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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-07-13, Page 10lochalsh news Entertain visitors for Jamboree By Kae Webster Visiting with Rhetta Mac- Lennan on the weekend. and attending the Lucknow Jam- boree were Danny and Marg- aret MacLennan of Orange- ville, Jack and Annette Mac- Lennan of Stratford, Marion MacLennan and Dick Evans of Sudbury and Louise and Bruce Millar of Palmerston. Finlay MacDonald had his steam engine in Lucknow for the Jamboree on the week- end and he was in the gigantic parade on Saturday. Congratulations Finlay on winning a prize. Finlay MacDonald went to Toronto on Friday morning to meet his grandson. Thomas, son of Tom and Gloria Mac- Donald of Fort Nelson, Brit- ish Columbia. Thomas will be staying the summer on the farm with his grand- parents. Some of the company that were ' with Ross and Jean MacKenzie on the weekend were Ray and Edna Mac- Kenzie of Toronto and three of their sons, Danny Mac- Kenzie of Calgary, Alberta and Kevin and Bob MacKen- zie of Toronto. The three boys Danny, Kevin and Bob accompanied by Martin Scott of Ashfield Township took off he first of the week to tour he Maritime Provinces. Jim and Betty Blue of Windsor were at Wynn Gam- mie's in Lucknow for a few days to attend the Jamboree. On Tuesday evening they called to see Wellington and Kae Webster, along with Wynn Gammie of Lucknow. Jim Webster of Waterloo was at home on the weekend with his parents, Wellington and Kae Webster and saw many of his friends in Luck - now at the Jamboree. Visiting recently with Charles and Mayme Wilkins were George and Louisa Greenway of Surrey, British Columbia. Barbara Shepperd and Janet Wilkins of Paris, Ont- ario and Allen Peck of Wal- laceburg were weekend guests with Charles and Mayme Wilkins. Bob, Sandra and Heather Darling of Hanover visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb. Dorothy Finlayson had a number of her family at home on the weekend to attend the Lucknow Jam- boree. They were Barbara Rogerson and two sons of Toronto, Paul and Jane Em- berlin of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Rod Finlayson and arnily of Sarnia and Allen :inlayson and a friend from Toronto. A large number of area .)eoplc were at Point Clark Friday evening to watch the Fireworks display put on by the Point Clark Kinsmen. It was enjoyed by old and young. Thanks from the corn- munity for all the good things you do. When viewing the parade in Lucknow it was nice to see our area was represented by both a float done by the local people and the steam engine owned and operated by Fin- lay MacDonald and his son, George MacDonald. Finlay MacDonald won first prize in his class. Visiting on the weekend with George and Betty Mon- crief were Dr. Russell and Lesley Moncrief of Aylmer; George, and Jane Ullrich and their three girls of London and Joe and Betty Vilet of Chicago. Illinois. Lorne and Maxine Luther had some I:ompany with them from Ridgetown for the weekend. Visiting on the weekend with Elmer a-nd Edna Culbert was Mr. and Mrs. Herb Culbert. their son, Rick and a boy friend from Southfield, Michigan. South Kinloss WMS meet in July Mrs. Herb Buckton was hostess for the July meeting of South Kinloss W.M.S. ' held in the church on July 6 at 8 p.m. The president, Mrs. Evan Keith, opened the meeting with a poem and prayer. She thanked all who had come for the church cleaning bee and those who served lunch fol- lowing the anniversary and Jamboree services. A letter was read from Knox College expressing thanks for blankets donated to them at the Synodical. A committee namely, Mrs. Al- lan Maclntyre, Mrs. Harold Campbell and Mrs. Bruce Hamilton, was named to work with the managing board on the renovation of the vestry. Another project discussed was buying Bibles for the church pews. The secretary was asked to write invitations to attend the September 7 meeting to Lucknow Afternoon and Ev- ening, Kinlough and White- church W.M.S. groups and to Trinity U.C.W.. The meet- ing will be held in the church and Mrs. Robert Bregman, Presbyterial President, will be guest speaker. The committee to serve lunch following Beverley Bell's wedding in the church August 26 is Mrs. Allan MacDougall, Mrs. Frank MacKenzie and Mrs. Jack Needham. A well prepared Bible Study on Depression was given by Mrs. Allan Mac- Intyre. Like Elijah, we too have periods of depression and self pity. Mrs. Needham closed the study with a prayer. A gcod sing song was led by Mrs. Don Bell and Mrs. Jack Needham using the Synodical Theme Song and selections from the Country and Western Hymnal. Mrs. Frank MacKenzie, Mrs. Har- old Howald and Mrs. Harry Lavis took part in the Prayer Circle. The offertory prayer was given by Mrs. Schmidt. Turn to page 18* Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 13, 1983—Page 10 "A GIisq»e ok Tki Pae„ A Historical Chronicle Of . . . LUCKNOW "The Sepoy Town" 1858 ® 1983 275 PAGES OF HISTORICAL ITEMS INCLUDING 175 PICTURES Published on the Occasion of LUCKNOW'S 125TH ANNIVERSARY Available at: LUCKNOW VARIETY & DRY GOODS LUCKNOW SENTINEL LOTTERY SHOPPE JOHN W. HENDERSON LUMBER $15.00 per copy Mail orders accepted, write to DON THOMPSON, Box 38, Lucknow, Ont. 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