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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-09-15, Page 15trinily news. • Trinity coupie'vacation at niscotasing cottage By Boll Hackett John and Helen Kuik spent a week at their cottage at Biscotasing in Northern Ontario. On their return they visited with Helen's niece, Donna and Richard Statiltie--- wicz at Timiskaming and with Helen's sister, Evelyn and Tapper Grey at North Bay. John Kuik and his daughter, Darlene also en- joyed a 'fishing trip while there. Sunday School classes be- gan at Trinity United Church on Sunday,. September 12 with about 40 children at- tending, Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Men- ary and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hendriks attended the bap- tism of their granddaughter, Sarah May Menary at St, Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Kitigabridge on Sun- day, September 12, Sarah is the daughter of Ron and Joanne Menary who enter- tained their families for dinner following the bap - flan. Visitors with Bill and Suz- anne Andrew, Shauna, War- ren and Eric -for Friday ev- ening and Saturday • were their friends, Peter and June Lehman, Christine and Jill of Lambeth. Reg and Freda Broome enjoyed a .phone visit with their son, Jack and Marlene Broome, Eric and Carrie of Strathmore, Alberta on Sun- day. They reported it was 2 degrees C out west while it was nearly 30 degrees C here. Jim and Isabel Hunter at- tended the wedding in Hon- eywood on Saturday, Sept. ember 4, of Ann Atkinson, to their nephew, David Nichol- son. They spent the remind- • er of Labour Day weekend at Tottenham at Jack and Wan- da Miller's home, Jack and Wanda have just returned from Tokyo, Japan, where. Jack had been sent by his company for a three week period to instruct computer technicians. Betty Kirkland held a trousseau tea On Saturday for her daughter, Annette, a September bride, We wish a happy year ahead to all the students that have returned to school. Those from this area who have just started 'Kinder- •garten are Dennis Black, km • of Paul and Connie; Rebecca Dauphin, daughter of Gary and Heather; Mac Hackett, son of Lorne and Hazel; Eric Andrew, son of Bill and Suz-. anne and Heather Alton, daughter of Don and, Sherry. Trinityl ITC W rneet Mrs, Herb Wilkins • held the September 9th meeting of the Trinity United Church Women at her home, Mrs. Ken Alton, .opened the meeting with a poem, Ern Glad. The topic of the devotion was, Rose of Sameria. Mrs. Tom Helm read the inedita- tiOn with Mrs. John Hunter reading the scripture. Mrs. Alex Hackett gave a reading, Always Look Up. The guest speaker, Georgie • Brophy, barrister and solicit- • or, Lucknow, spoke on Just: ice to Children, followed with discussion. The speaker was thanked and presented with, A .t. Mrs. Reg Broome handed out yarn to be made up and handed in at the Phwember meeting for Family Service. The president, Mrs. Ken Alton, attended Alma Col- lege, and told of her working holiday, Mrs. Charles Wilkins led the Bible Study, The mem- bers are to read October Observer and discuss it at the October meeting, The roll call was answered bv, 28 members and one visitor and five children on a Harvest Hymn. Mrs. Scott thanked the ladies for decorating the rnanse during their holidays,. Benmiller wins tournament By Marie Park pitch league, Instead of Mr, and Mrs. Paul Byers ofStratford spent the week- end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Jack Smith and Lloyd, Mrs, Smith's mother, Mrs. Marion Morrell of Clin- ton, visited on Sunday. Virginia Caesar returned home from Wingharn Hospit- al on Monday. Congratulations to Steve and Joanne Whitney on the birth of tbeir third son, • Nathan Francis On Saturday, September 11 in Winghain Hospital, A brother for Ryan and Christopher. Leola Chisholm of Cam- bridge and Donald Hartwig of Gowanstown visited on Sunday with Leola's parents, Leonard and Olive Chkholin, •A few from our area attended the Thresherman's Reunion in Blyth MI the, weekend, • Congratulations to the Benmiller slo-pitch team on winning the Labatt's trophy as the 1982 champs of the Lucknow-Dungannon sl�- playoffs and an A and B type of play, a tournament was held to determine the rvin- tters. The Benmiller boys went into the finals unbeaten while Kingsbridge had one loss. Kingsbridge defeated Kinloss, Lucknow Outlaws and Benmiller before having to play Benmiller a second time, all in one day. The final • game saw Benntiller defeat Kingsbridge in a close 9-8 score. In the Agriculture Hall following the games, Benmil- ler captain, Mark Kernighan accepted the trophy on be- half of fiis jubilant team. President of the league, Paul Eedy then called on Kevin Austin, coach of the Kings- bridge team to accept the runner up trophy. 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Deity, Mesh, Corn, Small Engine and Veterinary Science Clubs will also be exhibiting, HORSE SNOWS Heavy and light Saddle REGIONAL POULTRY SHOW In the basement of the Huron township Hall, GREY -BRUCE SHEEP SNOW Saturday Afternoon. VARIETY PROGRAM Frog Jumping Contest, twist wrestling, plui enter- tainment. MC Doug Marlyn, GOAT SHOW .1n theafternoon LIONS - Beef on a bun MIDWAY friday evening end Saturday. The agricultural Society's booth will also he open both days, FALL FAIR DANCE . Saturday exerting In the complex with Boyd Or. ghettos.