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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-01-05, Page 18IuckhoW news L k w family S 41146 Mr, and Mts. Witham G, Matter were Mr, and Mts. Roy Ream, Mew and 4 Ne v * tky Mr, and Mars.. tawny fl ik r, Cum Wittia 4maw,Ada Webster 4 Sem Apartments, tastikarenv and Mr, and Mrs. Deere rid - law 4 lareknow, Others visit- ing datift the t - the ltt itl were Kien Rcuie., iT eaatt,- Id Kirkland, Cogs- Ville imVile and Kern Kirtland, %t I terra, Spence atcad Mildroit Irwin received a Oleoma call from their son, George, 4 Grand Prairie, Alberta wishing thera a May Chiistitiat. d� (eh" Day tatty had - per with Mar. and M. Wilmer RAI) avid ekti Bo wepper with deer u"tliteater, li M iia h11&onathie in WiYg- Item. Spence ebrattoed his b`tea* ern beeem4*t 27 chid they eftsjevett 'stover with their sem, Ross, his Wife, tttie awl the* in liaelakow, SperIttattva pedamrdavid letter Ilona this nice, Skeeter* Cassidy 4 (Jarvis, wishing them a happy holiday, Donald Andrew 4 OW, Alberta spent the holiday bowling enjoy Ch week with is paresits, Alex and Catherine Andrew.. Mata Batton 4 Ottawa and WItintroa, avid tatiki Rot - (tem, Aikgelia acrid David 4 Kitchener visited over thr isttnaas and New Years with Leavitt wet lora, Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur vn spent two vacs (,ver the tepidly 'season with (their son, Kenameth, his wife, tve and family, Alan, Sucratme and Clancy at Seattle, Wash- ingtan and 44s0 with lends in Vatacoxmyer, B.C. turas I* with tykt sttelea- ven arid lean Irwin 4 ft. 3 liringtham, dining Ore ist- naas holidays were Rick testa 4 Calgary; Maryann WA Glenn tir'Ivaa 4 R. 2, Peters- burg; e ers- b g; lam* lrovura, R, S Lucknow; Kevin limit, 3 LrldcttOw; Paan Vis, - ►tadw and tReittitecht atr�d het nephew, Torn, totonto. Lloyd M Nall 4 tiocknow su eared a letAttutai and is a patient in Winghain and l ist aid Hespittaq . nietas and ttaeWabo ltrs wish him a spec z Deaovetry, Ladies high single, Janet Card /A 1adi s high triploe, tin& Stanley 517, Men's high, Rena TAregbur- gee 210 and 544 Standings: Chipmunks 12%, 10; Gophers 6ti/ , 93%; Squirrels 13%, 119%; Katrtgatrorocs 7%, 103%; Tig- ers S, 114%. bats 6:36 League Jessie Jrytit bowled the high single with 223. Maggie Cleland bowled the high triple with 580. Games of 200 and over were Jessie Jloynt 223, Susan Mengers 2016, Sharon Cul- bert 212, Fern MacDonald 2101, Kray Crawford 2113, Betty Van Bch 208, Maggie Cleland 2. Team points and standings *let yrs 2, 73%; .Lions 5, 5`9; Elephants 2, S3, tigers S, 33; Monkeys 5, 4'9; Giraffes 2, 3%, We apologize tor previous- ly omitting Alice Ritchie with a 208. Metes Bowes High single, 275, High triple, 7, Games over Ross 27S, 2, Elliott 260, Joe 231. Standings; Oldsmobiles 2, 51; Fortis 7, 41; Mustangs 5, 6; Dodges 0,41; Pontiacs 0, 29; Buicks 7, 47, Ih* het2 Nigh single, Ron Mott ►tt High triple, Dave Hum- phrey 744, Games over 225; Ron El- liott 302, Dave Humphrey 279, 258, Mel grin 241, Gerry Ross Gerry Ross 225 Gerry 245; Orville Hackett 258, Midget hockey..: sham pate 9 ceiv tl only 10 minutes of penalties in doth games and P. Van Osch from G. Morro and Gilmore; G. Murray from P. Van Osch and G. Murray from Gilmore, After losing the previous three games by only one goal, Lucknow came out against Ayton January 3 ready to put pucks in the net. In the first period they scored three unanswered Announce • marriage Richard Elliott Jr., Wing - ham, and Barbara May Cam- eron, G1 derich, were mar- ried at the home of the bride's parents on December 31, 1982. Richard and Bar- bara are the children of Richard and Margaret Elliott of Wingham and Don and Margaret Cameron, R. 2, Lurknow. Purple Grove *from