The Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-03-13, Page 10Page 10 Luckuuw Sentinel, Wednesday, March J 1.99e,
ladys marks special day
Congratulations to
Gladys Arnold who was 91
years young last week. Her
daughter Joyce and Jim
McEwanIs of Kincardine
entertained her on Saturday.
Also attending were her
grandsons and their fami-
lies: Barbara and Jamie
McEwan of Mississauga,
and Marion and Ken
McEwan of Chatham. On '
Sunday some of Gladys'
neighbors gathered to wish
her the best Isabel Brook,
Mary MacDonald,. Amanda
Mitchell, Pat *marl Clarence
Jarvis,. Anne lvleCosh and
Mary. Anne KukOly.,
Many from the Grove
enjoyed the IlappY Hearts
meeting ui Ripley on Friday
and the excellent meal
served at the Kinloss
Community Centre on.
Sunday. .
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Purple
Grave
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and boys of Port Elgin visit-
ed with Shirley and Doug
IVIacDonald, and family on
Sunday,. -
Heather Clifford is away
this week at Port Sydney at
a 4II Leadership eonfer-
!Mee.
Fran. and Jim Farrell and
family visited with Jan and
Simon Logtenberg -and fam-
ily of Dungannon during the
week, Christine Farrell vis
ited with Irene and Joe West
and family of Stratford.
Visiting with the Farrell's
were, Kerry Ferguson and
Kathy Martin. and boys.
Janet and Jud Mailette of
Waterloo visited with her
brother and family. Sandra
BaPPY 1101i4a3rS to ali andDonald Forster, f'"otina,
those who are off for the
March Break; For some of
us the snow has lasted too
long but for the youngsters
who enjoy snowmobiling it
is great.
Visiting with Marjorie
Thompson on Sunday were
Marie and Allan Coiling
and Bert Thompson.
Wilda and Harvie
Thompson visited with his
sister Olive Irwin at Maple
Breezes Manor in Lucknow
on Sunday.
Anna and David Lawton
Jean Forster is spending the
March break at Camp
eanadaoweh near Ayr.
Doris and Oraen Rock
and Edna Stanley'visited
With Bette MacLeod on
Saturday evening.
Mary Anne Kukoly.visit-
.ed Helen Smith of
London on Wednesday.
Sandy Gander visited withli
Anne McCos.
Get well wisheS are sent
to Audrey Stanley Traher
who was a patient in a
London hospital; also to
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RESULTS
February results for NHL sharpshooters and goalies
showed a few surprises. Eddie Belfour became
incredibly stingy in net bringing WS goals against down
under .3.0. Wayne Gretzky notched a Meager "4.5 pool
points while even Mario Lemieux "slumped" .tio 11.5
points ,over the four week period. Mogilny, Sakic and
Lafontaine were all up 15 points or more. Cliff Mann
, posted the best monthly gain of -66 points - a whopping
6 points more than his closest competitor! Top 100 are
posted in the arena. Coniplete standings are on hand at
Cliff's Plumbing and Heating. Here are the 20 entries
, with the highest point totals: • . •
. Tony Wartnaby . 283 10. Mike Mali 260
2, Jon Chilton 279 11. Brad Petteplace 258
3. Kevin Hickey .4 275 * 12. Ross Moffat . 257
4. Steve Chatnney 274.5 12,1toe McDonagh 257
5. ttryan, Lachance 269 13. Brian MacDonald 256.5
.6. Dan McDonagh 267.5 13. Jim Surridge 256.5
7. Robert Hamilton ' 264.5 14. John Hamilton. .2515
7. Home Hardware b . 264.5 15. Bill lialdenby • 252.5
8. Steve Hackett,' 2623, 15. Eric Taylor 252.5
9. Randy Alton 260.5. 16. Mark Dawson 251.5 '
those who are suffering aud
have suffered with tha mis-
erable flu that is
around.
Nancy and Paul,
Greenwood, Stefani
MacDonald„ Anne McCosh
and Mary Anne' Kukoly
were at the birthday Cele-
bration for Teresa (who isn't
a teenager any mere) and
John (who hasn't been a
teenager for a long time)
Farrell. on Saturday evening
0 the Farrell home in
Colons Township,
See you at: the card partY
at the Centre on Friday
night.
Weather Quiz
Which of the following
weather facts is not true: (a)
Canada -has the lowest aver-
age annual temperature of
any nation, (b) the biggest
snowflake ever recorded in
Canada was 5 centimetres
across, (e) combined, June
and July .1995 were the
hottest months in Canada in
the past century, (d) Staff at
Canada's national weather
office were once trapped
overnight by a snowstorm
Answer: (a) Canada's
average annual temperature
is -4.4 degrees C, making it
the second coldest nation in'
' the world next to Russia at -
5.5 degrees C, but well
ahead of Outer Mongolia at
-03 degrees C.
