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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-11-02, Page 19Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 2, 1983—Page 19 community news Shower November bride A delightful bridal shower was held recently at the home of Jannet Drennan, Ross Street, Lucknow for Liz Palmer of Wingham, formerly of Toronto, who will marry Paul Drennan of Ashfield Township on November 5. The bride and her attendants, Stephanie Walker, sister of the bride, and Jennifer Drennan, sister of the groom, entered the living room to strains of Here Comes the Bride, played on the piano by Isabelle Shepherd. A short humorous program was conducted by Dawn Myhill, Toronto, after which the bride and attendants, assisted by little Lisa Bruce of , Kincardine, opened the many beautiful and useful gifts and cards of best wishes. Liz, in her charming manner, thanked everyone for the lovely gifts, those who arranged the shower and helped in any way. A delicious lunch was served by the hostesses, Lorraine Stewart of Guelph and Dawn Myhill, assisted by Emily Drennan, Ashfield, mother of the groom. A get acquainted chit chat followed, after which the bride arid her mother, Elsie Palmer, left for home amid best wishes from the guests. Guests attended the shower from Toronto, Guelph, Wingham, Bayfield, Goderich, Auburn, Nile, Exeter, Kincardine, Lucknow, Ashfield Township and Holyrood. Attend arthritis conference Volunteers from across the Bluewater Region of The Arthritis Society gathered in Hanover this past weekend for their annual conference. Representative from Lucknow was Catherine Andrew. Milt Alley, Hospital Administrator at the Shelburne District Hospital, who is the Bluewater Region Chairman, thanked the delegates for attending the Campaign Celebration Meeting and indicated that overall he was very pleased with the success of the campaigns. Cheques amounting to $124,003.00 were, presented to Mary Guse, Regional Field Representative for The Arthritis Society. Many of the volunteers in attendance have been working for The Arthritis Society for as long as twelve years, Ross Morrison, Executive Vice -President for the Ontario Division of the Society expressed the pleasure of the Ontario Board at the • continuing success of volunteer activities in the Bluewater Region, "There is no other like it in Ontario," Mr, Morrison said, "You people continue to outshine most of the fifteen Regions in the Ontario Division by increasing your per capita consistently each and every year/' Mr. Morrison further expressed that the current five year program of The Arthritis Society "Basic Research" was well under- way, Midgets open hockey season By George Gibson The Lucknow Midget season began early with a scheduled game in Mildmay on October 27. The game, characterized by lack of discipline and consistency mi both teams, ended in a 3 - 3 tie. in a game that Lucknow should have won, team strategy of strength up the middle was made difficult when centernten Gtant Murray and Dan Gilchrist received 10 and 8 minutes, respectively, in minor penalties, most of the reaction type. in fact, five of the 6 goals scored involved man advantage situations and both power play goals against Lucknow were scored when Lucknow was two men short. On the scoreboard, Lucknow's first of the season went to Dan Gilchrist from Irwin, Mildmay came back with two and held the lead into the break but early in the third, Chris lrwin tied the score from G. Murray and Gilchrist on a power play that lasted five seconds. Although the Lucknow team appeared to control most of the third period, Mildmay pulled ahead on a lucky bounce about the halfway mark and tightened up defensively, M 6.14 however, Grant Murray ended the scoring on a goal from McKim to tie the game at three The first Midget home game is a November 14 rematch against Mildmay, Treat Someone Special to Dinner.. DAILY DINNER SPECIAL Includes Sailaad Bar, Dessert Tea or Coffee DAILY LUUCHECIV SPECIAL NOVEMBER SPECIAL Gift Certificates: 10% Off What a Great Christmas Gift Idea! L.(.4"riscord Lander L L g 0 Riverboat Restaurant 132 Jos,e-phin,e St. Wingham.