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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-05-13, Page 9Visit in By Made -Park Mr, and Mrs. Bill Blake, Becky, Kara, and. Julie , of Cambridge visited with Mrs. - Olive Blake. • Fred and Betty Stirling, Darlene and •'Harold of • Thaniesville visited with Bet, ty's mother, Mrs. Elsie Irvin. Mr. • Howard Culbert •re- turned home on Sunday from Wingham Hospital where he had been hospitalized since a •heart attack. Visitors with Mrs. Mary Bere on Sunday were John Bere and David of London, Marybelle and Dwight Ald- ham, Greg and Larissa and local members of the family. Jamie Bere visited with his sister, Ruth and husband, Jim Austin in Toronto on the weekend. Tom Wall is a patient in Alexandra Marine and Gen- eral Hospital, Goderich, fol- lowing emergency surgery on Sunday nfternoon. Company at the Bill Park home on Sunday were • Mr. and ,Mrs. Mike Bendig, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Park and •Holly, Mr. Tom Park and Miss Michelle Good, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ashton, and Miss Vicki Park, all of Goderich, Terry Ashton of Huron Hav- en and .Gary •Johnston •of Nile. • Mrs. Gertrude Park spent Mother's Day in Auburn with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hallam._ Congratulations to newly- weds, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robson (Bethany Austin) LAST NIGHT MAY Mit • Mar smr WOG On „f ungannon on who were married at Kings- bridge on Saturday. They have purchased the home formerly owned by Charlie Fancy. The Dungannon 4-H clubs. attended Achievement Night in Auburn Hall on Monday, May 4 for the project, Ready, • Get Set, Sew. Home Econ. amist Jane Muegge wasin charge of the program and 22 girls completed the project. Club leaders Were Mrs. Don Pengally, Mrs. Bill Stewart, • Mrs. George Errington and Mrs. Larry Pentland. Club # 2 presented a skit • focused • on you - • Style, Fabric, and Color for You, with all members taking part. • Club # 1 gave a presen- tation, Buying How - to's for Pattern, Fabric and Notions with •Rhonda •McMichael, Kathy Snyder and Betty Er- rington taking part. • Lila Stewart received her provincial honours 'for com- pleting 12 clubs. Annabelle Stewart and Betty Errington received advanced honours for 18 clubs completed and Mrs. George Errrington re- ceived a five year leader certificate. • • • Dungannon United Church For Family Sunday, Mr. George Cowan spoke on, The Most Wonderful Thing on Earth, which he sees as being the family unit.. • The junior choir sang a number, The Bible Tells Me So, accompanied by Jean Elliott on the piano and Ken • STARTS FRI., MAY 15TH TO 18TH POMMES' SAT. & SUN. 7 PM hicon..vnuas. ONE SHOWINGS:00P.M. Logtenberg on the guitar. Flowers were placed in the church in memory of Mrs. Wm. Petrie whose funeral was.a week ago. Brookside Broadcaiit By Darlene KuIk and • Deb Gregory • , The grade eight students who will attend F. E. Madill Secondary School next year went to the Orientation Night on Monday,' May 4. On May 7, the students presented the 14th annual' Spring Concert. The junior • choir directored by • Mrs. NVorsefi opened the evening. They sang, Lollipop Tree, High • Hopes and Sing a Happy Song. Mrs. Wilson accompanied on the piano. Mr.. Errington's grade five and Mr. •Liddle's grade six classes did gymnastics feat- uring Scott Hackett as the clown. Mrs. Wilson's grade one sang 'songs about, going • on a picnic. Mrs. Allen's • grade two and three class did a skit, Foolish Fred. Mrs. Worsell's class were dressed as cowboys for their number on a western theme. • The senior choir presented Joseph and the Amazing , Technicolor Dreamcoat, dir- ected by Mr. Don Cameron. The narrater was Lorelee Hawes. Joseph was played by John D. MacKenzie and Pharoah by. Wayne Bos. The brothers were played by boys from grades six and seven and Jacob was played by Kevin Haggitt. sox office • FRI. TO THURS. s:s• snowilme *am Ala • NOW OPEN 7 NIGHTS A WEEK IN TH HEAT Of PASSION TWO T HMS CAN HAPPEN THE SECOND IS Ml/POP JACK NICHOLSON JESSICA LANGe iw 1)0(1 kart 1 SOtl u M Same morals may b affantiare. "A rare treat in horror - Associated Press THEI 15 SECONDS Y911 Cal -11 Breathe • MAY 19111-11T° MAY 21ST They broke the cardinal rule of the competition... they fell in love. • RICHARD DREYFUSS 40THE SQU4RE PHONE 524.7811i., AIR CONDITIONE TWO ADDEO FEATURES SUNDAY NIGHT ONLY IN WAR, YOU HAVE TO KILL TO STAY ALIVE... ONYHES1REErs or Nom vomit rrs OFTEN THE SAME. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 13, 1981—Polle 9 • Pianists were Janice Cook and Marilyn Jamieson. Mar- ty Rivett played drums and Kevin Black was on percus- sion. Chris Struttoni Paul Hackett and Leroy Dougher- ty accompanied on guitars. Mistress of Ceremonies • was Rhonda McMichael and Master of Ceremonies was Paul Hackett. Stage manager • was Glen Gibson and he vvas assisted by .Larry Thomas, Rob. Maize, Doug Tyler. Walter Martin, Shawn Hack- ett, Stephen Dow, Rob Cork - um, Kenny Wilkins, Kevin Beattie, Murray Curran, Car - 01 Ann Smith, Cathy Seltzer, • Beverly Wilkins, Mr. Liddle, Mr. Errington 'and Mr. Haz- litt. • The production of Joseph • and Technieolour Drearncoat received a standing ovation from the, audience. Colborne Central students came to Brookside on May 6 to see the production. Col, borne presented the melo- • drama„ Virtue and Justice Triumph Again, for « the brookiide students. The Col- • borne School choir also ,sang several numbers. angside girls lay in concert 1 • By Lillian Young The annual. Lucknow band concert was held • in • the Lucknow Community Centre • Friday evening with a large crowd in attendance. Some of the band members from this district are Karen and Liane Young and Lois Hanna. • The Whitechtirch Young People held a successful rummage and bake sale in the community hall on Satur- day afternoon. Jim Hanna of • Simcoe spent the weekend with his fl parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie • Hanna. Mr. and Mrs. Len Cough- • lin, Kelly, Kim •and Karey and Mr. and Mrs: Russell • Young were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young. • Sunday • School awards • were presented to the pupils at the Mother's Day service in the Presbyterian Church, Whitechurch, after which the C.O.C.• held their I regular meeting in the basement of the -church. 1 17 EXPLORE. THE ENCHANTED WORLD OF. 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