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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-06-25, Page 7Blake reunion held June 8 By Eliz beth Irvin The 1986 Blake Family Reunion was held at the Stratford Park on Sunday, June 8 with 53 in attendance. The president Barry Morrison welcomed everyone and after a delicious lunch the business was conducted. A minute silence was observed for all of our departed family members. The minutes of the last meeting were read and treasurer's report was given. It was decided to hold the reunion at the same place next year on Sunday, June 14, 1987. The election of officers was as follows: president, Ralph Morrison; vice president, Murray Irvin; secretary -treasurer, Glenda Morrison and sports, the Webster family. The Morrison family then conducted some exciting races and relay games with prizes for everyone. Races, three and under, Stephen Trem- aine, Jason Pentland, Lynn Irvin and Lee Morrison tied; four and five year olds, Heather Irvin and Daryl Aitchison tied, Jamie Tremaine; eight and 13 year old, Jodi Webster, Shane Webster, Kevin and Janice Webster tied; ladies hop on one foot, Sandra Morrison, Joanne Pentland, Carolyn Morrison; men's hop on one foot, Murray Morrison, Roger Morrison, Ralph Morrison; five and under three-legged race, Heather Irwin and Daryl Aitchison; Jamie and Stephen Tremaine, Amy Blake and Jason Pentland; open three-legged race, Doug and Daryl Aitchison, Kevin and Shane Webster, Murray and Heather Irvin. Five and under kick the slipper, Daryl Aitchison, Jamie Tremaine, Heather Irvin; eight - 13 year olds kick the slipper, Janice Webster, Kevin Webster; water cup relay, Allan Webster's team won; spoon relay, Kevin Webser's team won; watermelon toss, Kevin's team won; water balloon toss, Amy Blake and Daryl Aitchison; suitcase contest, Jacqueline Pentland; guessing the number of jelly beans, Janet Johnstone; guessing the number of nuts and bolts, Bernadean Ritchie; holding the most bingo chips, Marie Webster. The children also had a candy scramble and played ball until supper. Webster clan picnic at Falls On Sunday, June 15 the Webster Clan gathered at the Falls Reserve Conservation Area for their annual picnic when 48 attended. Steven and Anne Andrew and Bill and Suzanne Andrew conducted a variety of games and races for all the children present. They enjoyed running races, wheel barrow races, three legged races and two relays, one with eggs and spoons and another with sponges and water. Afterwards there were candies and prizes for everyone. The ladies served a delicious meal smorgasbord style after which president Allan Andrew welcomed all to the picnic. The names of members who had passed away since last year were read. In memory of Elva Webster, Sam Gibson, Fred Reid, Milvert Reid, Mary Alton, Howard Reid, Elliott Fells, Jack Bain, William Reid Sr. Richard Ahrens and Harvey Webster, a minute silence was observed. Special prizes were presented to oldest and wisest gentleman, Watt Webster; oldest and wisest lady, Ruby Webster; largest family, Bill and Pat Thomson; coming the farthest, Don and Louise Stroh and family; youngest child, Holly Andrew, daughter of Allan and Linda Andrew. The business meeting followed at which time the following officers were appointed for 1988: president, Steven Andrew; assistant, Allan Andrew; secretary, Berna- dean Ritchie; treasurer, Alex Andrew; memoriam, Watt Webster and Elsie Irvin. It was decided to have the picnic at the Falls Reserve Conservation Area in 1988 on the third Sunday in June. All enjoyed the special events of the afternoon and renewing friendships. 1 LUCKNOW DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE OPEN DATES AVAILABLE JULY Friday 11, 18, 25 Saturday 12 AUGUST Friday 8, 15, 22, 29 JUNE 27 Janette Johnson - Bernard O'Neill SATURDAY, JUNE 28 Clarence and Alice Ritchie and June and Ted Robinson FRIDAY, JULY 4 Christie Messenger and Phillip Jerome CALL THIS NUMBER BETWEEN 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. ONLY 5283532 Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 25, 1986—Page 7 PICK YOUR OWN Lorries 5 KM EAST OF LUCKNOW ON HWY. #86 STRAWBERRIES PLAYGROUND FOR CHILDREN NO POTS OR PANS 55' PER QUART $3.00 6 QUART BASKET PICK 4 - 6 qt. baskets and get the 5th 6 qt. basket free HOURS: Mone = Fri. 8 a.m. = 8 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. - 5 p>in. Closed Sunday 528-2900 528-5145 Weather and Supply permitting SW 1986 LUCKNOW ING POOL SCHEDULE, MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 9:00 11:00 LESSONS LESSONS 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 5:30 6:00 8:30 7:00 7:15 8:00 9:00 LESSONS LESSONS LESSONS LADIES' EXERCISE PARENTS CLASS & TOTS LADIES' EXERCISE CLASS PARENTS & TOTS LADIES' EXERCISE CLASS PUBLIC SWIM PUBLIC SWIM BRONZE & BRONZE CROSS PUBLIC SWIM AQUAFIT ADULT LESSONS PUBLIC SWIM PUBLIC SWIM BRONZE & BRONZE CROSS PUBLIC SWIM PUBLIC SWIM SWIM CLUB AQUAFIT ADULT LESSONS PUBLIC SWIM PUBLIC SWIM '700amilmminsiminimium BRONZE & BRONZE CROSS PUBLIC SWIM PUBLIC SWIM PUBLIC SWIM PUBLIC SWIM Adult lessons begin Tuesday, July 9 - $1.25 a lesson Parent and Tots begin Tuesday, July 9 - 25c a parent, 50c a child Ladies exercise class includes special exercises done In shallow water You do not need to know how to swim to participate In this fitness program. Enrollment Is limited to 25 members. Cost will be $17.00 for the summer [$1.50/lesson]: Please register Monday, July 7 before class Aquaflt Is an exercise program in which participants aim to Improve their cardio vascular fitness through aerobic exercises. Aquaflt classes begin Tuesday, July 9. Cost will be $15,00 for the summer Bronze and Bronze Cross classes begin Monday, July 7 - $22.00 for the season Swim Club is water activities for young people. The cost is $5.00 for the season which begins Thursday, July 11 CHILD $17.00 SEASON TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE POOL 2 CHILDREN $25.00 TEEN [13 and up] $20.00 CHILD 50c ADMISSION TEEN 75c FAMILY $35.00 ADULT $1.00