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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-02-05, Page 8Page 8 -Luc ow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 5, 19 NUIION 10 ACRES near Teeswater with good house, steel sided barn 45 x 65, equipped with farrowing crates. 15 YEAR OLD BUNGALOW on a "lot 165x165, livingroom, diningroom, large kitchen, walk in basement, new carpets. 3 ACRE PROPERTY St. Helens, ' house excellent throughout, steel workshop 24 x 32 fully insulated and finished inside, creek at back of property. HANDSOME BRICK HOUSE in Lucknow with new family room, inground pool, change house, other outstanding featur- es. 18% ACRES near Lucknow, newer bungalow, with finished basement, at- tached garage, 20 x 40 horse barn. TWO CHOICE BUILDING LOTS in Lucknow. MEL MATHERS, WINGHAM, 357-3208 LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD. BROKER, KINCARDINE WE ARE AGENTS FOR SEVERAL TRUST COMPANIES NO CHARGES OR FEES SHORT TERM LONG TERM R,R.S.P. Don't settle for anything less than. maximum return on your money. DONBEV THOMPSON INVESTMENTS LUCKNOW PHONE 528-2213 Evening Appointments Available Concerned Parent Meeting TO BE HELD IN THE Holyrood Township Hall Thursday February 6th, at 8:00 p.m. Regarding Proposed Closing of Klnloss Central School Some School Board Representative will be in attendance for a question and answer period. PLEASE PLAN TO ATTEND! LUCKNOW LANCERS INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY CLUB Last 2 Games Before Play-offs FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, Y .� 8:30 p.m. RIPLEYvs.LUCKN�W SUNDAY FEBRUARY 9th, 'It,./.(0,7,4, :� � , U RY 7.30 p.m.,,,�. KINCARD1NE .., vs.LIJ�CKNC�Wo 1 ,,, CHILDREN FREE COME ON OUT AND HELP BOOST THE LANCERS INTO THE PLAYOFFS NOW OPEN!!!! Holyrood General Store under the new ownership of Allan R. and Lucy A. Miller GROCERIES, CIGARETTES, POP, CHIPS HARDWARE, TOOLS, FARM GATES, HOG FEEDERS, WATER BOA BAUMAN SPREADER CHAINS, LOGGING CHAINS, TRACTOR CHATIN'S PLANNING AN AUCCJON SALE??? GIVE VS A CALL 395-5062 Bowling standings Ladies Thursday Pat Grazier bowled, the high single with,245 and the high triple was bowled by Dianne Wall, 611. Games over 200 were rolled by Opal Dore, 203; Joanne Hodgins, 200;, Dianne Wall, 201, 236; and Pat Grazier, 245. Team points and standings: Crepe 0, 47; Wool 0, 53; Cotton 2, 53; Polyester 7, 54; Linen 7, 29; Silk 5, 58. 0 Ladies 7:00 p.m. Maggie Cleland bowled the high single with a 249 and she bowled the high triple with a 591. Games of 200 and over were bowled by: Maggie Cleland, 249; Shani Webb, 248; Barb Ross, 230, 215; Betty Mole, 202; Linda Andrew, 231,; and Annette LeBreton, 214. Team points and standings: Bunnies 5, 62; Hamsters 5, 54; Ponies 2, 48; Kittens 2, 46; Budgies 2, 45; Puppies 5, 44. Kinloss Mixed Ladies' high was bowled by Marj Solomon with singles of 217, 215, 205 and a triple of 637. Men's high was from Jim Lavis with a single of 240 and a triple of 583. Men 200 and over were Jim Lavis, 240; Tom Downey, 209; Fraser MacKin- non, 206, 204; and Lloyd MacDougall, 205. 0: Team points and standings: Mary's Pines 0, 75; Doris's Elms 5, 58; Ann's Maples 2, 61; Eva's Spruce 7, 60; Hannah's Cedars 2, 52; Grace's Oaks 5, 51. Town and Country Ladies' high was bowled by Gerda de Jong with a single of 195 and a double of 354. Harry Lavis was high for the men with a single of 209 and a double of 370. Team points and standings: Anna's Hyacinths 5, 48; Ida's Crocuses 0, 28; Grace's Daffodils 3, 55; Mabel's Tulips 2, 30; Mary's Snowdrops 0, 41; Gerda's Pansies 5, 53. Mixed League Bowling Women's high single came from Linda Carvell., 218; and high triple was -Anita Elliott, 598. Men's high single was bowled by Ken Phillips, 261; and he also had the high triple with 647. Bowlers over 200 were Dorothy Cooper, 214; Gerald