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Adam Robinson, 7, (left) and Shawn Robinson, 8, of London enjoyed the opening of the
trout fishing season, casting their lines in the Mill Pond in Lucknow on April 25. While the
boys were fishing for brook trout, all they could land were a few chub. (Alan Rivett photo)
Family gathering, concert
held to celebrate 125th
1987 marks a• very special year for the
Lucknow United Church as they celebrate
125 years together as a congregation.
In honor of this important occasion, a
family gathering was held in the church
sanctuary on Sunday, . April " 12. The
organizers of this event, Linda Andrew,
Margaret Martin and Deanna Reavie in-
vited several members of the congregation
to take part in a very entertaining variety
concert.
The program was opened by the
Lucknow Country Dancers under the
direction of Isabelle and Bob Shepherd.
The children especially enjoyed the puppet
play entitled, "Working Together."
Several musical numbers were heard
throughout the afternoon. Evans, Barb
and Paul Helm and Carol and Debbie
Atkinson sang two nui hers led by Evans
on the guitar and the Young Women's
UCW sang several number's led by Ruth
Ritchie on the piano.
The audience Was favored with two dif-
ferent piano selections. A young pianist,
Matthew Eadie and the church organist
Tony Stickings.
Heidi Pritchard, Kelly Stevenson and
Angie Boyd displayed their talents as they
performed their tap dancing numbers.
Both the Junior and Senior Sunday
School Classes took part in the program.
Wilma Hackett directed the children as
they presented some of the songs they sing
each week on Sunday mornings. Peter
Reavie, Paul Helm, Dale Priestap and
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Mark Andrew, members of the senior
class, acted out the story of "The Paper
Bag Princess" which was enjoyed by all.
Another humorous skit was presented by
the McFarlane family.
Throughout the program, several
readings were given. Two poems were
read by Dale Priestap and Jordan Andrew.
An informative recollection of the past 125
years was recited by Laura Lee Cayley en-
titled "Remembering When".
The past history was effectively
presented by Mrs. Edith Webster who
wore a beautiful wedding gown which
belonged to the great-aunt of Mrs. Wes
Joynt and was worn on her wedding day.
The dress is over 125 years old.
Following the program, a pot -luck sup-
per was enjoyed by all in the fellowship
room.
It was a lovely afternoon of fun and wor-
ship and was thoroghly enjoyed by all
those who attended.
The congregation is looking ,forward to
the ether special events which are planned
as they celebrate 125 years of Christian
togetherness at the Lucknow United
Church.
STAO & DOE
for
KEVIN FINNIE
DENISE MAIZE
FRI., MAY 1st
9-1 a.m,
Auburn
;Music by Siddon Bros.
$300 per person
Lunch Provided
Age of majority required
For more information call 529-7946
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Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
Worship Service 11:00 a.m.
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