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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-06-29, Page 10community news Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 29, 1983—Page 10 Trinity Sunday school conducts worship service The Sunday School Church service and awards presenta- tion was held on June 26 at Trinity United Church. The responsive call to worship was led by Donna Raynard and Nancy Hunter and the Prayer of Confession in unison by Scott Hackett, of Mary Lou Raynard and Sher- ry Alton's intermediate class. The scripture, the story of Joseph, was read by Diane Raynard and I Corinthians by Ken Wilkins. The kindergarten and pri- mary classes sang, This Little Light of Mine. The primary class recited This Little Hand of Mine. Teach- ers of the kindergarten class are Shirley Hunter and Joan Helm and the primary teach- ers are Hazel Hackett and Suzanne Andrew. Jamie Alton led the Pray- ers of the People followed by the Lord's Prayer. The primary -junior class sang, God in Heaven Hears His Children, under the dir- ection of their teachers, Nancy Cameron. Brenda Hackett and Shirley Scott. Hannie Scott and Eliza- beth Wilkins' junior class took up the collection. The Liturgy was read by the senior class who are taught by Gail Cranston and Bell Hackett. Sharon Alton made the announcements. Guest speaker. Eleanor Ward of Wingham, spoke about the Story of Joseph and how he learned to for- give his brothers as God would forgive him. The catechism awards were presented to Donna Ravnard, Nancy Hunter and Scott Hackett who have learned the United Church catechism. The attendance awards were presented by Elizabeth Wilkins and Kevin Alton to the following: Kindergarten: Sandra Alton, Carolyn And- rew, Brent Cameron, Shelley Irvin, Michael Alton, Krista Ritchie, Heather Alton, Eric Andrew, Mac Hackett; Prim- ary: Eugene Alton, Danielle Cranston, Kim Farrish; Primary Junior: Stacey Hak - kers, Vanessa Alton, Warren Andrew, Doug Helm; Junior: ‘lan Hakkers, Shauna And- rew, Janine Helm; Inter- mediate: Scott Hackett, Don- na Raynard, Nancy Hunter; Senior: Jamie Alton, Debbie Ravnard, Donna Scott, Paul Hackett. Diane Ravnard, Suzanne Alton, 43.renda Hackett, Ken Wilkins Kevin Alton, Elizabeth Wilkins, Sharon Alton; Perfect At- tendance: Carolyn Andrew, Eric Andrew; Warren And- rew, Suzanne Alton, Debbie Raynard, Diane Raynard, Ken Wilkins. Trinity Sunday School sup- erintendants are Frank Alton and Ruth Alton. Webster family reunion held at Brucefield school Sunday, June 19th was a perfect day for the Webster picnic which was held at Brucefield School. Eighty-six people signed the register hook and renewed friend- ships. The southern branch of the family were in charge of the picnic. Anson McKinley, president, gave a warm wel- come to all attending. Mrs. Mervin (Jean) Logg gave a report of the early Websters and told of her trip to Ireland in search of more material to add to her book. While there she took pictures of interest and was good enough to share them with the group, giving interesting comments on each. Watson Webster and his colleagues of the pipe band played quite a few pieces which were greatly enjoyed by all present. Becky McKinley tap danc- ed (nice to be so nimble) which everyone enjoyed. Sports were conducted outside by Anson and Evelyn McKinley. Winners included , pre-school, Daryl Aitchison and Andrew Jay tied, Hugh Jay; grade 1, 2 and 3, Vanessa Alton, Mark Web- ster, Joan Lee Weber; cloth- es pin race (couples, Mary Ellen Webster and Tim Beck- er, Adella Andrew and Daryl Aitchison, Vanessa Alton and Heather Alton, Mark Webster and Andrew Jay, all tied for second; 6 and over, Colin Becker, Becky McKin- ley; animal game, Mary Ellen Webster and Joy Beck- er, Tim Becker and Jolene Weber, Vanessa Alton and Dan Webster. The ladies from the south served a delicious meal, smorgasbord style. