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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-07-01, Page 18Page 16—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 1, 1987 Balloon Greetings Decorating and Gift Ideas. i to add colour to any celebration • Birthdays •Anniversaries • Weddings *Engagements *Showers •Graduations •Valentines •Retirements YOU NAME IT! CRYSTAL ELLIOTT Lu«xow 357-1532 Teeswater Arena Floor Dance Friday, July 3, 1987 Dance to the music of: "Player" 9:00 P.M. - 1 A.M. TICKETS: $6.00 Advance $7.00 At The Door Sponsored by: Kinsmen Club of Teeswoter and District Proceeds for Community Betterment SPECIAL Gospel Tent Meeting commencing Sunday, July 5, 1987 continuing nightly (Saturday excepted) 8:00 PM Tent located on East side of Lucknow on Campbell St. Everyone Welcome Izluiy 5 10 a. 12 10 a. 19 10 a. 26 10 a. Aug. 2 10 a. 9 10 a. 16 10 a. 23 10 a. 30 10 a. Sept6 10 a. "I was glad when they said unto me, 'Let us go into, the house of the Lord'." (Psalm 122:1) Summer Schedule of Combined Presbyterian and United Church Worship Services m. m. m. m. m. m. m. m. m. m. Lucknow Prebyterian Church - Rev. A. Ramsay Lucknow Presbyterian Church - Rev. A Ramsay Lucknow Presbyterianthurch - Rev. A. Ramsay South Kinloss Presbyterian Church - Rev. A. Ramsay South Kinloss Presbyterian Church - Rev. A. Ramsay South Kinloss Presbyterian Church Rev. G. McFarlane Lucknow United Church - Rev. G. McFarlane Lucknow United Church - Rev. G. McFarlane Lucknow United Church - Rev. G. McFarlane Lucknow United Church - Rev. G. McFarlane, Jerome Feed and Seed Lucknow (Across from Sales Barn) 528-2447 We have for your convenience a complete line of new - < <- ' fe For Your Livestock •Mineral, Salt, Milk Replacer •Pet Foods •Twine •Farm Gates •Cash & Carry Discounts Lots of winners at Sunday School picnic Trinity Sunday School, Ashfield, held their annual church service and picnic on June 28. Shauna Andrew was chairperson for the church service. The offering went to our foster child in Hong Kong. It was received by Mac Hackett and Eric Andrew. The Junior Sunday School sang a number with Ruth Alton playing the organ. Rev. Williams had the children's sermon on David and Goliath. Dennis Andrew as chosen as `David' and Rev. Williams played the roll of `Goliath'. This was both an interesting and humorous presentation. Don Hackett and Ivan Cranston presented Rev. Williams, Tammy and Christopher with a quilt as a farewell gift. They are leaving for a charge in Hinton, Alberta. Awards presented were as follows: Kindergarten - Kathryn Alton (3), Den- nis Andrew (2), Jeff Andrew (3), Adam Cameron (3), Lee Cranston (3), Heather Irvin (3), Lynn Irvin (1), Lindsay Irvin (3), Patrick Ritchie (2), Shawn Ritchie (1), Adam Wilkins (1), Stephanie Blake (1). Primary .- Sandra Alton (5), Carolyn An- drew (5), Brent Cameron (5), Shelley Irvin (5), Caley Moore (2), Laura Wilkins (2). Primary Junior- Heather Alton (7), Eric Andrew (7), Mac Hackett (7), Krista Rit- chie (4). Junior - Danielle Cranston (6). Senior - Vanessa Alton (10), Shauna An- drew (12), Warren Andrew (10), Janine Helm (12). Perfect attendance - Jeff Andrew, Heather Irvin, Lynn Irvin, Lindsay Irvin, Patrick Ritchie, Shelley Irvin, Carolyn An- drew, Brent Cameron, Heather Alton. Those with perfect attendance have been present every Sunday at Trinity Sunday School all year. A smorgasbord lunch was served at 12:30 at Brookside School with a good attendance. Winners in the adult games were as follows: most pennies Gail Cranston $2.11; most jewellery Hazel Hackett.; lucky plates Karen Irvin, Shauna Andrew, Janine Helm; closest anniversary Ken and Ruth Alton; man with closest birthday Lorne Hackett; lady with closest birthday Diane Raynard; most colourful shirt William Irvin; most colourful top Nancy Cameron. Winners in the children's games were as follows: Running Races Preschoolers First-Jaemyn Rosewell Second -David Cameron Kindergarten First -Jeff Andrew Second-Kathyrn Alton Grades One and Two Tied for First-Caley Moore and Brent Cameron Grades Three and Four First -Eric Andrew Second -Mac Hackett Grades Five and Six First -Kim Farrish Second -Danielle Cranston Senior Class First -Warren Andrew Second -Vanessa Alton Kick the Slipper Preschoolers First-Jaemyn Rosewell Second -Karen Irwin Kindergarten First -Kiel Farrish Second -Jeff Andrew Grades One and Two First -Carolyn Andrew Second -Brent Cameron Grades Three and Four First -Eric Andrew Second -Mac Hackett Grades Five and Six First -Kim Farrish Second -Danielle Cranston Senior Class First -Shauna Andrew Second -Doug Helm Ball Throw Preschoolers First -Ricky Andrew Second -David Cameron Kindergarten First -Jeff Andrew Second -Patrick Ritchie Grades One and Two First -Brent Cameron " Second -Sandra Alton Grades Three and Four First -Eric Andrew Second -Mac Hackett Grades Five and Six First -Kim Farrish Second -Danielle Cranston Senoir Girls First -Janine Helm Second -Shauna Andrew Senoir Boys--- -- First-Warren Andrew Second -Chris Farrish Wheelbarrow Races Primary Classes First -Brent Cameron and Caley Moore Second -Sandra and Kathryn Alton Senoir Classes First -Chris Farrish and Warren Andrew Second -Doug Helm and Heather Alton Baby escapes injury Dr. Bill Bergman of Kirkland Lake was a Sunday caller on Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson at Bray. Lodge. While in high school, Bill worked with Victor on the farm. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McBurney of Ajax are spending a few days with Mrs. Jean Tiffin. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burg of Tavistock were Sunday callers on Mr. and Mrs. Vic- tor Emerson. The ladies met through the Stratford Women's Institute Branch. Communion is being held In the Chalmers Presbyterian Church this Sunday. We are happy to report that those who received slight cuts in the John beDoer ac- cident have completely recovered.. The baby in the accident escaped without in- jury as it was the truck in the incident that received most of the damage. Mr. and Mrs. John deBoer attended a family reunion in Goderich on Sunday. Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Beecroft were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Beecroft and Ken and Glen Simmamon of Wingham. Mrs. Agnes Farrier, Mrs. Norma Rin- toul and Bill Purdon are ones enjoying European tours now with Bill Uuldrick ex- pected home from Holland next week.