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Vye Vaughn of Loreburn, Saskatchewan is shown with Lloyd
Hall, treasurer of Jamboree '83 who presented her with a
cheque for 84,000, the prize in the last Jamboree '83 lottery
draw. Mrs. Vaughn was the lucky winner of the final draw.
Her husband, Ernest played with the Lucknow Intermediate
Hockey team in the late 40s and the Vaughns enjoyed
renewing acquaintances while they were here to attend
Jamboree '83. [Photo by Pat Livingston)
Harrision picnic
The 48th annual Harrison
picnic was held at the Clinton
Conservation Area on June
11. Approximately 55 people
attended.
Officers for 1983-84 are:
president, Bill Collins; sec-
retary -treasurer, Cheryl Col-
lins; directors, Ray and Eliz-
abeth Forster, Art -and Dor-
othy Airdrie; Sports, Brenda
MacLean, Ruth McAdam.
The following won races or
contests: running race, 3
years and under, Eliza Jane
Smyth, Angela Collins; 3 - 5
years, Trevor MacLean,
Shaun McAdam; 6 - 9 years,
Jeff Oesch, Mac Hackett; 10
- 14 years, Stanley Airdrie,
Jeff Oesch; 10 - 14 years,
Sheri Oesch, Sara Eagleson;
men, Paul Kearns, Leroy
Dougherty; women, Brenda
Hackett, Barb Oesch; sack
race, 10 and under, Timmy
Andrea, Sara Eagleson; over
10, Scott Hackett, Leroy
Dougherty; three-legged
race, Bill Collins and Stanley
Airdrie, Brenda Hackett and
Scott Hackett; kick the slip-
per, women, Barb Oesch,
Dorothy Airdrie; men, Bill
Collins, Scott Hackett; 9 and
under, Trevor MacLean, Jeff
Oesch; relay, putting on ny-
lons with oven mitts - Bill
Collin's team; longest line of
clothing, Bill Collins' team;
balloon toss, pairs, Ian Har-
rison and Paul Kearns, Scott
Hackett and Leroy Dough-
erty; closest to 30.5 metres
(100 feet), Jan Kearns, Olive
Sieman; peanut scramble, all
the children; most buttons,
Wilmer Harrison; raffle,
plant, Barb Oesch; lawn
chair, Ian Harrison; oldest,
Annie Harrison; youngest,
Angela Collins; travelling the
farthest, Paul and Jan
Kearns, Scarborough.
Lawn bowlers enjoying
successful season
The first ladies tourna-
ment of the season was
played on the local greens on
Wednesday, July 6.
Winners were first, Nora
Finnigan's rink from Wing -
ham; second Mary Fisher
and Evelyn Henderson,
Lucknow; third B. Aberhart's
rink from Goderich and
fourth Grace Elliott and
Marion MacKinnon, Luck -
now.
Winners at previous tour-
naments were Jack and Jane
Treleaven at Mitchell; Jack
and Mary Fisher at God-
erich; Jack MacDonald and
Jack Fisher at Wingham.
At the first stage Provin-
cial Playdowns for trebles
held at Atwood on June 11,
Audrey MacDonald, Jane
Treleaven and Maudie Fish-
er won.
These girls go on to Sarnia'
on July 19 to play in the
second stage of playdowns.
"Good luck girls".
Slo-pitch league standings
A DIVISION WINS LOSSES
Kinloss 7 1
Kingsbridge 8 3
Port Albert 4 3
Lucknow 4 3
Benmiller 1 5
B DIVISION
Crystallizers 7 2
Lanes 7 4
Nile 6 5
Outlaws 6 6
Kintail 2 10
Kinsmen 0 9
TOTAL POINTS
14
2
8
8
2
14
14
12
12
4
0
Dungannon institute
The July meeting of the
Dungannon Women's Insti-
tute was held Thursday
evening, July 7 at the home
of Donna Snyder. President,
Wi inifred Girvin, welcomed
twelve members and two
guests.
Roll call was name an
agricultural commodity that
a province is noted for. Peg
Purdon gave a reading from
The Good Old Days of Aunt
Edith and the Pig Treatment.
Donna Snyder introduced
Marian Taylor of the sixth of
East Wawanosh. She gave a
humorous talk of how life on
the farm helps keep dairy
princesses beautiful with the
milk bath, soft water bath,
and the mud bath, and a
short history of dairy farming
as it used to be.
She conducted a milk quiz
and gave a story on cheese
and demonstrated serving
cheeses with fruits for spec-
ial occasions. She concluded
with a display of cooking with
milk, cook books and posters
- "the faster life gets, the
more sense milk makes".
Lucky tea cups were Olive
Chisholm and Marian Zinn
receiving dairy shopping
bags.
Donna Snyder thanked the
dairy princess and presented
her with a gift.
Pennies for friendship was
a penny for every chair in
your house. Lunch was serv-
ved by hostesses, Willetta
McWhinniry and Peg Pur -
don.
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SUNDAY, JULY 17
LUCKNOW
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at
10:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
PASTOR:
Rev. Bert Slofstra
Nursery Downstairs
Morning and Evening
EVERYONE WELCOME k
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