HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-04-03, Page 10Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 3, 1985—Page 10
Lucknow United Church welcomes new members through confirmation
On Sunday, March 17, the congregation
of Ludknow United Church welcomed in its
fellowship, through transfer of Member-
ship, the following persons: Keith,and Bev
Domm,' from Alsfeldt United Church,
Clifford Pastoral Charge; . Cheryl Hackett
. and Gail Hackett, from Trinity United
Church, Ashfield Township;. Caroline
Agricultural
society plans
safety night
The Lucknow Agricultural Society held
their regularmonthly meeting , in" the
Community Centre on Tuesday, March 26
with 16 members present.
Many donations and vouchers have been
received for use in the prize list of the Fall
Fair September 20 and 21. Cletus Dalton of
First Choice Auction has donated $50 to be
used as an Auctioneer's Special in the
baking section.
A Farm Safety ,night has been arranged
for Lucknow Public School on Wednesday,
April 10 at 8.30 p.m. There will beno
admission charge.
committee was set up to "make
arrangements for the Walter Ostanek
dance on Friday, July 19.
. A $25 donation was approved for the
Easter Seal Telethon on March 31."
A committee volunteered to investigate
the possibilities of holding a demolition
derby this summer.
The main sections in the prize list were
revised with some additions.
OBITUARY
Zetta (Congram) Henderson
Zetta A. Henderson, of London and
formerly of Lucknow died Mardi 15, 1985 at
. her residence at the age of 89.
Born August 6, 1985 in Ashfield Township,
she was the daughter of the late Isaiah
Congram and Elizabeth .Waugh.
She married Wellington Henderson in 1965
and they resided in Ludmow titil moving to
London seven years ago.
She is .survived by her four daughters,
Marjorie Graham of London; Audrey, Mrs.
Douglas Trendi of Listowel; Joy, Mrs. F. M.
Boulton of London and Lois, Mrs. Herb
Nisbet of Atlanta, Georgia. Seven grandchild-
ren and eight great grandchildren also
survive.
The funeral was conducted from the Robert
Trench Funeral Home in Listowel at 1.30 p. m
on Monday; March 18; 1985 by Rev. Gary
Oldridge. Burial to follow in Greenhill
Cemetery, Ludmow.
Pallbearers were 'Chuck Avery, GerryGraham, Murray .Henderson, Ross Hender-
son, Riik Jadison, Gary McMillan and Curt
. Miller.
Lucknow Tops club
elect executive
The Lucknow Tops dub held the instal-
lation of their new officers on March 27.
They are as follows: Leader, Joan Helm;
Co -leader, Lois Farrish; Secretary, Elaine
Irwin; Treasurer, Pat Porter and Weight
Recorder, Marg Wilson.
Ruth Alton was presented with her 10
year KOPS necklace. This is quite an
achievement, maintaining her present
weight for 10 years. Ruth is an inspiration
for all of the Lucknow members.
Come and join TOPS on Wednesday
nights at the -town hall.
Town & Country bowling
Men's high Bill Purdon with a single of
213 and a double of 370.
Ladies high Agnes Farrier with a single
of 183 and a double of 320.
Playoff standings: Anna's Reds 0, Ida's
Oranges 5, Tena's Yellows 3, Mabel's
Greens 2, Greta's Blues 1, Gerda's Violets
4.
Snowden; from Donnybrook United
Church Auburn Pastoral Charge; and
Mary Belle Peddle, from Cedarville United
Church, Oshawa. ` �/'
On Sunday, March 31, fourteen young
people were receivedinto, full membership
at Lucknow United Chuh through adult
baptized and confirmed were Barbara
Willits and Chris Clark Those who were
Willits and Chris Clark. Those who were
confirmed included Sue ' Boyd, Janice
Hackett, Michelle Humphrey, Sandra Hen-
ry, David Cayley, Craig Irwin, Bonnie
Henderson, Denise Helm, Michelle Henry,
Brenda Gibson, Cindy Struthers, and Tracy
Steer. The confirmands were each present-
ed with a gift, a prayer .book, from the
congregation. The sacrament of Holy
Communion was then celebrated. -
A THOUGHT:... "The nature of God is a
circle whose centre is • everywhere and,
whose .circumference is nowhere". (St.
Augustine)
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