HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-03-19, Page 17assist; Larry. MacPherson
with one goal' and three' as-
sists; Ed Davidson with one
goal and two. assists; ,Art
Clark-and 'Kent Alton with
one goal, and ,one assist,
each; DAVe. Gibson and John
Hopf , with one, goal each;
Brian Taylor with two as-
sists; and__Paul Finlay _and
-Don, Greer with one assist
each.
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Treleaven and Darren Mc: •
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Chris• Collyer. was- Luck-
now's first Star., Chris tires- '
sed for special dttty when the
team turned 'up short a •
regular net minder. A good
glove and aggressive style
helped him to' a very respect-
able two goal average.
eting
witurrA EMERSON. tablecloths decorated with
shainrods,
IVIACROLE IVIANIACS Emerson,
• Attending the wedding of
The fourth' meeting - Dr. Ed Carey and: Miss
, She introduced the guest Whitechurch Macrame Man- Barbara'Ptirdon of Kitchener
speaker,. Mrs.. ,Morrey of lies was held at the home, of at St, Francis Church, Kit-
Mrs, Ivan LuidlaW-on-Mareh
.at All' eight'
members described hew
their rooms' furnishings,re-
fleeted its use -for roll call.
Lorie Purdon read the niiia:%
The cover ideas were
shoWn and the one choSen
'was by Kendra, Purdon.
Members then diScussed
the exhibit for :Achievement
Dny. They plan on 'using the '
topic, '..tnoving. along with,
Macrame"...
The leaders talked about
room ,furnishings, arrange
inents- and floor planS,
Groups,of two were formed
and each gronp measured.
Mrs. Laidliw's kitchen floor
and drew a plan for it.
The next. meeting is Mon
day, Match 24 at 7 p.m.
SOCIAL NEWS •
Mrs: 'Bill Evans arrived
hbine at the first of the ,week
from Florida where she had
been for a week. While,
there, on the Thursday she
had the inisfdrtune to fall on
the street, breaking her Left
arm above the wrist. Since
coming home, she has had to
have the arnt re-set. The
community wishes ber
speedy recovery.
The community is'sorry to
report that`Miss Mary Laid-
law Mrs Gordon Rintoul
and Tom Inglis; are patients ••
at Wingham Hospital. The
community wiShes them all
quick return to .their homes.
On Thursday- evening,
-Roma. Rohn of Owen Sound,
a cosmetic consultant, held a
Mary7Kay etittietitTdemon-
strafion in Whitechurch
Community Memorial Hall.
All in attendance were very
interested in the produds.
Mt. and Mrs. 'Eldon Emer-
son, Darlene, Sharon and
Brenda of St. Catharines,
spent from Saturday to Mon-
day with Mr, and mtt,Victor
Builders
games to II
Wingham, who _gave the
Heritage of: Whitechiirch
Which was very interesting
and required a lot of research
in preparatiOn,
•
Mrs: Rena Fisher thanked
Mrs. Money and presented
her with a gift.
All then sang "My Wild
Irish Rose" and "It's a Long
Way to Tipperary'''.
The president presided .fot
the business.
Tbe'society made arrange-
meths to collect for. cancer. A
booth is to be set up at Elmer
Schultz s'fartit sale on arch
29.
The e'oriespondence -was
read and..ineluded ,thankifor,
Valentine boxes; an invita
iion tn 'a spring:tea, at Bruc0'
lea Haven on. May. 8 with a
quiltte• be quilted in the hall:-
an Invitation., to accompany'
Maitland W.LOn their trip to
"Eiland •Lee • Home:. and a.
letter seekingJnfOrmation. on
a - plaque for Zetland.
Mrs. 'Currie was thanked
for her interesting meeting
and the. meeting dosed with
the National Anthem:
' Lunch was served by Mrs.
. Elgin Johnston, Miss 'Merle
Wilson and helpers.
cherier.-froin =here -were-her'
Parents, Mr, and Mrs. 'OM
PUrdon, Mrs, '.Cassie
bray, Mr. and MrS, Ang4s
Faleonet, Mr, and Mrs. Wes-
ley Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs. Alan`:
Falconer Kevin.,Falconer,
Miss Lone Pardon. Mr ! fld
Mt*" Bill Iltntotd, Mr. and.
Mrs. Archio Puidon Mr and
,Mrs. Ralph ,Cameron, Lick,
'now, Miss BOatrke
lin and. Charles .-McQuillin,
West Wawanosh Ain! gey.
,and MrS. John Bell;
'Brian Falconer of Sarnia
spent the weekend here and 0,
on the weekend; Mrs. Cassie.,
Movvbray and Clara Milligan
rettirned, with for-.- the
week.
The. Rev: :and Mrs. • John.
Bell arrived horne Saturday
evening after being ai.ray
three weeks', including a visit
to Florida for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Emer-
son, Darlene,. Sharon and
Brenda visited' Sunday after=
noon with Mr. and 'Mrs.
Angus MacDonald of St;
Helens.
The conununity is pleased
to report that Mrs-.:-Gordnif
gintoul returned 'home on.
Sunday from Witigham Hos-.
pital.
Mr. and Mrs, 'John Gaunt
arrived home from Florida on
Sunday.
On. Monday-evening a pro
gressive euchre party was
held in Whitechurch Coin-
mutiny Memorial Hall with
11 ,tables in play, Prize
w.winiiors-, _high;
Jean Wilkon; high gent, Jack
McIntyre; low lady, Mrs,
John A. Currie; low gent,
Jim Coulies; lucky draw,
Mrs.. Sarah Anstett; door
prize, John Ciirrie. Next
party, March, 31. Committee,
Mrs. Rena Fisher, Mrs.. Dave
Gibb, Mrs. Fred Tiffin.
Wbitechtirch . W.I. held
their curator's meeting on
'Wednesday March Match .1-2T-The
meeting opened with the'
Ode, Collect and Lord's
prayer with the ;president,
Miss. Merle. Wilson, presid-
ing and giving 'a warm wet-
come to all. The curator,
Mrs', John A.'' Carrie, then
took over to present the
geam7 '
All. .sang, ''When`Irish
Eyes -Are • Smiling" and
Peggy O'Neil". •
Mrs. C'tirtie read A poem.
Theroll, call-was answered
bY. ", A Childhood' Membry I
Recall";,
• Mrs. Currie then cOninci-
ed a contest where all were to:
kiss' the "Blarney. Stone." on
the, poster.:Eadh one who had
something green Was given a
small. gift. .
Mrs. Currie gave the hist-
.ory . of the farm , of, Robert
Currie where she now lives.
Robert Currie was a eonncit
kir, deputy reeve, reeve, and
Justice of Peace. 111'1873 he
built the stone, house in
which Mrs. Currie' lives and
he died in 1910 Mrs.' Currie
showed the Family _Tree. of
six generations. tri honour. of
Patrick, she had. the
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Over the weekend, the
LucknOw-Midgets played two
games with Ilderton and
found themselveS in a small -
hole, losing both games, 6'
to 5 and 5 to 3:
Both games followed the
same style - with Ilderton
opening up -big leads in the
second period ,and LucknOw
coming on strong intlie third
but pulling up short both
tittles.
Ilderton is showing a bal-
anced attack with desire
being, the difference between
- the winning and -
A third game will have
been played by press time in
Lucknow, and if the locals
can come out of the hole with
three periods of -sdfilid- hock-
ey, they will be back in
Lucknow on Sunday, March
23 at 7 but they' will then
have to win the next three
games.
Scoring for Lucknow. in
both games were: Al Rivett
with two goals and . one
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