• 357-1633 Mon, - Sat. 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m SILVER LAKE �! OTTER LAKE A I E P«__ -- 3rd NGE SOOT/{ Z' LOT 1/ Lor LOTZJ LOT24 OT 25 -=BLOCK 4 u'C9 LOT . MrZ Lor 10 LOt JC LOT /2 J Lor 1.., Cor 14 Lor l9 LOT 16 0 E P M 2 .,ter LAND TO BE REZONED C5 TENT a TRAILER PARK a COMMERCIAL CAMP. 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The bride and her attendants, Stephanie Walker, sister of the bride, and Jennifer Drennan, sister of the groom, entered the living room to strains of Here Comes the Bride, played on the piano by Isabelle Shepherd. A short humorous program was conducted by Dawn Myhill, Toronto, after which the bride and attendants, assisted by little Lisa Bruce of , Kincardine, opened the many beautiful and useful gifts and cards of best wishes. Liz, in her charming manner, thanked everyone for the lovely gifts, those who arranged the shower and helped in any way. A delicious lunch was served by the hostesses, Lorraine Stewart of Guelph and Dawn Myhill, assisted by Emily Drennan, Ashfield, mother of the groom. A get acquainted chit chat followed, after which the bride arid her mother, Elsie Palmer, left for home amid best wishes from the guests. Guests attended the shower from Toronto, Guelph, Wingham, Bayfield, Goderich, Auburn, Nile, Exeter, Kincardine, Lucknow, Ashfield Township and Holyrood. Attend arthritis conference Volunteers from across the Bluewater Region of The Arthritis Society gathered in Hanover this past weekend for their annual conference. Representative from Lucknow was Catherine Andrew. Milt Alley, Hospital Administrator at the Shelburne District Hospital, who is the Bluewater Region Chairman, thanked the delegates for attending the Campaign Celebration Meeting and indicated that overall he was very pleased with the success of the campaigns. Cheques amounting to $124,003.00 were, presented to Mary Guse, Regional Field Representative for The Arthritis Society. Many of the volunteers in attendance have been working for The Arthritis Society for as long as twelve years, Ross Morrison, Executive Vice -President for the Ontario Division of the Society expressed the pleasure of the Ontario Board at the • continuing success of volunteer activities in the Bluewater Region, "There is no other like it in Ontario," Mr, Morrison said, "You people continue to outshine most of the fifteen Regions in the Ontario Division by increasing your per capita consistently each and every year/' Mr. Morrison further expressed that the current five year program of The Arthritis Society "Basic Research" was well under- way, Midgets open hockey season By George Gibson The Lucknow Midget season began early with a scheduled game in Mildmay on October 27. The game, characterized by lack of discipline and consistency mi both teams, ended in a 3 - 3 tie. in a game that Lucknow should have won, team strategy of strength up the middle was made difficult when centernten Gtant Murray and Dan Gilchrist received 10 and 8 minutes, respectively, in minor penalties, most of the reaction type. in fact, five of the 6 goals scored involved man advantage situations and both power play goals against Lucknow were scored when Lucknow was two men short. On the scoreboard, Lucknow's first of the season went to Dan Gilchrist from Irwin, Mildmay came back with two and held the lead into the break but early in the third, Chris lrwin tied the score from G. Murray and Gilchrist on a power play that lasted five seconds. Although the Lucknow team appeared to control most of the third period, Mildmay pulled ahead on a lucky bounce about the halfway mark and tightened up defensively, M 6.14 however, Grant Murray ended the scoring on a goal from McKim to tie the game at three The first Midget home game is a November 14 rematch against Mildmay, Treat Someone Special to Dinner.. DAILY DINNER SPECIAL Includes Sailaad Bar, Dessert Tea or Coffee DAILY LUUCHECIV SPECIAL NOVEMBER SPECIAL Gift Certificates: 10% Off What a Great Christmas Gift Idea! L.(.4"riscord Lander L L g 0 Riverboat Restaurant 132 Jos,e-phin,e St. Wingham.• 357-1633 Mon, - Sat. 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m