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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-05-13, Page 7Stuar r. By Hell Hackett Congratulations . to Larry and Katy Hackett and Stuart on the birth of their new baby girl: last week. Katy's moth- er, Mrs. Janet Cook, Salt Coats, -Saskatchewan, is vis-\ iting with . them for a while Lucknow lthiel, 'Wednesday, May 13, 19$1-r= e 7 now. Mrs. Lorene Alton was the' lucky winner of a Green Machine power. duster,'last .week. Her name was entered in a draw at the .Poultry, Conference held at: London. The Adult Fellowship Group met at the. .home of raphies amps Lucknow Legion . Branch 309 Dart, Club completed a successful season. with : the presentation of trophies and a .dance on Saturday, May, 2nd. President of the Dart Club, James Montgomery, pres- entedthe trophies to Darrell Wisser., most starts;" :Bob Greer, most finishes; Darrell Wisser, most combined. starts and finishes; Art. Erne - welt), highest score..The top team was captained by Dar- rel W isser and team mem- bers, Charlie McQuillin, Pet- er Steer, Russell Whitby and Donald ' MacIntyre. Six teams competed this year. Score keeper was Hen. ry Clark and treasurer, Peter Gerster: In other Legion 'news, the branch will contribute $600 towards new uniforms for the Lucknow- .Intermediate hall, team., . • Lucknow Legion has also booked the Massed Legion Pipe Band with over 200 members, for the Sunday on the weekend of Jamboree 83, commemorating Luck- now's •125th birthday. A Drumhead service and par- ade is planned. Lucknow Legion is fortunate to be able to bring this internationally known band .to Lucknow. for People On ° the Go..... Simplicity Super Twins roll easily, work anywhere, without special plumbing or electrical servicing. Compact size (32" .x, 32" a' 19"). Washes one six pound load, while spin dlrying another (twelve pounds combated). Team your Super Twin with a compact dryer and laundry days can '.become leisure days. Charlie and Mayme Wilkins on Sunday evening. Frank and Lorene Alton and Mayme Wilkins were in charge of the program. The session also met after th e meeting to discuss the 'sacra- ment of communion ,and bap tisma for next Sunday and the anniversary on May .31. Larry and Lois Campbell have just returned from a three week vacation with , their son, Dr. and 'Mrs. Peter Campbell, Robin, Amanda and Lauren at Springfield, Virginia. While there, they attended the . Georgetown Choir of 300 voices, of which their son is a member, at. the Presbyterian Church of Arl- ington, Viriginia. Congratulations to . Joan Hackett. and Terry Hays who were married at Trinity Church on Saturday. Many from the community enjoyed their reception at the Luck - now Community Community Cen re on Saturday night. Mrs.Louise Stroh, And- rew, Robert and Elizabeth of Stratford, • spent last ,,. Satur- day visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Andrew and John. . The Trinity. 4-H Home- making Club Achievement Nigh,was held last Monday night ;at. Auburn. The leader was Mrs. Jayne Ritchie and the club was, Ready, Get Set, Sew. The girls had an exhibit and Vicky Hackett did . the commentary. All clubs took part in 'a "Fashion Parade". to show what they had made. The fall club willbe a cooking club. Many parents and children from this area attended the Spring Concert on :Thursday, May 7 at Brookside School. Congratulations on an excel. lent concert. , • Thanko>ffering . . Trinity Spring Thankoffer- ing was held on Sunday, Mat. 3 at the church with a vera good 'attendance including guests from other churches The theme of the nieditatior was Our Responsibilities to. wards Handicapped Persons The special music was provided by the Knox Bel' Ringers of-Goderich. Mrs. Betty Scott sang a solo and Elizabeth Wilkins and Suz- anne Alton sang, The Old Rugged Cross,. accompanied by the organist, Mrs. Mary Lou Raynard. The .guest speakers were Rev. Arthur and Betty Scott, who spoke about Family Living with : a Handicapped Person. They were interview- ed by Elizabeth Wilkins. Arthur told of how he felt ter. when he became blind, when• he was 9 years old,;and honk, he has been able to complete school and university Bett, told how she has been\ 'able t~ help. Arthur by reading and driving for him. ; Lunch was served in the Sunday School rooms after the service. Visitors, ' with Alvin and Barbara Hackett over tht weekend ' were their famih ,John and Cathy McCraken o Wingham;\ Koreen and . Dan ny-Hickey, of Walkerton; awl Heather McCraken, Ashfield and her friend, Rick Of Grand. Bend. They all attended the wedding of Alvin's, niece,' Joan Hackett. Alvin's 'broth- er, George and Zita :Hackett. 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