The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-01-13, Page 10Page 10—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, January 13, 1988
„Lucknow' stopped by Seaforth in tournament
Lucknow PeeWee A's
The Lucknow PeeWee A's became
finalists in the Legion PeeWee Tourney
this past weekend in Ripley.
Lucknow beat Ripley in their first game
by scoring four to Ripley's one. A lot of
consistent hard work from Chris Steven-
son netted the first goal at the 3:44 mark of
the first period.
Darryl Gibson put the second goal away
to make the score 2 - 0. Brad Rhody and
Warren Andrews connected for the third
Lucknow goal after Rhody wrapped his
stick around the goal post and stuck it in
the net.
Ripley put the only goal they would get
past Adam Skilien at the 1:07 marker of
the second period, but Lucknow's Vince
Sticklend got it back after receiving a pass
from Chris Humphrey who was helped by
Justin Murray.
After the win, the stage was set for the
next game against Seaforth and the
Lucknow boys were rough and ready. The
game remained scoreless for most of the
first period before Matt Drennan finally
opened the scoring. Helpers went to Matt
Sproul and Justin Murray.
Chris Stevenson put a real nice goal in
behind Seaforth's goalie to make it a two -
nothing game but Seaforth continued their
efforts as they netted two quick ones to tie
the game.
Vince Sticklend broke the tie with just
seven seconds left in the second period.
Assist to Justin Murray and Chris
Humphrey.
With a win looming large for either team
'and the fans holding onto the edge of their
seats, Seaforth tied the game once more
mid -way into the third period.
Chris Stevenson wouldn't stand for that
though and retaliated by putting his own
goal behind the Seaforth netminder with
Terry Stanley drawing the assist.
The lead was not to last as Seaforth
wanted the win just as bad. They once
again tied the game and sent the contest
into a five minute, sudden death overtime
period.
With fans holding their breath and just
19 seconds left in the overtime, Justin Mur-
ray passed to Chris Stevenson who ended
the tension and won the game for
Lucknow.
The win put Lucknow in contention for
the championship but it all ended when
they met Wingham next. Lucknow went
down to defeat at the hands of a strong
Wingham team by the score of 3 - 1.
Cris Stevenson `netted Lucknow's only
goal in the game when he drew the goalie
out of position and through the puck into
the net. The goal stood good until the third
period when Wingham struck for three
unanswered goals to win the contest.
The Lucknow PeeWee A's will travel to
Paisley this weekend to try their luck once
Burnin' up the lanes
Mixed Couples League
Team Standings,:
Chipmunks -147, Kangaroos -130,
Gophers -125, Squirrels -119'/2,
Wolverines -1171/2, Tigers -117.
Pat Livingston started off the New Year
in fine form by capturing the ladies high
single score of 265 AND the hightriple
score of 643. Not to be outdone, hubby
Harvey Livingston took the men's high
single of 240 and the mens triple high score
with 616. Yes, those Livingstons are tough
to beat!
Games Over 200:
Pat Livingston -265, 209; Delores
VanOsch 204; Harvey "The Hammer"
Livingston -240, 204; Pete VanOsch-224;
Joe Agnew -219; Allan Hackett -217; Steve
Carvell -216; Keith Tyler -212; Gerald
Rhody-207.
Ladies Thursday Night
Team Standings:
Bashful -68, Dopey -55, Grumpy -63,
Happy -51, Sleepy -49, Sneezy -52.
The high single score and triple high of
BOWLING
the evening were, taken this week by Marg
Wilson with a single of 272 and, a combined
score of 698.
Games Over 200:
Barb Tyler -229; Kim Eadie -209; Marg
Wilson -272, 246; Pam Irwin -201, 201; Wen-
dy Ritchie -245. °
Town and Country
Team Standings:
Hyacinths -38, Crocuses -41, Daffodils -30,
Tulips -31, Snowdrops -34, Pansies -21.
