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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-12-05, Page 19a Siedo h t;iaaies dated PRES NTS THE 44, SEAPORTH OI`.SANTA CLAUS SANTA la DECEMBER7 7:00 PM PARADE BEGINS AT THE SEAPORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE ILISCICHOIN DISTRICT COMMUNITY SHTRE Sunrise Decemberslit ,euciAnowLkn*type ,9PEN PATO, Fridays, Dec. 14-21-23 Saturday Dec. 29 M011.1.T.. C1 1 0rms.. COLOUROOMING * COLOU alit and BeIif!. e Colour Laser Copier Has Arrived.. A level of quality beyond belief. Lithographic quality reproductions -Produce favourite colour ;Pictures without loss of colour activity .:..NOW at LS0 N r a iNTW,8 a 1614"" 1" • • L Ieitnow Sentinel* Wednesday, December S, x*i - Page 10 Novice A's win one, lose one B!`N On 'Thursday, November 29, the Lu kuuw Novae A ratan timet the Ripley boys.for the rust time this year. Adam Centel= was agOrt 04 44 upon to tam the position between the pipes for Lucknow„. Lucknow went into art early lead when in the timet period three of the '"cousins" joined forces and Mack Stanley scored with Jeff Andrew. and J VanD, epenbe k'assisting. Canoe McDonagli put LucknovV ahead by two ' when he poked, the puck under the glove of the Ripley oalie, Mike. Smith, and Robbie ee was cited with the assist. Before the end of the mond Period, Ripley scored when Jeremy 'McQuillin found the corner ner. of Lucknow's net, Matt MacDonald • and Joey Scott took the assists. Ripley scored twice more in the third period Paul MacDonald, assisted by Matt MacDonald and Joey Scott, scored on a power play and Adam Collins, -while on, his knees, put Ripley into the lad. Brad MacKay earned, the assist. These two tear's proved to be Lucknow vs Wallace Saturday motto found me Lucknow tain in Ku:tville to piny Walleye. Mark Swanley, with less than a minute into the game, again: -opened the scoring,, when his °sunt hat the goal post and warn in after it parer from John VanDiepeabeet Jordan Hamilton► assisted by Conor McDonagh c cored next when he pot the puck between *be kgs of the Waallece goalie. Before the end of the pedud Merle Stanley again scored on a backhand slot fns the corner. Wallace scored but Ltkknow carne back with two more goalSIn the second, when Robbie McGee stick -handled thepack past the Wallace defense, and Mark Stanley got his hat trick when he beat the Wallace goalie on his glove side, assisted by Jeff Andrew, Although Wallace fought back, scoring; two quick goals in the third period, Lucknow put the game out of reach when Conor McDonagh scored after ;taking' a pass from defenceman, Dennis Andrew. Mark • Stanley, assisted by Jeff Andrew scored his fourth of the game when he hit he top corner of the net. evenly matchedand the final score ` was Ripley 3, Lucknow 2, in a very The final she was Lucke well -played kame.: Wallace 3, Ludlow Murray bags hat trick for Lucknow Bantams. Monday Night hinted • Men's highTaylor th went to 60 Martin� LeBrluo to the triple with SShirley Kennedy .rolled bush high end for the ladies with 24S and 528. Genies over 20th John Van - Diva 224, Shirley Kennedy' 205, Eric Taylor 260, 22S. Fred 4e1oer 202, John Andrew 208. Martin LeBret&on 223, 238, 234. Team standings: Silver Bullets 93, The Canadian 93, Alpine 86, Crystal 85, Steelers 76, OV 71. • Wednesday Night Mixed Marg , Hackett bowled the high single and triple for the ladies with 230 and 563. Gerd Rho dy • was high for the men with 213 anU 567, Games over 200: Marg Hackett 230, Marie Scott 215, Keith Tyler. ' 206 and Gerald Rhody 213. Standings: Squirrels 35, Chip. monks 32, Kangaroos 26,' Tigers., 19.' a, Town• acid °Country • 7, Evelyn. Henderson rolled the high single with 203. Stella Tilbrook and Jean Philips tied for the high double with 358.' Art Ernewien's 199. took the. men's high. single and Jake Conley captured the double.with 321. - .. Gam 150: 'Stella Til 194,' 164, Jean Philips 199, 159, Ruth Conley 187, 152, Gwen Len - nips 191, Gerda deJong 174, fake Conley 169,:152, Cliff Menary 170, Kay McCormick 167, Dave Moffat Miller 166, Isabel 165, Bill Uuldriks 162, George'' Taylor 154, Ruth'Mathers 152. Team standings, Tulips 32, Crocuses 26, Pansies 26, 23, Snowdrops 17, Hyacinths 11. On November 26, the Bantam A's hit the road as they travelled • .to Teeswater, Lucknow came On strong withfirst the only goalin the period, scored by Steve Adams, on a pass from Clint Murray and Matt Drennan;. When- they hit the ice for the second period, Lucknow tallied another goal by Chad Hiller, as- sisted by Steve Adams and Clint Murray. Before the buzier went to end the second, Teeswater had tied it up. 9 . Lucknow ran out of steam in the third and Teeswater scored. two unanswered goals to take the win 4 02." 