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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1977-06-29, Page 8Want to help complete their set of Crystal, Silverware or China? SCHMID'S JEWELLERY AND CHINA HAVE. A REGISTER OF MANY PERSONAL PATTERNS AND TASTES 411,1 CHECK OUR GIFT REGISTER OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK - MONDAY TO SATURDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M. SCHMID'S JEWELLERY AND. OWNERS W. JOS. AND DEAN E. AGNEW PHONE 528-3532 LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Many More Gift Items 4kr, Biggest, grandest, action-lined pirate movie ever! A Un,e,,Lat PKtuffe Pe; lechn,c Not' P onrylvion ALSO SIDECAR RACERS HWY. 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 • PHONE 524-9981 CrODERICH• • "THE FUNNIEST NEW COMEDY OF THE YEAR." - Vernon Scott. UNITED PRESS • 11-h THERE MUST FOREVER DE A GUARDIAN AT THE GATE FROM HELL... gis • • *44 ts'inirnel 1/... \ P UNIVERSAL PICTURE • TECHNICOtORIT :R...1 Qat PIN 1,1,,,,,urre'„F mev BE 'cc OC 011tNEN LAST NIGHT THURS. JUNE 30 PAUL NEWMAN IN 111.1IP 1$110T Starts FRIDAY! ONE SHOWING 8:00 PM SUN., MON. TUES. WED., THURS.. 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French Public Speaking: grade 8, Debbie Austin; grade 7, Annie VanDiepan. Free Throw Basketball (grades 7 and 8) Joanne Crawford;. grades 4 to 6, Diane VanOsch. Boy's Track and Field: senior, Stephen Frayne, Intermediate, Bob Austin, Junior, Stephen Hickey. Volleyball: senior, Edmonton House was the winner. Players on this team are:. Tom Foran, Jean Vogt, Colleen Foran, Willy Hendriks, Betty Knoop, Jackie VanOsch, Darlene,. Austin, Brian Smith and Michael Frayne. Softball: senior, Edmonton House, players on this team are the same as listed above. The House League championship was won by the Edmonton House, players as listed above. Boy's Handball: senior singles championship, Steven Frayne; sen- ior double championship, Brian Drennan and Dean Doherty; junior single ch*ainpionship, Patrick For- an; junior double championship, Brent VanOsch and Kevin Smith. Senior basketball: Edmonton House, players were, Tom Foran, Jean Vogt, Michael Frayne, Brian Smith, Darlene Austin, Kevin Leddy, Willie Hendriks and Betty Knoop. Track and Field: girl's senior championship, Joanne Crawford, intermediate championship, Den- ise Connolly, junior championship. Christine Stapleton. Junior volley- ball: Toronto, players, Denise Connolly, Brent VanOsch, Brent Berry, Marian Knoop, Vickie Delbergue, Perry VanOsch and Casey Hendriks. Girl's handball: senior girls double champions, Astrid Plasschaert and Betty Knoop. Play day winners: Darren Connolly, Craig Riegling, David hanken, Peter VanDiepan, Ronald Plasschaert, Vince • Doherty and Sharron VanOsch. The trophy was presented to Sharron as she was the only girl on this team. The first School Monopoly Tournament was won by Casey Hendriks. Intermediate basketball (grades 4, 5 and 6), Kevin Smith, Patrick Foran, Shawn Doherty, Marian Knoop, Carol Foran, Linda.Sinnett and . Peter Doherty. Intermediate Floor Hockey (grades 4;5 and 6) Patrick Foran, Kevin Smith, Paul Foran, Linde Sinnett, Carol Foran, Marian Knoop, Vickie Doherty, John . LaLonde, Shawn Durnin and Peter Doherty. - The last day of school for this year is Tuesday, June 28th. The graduation mass for Kindergarten to Grade 7 will be held on that date at 10 a.m. • The social evening in honour of Frank and Anne Riegling is now being held at the home of Cliff and Joan Livingston on Thursday, June 30. Note the change of date. Everyone is welcome. Several .from this area attended the Lucknow Kinsmen Summerfest held in Lucknow on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June 24, 25, and 26. Plans are being made by the newly re-organized Kingsbridge Geneological Society to hold a King Family Reunion to be held at St. Joseph's Parish Hall, Kingsbridge on Sunday,NJuly 31. 1977, Morgan King was one of the first eight settlers to come to Kingsbridge. He and his wife, Julie Lane, had five daughters and one son. Catherine married John Sullivan. Patrick Griffin and James Joy; , John married Mary 'O'Neill; .Margaret married Maurice Dalton; Bridget married Dennis Ford; Johanna married Philip Austin; Ellen mar- ried John Shea and William O'Neill. Reverend Father Ralph O'Loughlin founding member of the Kingsbridge Geneological Soc- iety in August of 1968 will celebrate a Memorial Mass at 12 o'clock noon. Dinner will follow at 1 p.m. in the Parish Hall, a short program and the King Family history will be a highlight. Are you a descend- ant?? DUNGANNON Mrs. W. A. Stewart is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Laura Greer of Glamis for an indefinite time. