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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNSDAY, APRIL 1_._.:6.75
MOSS
Mr.'and Mrs. Sandy Nicholson of
Toronto are visiting at the' home of
Mr, and Mrs. Donald MacIrityre,
Mrs. Jas. Barton of Fergus
t visited with her daughter Mrs.
Allan Graham for the past two
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, weeks. :Steven Ritchie, grade 12 student
of F. E. Madill High School spent
his work week at the Dominion
Road Machinery, Goderich, travel-
ling back and forth with Ira and
Denver Dickie.
The directors of the Kairshea
Institute met at the home of MrS.
Lloyd MacDougall to make out the
Annual Reports.
Lois. Hanna spent the week end
with her friend Beverly Bell.
Mrs. Harry Lavis, Mrs. Cliff
Roulston and Mrs. Clarence Ritchie
attended the Nutrition Workshop in
ortEy.
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CENTRAI -
Reporters: Debbie Lowry, Shelly
Mason, Mark Liddle.
WELCOME
We welcome Lisa and Darryl
Robinson to our school. They came
here from Oakville, Ontario. LiSa is
in Grade two.and Darryl is 'in Grade
three. We hope that they will like it
here.
SPORTS
On Tuesday, April 8, ' Robbie
Lee's team beat Larry Needham's
team' 1-0. They have won the
championship in 'Boy'S Floorhock-
ey. In Girl's Floorhockey, June
MacDonald's team plays Shelley
,Mason's team for the champion-
ship,. Shelley's team has won 1
game.. June's team has not won a
game to date.
LANGSIDE
A 'limber of students in grade 12
at Wingham High School worked
last week at various business
places. Pupils from this district
were Mary Bongertman at Lam-
ont's, Insurance Co. and Robert
Bregman and Ken> Wall at the
research barns in Elora.
Agnes Bregman attended the
VV.M.S. Synodical held at St.
Thomas last week going to St.
Thomas on Tuesday and returning
on Wednesday.
MOVE FROM TEESWATER
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Webster and
family moved to their new home on
Dave Bridle's farm on Saturday
from Teeswater. We wish to
welcome them to the community.
Janette Johnston and friend of
London, Mr. and Mrs. Clark
Johnston of Belgrave, Sandra
Gardner of Lucknow and Mrs.
Gertie Tiffin of Wingham visited
with Mr. and Mrs. George Young
and family on the week end.
Mrs. Neils who had been visiting
with her daughter Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Bregman and family returned
to her home at Stayner on
Thursday.
HELD PANCAKE SUPPER
The Langside Whitechurch
Young Peoples held their pancake
slipper Friday night in the Lang.
side Hall with a good attendance
and an enjoyable time for all.
TO VISIT HOLLAND
Mrs. Peter de Boer will leave for
Holland on Thursday to visit with
her parents and other relatives there.
We are pleased to report that
Mrs. Visser is home again after
spending some time in London and
Wingham Hospitals.
JACK ACKERT
PHONE COLLECT
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Ripley last. Thursday.
Mark and"Nancy Haldenby spent
the week end with their aunt Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Husk.
ST. HELENS
Fourteen tables enjoyed the last
Shoot Party of the season on
Thursday evening in the hall. High
prizes went to John Sproal and
Mary Hehn of Wingham with
second high going to Ross. Erring-
ton and Douglas Miller. The
travelling shoot went to Mrs. John
Finnigan of Wingham.
Mr.' and Mrs. Barry McQuillin,
Jill and Scott of Oshawa were week
end visitors with Mrs. Fred
McQuillin.
Junior Farmer
County Activity
Big Bruce, a large Hereford steer
to promote Bruce County and the
International Plowing Match in
1976, was the centre of attraction at
the Provincial Winter Games at
Walkerton on the week end of April
5. Due to weather conditions the
attendance at the games was not
very large, but anyway here are the
results.
Bruce County took top honours in
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men's and mixed curling and
volleyball.
Ian Grant of Teeswater skipped
the winning rink 'of Dave Grant,
Allan Grant and Andy Grant in
men's competition. Larry. Brovvri
skipped the curling' winning rink of
Mary Alexander, Gary Collins and
CheryleWarinington. , Bruce
County defeated Essex in the final
volleyball game but lost to Kent
County in men's basketball.
Wellington County won the men's
bowling, while Halton won the
women's contest.