The Lucknow Sentinel, 1998-03-11, Page 7Katherine Collins and
Sandra McGillivray visited
on Sunday with • Kelly
Mceliivray in London.
Latnnim mid Frank
Bingstaller. of Barrie,.
• Vent die weekend with,
Wilda and Harvey
•'Thompson. Donna and
Fred Young, Dungannon
were dinner guests on
. Saturday evening.
A euchre card RAY
was held at Purple ;Grove
Community Centre on
Friday evening with four'
tables. Prizes went. to
Iliethed Burt, high lady;
Bob „Johnson,high gem;
niost lone hands, Harvey Cantlet " Marjorie
Thompson; low'man, Bob Thompson, Margaret
Elderson; lbw lady. Harkness, Clester, and,
Loretta Hudgins. March Irene Eminerton. Marion
birthday Bernie Bragg. Gamble entertained her
Anne Collins and card group on WeelnesdaY-
Wilda Thompson attended Wilda and Harvey
the World Day of Prayer Red, with Joe Euterson
service at -Kingarf the Kincardine hospital on
Anglican Church on Thursday.
Friday. Primer neighbors and
Visitors' with Bette:. relatives gathered for.
McLeod were her niece lunch at Liddle's
and nephe* Sandy and Restaurant to nelebrate
Blake MIIar, olQuelph. Oladys Arnold's 93rd "
Bette IVIcLead held an 'birthday on Sunday.
anniversary dinner fax Friday evening. Mary
Qraen and Doris Rock Anne Kultoly„ Ann 'and •
with guests. Marion Dick McCosh were guests •
Lficknow Sentinel, Wednesday; Mara 14 1990 — rage? .
of John and Joyce Famil
to celebrate Teresa's birth-
day.
. • Visitors with Mary
Anne, and Ana McCoNh
during the week were
Bessie Walden, Nina and
Edlnart 131 us he I and
Donald Fontes
St. Andrew's, United,
Church was host to , the
• Work Day f PraYer ser -
on Friday with the
sister churches participat.,
inS
• Katherine • 'Collins
aceempartied 'Marion and
Clarence MeGillvray on
Thursday. to Petroliato
visit Margaret and Ross
•Vokes in their new hOrne.
ree heads.better t
at the Blyth'Festival
Planting the • seeds
which will blossom into a
garden *• of Colorful
Canadian -theatre is a
proem which requires a
variety of creative' points
of view, Towards this end*
the Myth Festival Jug',
mented its 1998 season
• viand* by enlisting the
servives of two veteran
actors from the area,
Jerry Franken and Eric
COates1, both familiar faceS
on,the Blyth stage. are now
aPPearing regularly in the
festival's administration
• offices. CAIling the eentil'
bution of Franken and
Coates "itiyaluable in
terms a insight and eve-
' rience,". the festWal's new
artistic director, Anne
Chislett, says the 'mew.
actors have brought a wel,
cowed balance to the
h,ettind-the-seenes team of
•the nationally renowned
theatre, •
For bis part. Franken
has enjoyed a tong and
*Successful career acting
and directing' all acrois
Canada. including 10 sea-
sons; •on stage with tite.
Blyth . Festival.. lit hs new
• With Sean Lougheed
• between, the pipes, the
• lvlidget A team wrapped up
their OMHA, quarter -final.
series with Smithville
•" Friday night when they
,
pounded the oppostfiOn 11
to 0, to take the series three
• r games straight. •
• The statistician had a lot
, of work recording these
munbers: (POO • Craig
• Moffat 3, RiehardWalke 2,
• Jonathan MacKinnon,
Daryl Aitchison, Cam
• Moffat Conor MeDonagh.
Dennis Lubbers' and Troy
McKenzie, with .singles
• AssistS'. •MacKinnon' 4,
Shane Petteplace 3, Craig
Moffat 2, .Lubbers 3,
Taylor"'Mali McKenzie
• 2, -and singles to *Cam
'Moffat ' Ean Moffat
Wallte, Jordan Andrew,r
Sean LOugheed:• (the
Palk) and i'vlePOOOOK
• • . Lucknow is Waiting for
the winnerbetWeen Mount
.:Bridges and Belmont
which sheuld make for
some pod hOCkey,
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