The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-01-26, Page 7news
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Banlams score two wins on road trip
Bye Gases
The Bantams picked up
two wins on the road this
week with games in Ripley
and Hawick.
In Ripley, the home team
scored first and held a 2 - I
lead early in the second, but
Lucknow took over in the
second and dominated the
third on route to a 5 - 2 win.
Lucknow scorers were:
Darren McKim from Irwin
and Gilchrist; Chris Collyer
from Priestap and Hackett;
Dan Gilchrist from Irwin and
McKim; Chris CbAyer from
Priestap and Hackett and
Dan Gilchrist from Irwin and
S. Murray.
At Howie& on Friday night,
the home team again scored
first, a power play marker
early in the game but from
that point on, Lucknow did
all the scoring as they skated
to an 8 - 1 victory.
Point getters were as fol-
lows: Tim Becker, l assist;
Doug Famish, I assist; Dan
Gilchrist, 3 goals and 2
assists; Scott Hackett, 1 goal
and t assist; Chris Orwin, 2
goals and 3 assists; Darren
McKim, 1 assist, Brad Pries -
tap. 1 goal; John Van °sch. 1
goal; Steve Van Osch, 1
assist.
With playoff season fast
approaching, the team rec-
ord stands at 9 wins, 4 losses
and 6 ties. The team scores
abo7 - t 17 goals per game,
while goals against average
is 3.9.
Purple Grove folk attend 80th birthday
A number of folks from
Purple Grove attended an
eightieth birthday "off
house" for ° Mrs. Gladys
Mason on Sunday at Huron
Villa in Ripley.
Friends of Mr. Walter Col-
lins are song to hear he has
been transferred from Kin-
cardine Hospital to Universi-
ty Hospital it London.
The February meeting of
Purple Grove Women's In-
stitute will be held in the
evening at seven thirty in-
stead of in the afternoon at
Fran Farrell's home.
Joanne Pollock and
friends from Toronto visited
last weekend at the home of
her parents, Wallace and
Elaine Pollock.
Kerry Boyle has gone to
Quebec city where she is
etnployed as an Enghsh
tutor.
Donald . and Sandra
Forster and children visited
on Sunday with Don and
Anne McCosh for dinner. •
Sympathy is extended to
the Mason and Colwell
families of this area due to
the accidental death on Fri-
day of Ken Mason son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Mason of
Vanderhoof B.C.
Donald and Aima Gillies
entertained Oraen, Doris
and Ron Rock for supper on
Thursday evening.
Ian and Meagan Mac-
Donald attended a third bir-
thday party on Thurs. for
Jennifer MacDonald at the
home of her parents Jean
and Ian MacDonald in
Ripley.
Returning home from a
holiday in Las Vegas were
Sandy and Marg Pollock,
Larry and Marianne Irwin
and Wayne and Debbie Arm-
s
Ivan and Joan McFarlane
were recent visitors with
Don and Tiny Robertson and
Wilda and Harvey Thomp-
son also visited the Robert-
son's on Thursday evening.
Callers with Don and Betty
Bushell on Wednesday even-
ing were Don and Tiny
Robertson. Linda Thomp-
son of Scarborough spent the
weekend with his parents
Harvey and Wilda Thomp-
son. Wilda also visited in
Kincardine with her aunt,
Mrs. Mary Stewart, last
week.
The Sutton's, Cecil,
Wilma, Rodney and Tom,
visited on Sunday with John
and Barb Gamble and 'Tani -
Judy
anv-
Judy Thompson and Janet
Farrell attended the annual
meeting of the Lady Direc-
tors of Ripley Agricultural
Society at the hone of the
president Linda Campbell,
at Amberley on Wednesday
afternoon.
Jim Needham and Jim
Farrell attended a meeting
at Merton on Friday for the
Zone Directors of the Hols-
tein Friesian Association.
Jnn and Fran Farrell,
Christina and Carmen
visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Derk Logtenberg
and family at Dungannon.
Homefrom Australia to spend Christmas
By May Boyle
Mr. and Mrs. Bevan Mc-
Lean of Adelaide, Australia
were home for Christmas and
a holiday with Bevan's moth-
er, Sadie McLean at Kincar-
dine and with JoAnn's moth-
er at Hanover.
On the weekend before the
McLeans had to return to
Australia, Bevan drove to
Kinlough to have a visit at
the place of his childhood
(McLean's General Store)
now owned by Mr. Reg
Powell, where he has done
much rer'idelling and has a
most interesting collection of
books, cards and stamps,
known as the Queens Bush
Stamp Collection building.
Bevan was just intrigued
with a tour of the home which
recalled many memories and
also seeing the excellent
stamp collection and inter-
esting cards and books. His
only regret "gas that he
couldn't sta' longer, he
enjoyed it so much. It made
him a bit late for a cross
country ski outing he and
JoAnn were taking with Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Stanley of
Ripley to the slopes near
Hanover.
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his arm while repairing the
T.V. antenna at his home and
his arm is in a cast.
Mrs. Bill Burt, Mr. and
Mrs. Ezra Stanley spent a
few days at Harriston with
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Stan-
ley and family.
Sympathy is extended to
the family of the late Mrs.
Joseph (Annie) Wall, who
passed away at Brucelea
Haven, Walkerton where she
had been a resident for many
years. The funeral was held
on Thursday afternoon at
Teeswater.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Page and Andrea of Burling-
ton spent a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Page and
Andrew.
Perry Burt went to Stayner
spend a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Shaw and
family'.
Mrs. Janet Rhody and
family spent Sunday after-
noon with Edna Boyle.
Friends from the Lucknow
and Holyrood area and rela-
tives from Mount Forest held
a surprise anniversary party
for Ron and Delores Cross on
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