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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-11-22, Page 24t •Yr. Page 24--Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November. 22, 1978 Lucluiow Arena Schedmule WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Moms and Tots Free Skating 3:45 - 4:45 Brookside Boys THURSDAY, NOV. 23 7:30 p.tn. Bantam Hockey Tiverton vs Lucknow 9:00 p.m. Industrial Hockey Holyrood vs Flying Dutchmen 10:30 Lucknow vs Kintail FRIDAY, NOV. 24 4:45 House League Practice Red Wings and Rangers 5:45 Leafs and Bruins 7:00 p.m.. Pee Wee Hockey Tiverton vs Lucknow SATURDAY, NOV. 25 House League Hockey 8 a.m. Rangers vs Leafs 9 a.m. Hawks vs Wings 10 a.m. Bruins vs Canadiens 2 - 4 p.m. Public Skating Ages 13 and under 35c 14 and over 50c SUNDAY, NOV. 26 1:30 - 3:15 Public Skating 3:45 Juvenile Hockey Chesley vs Lucknow 5:30 Old -Timers Hockey MONDAY, NOV. 27 7:30 p.m. Atom Hockey Ripley vs _Lucknow 8:45 p.m. Midget Hockey Teeswater vs Lucknow WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Moms and Tots Free Skating Kinlou.gh community news BY MAY BOYLE Mr, and Mrs. Ken Brown and daughters, Vicki and Julie returned home to Brockville after .yisiting..with her mother, Mrs. Bertha Haldenby and other mem- bers rof her family. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott and Mrs. Maurice Hodgins were to London on Thursday where Jack underwent surg- ery on his left hand at University Hospital. He is improving nicely.. Sympathy is extended to, relatives here in the death of the late Reverend Andrew Lane of Goderich, who pas- sed away on Thursday in his 93rd year. Burial was at South Kinloss Cemetery. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnston, concession 8, on the birth of a. son in Wingham Hospital. Donna and Dennis spent the weekend with their grand- mother, Mrs. Bertha Hald- enby. Ladies from here attended the bridal shower at Holy - rood Hall on Friday evening for Miss Ann Ackert, bride of the week, Friday night during the high wind storm at 8 p,m, the three hydro poles, trans- former and wires, east of the village on concession 12, came crashing to the ground and many , homes were in darkness and without heat. The repair crew dug new holes, put in new poles, and had thelines up at 2 a.m. It was a really anxious time and somethingto be remembered for a log time. What a capable crew of hydro men and an electrician. How much it makes a person grateful for both hydro :and telephone, which was all restored to normal by Saw - day. Bert Nicholson is a. patient in the Wingham and District • Fait and Fellowship group The November meeting of South Kinloss Faith and Fellowship Group was held Sunday evening, November 12 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacKenzie. Rev. Wm. Munshaw open- ed the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Evan Keith gave a Remembrance Day reading. Mr, and Mrs. Munshaw were in charge of the Bible Study. Mrs. Munshaw showed a goodfilm, with tape accom- paniment, giving a chronol- ogical review ; of the first books of the Old Testament. Mr. Munshaw led in a dis- cussion on the film. Mrs. Jack Needham gave the interesting ' background for the song, "He's. the. Christ of every Crisis". The Needhams had heard the composer sing at a _church sponsored musical concert in Florida. Mrs. Steer sang it first as a solo with the group joining in the last verses. Mrs. Leonard Clarke told of her work as Acitivity Director at Pinecret Manor. This is a challenging task and all enjoyed_ hearing about Fun contests were conducted by Jack Needham and Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall. Plans' were made forthe next meeting, . the second. Sunday in January. Mrs. Philip Steer,. Mrs.. Harold Howald, Mr. 'and Mrs. Don Bell and Mr. and Mrs.. Ted,. Collyer are the committee. Lunch was served by those in charge of this meeting, the Munshaws, ` Needhams and MacDougalls and the host- ess, Mrs. Frank MacKenzie.. �►�fig ye'� GOO RIGHT HERE! SAVE 5 on single insert ads when you 1 pay before Wednesday of the I following week. Art o Inst **Nog etosoiflod to vork for you bowl stove. Ceti rwo of our friorwlfyr,,_._., profosolootti out stokers ice y. 528-2822 MICE ►TOURS: MLN.-ielll.. i -S *Chock your yellow , kill for sovines. The LueknoW sentinel. uganrow. 