HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-06-04, Page 7The new executive of the Ladies Auxiliary to Lucknow Legion Branch 309 was installed at
the meeting on May 27. The new executive members are, back row, left to right, Tena
Gardner, treasurer; Velma Morningstar, Eunice Cunningham and June Bremner, ex.
ecutive members. Front row, Mary Hawn, zone commander, Kincardine; Colleen Eedy,
past president; Alice Clark, president and Joan Robinson, second vice-president. Absent
for photo were, Agnes Thomson, secretary and Marie Park, first vice-president. (Alan
Rivett photo)
Rhodys bowl on TV show
People report
We congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Rhody on their bowling success and ap-
pearing on TV Saturday May 24th.
Visitors with Edna and May Boyle dur-
ing the week were Mrs. Pearl Lloyd, Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Lloyd of London and Mrs.
John H. Scott of Penetanguishine, Ontario.
Mrs. Scott was the former Doreen Lewin,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Frank Lewin,
who was minister of Bervie, Kingarf and
Kinlough many years ago.
Weir Eckenswiller is able to be back to
work again after being injured at his
home.
Mrs. Annie Scott of Ripley and her sister
Mrs. Weir Eckenswiller visited with Mr.
and Mrs. William MacPherson.
Weekend visitors, with Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Nicholson and Lois were Mr. and
Mrs. Truman Fillinger of Dearborn,
Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Page and girls of
Burlington spent a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Page and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Page.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott of Ripley spent
Sunday evening with Edna and May Boyle.
Mrs. Fred Page spent a few days in
Toronto with Dr. and Mrs. Iman Mohamed
and boys. She returned home on Friday.
Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Nicholson and Lois were Mrs. Millie
Campbell, Mrs. Lenoys Cuyler, Mrs.
Margaret Hedley of Kincardine, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Bell of Islington and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Slessor of Tiverton.
Anniversary Service
The Kinlough Presbyterian Congrega-
tion observed their 123rd Anniversary Ser-
vice both morning and evening on Sunday
June 1. Rev. Larry Welch of Belmore and
Bluevale was the guest minister.
Mrs. Gary (Jeannette Barr) Fair was
organist with special musical numbers by
the choir. The morning soloist was Mrs.
Bruce Bushell, and in the evening a men's
trio of Rev. R. Shaw, Don Robertson and
Bruce Bushell sang for the congregation.
During the offertory Don Robertson
played violin music.
After each service a time of fellowship
and food was enjoyed in the Sunday School
room.
Concert Band back from annual trip
By Cathy Hamilton
May was a busy month for the Lucknow
Concert Band.
On Friday, May 9, they presented their
annual band concert at the Lucknow Com-
munity Centre. Junior Band members,
with their outstanding musical talents,
assisted the senior group to make the pro-
gram a great success.
One of the highlights for the band was
the annual band trip which took them to
the Stratford -Kitchener area during the
week of May 20. Early Tuesday morning,
Mr. Cayley and 79 enthusiastic band
members along with Ms. Reid and two bus
drivers boarded the buses for a fantastic
week of performing at schools and for just
plain craziness.
The received a warm welcome at all the
schools where they performed. The con-
certs featured special appearances by
some famous people such as Popeye and
Brutus, the Greatest American Hero and
the Lone Ranger and Tonto. Of course, the
teddy bears picnicked with the youngsters
and some even got a surprise "bear hug".
Let's not forget Miss Piggy and her bud-
dies from the Muppet Show who added a
little humor to the opening song.
However, not all was work (if you can
call it work) . There was time for fun and
games too. While shopping at several
malls, the band members supported the
stores by buying shades, Hulksters, sporty
outfits and food for that night's party.
Swimming at an indoor pool at the Con-
estoga Inn satisfied the water babies
although there were some surprise
splashes.
When the bus arrived at Lucknow Cen-
tral Public School on Friday afternoon, the
tired and weary band members realized
another successful season for the band had
just passed by.
Former neighbours attend gathering at Liddles
Neighbours and former neighbours of
Violet MacKenzie of Ripley .gathered at the
home of Doug and Irene Liddle to spend a
social evening with her before she moved to
her new home in Kincardine.
A resident of Huron Street South for more
than 40 years she will be missed by her
many friends in the area.
Mary Cook assisted' with the ar-
rangements. Florence Kirkpatrick read an
address and a presentation of an afghan and
a hanging plant were made.
The best wishes of the community go with
Violet in her new surroundings.
A welcome is extended to Mr. and Mrs.
John Wray who have purchased the
VIacKetzie property.
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 4, 1986—Page 7
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