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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-03-23, Page 16a Page 16 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 23, 1994 sumunimounnwimmimmormamsass S0uTH KINLOSS Welcome to new residents by Hulk BurhJ pipr Harold and Kathy Howald en- joyed a three-week holiday and visited with Kathy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard. Read of Clear- water, Florida. William and Irene Dickie and family enjoyed a week's holiday skiing in northern Michigan. Others, fromLucknow also enjoyed the-. triA bus load with 10 women from this area went to see Miss Saigon in Toronto on Wednesday. They really enjoyed the musical show. David and Heather Bartlett, Windsor, visited on the weekend with her parents, Allan and Sharon MacDougall. :The community wishes Cathy MacKinnon a quick- recovery after falling on ice and receiving a broken bone in her foot. South Kinloss Church is par- ticipating in the Cropshare project for the Canadian Food Grain Bank in partnership with the Teeswater Presbyterian Church. Welcome to Lucknow to Mr. and Mrs. Grant Eckenswiller of R.R. 1 Holyrood who purchased the home of Gerry and Tina Evans, 562 Hamilton St., who had moved to Newfoundland earlier in the month. After the coldest winter in many years it is good to see some signs of spring. The bright sunshine was very welcome and did wonders to reduce the snow banks, There is a pair of Canada geese that don't look too impressed to find the mill pond still covered over with ice,. The students enjoyed a break from school and found time for visiting grandparents, friends and other relatives. The Lucknow Brownies had a trip to the Museum at Goderich on Tuesday, which helped them towards their Heritage Badge. Sympathy is extended to the nieces and nephews of Beatrice McQuillin who passed away .in Intermediate girls bring tourney . banner home On a stormy Mar. 16, the Luck - now intermediate girls (11-14) hockey team travelled to Huron Park for tournament action. The first game saw the host team, Stephen Township, score two in the first and one in the second. Luck - now came to life in the third, with Mary Cox scoring on a cross -ice pass from, Tory Westbrook. However, Lucknow took a 3 to 1 loss. Lucknow vs Ehna-Logan Now on the. "B".side, the second game was a very close match with Elma-Logan,.. whoopened the - scoring., in the first. Lucknow's Westbrook replied assisted by Christy Clough. .. In the third Lucknow went up by one on a marker by Sandra Alton assisted by Westbrook::. •Elma-Logan tied the match and Lucknow tried hard to get the win- ner. However, after regulation time .sudden death five-minute period was played. Lucknow had the edge in play and goalie Jesse Cook was standing tough in net. No goals meant fl,*e • more minutes of hair-raising action with one less skater each minute. Still no 'goals were scored and a shoot -Out with three shooters from each team was held. Westbrook and Clough both scored and Cook only allowed one goal . in, so Lucknow was in the 'finals. Game three This •game started quietly, with no penalties or scoring in the tarsi In the second Cox took a pass .from Westbrook for the opening number. • Stratford came back in the third to tie the game, but not for long as Cox jammed one in with help from Clough and Westbrook. Cook kept Stratford off the board for the Tmal five minutes, and a very excited group of girls brought a banner back to town. Kevin Cook and Allan Andrew are to be commended for the great work they did with the team in this :their first season. • . Lucknow was not in a league this year but had exhibition games with Wingham, Huron Park, Stratford, and a tournament at Enna -Logan at Christmas: Perhaps next year will see Luck- now in a. league and with a few more ogirls, possibly two teams. Players this year were Jessie Cook, Mary -Joan Andrew, Kathryn "Alton,. Sandra Alton, Christy Clough, Elyse DeBruyn, Jen Mof- fat, Tory Westbrook, Mary Cox, Darlene Aitchison, Erin Meriam, Jillian Robertson,Jean Cook, Julie Nicholson, Sarah Mann, Lindsay Raymond, Nicole Quinlan, Gabe Clarence, Dani . Brooks, Jackie' Freeman and Margot Abbott. i1m1:n4 Birthday Club Keshia McDonagh March 24, 1986 8 Years OId Stephanie Wilde March 25;• 1985 9 Years Old Scott Blake March 27 1987 7 Years Old Wesley Hackett March 28. 1990 4 Years Old &ale o. /oe4e ..5.1tertrieteleued 5.€. 7t%'264aid27g s'etp.otatt tam am - 4:00 fuo £etch f 1:00 ,tc - 4.00 ,mat 1.witettiacut 25% tajd 4116 €-6e 7ftee 6.41404 J/14arqie LSI' teci«/li S/lp ape LUCKNOVV%528-3429 UCKNOW Ma by Mildred Loree Pinecrest Manor. She was the last surviving member of her family. Joanne and Forbes McLellan of Sarnia spent a few days the first of the week with her mother, Anna May Hunter, On Sunday Anna May had the opportunity of travelling to Sarnia, so she was able to spend the day with the McLellan's. We hope the warmer weather will bring better health to a number of people that have been having a miserable winter. Seven tables of shoot were in play at the Drop in Centre on Friday. High lady was Joyce Swan, low lady Rita Gilmore, high man Richard • Grant, low man 'Joe Courtney, and most shoots Isobel Kilpatrick, Area families welcome one girl, two boys BIRTHS Collins - Hunter - Ritchie Collins and Lilliana Hunter, of Teeswater, are delighted with the safe arrival of their daughter, Chantel Sara Collins, born Mar. 9, 1994, at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, weighing 5 lbs. 2 oz. Chantel is a wee granddaughter for George and Nellie Collins, and Sheila Hunter. Farrish - Doug and Kerry ,Lynne (nee Hunter) Farrish of R.R. 1, Kincardine are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Brody Hunter Douglas, weighing 8 lbs, 11 oz. at Kincardine and District General Hospital, on Mar. 20, 1994. Proud grandparents are Murray and Helen Hunter of Ripley, Donald and Dorothy Farrish of Lucknow. Great grandparents are Thirza Donaldson of Teeswater, and Ralph' and Evelyn Hunter of Ripley. • Le Grand - Jim and Michele, of R.R. 2, ,Wingham, welcome with love their second child, a on, Wil- liam Arthur, born Mar. 13, 1994, at Wingham and District Hospital, weighing 7 lbs. 14 oz. He is a wee brother for Alexander, and .a grandson for Arthur and Ardonna Le Grand, and Lorne and Marion Cook. icannnnoaaaoonoaaoococaaconl Huron County's CompleteE VEHICLE o RENTAL 1 Headquarters • • . n Small and Mid -Size (.ars e g0 Passenger & (';11F.;() Vans. Lr Pickily Truck, • n [] Daily. Weekly, Monthly Cl Insurance Renl-lls & Mor $ EJ Free Deliver' • e o j] Ask about our fullo transportation service E CAR AND TRUCK RENTALS! Division of Suncoasl Ford 500 Huron Rd. 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