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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-11-18, Page 11SP Page 1O--Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 18, 1987 Company and callers Mr. and Mrs. Don Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. Don McCosh of Purple Grove visited with Dorothy Collins, Lucknow and Ruth Needham in Dryden Manor. Ruth is now a resident there. They also visited with other residents there on Monday. Many from the Grove attended the lun- cheon and bazaar sponsored by Knox Presbyterian Church on Saturday. The Of- ficial Opening of the new Ripley Library was also held on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Forester left Satur- day for their winter home in Pinellas Park, Florida. Their daughter, Carolyn Johnston accompanied them for a southern holiday. The Grove Bible Study group met at the homes of Bette MacLeod and Alma Gillies on Tuesday morning. The community extends sympathy to the family of the late Malcolm McKenzie whose funeral was held Friday in Ripley. Brenda Bridge visited recently in Toronto with her friend Cassie Martin. 4-H Achievement Night for the club On- tario Fruits and Vegetables was held Mon- day night at the Kinloss Public School. All the Purple Grove members received their club. Congratulations ! Sympathy is also extended to Jack and Janet Farrell and family on the passing of Janet's sister-in-law, Edna Hutton of Bluff- ton, Alberta. Janice Miller and Rachel of Thorndale visited Saturday with Jack and Janet Farrell. Earl and June Elliott, Joyce Farrell and girls, Paul and Nancy Greenwood and fami- ly, Ian and Sherri Elliott and Steven and Janice Elliott and daughter Lyn of Blind River attended the wedding of Earl's nephew Paul Elliott in Warren, Michigan, this weekend. They also visited with June's brother Roy Stephen at Westland, Michigan. Visiting Sunday with Roy and Maureen Collins and family were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Green of Arthur, Sandra Carroll of Waterloo, Joan Hill and Jason of Port Elgin and Morley and Deanna Scott. Happy Birthday to Kristy McGillivray on Monday this week! On Sunday, Lorne Ar- nold of Kincardine, Eunice Emmerton, Rick and Debbie McGillivray, Jamie and Reanne, and Kay Collins were guests of Kristy and her family. Kristy is the daughter of Ed and Sandra McGillivray. Wednesday night visitors with Don and Tiny Robertson were Elizabeth Robinson, Maudie Fisher, Catherine McIntosh and Rena . McNab. On Thursday night Paul and Carrie Murray visited the Robertsons. Marjorie Thompson and Bert Thompson had supper last Sunday with Mac and Fiore ce Nicholson. Visiting this week with Baas and Connie Van der Hoek was Kathy Ross of Bracebridge. The family of Baas and Connie also took them to brunch Sunday and celebrated Connie's birthday. Happy Birth- day tomorrow Connie! Bette McLeod has moved to Marion Gam- ble's apartment for the winter. Welcome Bette ! Visiting with Marjorie Thompson on Tues- day were Ruth Strathde of Edmonton and Mable Hewitt of Kincardine. Vera Hodgins of London visited with Marj for the weekend. Hockcy is here The Lucknow Bantams opened their season of hockey with two fast skating, hard played, close games last week. While the team played extremely well, they un- fortunately came up on the short end of the score board in both contests. Teeswater 6 - Lucknow 5 Just eight seconds into the. new season, Lucknow's Brad Murray scored his team's first goal of the year. Murray took the puck from the face-off and beat the startled goalie with a powerful shot that found the mark between the pads. Murray's line of Rod Crich and Donnie Gammie skated well together and clicked for a total of four of Lucknow's five goals on the night. The other goal came from defenseman Jamie Johnston on a rocket from the blueline. Johnston was fed by Dale Priestup. The balance of the team showed some good moves and lots of hustle, but also showed that they'll need a little more ice time with their new linemates to get on track. Tiverton 6 - Lucknow 5 On Friday night, back in Lucknow, the Bantams played a stronger game and out - shot their opponents in a losing effort. The home team was victimized by some unusual goals as blueline floaters and hop- ping pucks found their way, into the net. The line of Murray, Gammie and Crich again accounted for the bulk of the scoring. So the season is underway and the boys have a lot of work to do while having fun and developing a team spirit. The Lucknow Pee Wee A's opened the current hockey season with a big win against Ripley last Friday night in Lucknow. While the Lucknow team ac- cumulated 16 minutes in penalties during the contest, they still managed 8 goals to Ripley's 4. Mathew Sproul opened the scoring for the season with an assist from Rob Crich. The second goal of the nioght came just 51 seconds later when Clint Murray scored - assisted by Steve Porter and Matt Drennan. Vince Sticklend opened the second period of play with a tally assisted by.Matt