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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-04-06, Page 20community news Returns from Florida vacation by Kathryn Todd John Rutherrfford returned home last week after spen- ding three months of rest and relaxation in Florida. Helen and Angus Mac- Donald celebrated their 40th Anniversary, along with Dave and Isabel MacDonald of Wingham who were celebrating their 35th An- niversary.'The family hosted the occasion which was held at the Lucknow Community Centre, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Millar and family of Kit- chener visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacDonald. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Hunt and family spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Cranston. Mr, and Mrs. Jeff Coskill and David visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lyons on Good Friday. Mr, and Mrs. Don Taylor and family attended the 25th Wedding Anniversary celebrations of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Taylor of Wingham. Gordon Miller visited with Helen Todd and Isobel Miller on the weekend, Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 6, 1983—Page 20 Elaine Errington was treated for a serious cut to her finger. The incident oc- curred while preparations were being made for the MacDonald Anniversary. The weather remained cool but good for the auction sale of farm machinery held at Bill MacPherson's on Monday. A large crowd at- tended the sale, Following the sale, birthday greetings were extended to Brian Rin- toul who was auctioneer at the sale. Chiefs defeat Flyers in championship The bragging rights of the Industrial Hockey League trophy will remain with the Lucknow Chiefs for another year. After tailing 1-0 and 2-1 in games to the Kintail Flyers, the Chiefs fought back with 6-4 and 7-4 victories to take the final series by three games to two, Attend tournament The Lucknow Kinsmen Club and friends par- ticipated in the annual Durham Broomball Tour- nament on March 23, This year's entry was successful in bringing home the Championship Trophy. The Kinsmen appreciate the skaters and sponsors who were involved in the annual Kinsmen Skate-a- thon which was held on March 21. Skaters are reminded that their pledges are to be turned in to Rod McDonagh by April 8. Prize winners for the most pledges will be announced at that time, The season came right down to the final period of the last game. Kintail took a 3-2 lead into the third period, but Lucknow rallied for five goals in the last 15 minutes, Both teams should be com- mended for their sportsman- ship and excellent play throughout the series. In winning both the league championship and the playoffs, the Chiefs have repeated their triumphs of the 1981-82 season. This marks the second con- secutive year that Kintail has won the consolation trophy. The Holyrood But- chers, Ripley Roosters and Port Albert Pirates round out the five team league, Fleas end season with win and tie The Lucknow junior and senior Fleas combined to win their last game of the season on Saturday, March 25. The first game against Ripley was won with a score of 11-1, Matthew Drennan opened the scoring for Lucknow and the following goal scorers were Dan Kerr with Clint Murray assisting and Doug Helm and Matt Drennan assisting. The four- th, fifth and sixth goals were scored by Brad Rhody with Vince Sticklend assisting, Vince Sticklend with Steven Porter assisting and Steven Porter with Vince Sticklend assisting. The last two goals were scored by Clint Murray unassisted and Clint Murray with Steven Adams assisting. The final game for the senior Fleas resulted in a tie against Ripley. Scoring for Lucknow was Chris Steven- son. It was a good way to end the season. Lucknow Kinette Club presents "Fashions Under The Rainbow" Monday, April 18th 8:00 p.m. Lucknow, Community (;entre Admission Adults . Children - 12 and under -'2."° Cookies and coffee will bo served Proceeds for Community Service work. 30 Displays from local businesses and crafts WANT ADS WORK MAGIC JUST ARRIVED Quartz Watches CARAVELLE Man's a, Ladies' See them now at KW 10 rbN tNt1. wank Y Slu i 61b101Nti Nt r Voctlki STO— Shop and Compere on your next furniture purchase Compare price, selec• tion and service. You'll find the best for less, in Clinton et Bali & Match Home Furnishings 71 Albert Street CLINTON 484.9503 Open six days a week 9- 6, Friday till 9 pro. SCHNEIDER'S BREADED 900 G, BOX Chicken 4.25 SCHNEIDER'S RANDOM CUT MILD, MEDIUM, OLD, COLBY, BRICK, MARBLE. Cheese RED 3 LN. NAG Delicious Apples 2 ROLL PKC;. 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