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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-06-10, Page 201 e w Soothing WedAe_s�j►,• Jae 10, 1981 e reunion at Brookside The 1981 Blake Family picnic was held on Sunday, June 7, at Brookside School, with 69 in attendance: Following 'a delicious> din- ner, • .the Webster families conducted . the sports and races, They had a fun -filled afternoon for all age groups, with games, contest, . relays and 'races. Then the younger onesall enjoyed a ball game. Following supper a short business meeting Was con- ducted by the president, John Johnstone. The election of officers for 1982 was as. follows: president, Doug Alt, chison; vice president, Lloyd Morrsion; secretary, Joanne. Pentland;; `sports, the Morri- son family. The picnic is to be held at Brookside School, with date not definite. , Results of races: . 4 and under, Shane Webster, Mat- thew Blake, April Swift; 5 to 6, John Moffatt, Janice Web- ster, Jodi webster; 7 to 10, Kevin Webster, Nicole Swift, Susan Moffatt; clothesline game, women, Wilma Blake; men, Stuart, Alton; numbers game, Marian Moffat; bal- ancing toothpicks, Elizabeth Irvin; guessing smarties, Janet Johnstone. Teams were chosen ' for relay races and the children had a candy scramble. regon woman visits fa :By IMth Buchmeler Mrs. Heather Kuraishi and baby, Alia, of Roseburg, Oregon, are home for hol- .days with her family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacKenzie and Mr. and Mrs. David Eadie and Matthew. Norma Maclntyre spent last week at Alliston looking. after Johanna and , Ruth Anne, daughters of Dr. and Mrs. Alex Maclntyre. The young peoples of South Kinloss took over the service on Sunday..: The jun- ior choir sang and Margaret Maclntyre and 'Ruth. Bell sang a duet, There is a Time. Norma Maclntyre gave the message. At Lucknow Presbyterian Church the Young People took part in .theiroutdoor service with Murray Gilchrist giving the message. Every- one enjoyed a picnic dinner and races and games on . the lawn, ',following .the service. Even the weather co-operat- ed. South Kinloss church are. celebrating their 125th anni- versary on. June 14. This is our special' day and to help us make it that way is Rev„ William Henderson of Wood- stock who is no stranger to this community. It will be .an. opportunity `to meetour old friends.. Thomas W. Ho. geboon re-. • caved his :honours Bachelor of Arts In .Political. Selene Erma, Queen's University, Kingston,.at the convocation on Saturday, . May 30. He plans to return to graduate school to work on his mast- er's degree. • He hi the son .of Wallace acid Jane Hogelboom of Napanee. Mrs. `Hageboom is the former Jane Alton of. Lucknow. • WHhlam A. Loren received Ids .: Bachelor of Applied Science In 1Vlechimital En- gineering from the "Unlvert. slay of Waterloo at the Con:. vocation on 'Saturday; May 30., Bill Is presently employ- ed at Union' Carbide In Walkerton. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs..Austin Loren of Lucknow. Shawn ''Drennan of Ashfield -.. Township graduated on May 22, 1981 from the Rldgetown College of AgricuItural Tech- nelogy with dols diploma In Agricultural Production and Management. Shawn is: the son of Mr. Mrs. James. C. Drennan. • !eetat Riiri.n. Mrs. Ethel White was. hostess for the June meeting of the Olivet Unit of : St. Andrews U.C.W. Ripley, taking place in the lounge at Huron Villar Mrs. Lorraine McGuire had charge of the program, opening with a poem, "Strangersare friends we. haven't met". The scripture was ` read by . Mrs. .Julie McGuire.. Taking part in the devotions were Mrs. Doris Blackwell, Mary Black,: Ethel White, Evelyn.. Coiling, Lor- raine McGuire, Carol Black - well and Blanche Hamilton. Mrs. Ethel White favoured with a solo, "I don't worry about to -morrow". Mrs.Lor- raine McGuire orraine°McGuire read a poem, May These be . Your Bles- sings, Mrs. Blanche Hamilton conducted a contest on, Books of. the. Bible. Mrs. Margaret , Smith had. the study book, Mutuality in Mission. • Mrs. Ethel White conduct- ed the business, closing with a hymn. rtanis visit Visitors with Mr. and Mak Isaae Nixon the weekend were their niece and nephew . Mr. and Mrs, Alex Mac- Gregor and: Hilda of Calgary, Alberta and their son Ralph and Corey Nixon, Susan and Nancy of Wingham. Marvin and ,Donnie : Scott attended the graduation and dinner for . Lorie . Dellar. of Brucefield at the University of Windsor on Saturday. p Lone received her dl x loma� in Bachelor of Science in Nurs- ing and has accepted a position at Vancouver, B.C. Lorie worked at the , Scott home for several summers. Marvin and Honniealso visited with Garnet Eskrit in Senior Citizens apartment at Ridgetown on their way home. 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