The ladies high score for the night was
Marie Park with a single of 270 and a dou-
ble score of 423. Harold Campbell was high
man with a single of 226 and a double score
of 375.
Both Harry Lavis and Leonard
McDonald hit the elusive 200 mark last
week with scores of 200 even each.
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In regular season play for the PeeWee
A's, the team continues their winning
ways. The boys gave Ripley a real good
shellacing last Friday by netting 10 goals
to Ripley's one.
Chris Stevenson opened the scoring
unassisted late in the first period. Chris
Murray put in the second goal from the
side of the net with the helper to Matt
Sproul.
Ripley scored their one and only goal
with one minute left on the first period
clock. In the second, Lucknow struck
again after a skirmish in the corner by
Sticklend and Sproul left the pcuk on the
stick of Clint Murray. Murray made no
mistake.
Brad Rhody set up the next goal of the
second when he passed off to Chris Steven-'
son who in turn passed to Warren An-
drews. Andrews let a shot go from a bad
angle, and as luck would have it, the puck
found its way into the net.
Clint Murray continued poking the puck
up the ice past everyone until Matt Sproul
took over and found the mark for
Lucknow's fifth goal.
Justin Murray scored an unexpected
goal right off the face off for his team's
sixth. Chris Stevenson netted the seventh
and eighth goals. One was a real nice shot
from the point while the other came with
the goalie out of position. Helpers to Rod
Crich, Warren Andrews and Clint Murray.
Steve Porter put a real beauty away'
when he let one go from the blueline and
Justin Murray made the tenth look easy.
Chris Humphrey took the assist on the
final tally of the evening.
Our, B's lose
to Listowel
PeeWee B's
The Lucknow PeeWee B's played a very
competitive hockey game on Saturday,
January 2, and though the team worked
hard, they were unable to get ahead, of
their Listowel competition.
The final score in the contest was 7 - 5 in
favour of Listowel. Without the good net -
minding of 'Keith Todd, the difference
could have been much greater.
Lucknow goals came from the sticks of
Douug Helm, Scott Rintoul, and Scott
Nicholson with two markers from Dennis
Johnston. The goals were assisted by Den-
nis Johnston (2), Scott Nicholson (2) and
Tom Chilton. Johnston's second goal and
Nicholson's tally were unassisted.
The last two periods of play in this game
were very exciting with theLucknow team
scoring 3 of the 4 goals.
Meals on Wheels
looks for drivers
The December meeting of the Lucknow
Meals on Wheels Committee was held
recently at Pinecrest Manor with most of
the directors -present. Since the time of the
New Horizons grant was nearly com-
pleted, this was the main topic of
conversation.
The questions of a form to be- completed
now were discussed and many were com-
pleted. This grant has enabled the commit-
tee to maintain a cost of two dollars and fif-
ty cents per meal and to hire a student to
help. The Pinecrest staff prepares these
meals for delivery by volunteer drivers.
Ruth Thompson, Mamie Roulston and
Bernice Johnstone attended a one -day
meeting of Meals on Wheels units in Grey
and Bruce Counties at Owen Sound. They
had a special speaker, Bill'Gleberson, Ex-
ecutive Director of Meals On Wheels
Ontario.
Mr. Gleberspn reported on activities on
the provincial level, discussed standards
and guidleines and answered many ques-
tions. Each Unit at the meeting reported
on how they raised funds, how they
organized and how they solved their pro-
blems. It was a most interesting and
helpful day.
The Committee met again on January 6
and completed the report of the New
Horizons grant which has now ended.
The advisability of delivering meals five
days per week was discussed. This would
mean the need for more drivers. Anyone
who would like to deliver meals one night
per month is asked to contact Ruth Thomp-
son at 528-3003 or Mamie Roulston at
528-2917.
Anyone who deserves to receive Meals
on Wheels should contact either Mary
Boyle, 528-2945, or Bernice Johnstone at
528-3719.
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Clothing
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For the Whole Family - Insulated coveralls, work parkas, work
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New & Used
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