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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-11-07, Page 14• Lucknow Sentinel, Wodtiesday, November 7, 1984—Page 14 • imimara tunrny fluttering in the breeze scares trick or treaters The trick or treaters were very orderly and did no mischief in the village to far as we can learn. No windows were soaped or waxed nor flower pots or boxes upset. A dummy was tied up by a rope to the arm of the hydro lamp. In the wind the moving arms and legs and flapping clothes scared some of the pranksters and even the dogs. • We are•sOrty to report that Paul Kikkert had the misfortune to receive burns -while , burning leaves, which forced 'him to spend some time in the hospital. The community wishes him' a speedy recovery. John Gaunt visited ,Wednesday after- noo.with Victor Emerson. Callers on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Victor EMerson were Mr. and Mrs. Stan Chisholm and Mrs. Jim Shiell, Milton and Mrs. Jean Henderson Mississauga. They were on their way to visit with Mrs. Messenger in Kincardine. Visitors with ,Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft were Karen Beecroft of Kitchener • and Ken Sinnamon of Wingham. On Saturday Hugh Sinnamon took a bus • load to attend a eukele workshop at Hamilton. „? •. Paul Currie attended the commencement at F. E. Madill Secondary in Wingham on the weekend. • BIRTHS COURTNEr - Ian and Elaine Courtney, Ripley, are thrilled to announce the birth of their daughter, Lisa Janine, 8 lbs. 10 oz., at Kincardine and District Hospital on Wed- nesday, October 24, 1984. Proud grand- parents are Archie and Nora Proctor of Glen Morris and Leonard and Muriel Courtney of Point Clark. RHODY - Allan and Debbie ,Rhody of R. 1,• ' Holyrood are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Elaine Lee, 5 lbs. 15 oz., at 'Kincardine and District Hospital on • October' 28, 1984, a sister for Matt, Brad and Dawne. A new granddaughter for Mr. • and Mrs. Gerald Rhody of R. 1, Holyrood • and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon 'Saunders of R. 7, Lucknovv: • TAYLOR Jeff and Dayle are happy to announce the safe arrival . of their first child, a daughter, Sara Elizabeth, born Sunday, November 4, 1984 at Wingham • and District Hospital, weighing 8 7,oz. , Proud grandparents' are Lewis Taylor, Lucknow and Angus and Helen MacDon- • ald, St. • Helens. Great grandmother is Sadie- Barbour, Wingham. YUNG131.UT - Murray and Lynne Jewson are well pleased with the birth of their son, John Russell, 8 lb. :14 oz. (4.02 kg.), a brother for Anne. He was born October 27, 1984! at Kincardine and District' General Hospital. He's part of the third -generation for Mr. and Mrs. Russell Yungblut of Font - hill and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jewson of Fort Erie. • BROOMBALL •from page 13 • Arlene Turner scored one goal each. In the assist department Donna Fischer and Bren- da Chisholm collected one apiece. The Lucky Devils erupted for seven goals in the second period on their way 'to a 9-0 romp over the Clinton Warriors. Rodger Forsyth netted four goals for the Devils, while Mike Schumacker and Wayne Saunders scored two goaleach, and Lin Hewitt added' one. Wayne Carter picked up •two assists with Wayne Saunders, John Beadle, Brad Johnston and Rodger and Albert Forsyth adding oneeach. The Blyth Bears managed to squeak out a 1-0 overtime, win over the Maitland Dirt Riders. Clare Weber set up John Bird for the •power -play goal for the Bears. Rosa Foran's unassisted goal with only 13 seconds remaining in overtime, lifted Auburn to a 2-1 victory over the Blyth Bain- toneers. Marg Foran set up Karen Souch for • Auburn's first goal, while Becky Hamm scored the Baintoneers' lone goal. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John A, Currie attended the christening of Ashley Curtis, daughter of Ruth and Brian Curtis, sister of 7VERITECHURCH, Andrea and Erica. Grandma Mrs, John .- i. Strong of Oorrie . accompanied them An by Valetta Emerson Dorchester for the occasion and. Paul"The fifth meeting Of the 'Crafty Quitters ammani. Currie also attended. and Mrs. John Uuldriks and friends left on was held November 3 at Mrs. Purdon's Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laidlaw, Michelle , Wednesday to visit friends in Kitchener. home. Five members were present for roll and Jason of London spent the weekend Visitors Saturday : night with Mr. and call; name some different 'quilting designs. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Mrs. Carl McClenaghan were - Mr. and Members discussed what quilting sample Laidlaw and her parents, Mr. and Mrs.. . Mrs. Coulson of Caledon.' • . they were 'going to Use for a•Pioject. They Walter Elliott. . - 1 Mr, . and Mrs. Angus McDonald, St. worked - on theii. project. Some examples Mr. and Mrs. Alan Falconer, Tony, Tim Helens; visited Sunday evening: with Mrwere potholderS, cuOions and makeup and Amy visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. '4 and 'Mrs. -Carl McClenaghan. - bags. They also discussed a cover page for Glover of Sarnia. - Raymond Des Roehes and Joe Blackport - '''' their project books, and its going to be a Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Elliott of Arcona, arestayingfor four days with Mt and Mrs. • mouse quilting: " '' . • Jennifer, Heather and David, visited Satur- , Carl Mcgcnaghan while deer hunting. - daySpeiran of Brussels onthe arrival of their with 11/4/,1r; and M.ri. Walter Elliott and .Cnngratulations to Mr. and Mrs Bradley K, ' • . . ' - i BOWLING , . , Sunday School practise will be .held on baby daughter, on November 4, at Listowel Sunday, November 11 -at' 2 -p.m. in the Hospital, a • sister for Sarah. t • ' concert to be held around December 16. were Tuesday visitors • with: her parents, Town and d couuyy league Sunday School room for the Christmas- Mr. and Mrs, Joe Dutharthe of Ooderich Mr. and Mrs -Elroy Laidlaw. , , On Monday .Mr. and Mrs. John Uuldriks and friends arrived from northern Ontario MI • and Mrs. Russell -McGuire accom- Men's' high single AriEtneweih with 213 to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill panied by Mrs. Walter Quanz and -Mrs. ' and high double, till Uuldriks with 379. Uuldriks and helped Mrs. Uuldriks cele- Donald Pugh of Pahnerstont spent 'the 1 Ladies high was Janet McPherson with a brate her birthday with Mr. and Mrsweekend in Wyoming, Michigan where , single of 189 and a double of . 341 Kloostra, Mr. and Mrs. Ritsema and Mr. they attended the fiftieth 'wedding anniNfer- Team standings Reds 2, Oranges 3, and Mrs. H. Caetier, all of VVingham. Mr. sary of cousins, Mr4 and Mrs. Robert ' - Yellows 5, Greens 0, Blues 0, Violets 5. , . 13rechin: Mary Hehn also accompanied them to visit friends in' Warren, Michigan and Sarnia. Craft WO:ma • 1 cook tor MO Page Ulsevt FRESH GRADE `11' 2.18/kg FOR ROASTING OR FRYING SAVE 11.02 2 kg .. FINE GRANULATED ITE SUG • • TURDAY NOV O/84 NEW DUNDEE BUTTER SALTED • OR • , UNSALTED lib. SUPER SPECIAL REGULAR GROUBE• • McNAIR PIECES OR CHOPPED AUNT SUPER SPECIAL • SCHNEIDERSi• RED HOT OR • DUTCH TREAT FRANKS 450 g SUPER SPECIAL scHNEIDERS 9 VARIETIES COOKED MEA' SLICED 175 g • PKG. 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