HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-02-25, Page 11Receives
On Monday evening of last
week Feb. 16, -1981, Mrs.
Mary Donnie MacDonald of
Ripley dropped around to the
house here to show Fran and
Ab Wylds a newspaper clipp-
ing which she had just
received from her daughter
Marietta in Perth, Australia.
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It is ' a ,shortnews item con
cerning her son-in-law some
copied it as follows - "Mr.
Gordon Dawson,.. creative
director of a Perth .Advertis-
ing Agency, has won an in-
ternational advertising
award. The award was
presented by the Cannes
Festival International du
Film Publicitaire for a Shell
commercial on safe driving.
The commercial was pro-
duced for television in.
Canada where Mr. Dawson
worked before returning to
Australia."
The letter dated . Feb. 4
which Marietta wrote to her
mother Mary tem that her
husband Gordon Dawson
received a note of con
gratulations from Sir
Charles ' Court of . Perth.
Perth is ' the capital of
Western Australia one of
the sjx states making up the
Pee Wees had a week off
as theywaited for the resolu-
tion of a Paisley-Teeswater
series. Bythe,weekend, word
had -been received to get on
with a series against Paisley
for the W.O.A.A. champion
ship.
To date, the team has an
18-12-4 record against out-of-
town opposition: Team mem-
bers have scored 159 goals `
and 133 goals have been
scored on the Pee Wees.
In action.this week against
houseleague, opposition,
Scott . Hackettpicked up ..6
points, Jamie Humphrey net -
Lancers lead .se:
The Lucknow Lancers lost and
one and won one . in •their
series with the Mount Forest
Rams on the weekend.
In Mount Forest on Friday
n• ight, the . Lancers didn't
have what it takes to win the
game as the Rams overpow-
ered theiLancers and won 7.-
4.
Scoring for Lucknow were
Geoff Graham, Bob Surridge
•
Dennis Burrows with
two.
In Sunday's' game, the
Lancers ; took the play to the
Rams and led 2 - 0 after the
first and 3 0. after the
second. The Rams scored the
only goal of the third period.
Final score 3 -1 for Lucknow.
Scoring for the home town
lads were Dennis . Burrows,
John Hamilton and Dave
MacKinnon.
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The next game in the
series is Wednesday night in
Mount Forest at 8.30 p.m. If
necessary, the final, game of
the series will be played in
Lucknow Friday night at 8.30.
p.m. Should Lucknow win
the series Wednesday night,
they might play ,Wingham in
the next ;round starting Fri-
day night.
Bob McIntosh won the
50/50 -draw : Sunday night.
ted 5, and Tim •. Becker
bagged 4. Jeff Ackert, Rick
Bechard, Fred Flangan, Bri-
an Reavie and John .Vander-
velde• each collected two
while Dean Lindsay, Todd
Park and Tim Treleaven ad-
ded one each:
The Pee Wees would like
to thank the Lucknow Legion
for their sponsorship in a
Legion tournament in Port
Elgin earlier in the month.
The boys met Fergus in their
game and after a shaky start
• that left them two goals down
in less than two minutes,
they regained their form and
played to a 4 - 2 final.
While the team didn't win,
they put their act together,
especialy inthe third period
when they had good chances,
and carried their experience
a. into their Brussels series.
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federation of Australia. The
Ogilvy :Maher Advertising
Agency is based in Toronto
and Gordon works for the
branch of this company in
Perth. The competition for
this award draws entries
from around .theworld so it
is quite an honour to'win it. -
Mary had . just arrived
back home in. Ripley on Jan.
15 after spending a five week
vacation in Perth with Gor-
don and Marietta and their
two children - son Lewis
MacDonald Dawson age 5,
and daughter Emily
Margaret who was one year
old on Jan. 5. Since it is the
summer season in Australia
it was not the usual white
snow Christmas. in Canada.
Mrs. Belle Henry will
celebrate her 99th birthday
next Sunday March lst 1981
at Huron .villa in Ripley
where she resides. Her many
friends and relatives wish
Belle all the best on this -hap-
py occasion.
A week ago : Mabel and
Norman Barnard were back
home from Florida. The�y►
' had been vacationing- in thle,
Ormond Beacharea there.
They went down on January
5th 'and so luckily escaped all
those snow squalls and low
temperatures here.
