HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-03-25, Page 26Lucknow evened the series
with Harriston at one game
apiece with an 8 -‘4 win in
Lucknow Friday • night.
The Lancer. offence was
led by Dennis Burrow with
three goals and Ron Wilson
with two goals. Carl Stanley,
Randy Alton and Ian Mont-
gomery all had one '• each,
Lucknow had leads of 3 to
1 after the first period and 5
.to 3 after the second.
f iarriston made the game
closeby scoring the first goal
in • the third period and the
Lancers looked like they
would buckle under the pries-
sure. But. the Lancers came
back . with three goals in
under three minutes to salt
away the win.
The next game in the ser-
ies is Wednesday night at
8:30 p.m. in Harriston and
then Friday night at 8:00.
p.m. in Lucknow, Come on
out and cheer the Lancers on.
Winner of the 50-50 draw
was Agnes Murray.
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Miss Elizabeth. A. Wall c
Toronto; daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. H. Wall of Lucknow has;•
joined the Ontario . Nurses'
Association as Administra
tive Assistant to the Director
of • Human Resources and
Director of Association Ser-
vices. The appointment was•.
effective March 9,. 1981.
,; For ' the preceding 11
• years, Miss Wall was a
member of the Secretariat of
the Board of Governors of.
Ryerson Polytechnical 'Insti-
tute. She was honoured at a
Farewell Party on :March. 5th
at which time the Chairman
of the Board, Mr, H. F: C.
Graham *presented a • floral
tribute. and Ryerson's Pres-'
ident, Dr. B. Segai. present
d a giant card and a gift of a
coalport figurine .fromcol-
leagues and friends.
Prior to joining Ryerson
Polytechnical''Institute, Miss
Wall had been employed by
International Film Distrib-
utors, Atlas tours Limited,
P. Lawson Travel, McLaren
Advertising, and a legal firm
in" London, England,
Miss Wallis a graduate of
Wells Academy. London.
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'tarry promotes Bruce
to, Lieutenant-Colonel
Major Shirley Margaret
Robinson, daughter of Emily
Robinson of Strathroy, a vet-
eran of nearly x.27years
service with the air division
of the Canadian Armed For
ces, has been ''promoted . to
Lieutenant` -Colonel, the de-
fence department has an-
nounced.
Robinson will be transfer-
red to the National Defence'
.:w
Medical•Centre in Ottawa as
director of nusing. in July.
The promotion. is effective
July 13.
A native of Kinloss Town-
ship, she received her regist-
ered nursing degree at the
Owen ' Sound ' General and
Marine. Hospital'. Shortly aft-
er graduation, she tookbasic
training at the RCAF offic-
ers' training school in Lon-
doh.
During her military career,
MacDONALD .- Jacob is
happy to announce the arriv-
al of his' little sister.., weigh-
ing 7 lbs -'6 oz:, at Wingham
and District Hospital on
March 20, 1981. Her parents,
are Stephen and Eleanor
MacDonald of Lucknow.
Proud grandparents.. are Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce MacDonald
of Wingham and Mrs. Beth
Johnstone of Lucknow.
GOEBEL - . Ken and Carol
(Pollard), Milverton, are
pleased to announce the
arrival of their daughter,
Rebecca Krista, weighing 8
• lbs. 4 oz., on .March 19, :1981,
at Stratford General Hospit-
al..A little sister for Corey.
Proud grandparents are Mrs.
Donalda Pollard, R. • R. 4
Ripley and Mr. and Mrs:
Rolph Goebel, Milveriton.
Viitsfrorn
�Nova Scotia
Mrs. Ray .Elliott of Bed-
ford, Nova Scotia visited in
Lucknow '.last weekend with
Mrs. Bryce \Elliott, Jamie
and Graeme. Noreen is
spending this ' week at the
Xerox complex in Leesburg,
Virginia:
• Richard Treleaven of
Woodstock. was elected MPP
for the Conservative Party in
the provincial election last
week. He OS a native of
Lucknow, the son of the late
Dr. R. L. Treleaven who
practiced dentistry in Luck-
now.
AlI
. she has been stationed at Grostenquin, France. She is
Aylmer, Goose Bay, Labra- at national defence medical
dor; St. Hubert; Quebec, and headquarters in Ottawa
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Sunday visitors with Allan
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Doug Raynard is home
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wishes go . to Howard Blake
who is in Victoria Hospital,
London.
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Kindrgaren Registration
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Mr. David Zyluk,
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