Rhody, 206; Anita Elliott, 204, 211; Tom Hogan, 238; Beryl McDonald, 203, 207; Pete Van Osch, 208; Linda Carvell, 218; Ken Phillips, 261, 215; Bev McNay, 200; Grant Chis- holm, 220; Barb Tyler, 207, 214; and Keith Tyler, 225. Team point standings: Gophers 1191/2, Kangaroos 188, Squirrels 153, Chipmunks 173, Cats 153, Tigers 1581/2. Bantams defeat Paisley 5-2 The. Lucknow Bantams defeated Paisley 5 - 2 in the first game of their Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA) playoff series here Jan. 31. Kirk Livingston led off the scoring early in the second period on a pass from Brad Stanley. ' Two minutes later Kevin de Jong slid one in with the assist going to Scott Gib- son. Paisley ended the scoring in period two and opened period three with another one to tie the score. Lucknow went ahead with a shot from 'Livingston assisted by Jim Sinnett and Harvey Kikkert. Kevin de Jong picked up two more goals to earn himself a hat trick for the night. Assists went to Jeff Gammie (2), Matt Rhody and Gibson. Next game is in Paisley Wednesday and if a third game is necessary, the locals go back to Paisly on Saturday. Peewee Bs drop two more games Ripley 8 Lucknow 3 Lucknow Peewee Bs travelled to Ripley for a rematch with the local boys. The game was off to a good start with Ripley putting up the first score with four minutes into the game. The Lucknow boys put up a good opposition for Ripley. The score was 4 - 3 for Ripley at end of second period. Marksmen for Lucknow up to end of second .were Stan Kikkert, assisted by Marvin Kikkert and Steven Rintoul; Richard Brindley, assisted by Paul Sande, and Ray Kikkert, assisted by Richard Brindley, and Paul Sande. Ripley scorers were Sam Snobelen, Troy Thornicroft for two and Paul McDonald. Lucknow's defence worked hard but faltered in the third period and Ripley netted four more goals. Lucknow's Richard Brindley scored a goal assisted by Stanley Kikkert. Allan Kikkert was certainly kept busy in net and did a good job. Lucknow dressed '10 players, a few less than usual but all benefited from more ice time and exper- ience. Only one.. penalty was called but some spectators would have liked to see a few more called, The Peewees will play hockey and not be so concerned about bumping, and shovng. Tee: water 5 Lueknow 2 Teeswater Peewee Bs came -out flying and scored the`'` first: three :goals. Lucknow was struggling to clear the puck out of their own end in the, first period. Lucknow'' Batch Foran scored from Stanley Kikkert near the end of the second. period. Teeswater's Jason Mair answered right back with only seconds left to play. At the end of the second period score was Teeswater 4, Lucknow 1. Coach Barry Johnston gave a pep talk and the boys played a better third period both offensively and defensively. Luck- now's .Richard"Brindley put the puck into Teewater net from Marshall LeBreton and Butch Foran. Teeswater's Jason Mair managed anoth- er point for his team assisted by Brent Kavanaugh. Final wore Teeswater 5, Lucknow 2. Referee Randy Guay kept a close check. on both teams, calling several high sticking and unnecessary roughness penalties. LucknOw dressed only two full lines so everyone got a good work out and a chance to play hockey. Allan Kikkert, once again, was a very busy net minder. Novices top Wingham Lucknow Novice travelled to Wingham the afternoon of Feb. 2. The Wingham boys opened the scoring in the first period with Peter Gusso scoring. unassisted. Lucknow's Eric Andrew scored later that period assisted by Senn Wolfe and Ryan Jarvis. In the second period Shawn �.Belimore opened„ the scoring, then Peter Gusso scored again. Lucknow ended the speriad' with Darcy McDonald sic, r ng, Sean Wolfe scored in the third period assisted by Robin Paolin The . Lucknow boys showed a good teaail".Mitt it inning the garne . 4 - 2. °.;