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Orser of Detroit spent a few days with Mrs. Amy Wiggins. Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. George Ribey of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wilbur and Brad of Willowdale are spending a few days at their summer home here. Mrs. S. Fines is visiting with Mrs. Cecil Blake. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Sproul of Ethel called on Mr. and Mrs. Howard Godfrey on Saturday. Sue Godfrey and Glen MacDon- -ald of Waterloo spent the weekend with Sue's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Godfrey. Mrs. Robert Elgie (nee Violet Finnigan) visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Sherwood and attended Memorial Service at the cemetery on Sunday. - Harold Sproul, Vancouver, B.C., is spending several weeks visiting with his two sisters Miss Clara Sproul, and Mrs. Art Elliott in Goderich. On Wednesday they visited Herb Finnigan and called on several other friends in Dungan- non. A good crowd attended the Memorial Service at Dungannon cemetery on Sunday afternoon. Rev. H. G. Dobson was the speaker and the offering was $244.00. Thanks to Jim Boyle, Lucknow, who supplied the loud speaker system. The Dungannon Young People have set up a garbage can at Dai,vson's corner, with the steel orange top provided by them. K. K. Dawson donated the 45 gal. barrel and the painting and welding was done courtesy of our village welder, Fred Schmid. Help keep your village clean by using the new disposal. Sometime in July the village will be canvassed by the Young People seeking donations to buy extra' plastic liners for the barrel. Russell Johnston was taken by ambulance to Wingham Hospital on Wednesday night of last week. ••••=. Ladies Softball Although Lucknow Ladies Soft- ball team had two home runs, they went . down in .defeat to the Goderich Superstars last Thursday night, Home runs were scored by catcher, Lori Pegg and centre fielder, Loraine MacDonald. • Final score was 22-17. Next home game is this Thursday night, June 30th at 8.00. HARD KNOCKS The school of experience deals severely with the freshman who thinks he'll qualify as a senior. Gave Travelogue On S. America ST. HELENS NEWS A large gathering met .at St. Helens church to enjoy slides shown by Mr. Gordon Maclntyre of Richmond Hill. The slides were of countries 'in South America taken by the Maclntyres in 1975. The evening was enjoyed immensely by members of the United Church Women from St. Helens, Ashfield, St. Augustine, Whitechurch and Lucknow. Bonnie Humphrey of Kitchener • spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd HuMphrey. Mr. and Mrs. Don Maclntyre and Shelley of Willowdale sent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.. Wayne Todd. The St. Helens Branch of the Women's Institute will hold their next mecIting July 7th at 8.30. The roll call is "A special privilege we enjoy as a Canadian Citizen". Omitted in the write-up last week of the bridal shower for Laurine Morrison, Mrs. Bill Graham acted as pianist. Intermediates Continue Wins Lucknow Intermediate ball team won their 5th and 6th straight games by easily handling Nile 13-4 with Doug Stevenson, Ron Stanley and Hugh Todd sharing the pitching duties and home runs by Doug Stevenson and Neil Bieman helping to pile up the runs. On Wednesday last Lucknow, faced a much stronger Wroxeter team and came out victorious 5-3 with Hugh Todd going all the way on the mound, allowing only 5 hits. Next game at home is Wednes- day, June 29 with Moorefield the opposition. Girls' Soccer A t Kingshridge Minor soccer has been introduc- ed to Kingsbridge. Kingsbridge girls, represented by students from St. Joseph's, shut out Kincardine girls' all star team. Kingsbridge controlled the game in the first half of play leading to a goal by Jackie VanOsch. Debbie Austin, the captain, and Joanne Crawford directed the attack throughout the game. Jean Vogt, the goalie, kept her shutout intact throughout the second half even though Kincardine threatened to score several times. Kingsbridge came close to scoring their second goal but the ball was kicked off the line by a Kincardine defender. Linda Sinnett received an excellent pass from Jackie Dalton and scored the second and final goal of the game. This was the first in a series of exhibition games for youth in the Kingsbridge area. Anyone inter- ested in coaching or arranging future games should get in touch with Dave Zyluk at 529-7646 or 396-2148. BOX OFFICE OPENS BRIVE.IN MITRE PROGRAMS ONE WEEK SUBJECT STARTS FRIDAY, JULY 1 TO CHANGE 11:15 P.M. WITHOUT NOTICE BONUS FEATURE FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY PAUL NEWMAN SLAP SHOT Some language may be offensive THEATRE BRANCHES ONTARIO