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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-01-20, Page 4LLpcknow 529-7524 . W 357-2820 bicknowChisholm Fuels OPEN DAILY 8:30 - 5:30 [Except Sunday] 011: your KEROSENEwhen you Purdnise bY the dm": Chisholm fuels Gods '524.76M community new .s Whitechurch woman visits Sarnia ByWatt" l an Mrs. Agnes Farrierreturn- ed turn -ed home on Wednesday after a . visit with Mrs. Olive Gillespie of Sarnia and then a few days with. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis and,family...of La. Salle. On Thursday Mrs. E. W. Beecroft, Hugh Sinnamon and Mrs. Forsyth of Walker- ton attended the funeral of their uncle, the late Mr. Jack. Meh ichael of el. In the early days .McM lch- ' ael' and his folks were 'resid- ents tithe Whitechurch com- munity. We are pleased to report that Mrs. Hazel Pardon of Lucknow, a former resident of this vicinity, was able to return home on Friday after a lengthy stay in Wingham. Hospital: This community extends their sympathy to, Mrs. Bloss Koyle and family in the passing of Mr. Koyle. 'last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bloss Boyle and family resided for a time on the farm at Lang- side,•owned by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans, prior to their moving to Whitechurch. Sympathy is extended' from this community to the family of the late Mrs. Maggie McIntosh. Mrs. Mc- Intosh, the former Maggie Kennedy, grew to young, womanhood on the second concession of Kinloss and at- tended S. S No. .10 Kinloss school. ' Congratulations to. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Robinson. on the birth of a son,' Timothy Roy at Wingham Hospital January 13, 1982, a brother for Tracy and Mark. Bob Ross of . Kitchener spent the . weekend with his parents, Mr: and Mrs. Dqn. `,Ross and family. Tittle Crystal Wilkens 'was admitted last week to. Wing - ham and District Hospital with a cold. We wish her a speedy recovery. Miss Linda Moore of Okot oks arrived home ,for two weeks holidays . with .her., parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter Moore and. family. The high school pupils here enjoyed a holiday on Monday but the public school bus from Lucknow arrived to take them to school. Blowing snow over the weekend dos-, ed some area roads.. Sr.Helens residents taken.. to hospital curing storm Byx uuryisTodd: During the blizzard Janu- ary 10 it was necessary to hospitalize two St Helens residents. Angela McDon- ald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Apar McDonald and Mrs. Lori Pegg were trans- ported to the WIngham and District Hospital : With ' the assistant of the Department of Highways and West: Wa- wanosh . Road. Superintend - ant, - George Humphrey. It `took several hours ' for the ambulance to make the trip to and from the hospital during the blizzard. Mrs. Pegg has since been trans- ferred to Hamilton hospital while awaiting the arrival of their new baby. Get well wishes go out to them. :_Mel Lyons travelled to Toronto on the weekend t� pick up his brother, Murray. . who is returning from a tour of Jurope. He also. visited with his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs: Jeff Croskill of Listowel. 751k Birthday The St. Helens Women's Institute catered to a birth- day supper for Sadie Barbour on the occasion of her 75th birthday at St. Helens Hall on January 9th. Those at- tending the birthday were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Barbour, Mr. ;and 'Mrs.. Angus Mac- Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Barbour, Mr. and Mrs. Don Montgomery. and Mr. and Laden w Semeaei,, Way, Jusearyas,' 1 _rte 4 Mrs. , • Chuck Holmes; , The grandchildren attending were . Mr. and , Mrs: Doug MacDonald and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Miller and family, Mr. and 'Mrs. Jeff Taylor, Mr. Don MacDonald,; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Montgom- ery and Andrea, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Storzuk; Mr. Bill Montgomery and Mr. Mark Barbour. Sadie very much appreciated, everyone attend- ing and also. the Institute for catering in spite of the . bad weather. Several grandchild- ren were unable to attend . because of the weather. Mr.' and Mrs. Don Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jamieson join- ed' the group later when every, one enjoyed playing cards. Sepoysdefea.St. Clements Mark Frayne. and John more' as the referees skated Emberlin scored two quick on missing most of the game. goals during .the first three The . Sepoys took .a 6 3 and a half minutes of play, to lead in the second with Kevin lead the Sepoys to another • Clark, Paul Hamilton,. Randy, victory when Lucknow was Alton and Andy .Sheddon home to St. Clements on picking up single points. Friday night. The third period brought .St. Clementsto within one point of tieing the game but Lucknow held on playing - good defensive hockey for a 7 The match turned out to be apenalty riddled game. Each team picked up their share of penalties and got away with. - 6 'final. Ian Montgomery scored the only third period goal for the Sepoys.. The Sepoys have two home games this weekend. On Fri- day night they host Ripley which should be very good hockey. Lucknow won lover Ripley the last time the two teams played , for Ripley's first loss of the season. Monkton will be here Satur- - day afternoon at 4 p.m. Name top candy sellers in fund raising project By Robin Gayler and Sharrl Amman Students of RDS secon- dary school returned to the daily grind of school as of Mon. Jan. 4. Fund Raising Winners The top sellers of the school's fundraising project, which was selling candy, were, for the puble school, Greg Dahmer . (first) and Clinton ' Twolen . (second). Angela Stewart was the top seller for the secondary students and Denise Watson was second. The class that ' sold the most was Ms. McGonage1 s grade seven class. They will receive a pizza dinner for their efforts. Girls Volleyball . .. Swimming Program On Tues., Jan. 5, Mr. Coultes took the senior. and junior girls volleyball teams to Sacred Heart secondary school in Walkerton. They competed. 'against Wiarton and Sacred Heart. ' The senior team won both games against Sacred Heart and lost two squeakers to Wiar- ton. The junior girls lost both games to Wiarton and won one and lost one game against Sacred Heart. Good effort girls. On Wed. Jan. 13 the senior girls team went °to Kincar- dine and they won 4 out of 5 games. That's the way to do it girls! .. Mr. Brown's grade 9 and 10 gym classes starta swim- ming program Mon. Jan. 18 and it will end Fri. Jan. 22. . Ski Trip to Talisman The grades • 9 and 10 gym classes went on a downhill skiing trip to Talisman on Fri., Jan. 8. School Sweatshirts The school has ordered sweatshirts and they should be in some time soon. Drinldng and Driving On Mon. Jan. 18 an O.P.P. officer was here to taut to the secondary classes about drinking and driving. There was a discussion on the pro- blems and misusessif alcohol afterwards.. 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