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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-08-17, Page 9community news Clinton wins local bowling tourney At a ladies tournament on the local greens on August 10, first prize went to Jean Gray's rink,_ Clinton; second to Maudie Fisher and Mary Treleaven, Lucknow; third to Mary Fisher and Anne Mc- Tavish, Lucknow; and fourth to Audrey Walsh's rink, Clin- ton. On August 14 on the local greens at a mixed pairs tournament, first prize went to Mel McFarlane's rink, Goderich; second prize to Bert Gray's rink, Clinton; third prize to Elmer Mur - ray's rink, Clinton; fourth prize to Terry Gardner's rink, Wingham; fifth prize to Jack Broughton's rink, At- wood; and consolation prize to H. MacCallum's rink, Blyth. On the Lucknow Greens on July 17 first prize went to L. Cundari's rink, St. Marys; second prize to Bill Hewitt's south kinloss rink, Atwood; third prize to Jack and Mary Fisher, Luck - now; fourth prize to H. Scrimgeour's rink, Goderich. Other Lucknow winners at recent out of town tourna- ments were Jack and Audrey MacDonald in Exeter, Grace Elliott and Maudie Fisher in Exeter, Grace Elliott and Marion MacKinnon in Sea - forth, Isobel Miller and Hel- en Todd in Goderich, Orville Elliott, A. J. Wilson and Don McTavish in Stratford and Couples motor to west coast By Ruth Buchmeler Tom Downey went to Peterborough to visit with his aunt, Francis Vollett and cousin David, for a week. Mr. and Mrs. William Dickie and Krissa attended the Polk Festival at Owen Sound on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Need- ham visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bruton at their summer home in Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. ira Dickie and Mrs. William Townson of Sudbury returned last week from a four week motor trip to the West Coast. En route they visited with the MacIver cousins and other relatives and friends in Win- nipeg, Reston and Virden. They also stayed a few days at the home of Major and Mrs. Calvert Townson in Portage la Prairie and with Mr. and Mrs. David Trussler (Wanda Townson) at Ross - land, H.C. Relatives and friends were also visited on Vancouver Island. They returned via U.S.A. seeing Yellowstone Park, Mt. Rushmore and other interesting places on the return trip. On Friday, August 12 Ira, Elizabeth and Sarah left for the U.S.A. again to attend the 50th wedding anniver- sary on Saturday of the ladies' first cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rowe, of Ply- mouth, Michigan. This was a most interesting day, meet- ing cousins they hadn't seen for years. Conference highlights at Dungannon meeting The August meeting of the Dungannon Women's insti- tute was held on Thursday, August 4 at the home of Mrs. Russell Alton. This was the Resolutions meeting and sev- enteen members answered the roll call, A resolution 1 have made to improve our W.I. There were five visitors. Mrs. Sam Gibson introduc- ed the guest speaker, June Alton of Lucknow, who is Junior Women's Institute of Ontario president. June had attended the A.C.W.W. con- ference in Vancouver, B.C. June 19 to 29. She showed slides and gave the high- lights of the conference. Sixty-six countries were rep- resented and all could speak English. Donations to pen- nies for friendship has in- creased 151 per cent in nine years. Mrs. Irvin thanked her purple grove and presented her with an Institute spoon. Mrs. Gibson gave the motto, Everyday Resolu- tions. Ceilia Taylor gave an int- eresting paper on Resolu- tions which had been prepar- ed by Florence Diamond. Hostesses, Mrs. Russell Alton, Mrs. Sam Gibson and Mrs. Elsie Irvin served lunch, Successful Purple Grove picnic draws 70 Mr. and Mrs. Harvie Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young of Dungannon have just returned from a three week trip to the west, visiting old friends and neighbors along the way out. Mr, and Mrs. Randy Mac- Donald of Timmins are visiting with Joan's parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. "Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thomp- son were home for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Green- wood were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Farrell and girls on Sunday. Teresa, Tania and Tobi Farrell were overnight guests on Friday of Jean. Paul, .Joel and Joy -Fallen Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. F';verrett Elliott and Keith Elliott of Ferndale, Michigan are staving with Mt . and Mrs Earl Elliott and family for a few days. Marretta Hodgins and Daryl llodgins were Satur- day supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliott. Heather Boyle, now work- ing in Napanee, was home for the weekend. Sam Finnie of Dunville stayed with Mr, and Mrs. Francis Boyle and family this weekend. Jean Munday and Madeline MacQueen of Wallaceburg are staying the week with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boyle and family. Purple Grove Community Picnic Approximately 70 people gathered at the Purple Grove Community Centre to enjoy fun and games and eats. A well planned pro- gram proved to be a big suc- cess for the 1983 picnic. A big thanks goes to the commit- tee, Maureen Collins, Bren- da MacDonald and .Sandra Forester. Protect your shoes Spra% new canvas shoes and hags with shoe protec- tor. available at most shoe stores. 7o clean dirt% smud- ges from shoes. use an art gum eraser. or typewriter cleaner. Both can be purch- ased at stationery or office supply stores. Cleaning flu ids can also he used hut may leave a ring when dried. Suds from a detergent solu- tion or rug shampoo when applied with a small brush or an old toothbrush remove dirt from canvas too. Jack Treleaven and A. J. Wilson in Exeter. Isobel Miller, Helen Todd and Maudie Fisher won the Senior's Second Stage Play - downs at Atwood on August 9. pea 11 .. o'isr®a 9-44!..4 0.44.4 ..ta. LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH i Invites You To Worship With them on SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 I at 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. PASTOR: Rev. Bert Slofstra Nursery Downstairs i Morning and Evening i EVERYONE WELCOME )% Dates Available Lucknow & District Community Centre FRIDAY, AUGUST 26 Nicholas Beyersbergen and Beberley Bell SATURDAY, AUGUST 27 Randy. Alton and Laurie Buckingham SATURDAY, SEPT. 3 Alvin Moore and Elizabeth Leddy FRIDAY, SEPT. 9 Larry Brindley and Kelly Weaver SATURDAY, SEPT. 10 Allan Murray and Jackie Beasley OPEN DATES AVAILABLE AUGUST Friday 19 SEPTEMBER Friday 2 Friday 23 Friday 30 OCTOBER Friday 2 Friday 21 Friday 28 CALL THIS NUMBER BETWEEN 9:00 a.m. AND 6:00 p.m. ONLY 528-3532 Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 17, 1983—Page 9 SUMMER WORSHIP SERVICE Joint Presbyterian -United Church Services August 21 August 28 10 A.M. Lucknow United Church Rev. McDougall 10 A.M. Lucknow United Church Rev. McDougall Sept. 4 10 A.M. Lucknow United Church Rev. 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