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The Lucknow LariCersare down two games in their Senior' B series final
Vo'fith,:.Oundafk» Plating in LoOknOw,. on'Sund40ight, the Lancer0 were down
3 tor0.1n. the 1010 ,periOd and couldn't catch up as Dundalk detested them 6 to.
4; Whiter...goalie DeanLindsaywatChesthe,-corner of the net closely as the
DundalkOffenceifooks'foialree IMSOIckpass to. (Pat Livingston phot0). .
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Lancers down two in finals
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Lancers advance to the next round.
The Lancers .are down two games in the ' •
Senior B final series .With Dundalk. , • * Senior 'Tyke
• • Last Saturday, Lucknow led 2 to, 1 until. The senior tykes took part in tompainent
the last minute of the second Period when :.i.n.Clinton last Saturday. In their first game
Dundalk tied the game, then scored two *they over -powered Clinton 13 to 1. •
goals late in the third for.the 4 to 2 win.• Scoring was by Devin Kemp (5), Kenny
Dean Lindsay. started in net but was. Stanley (4), Wes Rivett (2), Stuart Simpson
replaced by Adam Skillet) after the first aid Buddy, Chaney. Assists were by
period when Dean Was hit in the head with Stuart Eadie (2), B.J. Mayer (3), ,Justin
a slap shot. • . - Davidson (2), Megan Cameron (2), Wesley
Lucknow's two goals were from. Russell .Rivett,(2),:Kemp and Simpson.
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Sutton and Steve Michie, with Brad On the A side, competition got a little
Murray, Brad Priestap and Steve ”Sirnpson tougher. Listowel proved to have a better
assisting. - squad and defeated the Sepoy. squad 6 to 1,
On Sunday, the Lancers fell behind 3 to eliminating them from the tournament.
0 in the first period, and couldn't catch .up Lucknow's only scorer was Kemp assisted
with Dundalk taking a 6 to 4 win,. Dean by goalie Michael Hoggart. -
• Lindsay was back in the net. • Every parent went home pretty proud of
Steve Simpson scored twice, while Chris ", the way their tykes played.
Irwin and Darin Lindsay claimedthe other
two. Assisting were Simpson, Irwin, Dale Afton B - ice Warriors
• Priestap (2), Brad Priestap, Murray and The Warriors won' the last four games of
, Dan Londry. their round robin series last week, making it
Game three is at 8 p.m. in Dundalk on eight wins in a row.
Saturday, and then back in -Lucknovv on They defeated Teeswater 3 to 1, Ripley 6
Sunday at 3:30 p.m. to 1, Wingham 4 to 1,, and Winghatn 4 to 2.
Billy Johnston's strong goaltending has
led the team all the way with a 1.13 goals
against average in the playoffs.
Points added to the stats include: Luke
Van Osch (10), Derek Quinlan (7), David
Cameron (5), Graham Cook (4), Matthew
Pritchard (7)0 Jesse Johnston (7), Preston
Drennan (5); KevinlYeBruyn12), LeVey
- Morrison, Holly Andrew, Jesse Cox, and
Danny MacDonald.
ree Wee B
Two
goals each from Jonathon Drennan
and Jeremy Austin led the Pee Wee Bs to a
6 to 3 vittorY over Hanover on Mar. 5.
L cknow now has a 4 to 0 record in the six-
game,nnindirobinserim,
Xi 1 Fattish and Scott Austin scored the
other two goals, and assists were redited to
Wyatt Kwan (2), Jeff Bauer, Dan
McDonagh, Matt Martin, J. Austin and
Drennan.,
Noviee,B Wild Thins
The Wild Things lost 3 to 2 in overtime
against the Ripley Stingers on Mara, 4.
Kyle Shepherd and Scott Blake played a
good offensive game with several opportu-
nities to score.
• This 'was the final game in the round
robin p ffs. ucknow carne out on top
With five wins and One loss. They now
• Troy McKenzie and. Dale Courtney sup-
plied the offence against Listowel recording
two goals and two assists each, when the
local Bantam B team hosted .Listowel on
Mar. 4. ,'
Justin Brown held' the home team in the
game making many beautiful saves.
It was a hard fought game with the home
squad coming away with a 4 to 3 win. Cam
Moffat picked u two assists in the game,
Attention C oaclie s!
inor hockeyipam pictures are now
being taken'. If you haven't been
contacted call Pat, 5282822
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