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Page 8 Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 9, 1993
New .Pastor appointed t� Pentecostal Church
On Sun, May 30 the Kinlough
Presbyterian's 30th Anniversary
was held with Rev. Ivan
Dambrowitz of Belwore and
Bluevale Presbyterian churches as
guest Minister.
The Minister of the church is
Rev. Stephen Lindsay. Joan Barr
was organist and Jo Reid was
pianist. In the morning the choir
sang "Be Not Afraid" and in the
evening "Whispers of Jesus." Doug
Blackwell and Steve Gaunt sang in
the morning and the Pine River trio
Glen Boyd, Bob Rutledge and Lynn
Lowry accompanied by Gail Lowry
were the special guests in the
evening.
Following the service a social
hour was held. During the service
in the evening new offering plates
and chair coverings were dedicated.
On Tuesday evening a bridal
shower was held for Michele
Hodgins at the Fellowship room of
the Pentecostal church. Barbara
Breckles was in charge. Penni Hal-
denby placed the bride's corsage,
the attendants took their places and
a short program followed.
The decorations were streamers,
wedding belts and balloons. Anne
McDonald gave a humorous reading
and all worked on two contests.
Michele's sister Tammara .Hodgins
read the verses on the cards and
Joan Barr and Volaine Hodgins
assisted with the opening of .the
gifts which were brought in by
Vanessa Breckles and placed by
Delores Cross and other helpers.
Jeannette Fair and Susan Van de
Klippe designed an article of
clothing with the bows which was
colorful and nicely modelled by the
bride which got a hearty, applause.
Michelle expressed her thanks to
all and invited the ladies to an
Open House at their home in the
afternoon of June 20 from 2 to 5
p.m.
Lunch was served and a social
time was enjoyed by all present.
The Holyrood Women's Institute
met on Thursday at the hall for a
noon day pot luck luncheon. Vice-
president Myrtle Percy presided and
after the opening grace was sung.
All enjoyed a delicious dinner.
Afterwards Betty Smith read the
minutes and thefinancial report.
The roil call was "tell a joke."
On June 28 they will cater to the
Lucknow Lions supper.
%tlnel
Birthday Club
Nathan McMurray
Jun 10 1992
1 Year Old
S en Cotlinq
June 11 1987
6 Years Old •
Kaitlyn Coiling
June 11, 1987
6 Years Old
Adam MacLennan
June 11. 1987
6 Years Old
Gregory Tanner
dune 12 1987 ,
6 Years Old
Starr Dadson
June 12, 1983
10 Years Old
Becky Guay
June 12 1991
2 Years Old
David Dalton
June 15, 1982
11 Years Old
K INLOUGH
by May Boyle
An invitation was accepted from
the Karishea Institute on July 15. A
letter was read from the Children's
Hospital at London.
Bessie Maulden gave a full report
of the Bruce South District meeting
which was hosted by the Bervie
Institute and was held in the
Anglican parish hall at Kincardine.
Delegates from Holyrood were
Myrtle Percy, Grace Eckenswiller
and Bessie Maulden, The Hospital
tea will be held at Ripley on June
16 and the District picnic on June
23.
Agnes and Tammara Hodgins
were in charge of a fun afternoon
which consisted of contests . and
games which everyone enjoyed with
prizes given for the contests. Joan
Murray gave the Courtesies and the
meeting closed with 0 Canada. July
1 will be the meeting on Canada:
We welcome Pastor and Mrs.
Donnan and Melinda to our village: sister Jean Phillips and Connie
He 4 the newly appointed Pastor at Linton.
the Pentecostal Church.
Visitors with Edna and May
Boyle during Phe week were Mrs.
Jean Hodgins of Wingham, Betty
Bushell, Bessie Maulden and her
Bill MacPherson, of Holyrood,
visited recently with. Mir. Elgee
Price and Mr. Gordon James of the
nursing home in Wingham.
Bruce 4 ounty Board of Education
will see many teachers retiring
A larger than usual number of
teachers will be retiring from the
Bruce County Board of Education
this year.
Trustee Alvin Thompson said as
many as 20 to 25 teachers may
retire at the end of this month.
Plans are underway to recognize
those staff members at a special
meeting June 29. ,.
Among those who will retire is
superintendent Don Carroll, who is
at present the longest -serving of
academic supervisors on .the board.
Dungannon
card party
winners
The Dungannon Senior
Citizens Card Party on Wednes-
day night, June 2, hosted 14
tables. Winners were: Ila Pol-
lock, Ina Famish, Muriel
McQuire, John Harris and Emer-
son. Howald.
Happy 50TH,
Wedding Anniversary
Jt1NIE.112
Earl & Kay Stever
Lots of Love
Doug & Joycc
• Cathy & Bernie
Chris & Michelle
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f HE ANNUAL OPP RUN FOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS passed
through the village on Monday. afternoon, June 7. Local
donations toward the event Included $200 from the Legion,
presented by George Anderson, $200 from the Lions Club,
THE HURON COUNTY BOAiZT -OFM CATION -
SUMMER SCHOOL 1993
Courses Offered:
SECONDARY IMPROVEMENT COURSES
July 6 to July 28
English: Advanced and General in Grades 9 through 12
Mathematics: Advanced and General in (;racks 9 ,through 12.
Additional courses May be offered in (;rade 9 subjects if ninn-
hers warrant.
DRIVER EDUCATION For Secondary ,School Students
July 6 to July 14
CONTINUING EDUCATION For Adult Students
July 6 to July 14
Most classes run daily from 8:0(1 to 11:3(1 a. 111., some Grade 9
ciasses may rtln daily from 12:30 to 4:00 p.m.
FEFS: All courses are 'free except fur Driver Education which
costs $230.08
LOCATION: -A11 cntlrses,'except Continuing Education are offered
at Central Iluron Secondary School in Clinton.
Continuing Education will he held at Vanastra Public School.
Rus transportation is provided from Exeter; Goderich,
Wingliam and Seaforth.
For further Information contact your local school or
RRIICE ECCLES,
PRINCIPAL, SLIMMER Sctio 11.
527-0380
Flea Dawson nomPntlie Elastic! Bob Allan
('hair Opteinl op on Imo Director
presented by president Bob Irwin, and $50 from the village,
presented by Bertha Whitcroft. The presentation was made
before students and staff at Lucknow Central Public School.
(Debbie Davidson photo)
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60TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
June 13, ,1993
2-4 p.m. at
Wingham United Church
217 Minnie St. • •
No gifts please. Your name in
thr quest !,00k will be a
treasured menuiry.
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