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Page 4 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 2, 2009
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Whenit
w 1 the Leafs
Before the season started Brian
Burke said the Toronto Maple.
Leafs were going to be a team
bound for the playoffs. It's
only 22 games into the sea-
son and that doesn't seem
likely.
You wouldn't think
that would be cause for
concern, that any team
can make those games
up, but they have only
won a handful of games
so far. They need a miracle Ithink.
for them to make the post season.
I am . a die hard. fan of the Leafs
and I won't stop because they are
losing, but it will be nice when tliey
do get out of the cellar and into play-
off contention. •
I will have to admit they have been
exciting to watch this year compared
to the past four seasons. I don't know
what it is this year, but they seem to
have moments of complete domina-
tion over teams with tons of shots,
just not enough goals to show fon
Last week was one of those games
of domination against the New York
make theY
p la f ?
ofs
Islanders. The Leafs poured on 58
shots in regul tion, but dropped the
game 4 - 3 in = overtime. Islanders
goalie Dwayne Roloson stole the
game from the Leafs by standing
on his head, but it was a glimmer
of hope that the leafs have the
ability to control games.
Hopefully the Leafs can use
whatever they did in that .gale
and apply :it to the rest of the
season, they might be able to
put a few more games in the win
column.
It still is frustrating to watch the
losses pile up, but there have been
sparks of hope in the likes of Phil
Kessel and Tomas . Kaberle who have
been lighting it up recently with both
goals and assists.
i• still have faith that the Leafs will
be respectable by season end even if
they don't make the playoffs for the
fifth straight year. They. need some-
one to compliment Kessel and if it's
not a current Leaf,: Burke will have
to make a big trade or free up some
cap room and sign • a big name play-
er.
Remember whe
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The first annual Lucknow Regional Juvenile Silver Stick was a huge success
in November of 2005. During the opening ceremony Paul and Eleanor
Henderson kicked things off by doing the official puck drop for the game
between the Lucknow juveniles and Ripley Juveniles. Taking part were
Lucknow captain 11er Hamilton and Ripley captain lb oy Elliott. (File photo)
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10 Oars ago - Dec. 1, 1999
- Unless someone throws their hat in the ring for the Bruce
County warden's job, Stuart Reavie, mayor of Huron -Kinloss
.wouldbe acclaimed to'
Twp., . i
the position come Dec.` 9, 1989.
Reavie, who was warden n 1996 and Saugeen Shores Myor
Mark Kraemer were the only candidates. Kraemer withdrew
because he was undergoing an operation to correct a problem
with his lower jaw.
- Bruce. County's t heads will be trimming back a
proposed $4.1 million capital budget for the year 2000. If
approved, the proposed capital budget would hike county taxes
four per cent.
- Enc Andrew's goal in overtime gave the Lucknow Lancers
a 6 5 win over the Elora Rocks on Nov. 27, 1999. In his first
game back this season, Brad Prestap connected for three of
Lucknow's six markers. Dave Adams and Mark Bakker were
the other net finders:
. ,20 years ago - Nov‘ 29. 1989
- On Monday, Nov. 20,.1989.high winds, gusting to 80 km,
swept through the area causing considerable damage to area
barns. One reported incident occurred at the , farm of Bill and
Bev Hodgins of Kinloss Twp.. The roof of the Hodgins' tradi-
tional two-storey barn was : peeled backapproximately three
quarters of the way. Mr. f Hodgins was working outside at the
time and reported that the wind came up so quick he hardly had
time to grasp what happened.
- Friends of the Lucknow Branch of the Bruce County
Library have been working hard to raiset their portion of the
funds. ,necessary to purchase a computer that will allow library
users direct access to the .entire holdings of the collection of
books throughout Bruce County.
- November 1989 was a busy month with the First Lucknow
Ouide Company, going -swimming in Kincardine, thanks^ only
to the moms who braved the first blizzard of the season, to pro-
vide transportation. Sherry McCracken and Lisa Caesar laid the
wreath at the cenotaph service on Remembrance Day.
50 years ago - Dec. 2, 1959
- Kinloss Twp. council was elected by aclamation on Nov. 27,
1959 with one change on the board as Ted Burt succeeded
councillor Edburt Bushell who inadverttently was not nominat-
ed. The board is comprimised of Reeve Harold Percy and coun-
cillors Wallace Conn, Stewart MacDonald, Eugene Conley and
Ted Burt.
- District Governer Harold Forster of District A-9, which
includes 41 clubs, paid his official visit to the Lucknow and
District Club at their regular meeting last week held in
Holyrood. There was an attendance of over 80 including five
members from the Teeswater Lions.
-The marriage of Jo -Ann Ruth Fowler and William Ras took
place recently at Glebe United Church, Ottawa. The bride is the
daughter of Major and Mrs. William Fowler. Her father was a
medical practitioner in Lucknovv when the bride. was a child.
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