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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-01-24, Page 1ston, Agnes Kerance. 'Prom row t Ida Glacier , Jessie • Stothers May Jones, George Glenn, Bill Glacier, 'Will Fitz , gerald; John Glenn, Pete Glacier. . 973 • $6,00 A Year In Advance $2.00 Extra To U.S.A. r • The Juvenile hbckey Wurna- • ment , staged'inthe Lucknow arena•last Friday, Saturday and. Sunday was very successful with Some real giiod hockey and good spectator support t ' The tournament declared winners in various divisions with the right' to enter Ontario Minor Hockey Association playoffs. 'Game scores in the various divi sions were; JUVENILE E. SERIES lc I was )E1 the ees )t of idett at til fian *as :co ed of ate Lck dieito ice' Ripley 6 GoIrrie 1 Ripley 5. 'Lions Head 2 Lions. Head 8 Gorrie 1 now , recently placed third in the and Mrs. David Sproul of Luck- Marilyn. Sproul, daughter of Mr. Championship Game Lions Head 6 Ripley 3 Royal Canadian Legion Literary contest in Zone Cl. / A studept insrade 8 at Lucknow Central Public School, Marilyn ad previously on first prize for er Junior poem 'when she, comp- eted against nineteen other pupils from area schools. She won $800 for hefefforts in the corn- etition which is held in connec- ton with Remembrance My., 'Eight of the twelve branches. in he zone took part which is.a.,very ommendable showing for the to the Church and the' donors are the program for the Lucknow Woodstock, Ont. , $8; Cecil , Variety0f Presbyterian church Congregation Johnston, 36 Mirito St., Sarnia, . • • , • entennial celebrations for 1973 $25; Mrs. Violet Levitt, 363 hiplines Treated. epOrt that plans are nearing Kathlene Ave. , Sarnia, $10; Jim . ompletion f& the eritireyear. Fettes, 4019 Eden Gres. , .Wit0) I At Hospital Included in their program are sor, $10; Perry Hodgins, R. R. : ,‘ . , • peCial services for Easter, Anni- Holyrood, $1; Ornia,Murdoch, 52 James Button, age 21, Blyth; ersary ,- Homecoming, ComOun- Edgemore Dr Toronto, $10;. ty, Senior Citizens, Young ' TuCkey .Beverages Limited, Ex- eople , etc. , with special Speak- eter, $50; Rcht. Shepherd, Luck,- rs and musical talent. now, $50;. Richard Elliott, Holy- A 'gook is being edited, on' the rood, $10; Jim'Mathers, Lucknow , istory of the LticknoW Presbyter- $10; MariorhDuthie, Baldwin Rd. an Church. Congregation. . • Mississauga , $5; ..Elmer :. The committee would apprec- Reavie , Lucknow , $10; 'Allan CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 Lucknow '7 Brussels 5 Milverton 7 Brussels 2 Milverton 9* Lucknow 4 Championship Game Lucknow 4 Milverton 1 CONTINUED ON PAGE 16 Larry and Don Bannerman, centre',.are seen above receiving Master Ciiations from Jeff Hoyle, left and Glen Hamilton, right, of, the Ontario Construction Safety Association. Larry and Don are Donations continue to be re- ceived for the Lucknow, and. Dist- rict. Lions Club swimming pool. Ruby (Irwin) Riach l R. R. 8 `The committee in charge of ' Recently 125 new Hymn 13ooks', "The Book of Praise", were ded- icated for use in Lticknow Presbyp- terian Church. Many of the books were given to anyone sending or giVing Ames of former members or dherents to Norrrian Taylor; , ox 153 ; Lucknow. Thornpion, Weston, $10; Anonymous, $10; Mrs. Irwin Carruthers, Goderich, $5; .Anonyrnous,, $2. was struck by a car driven by Arnold Riley in Blyth January 20 •and injured his right shoulder., Gordon' Brooks, .Lucknow was admitted via ambulance January 20 with right hip injuires when he fell at home. Gail Hackett , _age 11, R. R."7, lucknow , daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Allan Hackett, fractured her associated with the firm of Ban- nerman Contracting Limfted of Kinloss., The citations are • , presented to a supervisor in recog- nition of three-or more years of accident free supervision in the construction industry. The citations, are fairly.rare as bnly '32 awards, were presented in 1971 , while there, are 22,000 contractors in Ontario., gratefully acknowledged; 25 = the gift of Mr. and. Mrs. Norman Taylor. 10 the gift of the Evening Auxiliary of the Wornen's Mission. ary Society.. , • . 50 = in, memory of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Johnstone, donated by Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Johnstone and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Treleavent. 2 - in.'inernorY of Mr. and Mrs. Williarn,Fisher given 'by their family. ' 1 in memory of. Mr. and Mrs. Steele C. Murdoch and family given by the Fisher family. 1 - in memory of Mr. Steele C. MacKenzie given by his wife, • Marjorie MacKenzie • 2 - in memory of Mr. and Mrs. R.. V. MacKenzie given by'their son, Stuart and family. 1 - in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Peter' H. MacKenzie given by their grandson, Stuart MacKenzie 1 - in memory of Misses Jean CONTINUED ON PAGE ? Township, passed away at Park- ' wood Hospital, London On Sunday, January 21st. She was'91. , The funeral service was held 'at MacKenzie Memorial Chaliel, Lucknow on. Tuesday, January. 23rd. Temporary entombnient was at South Kiiiloss Mausoleum. Archie Aitchison ofWest Wa- , wanosh reports that he registered a perfect 'hand of 29 while playing cribbage with his' grandson John Button, 'son of Mr. and Mrs, Ernie Button of Blyth. Archie was visiting in Blyth 'for the week when the perfect,hand, a rare happening for cribbage players, came his way. 125 New Hymn Books Dedicated .Died In .London For Use In Lucknow Presbyterian Churthi Mrs , Thomas.W. Blake of London,, formerly. of Ashfield • m. ice aintea Hi It• Th/ cpre,11 ittee AIou,t :65 : Years. Ago Back row, left to right, Bill Alton, George Treleaven,- Laura Pitzgerald, Maggie Glen, Worthy ,Kilpatrick, 'Finlay Reed, Wallace TWarriley, Walter Alton;1, Stothers',,. teacher. 2nd roW, George Saunders., Mary Saunders, Leila Blake, Ernest Hall, Carmen Stothers, 'Prances Fitzgerald, Effie fOhn-.