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RESERV
House League
Hockey Results
In the second game the Sabres
blanked the Kings 9 to 0. • Goal
seders were Steven Frayne 3 ,
Eddie Husk 2, Wayne Graham,
Paul Drennanand Kevin Machan.
Steven Park Was credited with
the. shut -out. •
In the third game the Canucks
defeated the Seals 5 to 3. Bernie
Van Osch 2, Frank Van Aiken,
Harold Van Aaken and Jim Foran
scored for the Canucks while Ed
IiitDonald, Ray Cunningham and
Mark Abbott replied for the Seals.
On February 17th in , the first
game,.the Stars blanked the
Flyers 5 to 0. Paul' Dougherty,
Maurice Verhulst 2, Doug• Dough-
erty, Ron Burgsma were the goal
scorers. John Crawford. gained
the shut-ont.
Schedule for February 24th,
anucks vs Stars 10.00; Seals vs
abres 11.00; Kings vs Flyersl2 .00.
Fred Edward played in net for
cknow and came up with a
i„ood performance for his first
true on skatei this winter.
Lucknow was also bolstered by
couple of Stars from the floir.
ad Butchers, Barry Johnston
d Allan Rhody: Beaver Valley
'Ilreturn here for a return •
atch Sunday Afternoon at 4 p.m.
Win Exhibition
In Thombury
Luc ow Sepoys took a bus
ide to hombury for an exhibi -
ion game Sunday afternoon and
efeated the Beaver Valley, .Poys
f the Central• Ontario. Hockey
ague 8-4.
MONUMENTS
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ISTA8LISHED OVER SIXTY YEARS wan any
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Whitechurch WoMen's Institute
members will be pleased to know
that Mrs. Gershom Johnston was
able to return home from Wing-
ham Hospital on Wednesday.
This community was sorry to
learn that Mrs. Janet Hall, a ,
former resident of Whitechurch;
underwent surgery in Wingham
and District Hospital on Thursda
Friends and relatives here wish
her a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. George Currie
of East Wawanosh recently,
celebrated their 48th wedding
anniversary by attending a dinner
arranged for them by members 0,
their family at London.
Mrs. Allan McConnell, former•
ly oftucknow now, residing at •
Loridon, is in' St., Joseph's Hospit-
al there with a severe heart
attack..
ioNESDAY,'PEBRU.A.O. THEI.00KNOilf fiSENiINEL; LUCKNOW, ONTARIO 41•
-Huron,COunty.Schools..Participate,In
Special .WinterOlyttpjt At London
Jack Goririe
Was Club Speaker
The regular meeting Of the
"Riders ROost Saddle Club was
held in the Fellowship roomi of.
the Lucknow United Church with
forty-five present. Call to order
was given by President Carolyn
Taylor, followed by introduction'
of guests and good news from club
members; then a tale of
Carolyn's high-dive over the side
of Checo (KenS) horse, too bad
Carolyn, happens to.the best of
us'.
Terry Taylor gave a paper on
the Royal Lipizzan Horses, .which
won her first prize at Brookside
School in the Public Speaking
Contest. Ken Taylor told about
the Quarterama Horse Show to be
held in Toronto on Sunday, - -
March 4th and hoped as many .
members as possible will attend.
Mt. Gorrie of Wingham was a
guest of the evening and as usual
his film and narrative were both
interesting and informative to the
club and were much enjoyed.
Mr. Gorrie's topic was the nutri-
tional requirement of Foals and,
the similarity of children and
foals in regard 'to requirements.
Nothing in life that gets a good
start ever gets over it and the
opposite also applies., A foal
consumes,from three• to five gal .
ions elmilk a day, and a mare ,..
Will produce up to two tons of
milk from birth pf the foal to up
to three or four months.. The
main items of requirements for
the foal are energy, protein,
nutrients and minerals. Mr. Gor-
tie also urged the club to attend
the seminar at Guelph On March ,
27th as this will be of much ,value
in regard to care of horses.
Janice Londry won a bag of
Bigun Feed for foals.