Sproul. The fourth goal for the home team came from the stick of Justin Murray with Chris Stevenson drawing the helper. Vince Sticklend got his name On the game sheet again when he netted a goal with help from Warren Andrew and Terry Stanley. The prettiest goal on the night came when Darryl Gibson found the mark unassisted. Chris Stevenson accounted for the seventh and eighth goals. Chris Hum- phrey and Justin Murray assisted. With the first win of the season under their belts now, the Lucknow Pee Wee A's are looking forward to an exciting season of hockey. The team would -like to welcome Doug Stevenson and Greg Hamilton to the coaching staff this year and wish them good luck for the coming season. Company and callers with Bill and Marie Park and family on Sunday were Mrs. Jessie Carpenter of St. Catherines, Ralph Hill of London, Todd Park of Peter- borough, Evelyn Vanderburgh and Pat Johnston of Goderich and Millie Johnston of Nile. Gertrude Park visited in Auburn on Sun- day with her daughter, Verna and husband Tom Hallam. On Thursday she visited with Jack and Gladys Ladd at Black's Point , south of Goderich. Congratulations to Bill and Thelma Sproul of Toronto on their 40th wedding an- niversary. A dance was held at Dungannon Agriculture Hall Saturday evening to honour them where the large crowd danc- ed to Tiffin's Orchestra. Congratulations also go out to Dave and Betty Sproul on their 30th on November 16 and to Clarence and Adeline Allin on their 40th. Ray and Gwen Copeland were in Chesley on Saturday, when his daughter-in-law and son, Michelle and Lorne Copeland became proud parents of 9 lb. 4 oz. Joshua. Con gratulations Grampa. litstettP0 . 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Michelle Gibson and Amy Blake have been "Special Me's Grade One & Two In Health grade 1 and 2 -are talking about safety. This week we concentrated on fire safety. We found the telephone number for the fire station and have checked at home to see it is placed near our telephones. Grade Two & Three Snow! Snow! Snow for Lucknow students. Everyone enjoyed their holiday last Fri- day and had a super day in the snow. The students felt very proud to be part of the Remembrance Day service at the church and Cenotaph on Wednesday. Grade 2-3 felt honoured when Mr. Pike announced that they were chosen "Class of the Month". Nice going Gang! Grade 3/4 Grade 3/4 had a "visitor from outer space" come to our classroom. We were pretending to be reporters who had an ex- clusive with this space "creature". In Health class we finished up our unit on safety and are now doing safety poster for a poster contest we are having in our classroom. We enjoyed the Remembrance Day ser- vice at the Presbyterian Church and the placing of the wreaths at the Cenotaph. We are playing Beach Ball Volleyball in Physed. and think it is lots of fun. Library Gordon Penrose is visiting the school library on December lst. He is known as Dr. Zed in the Owl Magazine. There will be a book fair at the school from December 1 to December 8. All grandparents are invited to do Christmas shopping. ' Grade Four -Five This week we are, learning about Canada. We are also learning how to multiply in math. Last Friday we had ter- rifying math test. This Friday we are go- ing to have a test on Canada. LCPC Grade Five Grade. 5 has an interest in Multiplication this week. In math we have mostly under- taken two digit numbers. All is progress- ing very well! Environmental Studies sees us working at centers in groups looking at nature's symbols and crests. Weare work- ing well and efficiently so we do not fall behind. Our stories • are progressing ex- tremely well. We look forward to seeing the finished product. Grade Six Many of the grade 6's attended the Remembrance Day service at the Lucknow cenotaph on Wed. Nov. 11, 1987. Next week the grade 6's are going for a trip to the Outdoor Education Center in Wiar- ton. On Monday we are preparing for a french test. Grade Seven -Eight Mr. Mckeon's grade 8's are beginning to plan, write, act and produce some T.V. productions. This experience we hope will enable us to view this media with a greater awareness. The skipping club is in full flight now. Club members are progressing rapidly. Soon we will be able to do a great variety of movements. Grade Eight Volleyball has started at Lucknow Cen- tral. We are going to be starting our prac- tices soon. The first practice for the boys is Tuesday at lunch hour and the girls on Monday after school from 3:3Q to quarter to 5:00. Some of our classmates par- ticipated in the band. They played for the Remembrance Day service. Mother Nature was really nice to us this year. It didn't rain or snow. Over all it was a very good day. -� Kindergarten We had a busy time this week. We have learned how different animals prepare for the winter and have learned some songs and verses -about these animals. We now have a Counting Club and the whole class made it into the 25 Club. What good work! We made and shared books called "I Like..."