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Webster brought a 61st anniversary cake. Anson McKinley called out the names and Mel Webster presented silver dollars to the oldest lady, Ada Webst- er; oldest gentleman, Jack Webster; coming farthest, E. Austin from England; young- est child, Mary Joan And- rew, 8 weeks, daughter of Allan and Linda Andrew; largest family, Don and Sherry Alton; nearest birth- day, Watson Webster; new- lyweds, Jack and Irene Web- ster; nearest wedding anni- versary, Fred and Jean Web - NO HEED TO CHECK! WE BELL THE BEST! CLASSIFIED ADS WORE! LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH % Invites You To Worship With them on SUNDAY, JULY 3 at 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. PASTOR: Rev. Bert Slofstra Nursery Downstairs Morning and Evening EVERYONE WELCOME: RED CROSS 11111111 BLOOD DONOR CLINIC Sponsored by Dungannon and District Klnette Club Brookside School THURSDAY, JUNE 30TH 5 - 9 p.m. This message sponsored by Kathie Stanbury Hair Styling Janiboree '83 Legion Drumhead Service Sunday, July 3rd, 1983 1:30 p.m. PARADE MOVES OFF FROM LUCKNOW PUBLIC SCHOOL ONTARIO LEGION MASSED PIPES AND DRUMS COLOUR PARTIES LEGIONNAIRES :T 2:00p.m. DRUMHEAD SERVICE - CALEDONIAN PARK T LUCKNOW BRANCH 0309 PADRE - REV. GEORGE GARRATT GUEST SPEAKER: REV. R. DOUGLAS MacDONALD LUCKNOW PUBLIC SCHOOL CONCERT BAND Gordon Cayley - Director Program by Legion Massed Pipes and Drums immediately following completion of Drumhead Service. PARADE MOVES OFF - REVIEWING STAND AT POST OFFICE Salute Taken by District "C" Commander Lloyd Anderson Everyone is Welcome to Attend This Special Legion Event ster; longest married couple, Watt and Ruby Webster; first man to bring 51.23 in change tothem,Harvey Web- ster; first lady to bring bobby pin and safety pin, Eileen Consitt. A minutes silence was observed for those who have passed on in the last. year: Nancy (Webster) Pym, Bill Reid, Robert W. Andrew, Bertha Holland, Ivan Sevitz- er, Edmund Harju, Wm. G. Hunter, Ruth Mulholland, Wilbur Keyes, and Harvey Webster. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Lobb sang a lovely duet. Two more selections from the pipe band were enjoyed. A short business meeting followed. Bernadean Ritchie read the minutes of last year. Picnic officers for 1984 in- clude president, Frank Al- ton; 1st vice, Fred Webster; 2nd vice, Allan Andrew; treasurer north, Alex And- rew; treasurer south, Mel Webster; secretary, Berna- dean Ritchie. To record the deaths of the Webster clan, Jessie Kirkland and Mel Webster. Jamboree '83 Worship Services SUNDAY, JULY3rd, 1983 9:00 A.M. St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church 10:00 A.M. St. Peter's Anglican Church Lucknow United Church Lucknow Presbyterian Church South Kinloss Presbyterian Church Lucknow Christian Reformed Church " WORSHIP IN THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE °' TAKING PART IN THE WORSHIP SERVICE AT Lucknow E'reslysiteriarn Church St Nl)-1,,Jt11,Y 3rd, 1983 GUEST SPEAKER REV. WILLIAM HENDERSON REV. GEORGE DOUGLAS REV. GEORGE MacDONALD MR. ROBERT MacKENZIE [representing the Kirk session, members and adherents] MR. MURRAY GILCHRIST [representing the young people] REV. ALLISON RAMSEY (conducting the service) MUSIC: TRIO MARION MUNDEL, MARY LEISHMAN, PEGGY HENDERSON `0(11(11-1-, LLOYD AND ALLEN STEWART I,t \(11 RE,SF,RV 1-4,1)