'mum +.0 Hospital. We all wish him improved health and hope he will soon be home. Relatives and friends from here attended the "Open House" at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Lockhart, Kincardine on Sunday to help them celebrate their 6Sth wedding anniversary. Heartiest congratulations are extended. Intended for last week Mr. and Mrs. E. J.. Fair - hall of Glen Orchard visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maulden and Keith. Mrs, Pearl Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lloyd of Burling- ton visited on Saturday with Misses Edna and May Boyle._ Mr. Christopher Turcotte has purchased Mrs. Gert- rude Walsh's home in the village. Mrs. Marretta Hodgins was a patient in the Wing - ham and district Hospital for a few days. We wish her improved health. Congratulations. to . Mr. and Mrs.. Rick Cranston (Ruth Eckenswiller) on the arrival of their baby girl at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don. Rev. Alex Hewitt of Fer- gus and his sister, Heather, Mrs. Ron Duncan of Mississ- auga visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Graham. Mrs. Bert Nicholson and Lois visited at Woodstock with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Langford, Jamie, . Paul and Kim. Misses Nellie and Marg- aret Malcolm of Lucknow and Mrs, Gertrude Wallet of cardiae 'visited on. Friday with Edna and May Boyle. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Hal denby returned home after spending a . few days in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hodginsvisited .Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Emmerton at Lurgan and were dinner guests on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott. Mr: and Mrs. Howard Whiteside of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haldenby. Mr. Ellwood Hodgins of London visited with his -par- ents at the farm, concession 10, Mrs, John Robb of Luck - now spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. ,Cliff Robb. Visitors with. 'Mrs, John Barr on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Roy McKenzie of Whitby, Mr. and Mrs, Mor- ley Bushell of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr and Jeannette and Mr. Gary Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bushell and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr were Saturday evening visit- ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lane. KINLOUGH A,C,W, Mrs. Howard Thompson was the hostess for the Nov- ember owember meeting of the Angli- can Church Women. This was the bale packing and the annual business meeting. Bales were packed for Western Canada and for St. Monica House, Waterloo. Mrs, Delbert Hedley pres- ided. Mrs. Bert Nicholson gave the meditation on Remem- brance Day. 'and a poem "Carry On". Mrs. Ronald Thacker read the minutes and gave the bazaar report and the buying committee were fortunate in finding a suitable piano for angsi BY LILLIAN YOUNG Several from this commun- ity attended the Royal Wint- er Fair in Toronto last week: Sympathy of the commun- :rty, is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Scott in the loss `of Arnold's uncle, William `Alexander' Grant, why pas- sed away in .,,,.Buffalo. on Thursday, November 9 in his 87th year. Mrs. Clifford Young spent a . few days in Toronto last week going down Monday with her son, Russell, and staying with her son, Mr. and: Mrs. Donald: Young and family, who brought her home on Thursday. She also had a visit, while there,' with Margaret Moffat, formerly of Langside. -Karen Young was one of the Lucknow band members who travelled to Walkerton SUTTON PARK INN PIER 21 This Week Hear the sounds of KINCARDINE'S NO.1 NIGHTSPOT HAGGARTY . covercharge, Fri. & Sot. Next Week The Fabulous N1GHT FEVER cover charge 1Ned.1400 Sat* SUTTON PARK INN 394.3444 Hwy. 21 N. Kincardine' the church basement, The 1979 officers were elected and the meeting closed with prayer and Mrs, Jack Scott gave the courtesy remarks, REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE The annual Remembrance service was held in the Holyrood Hall on Saturday morning with Mrs. Alex Percy chairman, Miss Edna Boyle was pianist. Two min- utes silence was observed. Mrs. Donald McEwan placed the wreath and Mr. Harvey Osborne gave the prayer. Mrs. Nancy Maclntyre gave a suitable reading. Five local girls sang two lovely songs with guitar and auto- harp accompaniment. The guest speaker; Mr. Harvey Osborne, of the Whitechurch Presbyterian Church gave an address. Other readings were given by Mrs. Albert Colwell and Mrs. William MacPherson. Barry Johnston, reeve of Kinloss Township, brought the greetings and Mrs. Frank Maulden gave the courtesy remarks. The hymn, Faith of our Fathers, closed the serv- ice. e News Saturday morning to enter- tain at the Bruce Education conference. Mr. and Mrs. Len Cough- lin and girls visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young,on. Vriday .evening. Mrs. Bob Bregman held a successful tupperware ` party on.Friday evening with Mrs: Joan Wissler as demonstra tor. Word was received by Allan Millers of the birth of a • baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Coblentz of Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Coblentz and family lived at Langside for a few years on the farm next to the store, formerly owned by Allan Miller. 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