The Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-02-05, Page 15Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesd .y, February 5, 1986—Page 15
Lucknow midgets win consolation and take lead in playoffs
The Lucknow Midgets ended the regular
season with a consolation win in the Paisley
tournament. In game four, Lucknow met
the fast -skating Wiarton team that eventu-
ally won the championship.
Wiarton scored first but Lucknow came
back on goals by Scott Hackett from Chris
Irwin and by Jeff Walden from Brad
Priestap to end the period with a 2 - 1 lead.
Wiarton scored two in the second and
one early in the third to take a 4 - 2 Lead and
the game. About the mid -point of the
period Brad Priestap scored from Irwin and
John Vandervelde to bring the team within
a goal but that was all the scoring.
The sixth attacker helped keep the play
in the Wiarton zone for the last minute and
a half but at the bell, the score was Wiarton
4, Lucknow 3.
In game seven, a flat Lucknow squad
met Port Elgin B. Although Lucknow
scored first and controlled the game, they
allowed Port Elgin to tie the game at 4 - 4
before a couple of late goals registered a 6 -
4 win.
Dan Gilchrist lead scoring with three
goals and one assist. Jeff Walden scored
two goals and added two assists. Brad
Priestap had three assists and John Vand-
ervelde had two. Andy Grazier added a
goal and single assists went to Chris Irwin
and Jeff Gibson.
In game nine, Lucknow met Walkerton B
in the consolation final and skated to a 6 - 2
win. The game was never in question as
Lucknow took a 5 - 0 lead before giving up
the shut -out and ending the game with the
trophy.
"Good repair job" for well
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Based on the longevity of the first shaft,
council decided against replacing the nine
year old shaft.
"The cast iron of the existing bowl
assembly is corroded and the assembly
should be replaced. Similarly, the column
pipe and couplings should be changed,"
states a letter received from Peter Jarvis of
International Water Supply, Ltd., Barrie.
Replacingthe bowl and bowl assembly,
the unit doing the pumping inside the well,
would cost an estimated $7,750 using the
old shaft. Replacing the entire unit,
including the shaft, is estimated at
$10,386.
"If we put the old shaft back in and it
breaks down, insurance picks up the tab,"
noted Austin.
Because the parts come from California,
U.S. exchange accounts for much of the
price included in the estimate, with the
final price adjusted to the exchange rate in
effect at the time of import. Jarvis said
delivery will take six or seven weeks.
On top of the part prices and the
exchange rate, Jarvis estimated total labor
at about $4,500. That would put the total
cost of the minimum amount of well work
at about $12,250 with retail sales tax extra.
The Lucknow water system pumps from
140,000 to 150,000 gallons of water per day
in the winter, said Austin. This is down
from the summertime consumption of
200,000 to 300,000 gallons of water and
makes it an ideal time to perform such
inspections. Well no. 5 will be the next to
receive inspection.
The scoreboard read: Priestap, two
goals, one assist; Scott Hackett two goals;
Walden one goal, one assist; Grazier one
goal; assists to Kevin De Jong, Steve De
Jong, Fred Flanagan, Steve Huffman,
Irwin, Steve Murray and Vandervelde.
On Monday night at home, the Midgets
started their playoff quest with a convinc-
ing 7 - 1 victory over Paisley.
In the opening game of a best of three
series, the Lucknow squad appeared ready
for a slower Paisley team. Lucknow scored
on their second shift and applied constant
pressure throughout the first half of the
game. The defensive component, lead by
Brian Reavie between the pipes and blue -
liners Gibson, Grazier, Murray and Vand-
ervelde generally cleared the zone effect-
ively while fast skating forwards held most
of the play in the Paisley end of the rink.
With about 10 minutes left in the game
and the score 6 - 1, Paisley decided to
protest the game because there were three
officials, one referee and two linesmen.
The move was 'a surprise since the game
officials hadn't done any of the scoring.
On the scoreboard: Jeff Walden from
Grazier and Priestap; Scott Hackett from
Huffman; Scott Hackett from Irwin; Brad
Priestap. from Dan Gilchrist and Murray;
. Dan Gilchrist from Priestap and Vander-
velde; Brad Priestap unassisted; and
Gilchrist from Grazier.
Next game is in Paisley on Feb. 5 and a
third if necessary also in Paisley on Feb.
12.
United Church has first annual meeting
The first annual meeting of Donnybrook
United Church as a part of Dungannon
Union Pastoral Charge was held Sunday
following a pot luck dinner at Murray and
Louise, Wilson's'home. Rev. Bob Roberts
was chairperson.
After the minutes of last year's meeting
were read, the various financial statements
were reviewed. Those newly elected to
office included session, Lois Chamney;
stewards, Alice Jefferson and Louise Wii-
son; ushers, Craig Jefferson, Donald and
John Hardy; manse committee, June Rob-
inson and Joan Armstrong UCW represen- _
tative; pastoral relations, Bill Robinson
with Murray Wilson as alternate.
Thanks were extended to Rev. Roberts
and John Williams for their guidance
during the last six months and to the
Wilsons for hosting the meeting.
Millers reopen Holyrood store
Allan and Lucy Miller have assumed
ownership of the Holyrood General Store
after its closing by Winn and Karen Allen
earlier this year.
The Millers previously owned and oper-
ated Langside Store for the past three
years.
As well as the continued operation of the
post office at the store, the Millers offer
customers groceries and a large line of
farm supplies and hardware.
The Millers were born and raised in the
Lucknow area. They have three children,
Susan, Karen and Jim.
A lot of people can measure up
to your height and weight, but no `'ruNr F
one's got a face quite like yours.
So starting February 3, we're
going to give your driver's licence
a little more protection if it's lost
or stolen. We're going to make it
picture perfect.
That's right, your new two-part licence will
include your photograph.
Look for complete details
when your next licence
renewal notice arrives in the mails
Ministry of Transportation
and Communications
Ontario
Minister. Hon. Ed Fulton
Premier. Hon. David Peterson