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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-05-18, Page 11community news Lucknow CGIT entertain at tea party The CGIT entertained their mothers, secret prayer mothers and adopted grandmothers tit a tea party on May 9. Brenda Davies, CGS Graduate Is shown chatting with a charter member of Lucknow CGIT, Helen Thompson, who was Brenda's secret prayer mother this year6[Sentlnel Staff Photo] Students win first at music festival Students from Lucknow Central Public School and Kinloss Central Public School won the following at the Walkerton Music Pestiv• al early in May, Gordon Cayley's grade 5 placed second for grade 5 classes, singing The Ash Grove; Dawn Bushell placed second for girls six and under, singing Shepherd's Song; Betty Anne Elphick's grade one class placed first for grade 1 classes singing, The Elves Dance; Lana Craig placed first for girls 11 and under singing, Galway Piper; Tracy Steer placed second for girls 12 and under singing, Thorny Roses and Sean Wolfe placed first and Perry Sheppard placed second for boys eight and under singing The Robin, obituaries Lucknow CGIT girls enter- tained their mothers, secret prayer mothers and adopted grandmothers at a Tea Party on May 9. Dianne Wilson welcomed the ladies and introduced the leaders. Each girl introduced her guests. Leader Laura Lee Cayley thanked leaders and parents and gave some highlights of the CGIT year. The secret prayer mothers were thanked and leader Barb Willits and her mother, Mildred Loree sang, For You 1 Am Praying. Leader Lynne McDougall thanked the girls and adopt- ed grandmothers for their visits. The CGIT sang for their guests. Bev Thompson read, Lucky is The Woman With Daughters, by Marjorie Hol- mes, Christine Gibson read a prayer and Carol Ferguson led in a litany based on Romans 12: 6 - 8, Attendance prizi.s were presented to Brenda Gibson and Bonnie Henderson. The Friendship Badge was ex- plained and those receiving it for completing their first Mission Study were Heather Priestap, Lisa Collyer, Deb- bie Atkinson and Cindy Struthers. Julie Clarke explained the white lanyard which was presented to seniors, Dianne Wilson, Julie Davies, Carol Ferguson, Christine Gibson, Julie Clarke and bonalda Thompson, bonalda read a poem for senior members, Brenda Davies was hon- oured on her CG 1T Gradua- tion, She gave some high- lights of her years in CGIT, She was presented with a gift from the Lucknow U.C,W. by president, Anna May Hunter and her graduation diploma and pin by Julie Davies. Ailene Bradley thanked the CGIT and after the CGIT purpose, everyone joined in singing Taps. Catherine .Andrew receives Arthritis Bluebird pin On May 10, 1983 the captains of the Lucknow and District Athritis Society met at the home of the chairman, Catherine Andrew to plan for the annual campaign to be held September 6 - 17. Former Field Representa- tive of Blue Water Region, Jane Trnayskis, introduced the new representative, Mary Ouse of Guelph. The Arthritis Society has been very fortunate to have such dedicated and enthusiastic Field Representatives. The Lucknow Branch will miss Jane and welcome Mary. The volunteers are certain she wil be as successful, Jane presented Catherine with an Arthritis Bluebird Pin in recognition of her years of service. Those present as well as Field Representatives were Helen Hall, Dorothy Hamil- ton, Mary McIntosh, Mamie Roulston, Cora Cranston, Joyce Adamson and Olive Chisholm, Last year $2427 was raised by the Lucknow and District Arthritis Society and they look forward to another suc- cessful campaign. WlWrtn Dowler MacDonald William Fowler MacDon- ald passed away at his home in Sarnia on Sunday, May 8, 1983, in his 96th year. A retired farmer from Kinloss township, he was an elder of the South Kinloss Presby- terian Church for 50 years and Clerk of Session. He also served as an officer with the Co-operatives Farm Associa- tion. He is survived by his wife, May Graham, one daughter, Margaret MacDonald of Sar- nia, two sons, Dr. John MacDonald of Sarnia and Graham of London. He is also survived by seven grandchildren, He was predeceased by four sisters and three broth- ers. The funeral service for William P. MacDonald was held on Wednesday, May 11, 1983 at the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home, Lucknow, with interment in South Kinloss Cemetery, Rev, Allison Ramsay of South Kinloss Presbyterian Church and Rev. Dennis W. Clarke of St. Andrews Pres- byterian Church, Sarnia, of- ficiated. Pallbearers were Herb Buckton, Ira Dickie, Evan Keith, Donald Maclntyre, Jack Needham and Russell Whitby. Flower bearers were grandchildren, Hill, Eliza- beth, Geoff, Janet and John MacDonald. Albert "Ab" Reynolds Albert "Ab" Reynolds of Toronto died at Toronto East General Hospital on Mon- day, May 9, 1983. He is survived by his son, Don of Toronto and a daugh- ter, Linda, Mrs. H. 1/ Tate of Regina, two grandchild- ren, Albert and Margaret and a sister, Virna of Guelph, He was predeceased by his wife, tate former Marion Fisher. The funeral was held at the Humphrey Funeral Home, A. W. Miles Chapel on Wednesday, May 11, 1983 at 2.30 p.m, Burial followed in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Intermediates begin season with win The Lucknow Legion inter- mediates started their first ,eason in the Bluewater Fastball League with a win. Strong pitching by Hugh Todd and Ross Baird limited the Teeswater offense to three hits. Todd went five innings allowing one hit, striking out five and walking three. Baird finished the game striking out four, walk- ing three and allowing no Hits. Teeswater threatened ear - v in the second inning, rnwever second baseman I om Pegg ended it by quick thinking and a little help CREAT PLACE TOBili' SELL fl�IAE OR REFIT from right fielder John de- Bruyn to turn a hit intra a double play. Teeswater scor- ed their only run in the bottom of the sixth. Lucknow offense combined for six hits to score their eight runs. Most of the scoring came in the fifth inning as Lucknow scored Four runs. Teeswater pitching of f)oug Petteplace and Doug Millen allowed six hits. struck out thirteen and walk- ed one, Next home game is May 22 at 7.30 p.m. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednetsdsy, May 18, 198—Page 12 OLD LIGHT LODGE are holding their annual Church Service Sunday, May22 Ashfield Presbyterian Church 710 p.m. Mr. Murray taunt will be Guest preacher EVE1IYONE WELCOME ,466-14-466.164i6.61,81016.66.. ‘4646.66•6 a+-%+6'.. 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