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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-06-16, Page 20ret r�r �aL P{g t. " �i p�FSfz .r rr, f. • r. :rr . 5 0 PAOU TWINTY Showers Held For Donna Ritchie. • Recently .bnnna Ritchie, bride- .elect: and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. •,'Harvey Ritchie, R,• R. 3 Lucknow; was feted at three' showers. A, community: shower ,was . held Saturday, May 1Sth at Trinity United Church. Mrs. Frank Ritchie• chaired the program whichinclud- ed instrumentals by Joan and Lori Hackett, contests by ° Mrs. John Hunter and Mrs. Bob Irwin, a humorous sililoquy given by Mrs. Gordon Kirkland, and an address ° to the bride read by, Mrs. Jim Hunter. Donna received many miscellaneous gifts and thanked the ladies present. The girls' that assisted her in opening the gifts were Elva Ritchie, Mrs: Jack Miller, Nancy Kirkland and, Mrs. Peter Kiel. A social hour and lunch followed. A relative shower was held ' the following Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jean Papernick in Goderich. A luncheon was served and a sociable time was enjoyed by all. Donna was given a gift of money and other presents. She then repliedtothose. attending. Another shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wilson in Waterloo. •Itt : attendance were former university classmates and friends.. Donna was given a set of co-ordinated bathroom towels. Everyone enjoyed the afternoon and barbecue., Donna, whose marriage to Gary Thompson will take place in July in Red Deer, Alberta, was recently home .for a visit in May. • 0 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO SENIOR CITIZEN CHURCH SERVICE Sunday, June 20th , 9, a.m. St. Mary's Church Lucknow LES PETTER SHOES LUCKN4WLORNE RID PHONE 528.2011:' ,E• SHOE .REPAIR LAWNMOWER BLADE SHARPENING Lions Stage Successful Variety Night ,tOn Saturday, Male Beavty Contest. The Lucknow pistrict Lions Club staged a variety concert in Lucknow arena .on ,Saturday evening which was well attended and "provided an excellent showfor a nominal $1.00 charge. . • Bob Finlay acted as master of ceremonies for the event and judging of the acts was done by Mrs. Donalda Scott, Miss 'Helen Thompson and . Cyril Brown. Clarence Greer was incharge of the speaking system.. The program , was provided by. area Lions Clubs, Lucknow Lions Club and the Lucknow Leo Club. Those participating included: Steve Pritchard, vocalist, accom- panied by his . 'mother Anne Pritchard on piano and sponsored by Lucknow and District Leo Club. Don Kuntz on unicycle and stilts, sponsored 'by the Paradise Lions Club of Heidleberg. Jack Thompson of Teeswater, a magician, assisted by Garry . Bal- lagh and sponsored by. Teeswater Lions Club. ' Cayiey's, Clowns, a group of musicians;from the Lucknow Public School Band and sponsored by Lucknow Lions Club. '. . Ian Mann, pianist, sponsored by Wingham Lions Club: . Lucknow Silver 8, a group of vocalists . and members: of the Lucknow Lions Club. They were Bill Hunter, .Gordon Brooks, Wal - to i nold, Lorne ' Cook, Al H milton, Joe Agnew., Allan Gib- n, Barry McDonagh, Highland dancing sponsored by Goderich Lions Club, with piper Beth 'MacKay; Irish jig by Elise Lindsay; Flora MacDonald's Fancy by Sharon. Whitely; Scotch Meas- ure by Jennifer, Whitely and Heather Lindsay; Barrachs Johnny. by Lisa Whitely and all five girls doing the ' Highland Fling. The Wingham, :Quartette with Archie Hill, DeWitt Miller, Fred Snow and Russ Zurbrigg, sponsor- ed by Wingham . Lions Club.. A Teeswater Skit, "Three on a Bench" starring Brian Jeffray, Nancy Meyer, Jamie Armstrong and Theresa Millen, ' members of the Teeswater Junior Farmers and sponsored by ` Teeswater Lions Club. A piano solo by Betty Ann Leahy, sponsored by Teeswater Lions Club.,, Jim Gaitens, guitarist, Walker- ton, sponsored by Walkerton Lions Club. . Stuart Reavie, incoming . Lions Club president announced the winners: first, Betty Ann Leahy of Teeswater; second, : the Scotch - Dancers and Piper from Goderich; third, the members of the Lucknow Public School Band. A number of the more shapely and well proportioned Lions Club members entered in a beauty contest.. • Bobbie .Jo (Bob) Struthers was reported to be well, ahead of all other entries in the judging and; carried off ' top. prize. Others entered were Roberta (Bob) Mcln- tosh, a carry over from .the. contest of a few years ago, .who keeps gamely trying, but just doesn't seem to.have 'what it takes; Helena` (Harold) Nicholson who had earlier won the Havelock Street contest but didn't stack up in the finals; Geraldine . (Gerry) Priestap who placed well up on the list but was disqualified because of the grass stains on his knees, encountered when planting the garden this past: week; Willetts (Walter) Arnold, wholost out because of his walk which the judges described as being like that of a chicken. Other entries were some out of town gals who had thejudges on the edge of their seats:They were Bernice (Bernie) Toulon of. Ripley and Paula (Paul) Locker of Walker- ton, Miss Dew Drop who wore the latest style in water wear for visiting the. Amazon tropical rain forest during the monsoon season. The hat was suitable for protecting the contestant from coconut throw- ing monkeys. Charlie Webster . was • program co-ordinator for the evening assist- ed by Bob Finlay. TENSION MOUNTS /it is when people do • not know how to play, that they forget how to think and how to live. .. WEDNESDAY,JUNE 16, 1916 41.11111111.1111.1111111111‘111.111.11111111.1r ' DANCE SATURDAY, JUNE 19 At Ripley Complex Sponsored by. 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