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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-01-01, Page 7Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, January 1, 1986—P Trinity families celebrate Christmas at home Jim and Annette Ritchie and Aaron spent Christmas with Mel and Dorothy Bogie in Goderich; also with her grand- parents Ray and Lenore Cooke. Christmas eve was spent with her parents Grant and Sandra Curran and family. Cliff and Isabel Kilpatrick and Barry visited Christmas day with her brother Cecil and Mrs. Pollock of Goderich and also ---cal1e , on Cliff's mother Clara Kilpatrick. Guest with John and Shirley Hunter and family r` stmas day were Jim and Raeleen Campbell; Bradley, Lisa and Kim of London, Violet and Harold Elliott and Brian of Ripley. Christmas guests with Jim and Isabel Hunter were Alma MacKinnon, Lorna Button, Mary McIntosh, Pam and Henry VanDyke, John McIntosh, Darlene Coiling, Cecil and Marybelle Cranston, Terry and Tenille, Wanda and Jack Millar and Sally Ritchie. Dec. 15' they celebrated the Nicholson Christmas. in Barrie with Wanda and Jack Millare and other relatives, Celebrating Christmas on Sunday with Harvey and Betty Ritchie. were Elva and Lynn, Bryan and Joanne, Mel and Jayne, Krista and Shawn. Bryan is home from Alberta for two weeks. "David and Betty Kirkland and Suzanne, along with Jessie Kirkland of Lucknow had Christmas with Nancy and Gard Folkard of Belgrave. Violet and Alan Ritchie spent Christmas day with his parents Isabel and Wesley Ritchie in Lucknow. John Bremner of Toronto spent a few days with his parents Peter and June and all were guests with relatives in Guelph on Christmas day. Paul and Janice Blake and Stephanie spent Christmas Day with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Blake, and with. Mr. and Mrs, Ed Millar of Goderich. ' Christmas visitors with Cliff and Joan Livingston and family were Stephen and Karen Livingston of Halifax, Marg and Karl Cameron of Shallow Lake and Tracy and Eugene Glanville of Crediton. Christmas Day visitors with Bill and Irma Phillips, and Audrey were Irma's mother Mrs. Rosa Walters of Goderich; Shirley and Hugh Eskritt and daughter Donna of Harriston; and Bob and Diane Phillips of Kitchener. ° Atom A s wintwo more • The Lucknow Atom As won another, ame against Harriston on . Dec. 10, in• e -score was 61- I with gcals ..' tt"ckf+iidassisted by Matt Dre • Baa Stevenson unassisted; Rob' Crich, ass seed by Justin Murray; Chris. Stevenson, assisted by Justin Murray; Matt Drennan, assisted by D,oz nieCuillerier; and Chris Stevenson, again assisted by Rob Crich. Another hat trick was had by Chris Stevenson. Good goaltending by Adam Skillen and Joel Sutton kept Harristot down to one goal. On Dec. 17 the team visited Tees - water and=put;another game away, 6 - .1: Scoring for Lucknow with a hat trick was Chris : Stevenson. ' One was unassisted with one goal assisted by Steven Porter and the other by Justin Murray. Vince Sticklend put one away with Clint Murray assisting. Justin Murray also . scored and Chris Stevenson assisted on that one. Clint Murray and Matt Drennan came°togetheffor another one. The team has only lost one game this year has,::only lost one game this year against Mildmay. Atom team tiesW�iIace' 4 - 4• The Lucknow Atony As Managed to tie Wallace on Dec. 21 in spite of the poor officiating which resulted in 14 minutes against the. Lucknow team while Wal- lace 'only had four minutes. With Lucknow down 3. - 1 in the second period, 'a great effort by Justin Murray narrowed the margin to .2 3. The goal was unassisted Justin Murray also sired the first goal for Lucknow assisted . by Chris. Stevenson. Vince Sticklend scored thelie goal assisted by - Matt' Drennan making it 3-3,. Wallace came back with one more and Justin Murray scored for. a ,hat trick with` 34 seconds left on the clock. The final score was 4.4.. It should be interesting when :Wallace meets this team. in Lucknow Oti Feb. 3 at 7 p.m. Aiom B tea records first win The third week in December as a busy one for the Lucknow Atom "B" team. 