The Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-12-05, Page 2644
Atom A team
whomps Teeswater
The Lucknow Atom As really gave it to
Teeswater Tuesday, November 27, putting
away a 9 - 1 win.
Vince Sticklend opened the scoring at
6.48 of, the first period unassisted.. Clint
Murray followed with another unassisted
goal. Ray Dalton scored the third goal with
Brad Rhody assisting.
Adam Skillenwho usually plays in net
came out to ,score two goals, one assisied
by Justin Murray and one unassisted.
Justin Murray added another .hat 'trick to
his already many goals, allof which were
unassisted. Matthew Drennan scored the
ninth goal unassisted.
With so many unassisted goals there
• must have been a lot of individual effort.
This is the Atom As fourth straight win.
Appoint Elston critic...
•from page 2 -
Elston said: "I am honoured to be
elected chairman of the Public Accounts
• Committee and am pleased by the expres-
• ision of trust and support expressed in my
abilities by all members of the committee. I
am also indebted to my Leader David
Peterson who has appointed me to be a
member of the Committee and look
forward to serving the interests of the
people of Ontario as Chairman of Public
Accounts by ensuring a thorough disclos-
ure of the spending of public funds by this
government."
BlltTHS
KEITH - Wanda (Linner) and Murray
• thank God for •the safe arrival of .their
second daughter, Melissa Fay, born Nov-
ember 23, 1984 at 3.45 a.m. weighing 9 lb.
6 oz., a sister for Sharon. Melissa, is the
• fourth grandchild of Audrey and EdWard
Linner of Goderich and Margaret and Evan
Keith of Lucknow. Proud great grandpar-
ents are Robert Scott of • McAuley,
Manitoba and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
• Graham of Lucknow.
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Lucknow Sendnel, ‘Vedneaday, Deeernber 5, 1984—Page 24
Present Sunday School Christmas concert
The Lucknow Presbyterian Sunday
School held their annual Christmas concert
on Sunday, December 2 at 7 p.m.
Prior to the program, piano selections
were played• by Wayne Forster.
Rev. Allisciq Ramsay welcomed everyone
and opened the program with prayer.
The children sang several numbers
under the direction of June Gilchrist, the
Sunday School superintendent and Dale
Gilchrist, a former Sunday School student.
Recitations were presented by the
kindergarten and preschoolers 'class. Those
taking part were Michael Cranston, Kristi
Cranston, Matthew de Boer, Alicia de
Boer, Julie Cleland, Cherie Conley,
Joshua Emberlin, Jolene Emberlin, Lisa
Kwan, Paula Kwan, Craig Moffat and Ean
Moffat. Their teachers are. Jessie John-
ston, Debbie Emberlin, Donna Moffat,
Marg Wilson and Charlene Conley.
Recitations were also presented by
Jackie Murray and Barb Cranston's class,
Katrina Abbott, Angela Cranston, Sara
Cameron, Andrew Cleland, Michael de
Boer, Lee Drennan, Chad Moffat and
Trevor Moffat.
The audience then sang, Good Christian
Men Rejoice. ••
• A pageant entitled, The Family Who
• Almost Missed Christmas, was presented
• by Inez Forster, Judy de ,Boer and June
Gilchrist's classes. Those taking part were
Luke Cranston, .I4ckie Wilson, Jennifer
Cranston, Jason Cameron and Colleen and
Chris Conley.
• ,
An offering was then collected to be sent
to the Children's Aid Society in Walkerton.
The senior classes presented a pageant
.called, Gifts for the Christ Child, and the
parts were played by Brock Raynard, Chris
•Conley, Colleen Conley, Jackie Wilson;
• Alesha Moffat, Cathy Conley, Jason Cam-
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• The audience then joined to sing, Joy to
the World.
• Jason Cameron closed the program with
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