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The LUCKNOW SENTINEL
ILLICKNOW, ONTARIO
"Tiles Bailey Town" — On the Huron-Bruce Boundary
Second Class Mail Registration Number 0847
Established 1873 — Published Wednesday
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Bill McWhinney of R. 6 Goderich
was a • recent S25 winner in the
Wintario lottery. •
Mrs. Philip Steer, Mrs. Don Bell
and Wayne and Beverley of Kinloss
Township are 'spending this week
in Orlando,, Florida and other
places of interest in that area. They
rna6P the trip by bus.
Mrs. George LOckhart of Luck-
now was admitted to Wirigham
Hospital on Wednesday of last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Rc!cc Curnring of
Liacknnow have returned frOm a two
.week holiday to the South. They
flew to Miami Florida where they
spent two days and from there took
fotir day cruise to Nas4u, and
Freeport. They rensrned from
Florida by bus spending three days
in Detroit with Ross brother Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Curriniirip
Brian Cranston, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Cranston of R. R. 2
Lucknow. commenced a course in
electronics this week at Radio
College of Canada in Toronto.
Mrs. Elizabeth' Suter. and Mr.
and Mrs. Rod Wraith and family of
Wingham were Sarurday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John Wraith,
Lucknow.
Mrs. Harold Nicholson of Luck-
now recently spent a week in
Wiugham Hospital where she had
surgery.
Thos. J. Salkeld of Lucknow
returned to his .home after spend-
ing the past three months with his
daughter Dr. Helen Salkeld at
North Gower.
Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson.
Allison and Amberley of ,Guelph
visited on the weekend with his
parents Mr. and 'Mrs. H. D.
Thompson in Lucknow and her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
Thorburn at Amberley.
Susan Thompson of Lucknow is,
spending a few days this week with
Joanne Thompson in Brampton.
Wayne Carter of Lucknow is a
patient in Witigharn Hospital after
'suffering back injuries in a.
broomball game Sunday night in
Teeswater.
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HODGINS - to Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Hodeins (Joan Henderson) of
Goderich on Saturday, March 12.
IQ -- in Victoria Hospital. London.
a son Brian Ronald. 6 lb. 8'1 07..
grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Kelvin
Henderson of , Kincardine and Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Hodgins of
Lucknow.
CAMPBELI - to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Campbell of R. R I
Belgrave 'on Monday, March 21,
lg .—. al Wuigham and District
Hospital., a daughter.
McCRI-TARY Keith and titoiin
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announce the sate arrival 01 Ih'it
daughter. Allivnn I stmt. in \I
Joseph's Hospital, I
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Mrs. Don Bell, Wayne and Rev
and Mrs, Philip Steer are holiday-
ing this week in Florida.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. James Burt were Mrs. Bob
Rennie and boys of Orangeville and
Nancy Burt and friend of London.
Cynthia and Jim McCarter of
Wallaceburg are spending some of
their holidays with their cousins
Teresa, Mike and Jeff Murray.
Weekend guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Evan Keith were Mr, and
Mrs. Murray Tuck, Scott and Mich-
ael of Oakville, Brian. Keith and
Louise . Coneybeare of Toronto,
Murray Keith and Wanda Linner of
Waterloo. On Saturday night they
all attended a family dinner at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zinn
and family to celebrate the
birthdays of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Graham and Mr. Wm. F. MacDon-
ald. Also attending were Mrs.
MacDonald. Mrs. Ervin Zinn,
Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Hackett and family, Ashfield, Mr.
and Mrs. Ron Ferguson, Wood-
stock and Mrs. Don Forster, Purple
Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Ab Needham of
Niagara Falls visited with Mrs.
Clarke Needham and 'attended the
SOth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Needham of Ripley.
Mrs. Allan Maclrityre, Helen,
Heather and Margaret MacInryTe
attended the Ice Capades in
Kitchener on Saturday.
The Young Canada week is on
during the school break again in
Goderich., Some of the local hockey
teams are participating. Good luck
with your games boys,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan MacDougall.
Heather and David were at the Ice
Capades and visited with Grace
and Audrey MacDougall of Or-
angeville.
Mr. and Mrs. Huntley Dawson
have returned from their month's
holiday in Naples, Florida.
THE LUCKTiOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW. ONTARIO
Ripley Lions
Hold Annual
Skating Carnival
The annual Ripley and District
Skating Carnival, organized by the
Ripley and District Lions, was held
on Friday, March 18 in the
Recreation Complex. A good
crowd of spectators and particip-
ants were in attendance.
Master of ceremonies was Alan
McLean. Judges included Mrs.
' Mary MacDonald, Mrs. Marg
Fuller and Mrs. Helen Henderson.
Miss Cathy Hienz was the special
guest skater. Miss Hienz 'is the
teaching instructor at . the Meaford
and Owen Sound Skating Clubs...
The following is a list of winners
in the special divisions. Francis
Boyle was the oldest skater and
Snzanne Paquette was the yOung-
est skater i2 1 '2 years). Mr. and
Mrs. Frank VanKooten had the
largest family on skates.
The list of winners in the
costume section were ,as follows:
Fancy "Dress over 6 years. Janene,
Seiler. Laurie Farrell. and Mark
Dahmer: Character,. costume 6
years and under. Japene Hodgins.
John and Brian Kelly and Caley
Barber: over 6 years. Joanne
Sellers. Michele Burnett. John
Forster: Fancy Clown costume. 6
years and under. Brian Farrell.
Suzanne Paquette. Trina Lowry;
over t, years. Darlene Coiling and
Helen Kempron. Bobby Cameron,
Larry Needham: Senior. Lynn.
Armsnrong, Laurie Coning. Pam
Putman: Comm. Costume. 6 years
and under. Tommy Fleming: over 6
years. Heather Scott. Todd Wald-
en. Jeff Brooks ,. Senior. Marina
Cameron. Jean Coiling. Shiela
MacDonald: Best Dressed Lady.
Danny MacDonald. Francis Boyle.
Larry Nixon; Best Dressed Man.
Irene Boyle, Jim Needham. David
McLean: Best Dresssed Couple.
Lynn and Gayle Lowry. Danny
Sraeltzer and Jeff 'Scott. Jim and
Dorothy, Needham.
Winners of the races included:
Boys under 6 years. David Van-
Kooten. Steven C.ourtney. Shawn
Fleming: Girls under 6 years.
Kerry Lynn Paquette. Micky Paqu-
ette. Tanya Stiobelen: Boys 6. -
and 8 years. Blair, Scott. Jeff
Godfrey. Clinton Twolen: Girls 6. -
and 8 years. Vicki Rutledge.
Barbara Smith. Jill Denstedt: Boys.
10 and 11. Kenny Elliott.
Mitchell Twolen, Kevin Boyle:
Girls 9. 10 and 11. Glenda Gamble.
Debbie VanKooten. Lisa Gamble:
Boys jt2, 13 and 14. Jeff MacTav-
zsh, Brian Gamble. Paul Irwin;
Girls 12. 13 and . 14, Heather
MacDonald. Janice Elliott, Shelley
Farrell.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1977
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