page 13 New Years' visitors with Mrs. Walter Dexter in Lucknow were: Mr. and Mrs. Vic Gawley, Mr. and Mrs. Rill Robinson, Daryl and IAsa. Happy New Year to All goals and combined some good body (checking to gain control of the game. Ayton scored the first goal of the second period but Lucknow replied with two more goals. In the third period, Ayton . opened the scoring again but Lucknow came back with three more goals, Lucknow took, the win 8-2. Scoreboard: Ken Wilkins from Chad Mann and Law- rence Clark; L. Murray unas- sisted; Gilmore from L Mur- ray; L. Murray unassisted; L Murray from L Clark and Mex West; Mark Londry from P. Van Osch; Jamie Bere from L. Clark and P. Van Osch from Gilmore and K. Van Osch. Receives rose bowl award •from page 10 the Conference held in Palm- erston. Joanne Pentland was vot- ed most outstanding member of the club to go to county levet, The Rose Bowl award was given to Cohn Snyder and Anne Alton. The meeting was adjourned with Season's Greetings wished to all. r3rvigge Upset(( 232, Ken Kar- men 231. Standings: Oldsniobiles 0, SI; Fords 4, 4S; Mustangs 7, 71; Dodges 7,46.; Pon(saes 6, 29; Buieks 3, SO. ladles 8:O0 (Nita High single, Shirley Allan 243, High tr ,lie, Wiltna Mott ottt 587, Ganes over 200 Shirley Allan 243, Gerda de 3g 242, Janet Gomel- 238, Sheila Bushell 231, Joanne merle 222, Marie Park 212, Karen Allen 202. team points and stand- ings; Crags 0, 37; Snow Drops 7, 38; his 0, 41; Hyacinths 2, 42; Tulips S, S1; Daffodils 7,, 44„ obituary Gladys Crawstan Gladys, Louise (Hyde) Cranston 4 Stauffer Street, Lucknow died at her home on December 15, 1982, Born in Eden Grove, Bruce County, on August 6, 1899, she was 83. A daughter 4 the late James Hyde and Etta Mae - Kenzie, she married Earl Cranston 4 Luc -know in March, 1920 at St. Helens. She is survived by a daughter, Evelyn Smith, Lucknow and three dons, Ronald 4 Fergus, Allan 4 St. Helens and George 4 Lucknow Twelve grandchil- dren and 19 great grand- children also survive. She was predeceased by her husband and lour broth- ers_ The hitter -al was eonducted ton► the Maclt;entie and Me- Creath Funeral Home in Lurknow on December 17, 1982 at 2 p.m, by Rev. Arthur Scott 4 St Helens United Church, A nephew, Jame Hyde, was honorary pallbearer, Active pallbearers were grandsons, Robert, Wayne, Raymond, Rkhard, Paul and Jim Cranston, Temporary entombment South Kinloss temetery Chapel, Spring burial will follow in Greenhill Cemetery. Bantams tie Ripley, loss to Teeswater... *from page 8 the bag, Teeswater stormed back with five straight goals as a slumping Lucknow de- fense made several basic mistakes. Lucknow did manage to tie the game but, with 1,21 left on the clock, Teeswater scored the go ahead goal and skated to a 6 - S victory. Lucknow's top line scored well, each collecting three points: Darren McKim 2 goals 1 assist; Dan Gilchrist 1 goal 2 assists; Chris Irwin 1 goal 2 assists, Andy Graafer had 1 goal and 1 assist and Donnie Murray picked up one assist to round out the scoring. Hockey standings LUCKNOW INDUSTRIAL HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDING (as of Jan. 3/83) W Lucknow Chiefs 11 Kintail Flyers. 8 Holyrood Butchers 6 Port Albert Pirates 5 Ripley hooters 2 RECENT GAMES: Holyrood Albert 2; Kintail 7, Lucknow Lucknow 8, Ripley 4; Kintail Holyrood 6. L T 2 2 5 2 6 1 9 0 10 1 Lucknow 5; 7; Holyrood 5, 10, Port Alpert P 24 18 13 10 5 Kintail 5, Port Port Albert 3; 2; Lucknow 10, laillakaimw Swank tlPvirarky, awrisray3, 16 �AIi71eN4f17 450SWIRMIYMMISWIONWAYMMINFMNWNMWMIMMYMISYNIYMaYMINMANWarfflaaa CIIRKTITA BANANAS 3 �.=1.00 TOMATOES L. $S4 �. 754 �re�xN CABBAGE CEREAL COFFEE WHITENER ROBIN HOOD A/p 16 KG. 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