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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-01-15, Page 4Page 4—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, -January 15, 1986 LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY, JANUARY 19 Sunday School As a.m. Worship Service 11 :00 a.m. Rev. Warren McDougall B.A.M.1Div. N Nursery and junior congregation provided E'ERYONE WELCOME wasmis LUCKNOW • PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SUNDAY, JANUARY 19 Worship Service 1100 a.m. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. REV. ALLMON J. RAMSAY, MINISTER Nursery Downstairs For Little Ones Under Four EVERYONE WELCOME 'Feeder's Ltd. 'Sitotinibaders- Cbriveyors-fe0ders RR.5• PH It CLARK GODERICH, ONT. • N7A 3Y2 . 5244367• LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Invites You To Worship With Them On SUNDAY, JANUARY 19 10 a.m. and 200 p.m. • Nursery downstairs morning & evening EVERYONE WELCOME cnnnon FARM SHOW *1'1111'1/1r 111 A °I LIJ PLACE, TORONTO JANUARY 28 - 31, 1986 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P. 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Why notdrop barsoantYoull I ovairthat chainsaws REASON! • Ws iriatluat1.4placfctir; and power too187e..6 0111", • " 1 the wades Leiveeiseeelacheie , • , •, Spends holidays with parents Ross Hamilton of Brandon, Manitoba and Betty Hamilton of St. Catharines spent the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gib' Hamilton and other members of the family in the area. Donald and Marilyn Maclptyre, Sandy, Marilyune and Dale Gilchrist, John and Marion Mowbray and Duncan; Gerald and Joan Mowbray, Andrew and Fiona; and Joan's mother, all were New Year's .Day dinner guests with Janet and Donald Bannerman' and family of Kincardine. Rod and Marg MacKenzie and family of Unionville were home over the holidays to be with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacKenzie and Mr. and Mrs David Eadie and -family. Helen Maclntyre has been home from Waterloo for the holidays. Helen and her mother, Nancy, visited for a few days with Nancy's sister, Helen and her husband, Vic Raton, and family in -Brockville: Bill and Irene Haldenby spent Christmas with their daughter, Nancy and 'Ken Craig and Linsday of Kincardine. Mark and a friend from Ottawa lent the holidays visiting his parents an sisters and their families. Margaret and Chuck McMann and their three children enjoyed their holidays with her parents, Alice and Brian Doelman, Anne and Nick. Also visiting at their home were Karen and Ed McGugan and Heather. and Gerald and -Alice Doelman, Michael 1/4‘ SOUTH and Kelly. , All the Dickie family were home for New Years with their parents, Ira and Elizabeth. Erin and Allison Dickie of Markdale stayed for a longer visit with William and Irene and their grandparents. Dale Gilchrist had been teaching at Ottawa until Christmas. However, this course has finished and Dale started back to University of Waterloo to continue on with the co-op course. This week Gerry and Joan Mowbray, Andrew and Fiona left this area on Saturday to go to Liverpool, England. Joan and the children are going to stay in England while Gerry goes on to Ghana, Africa to find housing arrangements. Gerry will be employed there for about three years as a resident engineer on highway construction in the capital city, Accra. This job is with the Canadian Engineering Company and is a World Bank Project. Marilynne IvlacIntyre left last week to attend the University of Montreal _to take a French subject. It is three month course. Christmas concert includes draw .: :or:gingerbread house The Kingsbridge, Christmas concert was held on Dec. 19. There was a draw for a gingerbread house. ronnie Nicholson was the' lucky winner. Everyone enjoyed the presentation put on by the Xiitsbridge students. r Many people also enjoyed the -Brookside concert held on Dec. 17. family. Tom and Karla Hogan and their four children, - Rhonda, Tom, Tammy and 'Dennis spent their Christmas holidays in Florida. Gordon and Maria Hardcastle were visiting with Matia's parents, Dennis and Irene Dalton. Randy Kerr, Danny Kerr, A. J. Sher- wod, and -Clete Dalton went to St. Marys to see West Germany play hockey against the Junior Bs on Dec. 23. ' Joan, Glenn and Nathan Ferguson went to Delhi to tisk their grandmother during the holidays. Jan and Gary Kaye - and their three children, Christine, -David and Sarah canoe to; Kintait to visit' their grandparents, Bob and Jean Simpson on' Dec. 29., - Eric Co'brtney, whollas-beenworking-for Westinghouse Canada Inc. in Libya, North Africa, is spending holidays with his parents, Joe and Teresa Courtney and KINT Neable ets a On Dec. 19, Tiverton was at Lucknow. Lucknoves' R. Brindley -scored' from Roy Kikkert at 1127.0f first period. Then. Roy Kikkert scored- from Lyndon Johnston to end first -period -with Lucknow ahead 2 0., Lticknow scored - three times in Second period: with Ken °Neable scoring, all three %goaiS'irith-Stanley,Kildtert,assiO.ting on one -of ,the three goals. 'Score at end of the,., second ,.iietiod-iVikS'iliCkIlOWAi. Tiverton 0. Tiverton scored once in the third period, and. Lacknow's 'Marshall r teliret0114. once, unassisted. - The final score Was 6 1. , .:The,tueinovv. team ,played a good game was wide ,open. Teeswaterscored.earlyin and *opt the pressure on in the Tiverton third. Play, was fairly even between both end. „ends, testing both LudknoW,S Allanitikkerl ' the in .net and ••Teeswatet'a,Grog • The team was to have taken part in .MacPherson. Drayton tournament on Dec. 27 but didn't It Robin Due to stormy weather highway 21 was closed for four days. There were many minor accidents and fender benders. The weather also left many holiday visitors stranded. Steve and Sally -Elliott and family are spending Christmas holidays at Kintail. Duncan Allan had Christmas dinner with the Simpson families, at Donald and Edith Simpsons. - Mr. and Mrs. Ed Courtney of Penticton, B.C. were home for the.bolidays vititing with his mother, Marcella Courtney and family. – Alex West, son of Jun and Jane West of Kintail, waS -home for the.. Christmas season from Radio College of Canada, Toronto, where he is enrolled in an elec- tronics program. Congratulations to Cindy and Alex Simp. son on the birth of their daughter, Maggie Lee, a little ..sister, for Corie, t tne from Fisher and Bakelaar. Thiiiired up Lucknowis line of R arid K Neable and Richard Brindley. Marksman was Ken Neable, assisted by his 'inmates. This, first period ended • in a 1 - 1 tie. The pressure remained intense into second petit,. and Teeswater's C. Schiestel scored unassisted. Teeswater led 2 - 1 at close of the second period. Determined not to be beaten again by Teeswater, Lucknow opened scoring in the. third. It Was Ken Neablets-stickhandling with brother Robin that tied the same. Things seemed to intensifv and the play • .. with 1:32 on the clock travel , •• , i from Marshall LeBreton and Nentilesco• al score was =3,# 3 and called406 determined to. Lutkriow, looks forward id y lorfir4ebey"lattbr part Of January. FMlna