The Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-06-26, Page 144118,
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Californian visits
with area friends
:Mr. and Mrs, Ernest
Beecroft and ',Mr. and
Mrs. Greg Dwyer attend-
ed the wedding on
Saturday evening at the
Exeter United Church of
Angela Beecroft daugh—
ter, of Mr, and Mrs. Kirk
Beecroft, and Wayne
Gaiser.
On Sunday Ernest .and
Marjorie attended the
brunch at the Beecroft's
in Exeter. -
Mr. and Mrs. Bevin
Tiffin attended the
Beecroft/Gaiser wedding
in Exeter on Saturday.
On Saturday morning
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Beecroft attended the
funeral of Stewart
Forsyth at Walkerton.
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Don and Jean 'Ross
visited on Wednesday
with George and Ethel.
Wilson of Georgetown.
The Whitechurch
institute ladies and**nett*
and ladies from Lucknow
and Wingham attended
the barn dance show in
Blyth on Thursday after-
noon. All enjoyed supper
at a restaurant in Blyth
later.
Gladys White, datgb-
ter of Edith Sealy
(Gaunt) from California
visited on Wednesday
with Mildred
McClenaghan, John
Gaunt and Judy Gaunt
and life long friend
Helen Errington of
Lucknow.
This golden oldie was brought in by Gordon
Morrison. The picture is of S.S. # 13, Huron -
Miss Yemen's class and .it was taken on Aug.
31, 1993. Know anybody? Note the abacus
and geography atlas in front.
Grey -Bruce health study continues Sports reports
Peter Bantock, a member of the Grey -Bruce
District Health Council, says the two-phase Health
and Hospital System Restructuring Study is progress-
ing well.. ,
"Our 23 member steering committee has been split
into a number of sub -committees to study and review
different aspects the project," says Bantock. "The
members bring a broad range of skills and experience
as well as their local perspective in support of the
study."
The following sub-committees.will examine. s e-
cific components .of "health: care:.Technical Advisory,Clintea`prograrr s Community Ser ces and Re
l'
Investment, Communications and Community
Consultation, and Facilities and Support Services.
The steering committee " and sub -committees are
supported by the firm of KPMG which was contract-
ed to undertake the project.
Recent visits, to the 12 locations operated by Grey -
The Huron County Board of . Education
SUMMER SCHOOL. 1996
1
Bruce hospitals, by members of the steering commit-
Bantam rays an ams
tee and the consulting team provided an opportunity
to talk to staff, physicians and board members on
issues that concern their local communities.
"There will be ample opportunity for public input,"
says Bantock. Public meetings will take place begin-
ning in September. In the meantime, interested indi-
viduals are encouraged to write down any ideas they
have and send them to the GBDHC office.
The two-phase study for Grey -Bruce started in
1995. It. is a partnership
..."
betweenthe DHAC,, residents
•of:ttwo' counties, 1bca1 hos itials and health care
agencies. The of
the project is to ensure that
residents have access to appropriate high-quality,
cost-effective services. Recommendations will be
made to the Minister of Health based on information
developed during the project on the current system of
health care services, future health care needs, and
workable options.
SECONDARY IMPROVEMENT COURSES
July 8 - July 30 •
English and Mathematics' - Grades 9 through 12
Classes run daily from 8:30 .m. to.12:00 noon.
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CONTINUING EDUCATION
for Adult Students July 2 - August 16
FEES: All courses are free.
LOCATION: All courses, except Continuing Education, are
offered at Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton. Bus
transportation is provided from Exeter, Goderich, Winghain and
Seaforth. Continuing Education courses will be held in 'Vanastra,
Exeter, Wingham and Goderich.
For further information ,contact your local school or
Rob Parr
Principal, Summer School
482-3471
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R. Brown
Chair
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Director
Playing in Exeter on
June 17, the Bantam
Greys' Lee 'the roadrun-
ner' Cranston had a dou-
ble and drove in two runs
to bring the team within
reach, but the . Greys
came up a little short in
the 8 to 5 score.
Paddy Lyons and
Dennis..Andre w each
stole three bases.
The Greys recorded
only two errors in the
game. - °
The. Greys hosted
Listowel at othe
Dungannon diamond on
June 18 and squeaked by
the visitors 9 to 8.
Troy `crusher'
McKenzie had a grand
slam! Justin Brown had 3
RBI, 2 coming off a bunt
in the last inning. Kyle
Elliott had a good bunt,
and: Lyons had three
stolen bases again.
The Greys started off
slow down 7 to 1 but
came .on strong, with a
good effort by the pitch-
ing staff as well.
Soccer
Atom Ticats
The Clinton
Destroyers hosted the
'Mats on June 18. It. was
close° game with Clinton.
winning 1 to 0. Angie
Ritchie's. goal was called
back due to offside by
fellow team mates.
Goalies. were Joel Eadie
and Doug Husk.
Great passing by the
Bantams gave them their
fourth win when they
hosted Blyth on June 19.
Scoring Lucknow's
three goals were Sean
Lougheed, Craig Moffat
and Jordan Andrew.
Atom Mustangs
o s' re The� At ria► ate
team effort gave e them a 2
to 0 win when the team
travelled to Clinton on
June 19 .- to play the
Electrodes. .
There was no score at
half time, .thanks to ,a
great save in net by J.J.
Hubbard with only a
minute left. Lucknow
played their positions
better in the second half.
Sandy Lougheed's
powerful kick on defence
was able to stop several
rushes by Clinton.
Michael Grist and
Cory Hamilton recorded
the two goals.
Squirts
Lucknow's four senior
Squirt teams took part,. in
the Chevrolet sponsored
mini soccertournanient
in Wingham on Saturday.
The Panthers, Sharks,
Lions and Wolves each
played three games. The
weather was wet but
these youngsters demon-
strated great soccer skills
and sportsmanship.
G1vESocA
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THE IODNEY Fo .1' DATLo "OF CANADA
wildlife 'tlrirfia.
What is -:Marbled mur-
relet?: a.chocolate and
vanilla .pound cake, a
threatened species of sea
bir-d,,or a coffee-table •
imported tin) Italy.
Answer: 'The Marbled
murrelet is a threatened.
seabird which inhabits
Canada's Pacific coast.: It
is estimated that there are
between 40,000 and
50,000 marbled murrelets
in B.C.