The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-02-13, Page 28.r,
Lncknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 13, 1985—Page 28
Lindell -Cross is snow queen
Lindell Cross, Miss Ludwow Fall Fair;
was crowned W alterton's Miss ' Snow
Queen on Monday evening. Students of
Walkerton District High and Sacred Heart
Secondary -Schools. participated in the.
pageant. First runnerup was • Shelley
Douglas of' Paisley and second' runnerup
was Mary Colleen Murray of Holyrood.
•'We welcome Don and Janet Brooks and
family to. Lucluiow. They moved into the
home they purchased on Ross Street on
February 2. The house was formerly owned- .
by Arnie Allen and previously by the late
A. E. McKim.
The Lucknow and District Kinettes '
cooked and served dinner to the folks at
Sepoy. Apartments Tuesday, February 5.
Cards were -enjoyed after dinner.
We are glad to have Lorne tcerra of
Highway 86 east home from a long stay in.
University Hospital, London. Welcome
• home,: Lorne..
L' UCKNOW NEWS
by Geraldine Schlosser
We would like to express our sympathy
to the families of the late Douglas Graham.
He passed away at his home in Lucknow on
Flriday.
Charlie Davies spent a few days in
Oshawa, where hismother is very ill.
It was quite a site to see all the transport
trucks alongside the- shop of Paul Gunter
on Inglis Street waiting out the storm. They
all pulled out on Saturday.
Bob Purves, Ed and Brenda Lippert and
Clare Sterner, Pat, Ernie Good and girls of
Goderich and Geraldine and Mike Schlos-
ser visited Veronica and Don Fraser and
families at Whitechurch on Sunday and
helped celebrate James' 8th birthday.
Shows slides of Yukon trip...
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Friendship. Mrs. Stuart Collyer read the
scripture on ' The Greater Love. The
meditation and prayer was taken by Mrs.
George Joynt.
Mrs. Collyer gave a reading, What Is A
Friend, and Mrs. Joynt read a poem, Heart
Gifts. Mrs. Thompson closed the devotions
with a pryaer.
Mrs. Collyer introduced the guest
speaker, Murray Hunter of Wingharn, who
had been on a field trip last June to: the
Yukon with a group of elementary and
secondary school teachers from. across,
Canada. He gave a very interesting
travelogue through slides, describing the
people, the country's climate, geography
CHURCH NEWS
and history, relating interesting experienc-
es he had enjoyed on the trip.
Mrs. Joynt, on behalf of the unit,
'expressed thanks to Mr. 'Hunter for his
most interesting and informative talk.
Mrs. Bob Campbell, unit leader, Con
ducted the business. Reports were heard
from the. treasurer, Mrs. Ken Cameron;
Citizenship, Mrs. Stuart Collyer; Steward-
ship, Mrs. Bob Finlay; Amnesty, Mrs.
Gordon Cayley.
SAVE 1111
Spring is just around the coiner.
Now is the time to finish those
indoor •projects, before .the • warm
weather arrives.
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