Also a week ago Carl Bren-
nan was back home to
Ripley. Carl had spent three
weeks, in. Etobicoke General
Hospital in Toronto where he
had undergone surgery. It
was nice, to see , Carl back.
again.
Tuesday of last week, Feb.
17, 1981 Mrs. Margaret R.
Thompson of Ripley served
her first day as the new
assistant postmaster at the
Ripley Post Office.
Mrs. Eileen Emmerton
underwent surgery on Mon-
day of last week. It is
reported that Eileen is a pa-
tient in University Hospital
in London. Folks here wish
Eileen well.
Miss Kathleen, Hunter of
the Sixth Concession west in
Huron township returned on
Monday of this week to her
position in the Ripley, Royal
Bank next door here..,
Kathleen enjoyed a two week
vacation in Florida and
missed all that driving in the
fog last week. At the bank
was Mrs. Pat van den Hogen
of Gladstone street in Ripley
the former Pat MacDonald.
On Monday evening
February 16 .. Niels
Frederiksen was : back bonne
in Ripley. He had spent a
couple of weeks visiting with
friends in Willowdale and
Toronto. On his return home
Niels learned that ' his
brother Vilhelm Frederiksen
had died on Jan. 30 at Asferg
in Dentnark. The funeral
was held at Asferg on Tues-
day, Feb.: 3, 1961. His
daughter Lene visited here
lasts o er.
Reports this Monday mor-
ning upstreet in Ripley have.
Mrs. Charlotte MacDonald
in hospital in London for a
broken hip suffered during
the weekend.
Jack and Mary Scott had
as dinner guests on Sunday
evening Francis, Irene, Cor-
k= and Kevin Boyle. Later
on in the evening the Scotts -
had a pleasant surpriseas
• former tenth concession
neighbors joined in for a
house warming party.
Arriving around 8:15 were
Mr. and ;firs. Cecil Sutton,
Rodney and Tammy, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Elliott and
Ian, Mr. and Mrs. John Far-
rell, Teresa, Tania and Tobi,
Mr. and Mrs. Norval
Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Aurel
Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Fowler, Mr. and Mrs.
Don McCosh, and Mary.
Anne Kukoly. Much enjoy-
ment was had around the
piano, the pool table and
tables of food.
St. Helens UCW meet
St. Helens U.C.W. met at
Miss Isobel Miller's home on
Tuesday, February 17, 1981.
There were eight ladies pres-
ent.
Mrs. Janet McPherson op-
ened the meeting with the
call to worship.
Miss Isobel Miller read the
scripture and Mrs. Janet -
McPherson. read, • A Blank
Cheque.
Mrs. Margaret Cameron
presented the topic concern-
ing, Partners in Crisis. It was
a profile on Donavan Brown,
a hospital chaplain and dis-
cussion followed.
Mrs. Gordon McPherson
was in charge of the • busi-
ness. ,.Mrs. Helen Todd re-
ported that no one attended,
the meeting in. Brucefield :on
January 26.
The minutes were read. by
.Mrs. Laurine McQuillin and
the treasurer's report by
• Mrs. Janet McPherson. A
report on , the get well cards
was given. . , -
A June tea, an anniversary
speaker and the World Day
of Prayer, were discussed.
Mrs: Helen Todd and Miss
Isobel Miller served a dainty
Kinch and Miss Peggy Gor-
don, gave the courtesy re-
marks.
Advance to quarter - fini*
• The Lucknow Juveniles ad-
vanced to the all Ontario
quarter -finals Friday night
by trouncing Paisley to the
tuneof9-O.
The consistent passing and
backchecking throughout the
game was more than the
.Paisley team could handle.
Thesolid goaltending they
had in last week's game
crumbled under a barrage of
hard, well placed shots.
Kevin Clark led the scor-
ing withtwo goals with
singles added by Brad Hum-
phrey, Steve Simpson, Alan
Rivett, Steve MacPherson,
Paul Hamilton, Kent Alton
and Barry Elphick.
The combined team effort
missing in last week's loss
proved to be the key factor in
Lucknow's domination of Fri-
day's. game. Twice this year,
the Juveniles have proved
their `ability to play together
' as a team and both times
they have been rewarded for
their efforts with the Walker-
ton Tournament Champion-
ship and now with the
W.O.A.A. Championship,
Fan support in Paisley was
unusually high for an away
game and was very- much
appreciated by the team,