The Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-12-20, Page 150
On Friday evening a very enjoyable
Christmas concert was I.held at the Centre.
The Theme of :an "Old Fashioned(
Christmas" was emphasized [by the
beautiful decorations _arid ,kerosene .lamps.
The .evening began with sleigh rides pro-
vided ‘by John Farrell and Doug Mac-
donald. Then over a _hundred sat sdnwn to
a bountiful supper. •The program consisted
of readings, ca pageant by The children as
a chorus sang ¢Mary _had :a Baby"; and
pageant narrated by Sarn and Heather
Finnie .and portrayed bysome of the
adults. These were directed 'by Irene
Boyle. After enrol singing Santa arrived
with a bag of gifts and treats for the
children. The committee of Joyce Farr
and Shirley MacDonald are to be con-
gratulated on arranging such .an °enjoyable
evening for the community.
Kay Collins, Sandra and :Matthew
McGillivray spent Thursday and Friday in
Waterloo. They visited Margie and David
Lochhead, Shauna, Rachel and Devon.
Marg and Merrald Kuehl and Uncle Sam
Wisner.
Don and Marilyn Reid visited Murray
and Gertie Henderson in Lucknow on
Saturday . evening. On Sunday, Don,
Marilyn, Brian and Jo visited Josephine
MacTavish in Lucknow.
A number from Purple Grove went by
bus to Toronto on Saturday to see the
"Living Christmas Tree" at the People's
Church and really enjoyed the
performance.
Everyone is happy to hear that Stuart
Dore has returned Lunn the hospital to his
home in Bervie.
Marion and Bob Emerson and Jane Her -
Lancers defeat
Teeswater
The Lucknow Lancers picked up their
second straight win on the weekend as
they posted a 9 - 3 victory over a shor-
thanded Teeswater squad. The Lancers
got on the scoreboard first as Larry Mac-
Pherson picked up the puck and just
went straight to the Teeswater net and
scored.
The visitors :got. that one back to tie the
score, :but Rod :Simpson and Scott
Hackett scored one each to give the
Lancers . a 3 - 1 lead after one period. The
Lancers built .up a 6 - 1 lead in the se-
cond as that scoring machine Art . Clark
,picked up two goals and Dan Gilchrist
getting one
Art Clark .added once more in ,the third
for the hat ;trick while Dan and Grant
Gilchrist scored one each for a final 9 -
3 score.
Brad Priestap picked up five assists for
the Lancers and Dean Lindsay picked up
his first win the Lancer's net.
BITUAR'
`Thomas Luther Parker
Tom Parker, of Washington, died
,peacefully, at St. ,Mary's General
Hospital, ,Kitchener, after a courageous
battle ,against cancer, on Saturday,
December 2, 1989, in ;his 54th year.
Mr. Parker 'was a son • of the late
Thomas Parker and ;Elizabeth Dickson.
He was the loving thfand of the
former Gwendolyn 'Treleaven {formerly
of Lucknow) of Washington; dear father
of Bradley and his wife Pamela, Glen
and his friend Evelyn, :all of Kitchener.
He Will be .sadly missed by chis :four
grandchildren, xary;Scott, Erik and
Jessica; sisters Betty McBride of LiiY
and Goldie ;hypos of ?Brumalea; his foster
mother, Mrs. , Mtnr_ial '.Smith of Kirkland
Lake and :a daughter-in-law, Lynn Parker
of DruMbo.
Mr. 'Parker was .a former employee of
BF ;Guodri h :for 13. years and vas costa -
than at the Plattsvtlle Public School fore
'the past 11 years. He was An aVill ,rac-
coon Thu ter -and ,outdoorernan.
The funeral vas conduotsd from the
Glendinning 'Funeral llome, Platts it le
with intet ioent in PlattsVille 'Cemetery.
-on attended the Bedford -Emerson wedding,
at .Charing Cross United Church on
Saturday.
Dick McCosh and Bruce Colwell return-
ed form taking .a .course in Tennessee.
George and Enid Harris and daughters
Elizabeth and Patti from Westhill spent
Saturday -with Don and `only Robertson.
Patrick Farrell visited with Jim and
Fran Farrell.
Kerry and Kevin Harrigan of Toronto
and Kevin Boyle of London spent the
weekend with Saris and Heather Finnie.
They and Sam, Heather, Gabrielle and
Spencer had dinner with 'Francis and Irene
Boyle in Ripley on Sunday.
Allan and Alice :Gamble hosted the Gam-
ble Christmas .last Sunday in the Legion
Hall. Thirty of the family attended. Joe
and Janice Hodgins, Michael and Kelly
had supper with Marion Gamble on
Sunday.
Pat Porter, Lori and Jennifer from
Lucknow visited with Don and Alrna Gillies
on Sunday night.
Congratulations to Jack and Eileen
Carter who celebrated their Goth Anniver-
sary on Sunday at their son Keith and
Isabel Carters.
Gladys Arnold attended the Kinloss
U.C.W. at .Joyce McEwares in Kincardine
on Wednesday afternoon.
Visitors with Don and Anne McCosh on
Wednesday were Jinn and Isabel Brook.
Recent visitors with Marjorie Thompson
were Bert and Eva Nicholson of Kincar-
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dine and Marjorie •Humptnrey of Lucknow.
The Collins ,family held their family
Christmas .at' Dunkeld on Sunday. Those
present included: Katherine Collins, Sandra
and Ed McGillivray and family, John and
Marlene Collins and and family; Glenn and
Doreen Young, Vicki Young, David and
Nicki Young and Lucas of Kinloss;
Maurice Schmidt of Los Angeles, Califor-
nia; Jerome .Schmidt of Mildmay; John
and Patti Schmidt and family and Mrs.
Vida Hair of Walkerton; Rosemary Hunt
and family of Owen Sound; Maurice and
Betty Donnelly and family of Pinkerton:
Mar 'e and David Lochhead and family
and Murray and Mary Lou Schmidt and
family of Waterloo.
The Walter Forster Family had
Christmas with Don and Sandra Forster,
Donna Jean and Douglas on Sunday. On
Wednesday Donna Jean celebrated her 12
birthday with i party for some school
friends. Happy Birthday, Donna Jean!
Brenda Bridge went to Kirkton on
Wednesday 'to the farm of Dave and
Laurie Lee Marshall where the Huron
County Milk Committee hosted 205 elemen-
tary school for a first hand look at the
Dairy farm. The Huron County Dairy
Princess and the Ontario Dairy Princess
both were present. ,
Bette McLeod attended her Grandson
Robert' 6th birthday party at the home of
her son Noel in Etobicoke last week. On
Sunday Bette visited Freda and Dave
Owens in London and Roy and Madeline
Davis in Mount Brydges.
Merry Christmas to all!
Novice house
lore travels
On Friday December 15 the Lucknow
Novice travelled to Ayton for the first
game between these two teams this year.
Adana Cameronstood between the pipes
for Lucknow and made army excellent
saves.
y the end of the first period, the
game was scoreless. The host team was
able to score a goal in the second and
twice more in the third to go into a 3-0
lead.
Dennis Lubbers then scored for
Lucknow, with the assist going to Jordan
Andrew, who was playing his first game
of the year without the goalie pads on.
Robbie McGee scored with Dennis Lub-
bers getting the assist to close the gap,
but Ayton was able to score once more
just before the game ended. Final score
Ayton 4, Lucknow 2.
The next scheduled game is December
22 at 7:00 pm, when Lucknow plays host
to the Ayton team.
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