'December 14 saw Ripley playing in Lucknow. The • "Bs" chalked up their first win of the season, beating Ripley 2 - 1. Team rookie, Tom Hogan first lit up the scoreboard, scoring unassisted, at the end of the first period. Halfway in the second, Lucknow's Mark Bakker scored on a pass from Adrian Helm. Thirty second later Ripley snuck one . past netminder Keith Todd. Heavy action. in the third period, didn't increase the score. Monday the 16th . Ripley ' got their revenge on home ice; winning, `4 1. Lucknow's scoring line, couldn't. 'connect until late in the third period, when Ripley was already ahead 4 - 0. Colin Humphrey assisted by Dean Tiffin robbed. Ripley goalie Chris Davey of the shut out. On Saturday the 21st, Mildmay: was in Lucknow for the first tiitne.It was +a. well played game, with a lot of `action; to keep the cheering section roaring. Mildmay opened the scoring in the first period. Darryl Gibson answered with .the first Lucknow goal on assists from Nathan Daer and Steven Adams. Mildmay scored twice in the second :period, brining the score to i - 1 at the break. Lucknow came back on the ice ready to win,, missed a few S chances, and- then Steven Adams dented the twine on a ;pass from defense - man Scott ftintoul. Lucknow again poured, on the power, looking for the tie. A MildMaydefensenan scooped up the puck, broke away down';:thecenter and scored. Final score, 2 for Mildmay. The Lucknow Atom "Bs" are participat- ing again this year in the Drayton tourna- ment on Dec. 28. With a bit of luck, they've got the kinks ironed out by now, and will come home with a good showing. Next home game, Jan. '4 against'Wingham, at 4. See you . there! LUCKNOW Bob and Irene Markham and family celebrated Christmas on Dec. 26. With them were Russell and Jean Phillips, Herb and-Rosalene Barger, Jamie, Matthew and Tara, of Hanover; Fred an• • Brenda Phillips; Chris and Nancy Ma ham of Tiverton; Robin Markham of Clinton; Ken and Mary Phillips; Kelly Markham and Martin Scott. Christmas Day visitors with Bill and •Dora VanDyke were their family, Henry. and Pam VanDyke; Nora and Ed Verkley and baby Adam of Atwood; Peter and Lisa of Amberley; Tony VanDyke and Laurie West. On Dec. 22 Helen and John Kuik held Christmas for their family, Ross and Elaine e7 Errington of St. Helens; Steve Errington and Shelley Talton; Valerie and Mike Tanner and Laura of Walkerton; Debbie and Bob MacGillivray, Michelle and Michael of St. Helens; John and Linda McDonald and family of Goderich; Greg Hackett; and Bonnie and Donnie Kuik. This will be our last writing of .Trinity News so we wish to thank all who have willingly given of their family happenings and celebrations. Wishing all a prosperous and Happy New Year. New Year's Levee Lucknow Legion Branch 309 Cordially invites you to their ANNUAL NEW YEAR'S LEVEE. We welcome your company to celebrate with us, the NEW YEAR. DATE Wednesday, January 1,1986 TIME 2:00 p.m to 4:00 p.m.' PLACE PiC4NOW LEGION 4 LAYING FROM FRIDAY TO THURSDAY January 3rd to 9th SHOWTIMES: Friday and Saturday at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. Sunday to Thursday ONE SHOW at 8:00 p.m. :Steven Spielberg presents • •' • • • • • •• "ey lived the adventure of Iifetime. • Recent visitors with Mr, .and. Mrs. Ezra Stanley were Mr. and Mrs. 4 _ J., Kaake and Cindy, Walkerton; Mr. andiMrs ,, Larry • Stanley and Brett, Kincardine; and Mr. and. Mrs. Earl Elliott, Purple Grove. Mr. • and .Mrs. Ezra Stanley visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bedford and girls and. 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