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1•? -liana liVeduesday, January
ancers his
The Lucknow Lancers
hosted. the 1995/96 All Star
game last Saturday evening.
.The official: eeremeuis
including the singing of
Canada by Carrie Muiray.
iingh ,.ITodges, of
Clinton, a Life Member 'of
the WCAA,, dropped the
official puck to begin the
game. The puck was one. the
players had never ;seen
before. It was a replica of
the puck used in the first
4996
All Stars
hockey game between
Queen's University and the
Royal Military College u
1856«
The puck was square and
one side contained all the
information listed ab v,ve,
On the other side was the
style of hockey Manse(' in:
those days - resemblinga
field hockey stick or a
boomerang. shape.
The puck was used until
the first whistle § which did-
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Visit over 40,000 square feet of carpet
and furniture showroom
n't take too long; The square
puck just R didn't seem to
have the zing our Senior B
players ale used to.
Members of the Lancer
teamplaying for the South
were: Adam Skillen, Chris'
Michie, Steve Michie,; Brad
Priestap, Brad Murrayand
pale Priestap.
The North won the gam
to:4;
Lancer personnel had the.
honor of being on the bench
with :tie South; team; Gerald
Murray, coach, Ron Stanley, ,.
,manager and Ken Irwin and.
Les Livingston trainers
Suowinobi le' ip
Know basic first acid.
Knowitig'how to respond in
any kind of emergency
could save a.'friend's life.
The Lancers hosted the Senior BAll Star Game in Lucknow last Saturday
night. Lancer goalie Adam skillen, started off -in net for. the South team and
displays his acrobatic style in this attempt by the North (right) to score.. The
North defeated the South 916 4. (Pat Livingston photo)
Smyths back fi
George and Barb Smyth
have returned from a four'
day trip to Eaton, New
Hampshire where they.
delivered a truck load load of
snowblowers after they
received A lot of snow down
there.
There was four feet of
snow in the fields " and
another foot fell on Friday.
They', visited with friends
and enjoyed the. pretty
scenneryespecially at the ski
hills, of Vermont.
1 •Other loads of snow
blowers were delivered to
Maybe you figure other retailers in
your Iirte of business are going to cut
back their advertising so "id's safe for
you, too. Right?
New Hampshire,
Pennsylvania, . Vermont,
Maryland, New York etc.
along the pastern Seaboard.
Its an ill wind that doesn't
blow someone good
Welcome borne to Ross
and Mary Ann Brindley
who enjoyed ,a weeks' vaea-
-tion at Puerto Vallarta,
Mexico, Arriving home on
Friday, they were, surprised
to -see the snow banks gone,
Snow disappeared quick-
ly this past week due to
mild temperatures and rain,
even thunder and lighten-
ing. St. Helen's. Snowmobile
Poker Rally was . postponed.
to Jan. ,28 weather ; permit-
ting.
Congratulations to Bob
and Doreen McCormick
second best decorated; home
at Christmas time, chosen
by the new Optimist Club
of Lucknow and District.
Approximately 50 per-
sons attended a : special
meeting called`' by the
Township ` of West
Wawanosh, held at ':the
You're in com etition for the consu r er'
doll r wrth'e r ry t her etailer' in town, " no
matter i h t.•h sells.. Peb le have .ori , ys ►
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spend :tbern ' �° forwhat
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the: for somethin . else
astern Seaboard
Dungannon Senior Citizens Dungannon United Church.
Centre on Saturday, to hear Received into the church
and receive written individ= by Confirmation was Justin.
ual problems concerning the Brown, Sara Campbell,
1995 Drainage Works Chris Durnin and Tray
This
This special meeting. was McKenzie.
called after approximately UCW
25 • concerned citizens : Margaret Errington was
attended the Jan. 2nd W.W. hostess for the January
Council meeting addressing meeting of Dungannon/Nile
drainage problems. ': UCW.
There were lots of win- . Rollcall "What • does
ners at . Dungannoa Senior Stewardship mean to you?"
Citizens Centre on, was well responded to by
Wednesday' evening. ;lfi members and friends.
Bernice Henry and Jim A table display of Curio's
Errington had the high of Donna Young outlined
scores, Low prizes were her feature on birds, along
split; between " , Doreen with Biblical Scriptures
McCormick and ""Sally" on describing ' "the needs of
the pink cards, between birds pertaining to steward-,
John Harris, Harvey Culbert ship, concluding with a
and Harold Elliott in white musical Rapt in rhythm.
cards. ` " Reports were received by
Get well wishes were President Jean Errington.
extended to ' Harold Luncheon was "served by
Gardner, Nei;s Pearson and tea hostesses Beth Dickson "
Isabel Kilpatrick. .. .andd Marina Parks.
Communion was served Thanks to dapghter Lexie
by the Elders and Rev. Alex Murch, Willetta
McGilvery at the Sunday McWhinney was able to
Morning ' Service at worship with us.
Upcoming
Kairshea meet ' ag meetings
by Mk to Bradley
Alice Ritchie was: the
hostess for ,the : Kinloss
Kairshea women's Institute
on Jan.18. The directors,
Alice Doeiman and Millie!
MacKenzie, assistedby the
hostess served dessert -and
beverage.
Donna McBride, vice
president, presided. She
opened by reading two let-
ters,
-
which were written to
George Burns, regarding the
reason for his long.life'000
yew Old this week) and his
humorous" replies.Vera
Schmidt ; read some verses
of the Beatitudes for the
scripture.:
Ruth Langer', convenor
for Family and. Consutuer
Affairs, gave an interesting
article" Milk of Farmers'
I induesa", written by Keith
Roulston of The Rural
oico. Onc hundred farmers
from. seven 'counties ' in
Ontario donate 12,000
litres
of milk per month to. Food
Banks, where 50 per cent of
milk is used by children.
She also reported briefly on
the Omnibus Bill #26,
which is prominent in the
news now and is having the
final reading on Jana 29.
Muriel MacKenzie, pro-
gram co-ordinator, gave an
educational and informative
report "Marketing the
Women's Institute". There
are now 70 million Institute
members in 70countries of
the world.
Ruth Langen, Marion
MacKinnon and Muriel
MacKenzie put on a humor-
ous skit - "Flexibility'''. we
must not be afraid to try
new : "formats." and ideas at
our :meetings. Thirteen
members. andone visitor
answered the Miceli by
telling about the., first'
Institute -they had attended,
tune Gilchrist gave the
courtesies and the meeting
closed; with "0 'Canada."
Pork Producers
The 1996. Bruce County
Pork Producers annual,
meeting will be held. on
Feb.h at the Dunkeld
Tavern, R.R. #4 Walkerton,
beginning with dinner ,at 6.
p.m.
Updates regarding recent
contract negotiations will be,
given by First Vice
President, Helmuth
Spreitzer and local director,
Andy Ernewein.
for furthertforrnation or
reservations call Clare
Willard at 519-367-5233.
Wheat and Corn
Producers.
The Bruce County Wheat
Producers and the Bruce,
County Com`Producers will.
hold their annual meeting ..
on Feb. 1, at the Ripley
Legion. Registration is at
9:30 a.m. w
There will be a noon
lunch and the guest speaker
is Brian Midge, marketing
specialist, R idgetown.