HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-11-24, Page 13Isianga nncn: news
�niar$ enjoy euchre party
Byfilarierigh
Twelve tabes of players
were at the euchre patty held
at Brookside School on Wed-
sesday evening for the Dun -
gamma Senior Citizens. High
man was Tom Culbert, Low
score far the mea was Fred
Sheffer. High lady was Annie
Stanley and Heather Ohm
had the low scams.
The Willing W64crs held
a very successful bake sale
and . bazar . on Saturday.
Winners of the drams were
Joanne Whitney, fist prize
of a food hamper and Karen
Roberts, secoad prize of a
food basket.
On'Ttresday,*oven er 16
about 50 Dungamion seniors
were guests of the Lucknow
Seniors at a smorgasbord
dinner. Por the variety enter-
tainment part of the pro-
gram, Joyce Caesar present-
ed a reading witch to evety-
anes delight. Jade Smith
read, Why l Wear .a Poppy.
Roberta Linksll and Doug
Young favoured with several
musical selections.
Mary Beare visited in Lon-
don on the weekend with her
son, John.
Margaret and JimElling-
ton visited with Charlie and
Ruby Fowler•. at their apart-
ment near Zurich ich on Samar
day while enroute to Tort
Laimbton for the weekend, to
:visit ro tit Ken' and Sandra
Davidson and. family, While
there, they helped Scot and:
Laura celebrate November
birthdays.
A successful Stag and Doe
was held Saturday night at
the Agriculture Hall for
Nancy Partington and John
Hamilton, who are to be
married on Saturday, Nov-
ember 27
Sympathy is extended to
Bertha Olson and family on
the death of her mother,
Mrs, Hayes. Mrs. Hayes was
91 and had been ill for some
time.
Brookside students attend
volleyball tournament
grid Mardi Baulk
Volleyball' practices have
been held and the senior
volleyball grit tel'
place on Saturday, .
ber20'stt GoderiCh Collegiate
histilute
,
rye, *aims are aho hot&
ing practises and their tour-
nament is I 3 with
the gulls playing at Victoria
Fobfic School, G
the boys at Ito /.{"/ t Pub
School, rode rich, Good luck!
TIcer'inn1 w choir has been
bottling practices OU Tuesday
afternoons conduced by
Mrs, Wo*sen! and Mrs,
Young, The senior choir has
been holding their practices
on Thursdays conducted by
Mr. ' Cameron and Miss
Bode,
Thursday, November 18
Tramp Champs f trot Tor-
cittge 10fuer *Ana
Throughout the show they
used httrnos antics and
dialefggre to show per use
of s trampofine,
Durango Cay, Frank Nat'.
tip and Monila4Jaeisom made
up the Tramp Champ fermi,.
Ma mica showed the amateur
routine for competition. petition. Dur-
ango showed professional
mutinies he used at a mope-
trtion in Washington. Frank
did the routine he used t0
beam a champion in 1975.
To finish off they showed the
students that even if you
have to be cadefoil on the
tramp you man also have fun.
They sholeread a tyle of
stooge dance performed on
the tramp. •
Mr. Jewitt attended.a prn-
cipars serninar'in Kincardine
from Thursday night until
Saturday,
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The w and Disttelct Khlette esecative foothedes from the leftsecretary, Wilma Blake; .
btelletin 'edkor,
, Barb Hebei ptaldert, &Mem OW tom' and Idatiosesideoc fide
AMtbatt awl past' president and registratr, Jar X.eMr c. .. ISendneil Stag' Photo)
WMS adopt new business year
The Evening. Austhary of
the ono"Ptesbyttrian
Church R.M.S. held their
November meeting ire the
church with the third vice
president, Mrs. Bill Hender-
son in the chair.
She brought ter the atten-
tion
tion of the meeting a
suggestion from the Presby-
terial
resbytonal 1 e r:w ve, to end the
business year of the Auxil-
iary in November, to faciTi-
tate the annual reports being
sent to Presbyterial officers
in good time. After some
thoughtful crummiest it was
decided to adopt this plan for
a year
Mrs. Jim Aitchison and
Mrs. Norman Taylor were
appointed to act AS at< amnia -
Wing committee. A request
was received from the Libr-
ary • committee for donations
for their aanbarry social,
The mll call was answered
with a .verse about peace.
1Virs. Ralph Cameron con-
ducted devotions on the
theme of prase..'
Mrs. Bert Mark gave ar
veiy interesting Mae Study
on the wisdom found in the
Book of Proverbs on 12 &if-
feit ntt aspects of rung to -
Mrs. Ivan Conley and Mrs.
Beit Moffat, favoured .Mei a
banjo and piano
Hostesses for the social
hour were Mrs. Bit! Ross arid
Mrs: • Gordon. Fisher Cour-
tesy
our
tem sy remakes were given by
Mrs, Henderson,
rs