 12, Lucknow again dominated the game in Kincardine, Matthew Martin scored the first goal early in the game. The second period saw more excitement in the Kincardine end when Jeremy Austin passed to his brother Scott who put the puck away. Jordan Schells' goal on a pass from Mary Cox, and Jeremy Austin's assisted by Matthew Mar- tin ended the second period 4 - 0. In the third Lucknow got five more goals and Kincardine one. Jordan Schell got a hat trick and Scott Austin put two more away to give him a hat trick. Assists went to Darlene Aitchison, Rene 131eeker, Jeremy Austin and Dan McDonagh. for Bantams Gerald Rhody 285, 249, Emerson Howald 201, Tracey Norman 250, Eric Haldenby 215, Wendy Ritchie • 229, 204, Fred DeBeor 228, 217, John Andrew 238, Harold Elliott 264. Team standings: John's Jokers 60, Ramblers 47, Pigeons 41, Noisy • Critters 39, Bluejays 38, Jokers 27. The Nov. 29 report should have read that Wendy Ritchie had the high ladies' triple with 527. 4 0,c11s Clot Vs Handbags .S'he'dpshittt.c ,Uo'c/ic'c/L'' hili tl Coro .i'li/)/x'/N Rho nkels,Ilulu//)sSit 'c'ulc'IN.Si,c/„s BMWs 1 Mile South of Blyth on Hwy #4 Open 7 Days 519-523-4595 i"MAW., NM.. • amn,A Wrenn In.. C.c. •i4:,PArMi"ibCh'.xnrit►E6'.w;ntillAVPiXrAEt;l2P1Ri> C>1gyntWits7kZ:1Y,ttlr.+`: wEiM'h3°rn Town and Country Ladies' H.S. Kay McCormick 217, H.D. Kay Crawford 345. Men's H.S. and H.D. Herb Clark 194, 348. Games 150 and over: Kay McCormick 217, Kay Crawford 204, Stella Tilbrook 195, Evelyn Phillips 183, Anne Anderson 179, Jean Phillips 171, Herb Clark 195, 154, Tom Phillips 171, Gordon Johnstone 160, John McKinnon 157. Team points: Pansies 37, Daf- fodils 35, Tulips 26, Hyacinths 25, Crocuses 24, Snowdrops 18. and Trevor Moffat. With only two minutes left in the first period, Drayton tied the game. • With the Drayton coach ejected, a change behind the bench. was needed to continue the game. Period two remained scoreless. Drayton pulled ahead with two close goals in the third to go home with a 3 1 win. Lucknow vs Wallace The Bantams came home empty- handed from their road trip to Wal- lace on Friday 'night, where they were defeated 5 to 0. Ryan Courtney was netminder. . Wallace scored a pair in the first to go ahead by two, and added • three more in the second. Lucknow's defence and back checking helped keep them off the board in the third period. Novice 'B' lose close one to Southampton on Saturday In Novice "B" exhibition play on Saturday, the local team lost a close one .allowing the visitors to go home with a 3 - 2 win. The teams were evenly matched and it wasn't until early in the second period that Lucknow's Shea Dickie lit up the scoreboard with a shot behind the Southampton goalie. Assisting from the corner were Nigel Black and Sandy Loughced. The defence did a good job of keeping the play up the boards and the offence was busy backchecking. With Billy Johnston standing his ground in net, it wasn't until late in, the second that Southampton tied the game. In the third, Mark Hackett made good on a rebound from a shot set up by Jeff McNee and Tyler Hamil- ton. The pace quickened and Southampton came right back within a minute to tie it up again. With two minutes left, Lucknow took a penalty and Southmapton make good on the man advantage to pull ahead. Try as they might, even with an extra attacker in the dying moments, Lucknow ran out of time. Final score Southampton 3, Luck - now 2.