'FOR' YOUR FUTURE COPYING NEEDS" 869 QUEEN ST., KINCARDINE 396-3227 Lowt3,5471.7 YING • r OUR CO NOTICE Chang° In HYDRO RATES Subject to approval by Ontario Hydro DUE TO THERMION CONT CIF P*OVIUINO./*:VICE, LUCKNOW HYDRO SYSTEM find* it necessary to In.. crease r ataihr rtes on' all 'energy on -and after January 1, 1091. 'enr y us, NIONNENTIAL 1951 First 250 keen: 9.416 aalancf " 6.35 Mlnlmumpbllling • .. $6.00 pir.rnonth , NOII•PAYMt15NT'OF ACCOUNT Lata payment 5%, &:,F. cheques •8.00plus actual baniecharg•s, cohoctlon *0.28, rsconneotlon 016.50. 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It was'a rough tough game and Lucknow proved they can play hockeyunder conditions.. Clint Murray picked up hat trick and a single assist went to Scott Rintoul. The team and coaches are looking strong. Keep up the good work,, The neat home game for the Bantam A's is December 17, when the tough opposition -of Wallace comes to town. tont:: Id's . play tWo good gazes, show tmprovement ° Saturday night the Atom B team travelled -to Kincardine . to play Kincardine #3's. The Luclanow boys had an orientation lesson to learn first, in becoming accustomed • to the larger ice surface. Kincardine scored first taking' the lead in the opening period. In the. second, . following a scramble at Kincardine's blue. line, Dennis Lubbers jumped and stick - handled through Kincardine's defence ,tucking a goal high in the net. Lucknow's defence was very strong in this period, as they back- checked- and prevented many shots on . goal. Daryl Aitchison followed With along range shot that dribbled into the opposition's net, making* 2 - 1 for Lucknow. Kincardine bounced bounced back to tie it up 2 - 2. In the third period,' Kincardine came on stronger and scored three. out of many shots on goal. Ii one of many heated drives, on -Kincar- dine's end zone, Taylor Mali drove one in from the point, making it 4 3. Lucknow had several rallies late in the period but were robbed on. several occasion and submitted to- one last goal by Kincardine. Final scorelincardine 5, Lucknow 3. The practice and nest this -wek� really , developed improvements, with the team playing really well. Lucknow hosts Kincardine #1 this Saturday. Hope tosee you there. A cekbratiotn of ChrbtratiS soup, stories tend poems *oro various parts of Canada were performed by Ted 'Roberts at the Lucknow Library, last Saturday niorining. Min Roberts is a member of Canada's long-established folk group, The Travelkrs. Area chiiidrea and parents were delighted with his easy -style. (Pat Livingston. photo) Lancers end winless streak The Lucia)ow. Lancers ended their winless streak with back to back wins over Lions. Head, on the weekend. Friday evening the Lancers battled their way to a 6 • 4 win, while Sunday's game any the Lancers skate to an easy 12 - 4 victory. -. Paul Hehn backstopped. the Lancers tat their first win of the year on Friday. Larry MacPher- son started, the scoring for the team while David - McDougall and Kent Alton added one each in the second. Trailing 4 - 3 going into the third, the Lancers came out and scored . three unanswered goals for 'a 6 - 4 final. Steve ` Simpson, Grant Gilchrist and Art Clark )minded out the scoring. The puck was bouncing the right way for the Lancers on Sunday night when 12 pucks had to be removed from the Lions Head net. Russell "where did my hair go" Sutton led the offence with three goals with singles going' ere Brad Pxiestap, MacPherson, Wayne Phillips Lynn Murray, Chris Michie, Rod "the Fossil" Simpson, Steve Simpson,Dan Gilchrist and last, but not least, Don Elliott. Dean Lindsayand Craig Irwin were a vocal twosome in the Lancer net. The Letters have one game next weekend, when Dundalk comes to town Sunday night for a 7:30 start. LET NOT YOUR MIND-- - . DWe11 on your injuries if you would be happy. • Dwell on your difficulties if yoit would be victorious. - Dwell on your faults if you would be effective.