Door prize (a' tie rope) was won
by Bob Sheppard. 'Happy Birth-'
day and good wishes to Danny
Londry. Next meeting will be at'
the home of ,Nina and Birnie
Silverstone on 'February the 20th.
'A very enjoyable event .rook
place on Saturday , February 17th
for 225 pupils from schools for.the
Trainable Retarded from the City
of LOndon and Counties of Huron,,
Lambton „ Oxford and Elgin, also •
the ProvinCial Schools at Palmer-
ston and Cedar Springs, when
Special. Winter ',Olympics were
held at the University of Western
Ontario in London. This event
was siorisored by the Faculty of
Physical Education of the Univer-
sity.
The Huron County contingent• of
staff and pupils went' by bits and
consisted of R. B. Allan, Assist-
ant SUperintendent of the Huron
County Board of
Education, Clinton; 6 piirls and
3 teachers from the Goluen Circle
School, Wingham; 10, pupils and
5 teachers from • the Queen Eliza ,
Beth Sdhool, Goderich; and 3
pupils and 2 teachers from, the
Huron Hope School, Centralia.
" On arrival each pupil was assign
a student of the Faculty of
Physical Education as a chaperone
for the entire day, leaving the
staff members from the various
schools involved in over-all super-
vision.
The Special Winter Olympics
opened at 9.30 a.m. at the
J. W. Little Stadium when 'the
Special Olympic flag was raised.
The song "Hey', Look Us Over"
was lustily sung by all in attend-
ance and led by a pupil from the
St. Thomas School. Dr. D. C.
Williams, President of the U. W. :
O. gave:the welcoming address.
The events were 'all outdoor
winter sports, divided into age
new Income Tax forms, ''
Mi. and Mrs. Gordon Scott of
Ripley ,!Mrs. Ronald Coultes
and grandson Michael Lewis of
East Wawanosh were Wednesday .
visitors with Mrs. Wallace Conn.
Alma- Conn of Guelph University
was also home..
Mr. and Mrs..Bill Gibson,
Rhonda and Gregory visited Sun-
day with her parents.Mr. and MrS.
George Fisher and with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Fisher and family of
Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Carman
Machin, Doris`Fisher and Marian
P,einhardt of London-.
Mr. and mis. Carman Machan
attended the Bennet-Machan . •
wedding Saturday at Brussels.
Mr. and Mr's. Wilford Caslick
of Wingham,, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Caslick and-baby daughter of
Sarnia were Sunday •evening
ors with Mrs. Earl Caslick.
Mr. and Mrs. Arehie Purdon, •
Kathy, Lori and Kendra spent
Saturday attending the sale. of
Floyd Bott at Belwood
Curries School Euchre Club
party was held oh Friday
evening in the Belgrave Arena
assembly room. There' were 6
tables in Play. The crowd was ,
small due to the extreme frosty
weather. 'The prizes went to
high lady Mrs. Ed Marsh, low,
lady Mrs. Isobel, Congram , novel-
ty lady Mrs. Phil Dawson. High
gent was Bob Arbuckle, low gent
Bill Irwin and gent receiving nov-
elty prize Alex 'Robertson.
The sponsors and Mrs. Law.
rence Taylor and Mr. and Mrs.
Herson Irwin served lunch. Mr.
,and Mrs. Howard Walker and Mr,
and Mrs. Bob Arbuckle will be in
charge of the next party.
THEATRE
WINGHAM
PHONE 357-1630
SATURDAY MAT.
FEB. 24
Around the
World in a
Daze"
Starring the 3 Stooges
REMEMBER .
HELP YOUR RED CROSS
TO HELP
On Tuesday evening, Mrs. Rob-
ert RoSS, Mrs. Bill Evans, Mrs.
Dave Gibb, Mrs. Albert Coultes ,
and. Mrs. Victor Emerson gathered
at the home of Mrs. Fred Tif'fin
and packed 30 Valentine boxes
with treats for, folks from the corn• .
Munity in rest homes, not well in
their own homes and community
folks 'over 80 years of age.
, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mowbray
on Monday took her mother Mrs.
A. E. Purdon to Sarnia to visit
with her son Athol Pardon, Mrs.
Pardon and family.
Mr. Victor Wybenga on Tues- ,
day last took his brother John .of
British Columbia to Maltop to
bOard an aeroplane for home.
Mr. Victor Wybenga spent the
past week at his home here pre-
paring.papers to be handed in to-
the professors at Inox College and
studying for exams put on by other
professors.
Mrs. Clark Johnston spent.the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Wes .,
Young and family of Langside.
Tom Jamieson visited on Sun-
day with .Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Jam-
ieson and family of West Wawa
nosh'.
Mr. and. Mrs. Alex Verbeek
of Gorrie vicinity were 'Saturday
evening callers on Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Emerion on their way to
pick up Mr:. and Mrs. Pon Ross
and, spend the evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Tony Verbeek and• fam-
ily of Kincardine. •
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Iviontgom.
ery and Cindy 'of Blyth were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Alan Falconer and Tony,.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin, Mt.
and Mrs. Kevin Tiffin and Steph-
en were Sunday, yisitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Wesleftiffin.
Mrs. Gordon, Rintoul, Brian
and Gayle and Paul Curran attend's
ed • the sale at 'Belwood on Satur ,
day for Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bott.
The farm had preViously been
sold. Mr. and Mrs. Bott 'are
'moving to,Fergus, where they
have purchased an apartment
building. Mrs. Bott, :the former
Marjorie Puidon, is a sister of
Mrs. Gordon Rintoul.
Little Lana Craig spent Sunday
afternoon with her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coates,
while.her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Craig and Mr. and Mrs. .;
Dawson Craig were at Wingharn
Hospital. Visiting with Mrs. Janet
Hall, a patient there.
Mr, and Mrs. John Gaunt on
Sunzlay afternoon attended a
meeting at Walkerton for church
Secretary-Treasurers to iron
Out difficulties, arising from the
groups. Juniors 8 to 12 years and.
Seniors 13 to 21 years. All events
were held on three levels. The
competitive sporti were, skating ,
tobogganing and biciemball.
When the pupils were not in a
Scheduled event there Was other
outdoor and indoor.,recreation:
This inCluded instructions in snows
shoeing and cross-country skiing
provided by the ROyal Canadian •
Regiment..
The Golden 'circle School ex-
celled in the skating.area. Aliry
Morningstar came second in the
Senior males, Level A; Verner
Caswell, third in Semi& males,
Level C; Michael Zimmerman,
second- in the Junior boys Level
A; Steve Millen came first and
Mark Albert third in the 'Junior
boys Level B Darell Zimmer -
man also participated.
A hot lunch was served atSorn-
merville Hall at n6on and
before leaving at 4.30 p.m. hot.
chocolate ,and doughnuts were
served 'in the gymnasium in Tham•
es Hall.
Each child attending received
a lovely white 'on blue pa:ticipa-
tion crest as • well as the badges
won in the competitive sports.
Professor Conrad Milne, Chair-
man of this Special Winter Olym-
pics said ,he hoped this will be-
come an annual event. He ex-
plained that evidence has -shown
that physical 'activities, sports
and competitive athletics can
have a positive influence on the
retarded: child by enhancing one's
self concept, social acceptance'
and physical development.
-WHITE(HpR.C14 and :DISTRICT
SHOW TIMES
Fridays and Siturdays at 7:15
,and 9:15. All other days, one
show at 8:00, except where.
noted on the, program.
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.THURS„. FRI.; SAT,
FEB. 22, 23, 24
"Nicholas and.
Alexandra"
Colour - Starring
Michael Jayston,
Janet Suzman
This is an intelligent, tasteful
spectacular about the fall of
the Romanovs' of Russia.' It's
taken from the best selling
novel by Robert K. Massie.
Due to the length of this fea-
ture there will be only one
showing each night starting at
8:00 p.m. °