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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-07-11, Page 9Suiida.y 401 conducts service The, children of the Snday• School' conducted the_. Sunday morning worship service at Trinity . United Church July 1. Diane Raynard have the • call' to worship followed' by a responsive reading by. Ae primary junior Blass. -The kindergarten class, sang Jesus Loves the Little Children and the junior class took up the offering :followedb y • prayer. The primary class;presented' a recitar tion and song. , • ' , ' Elizabeth, . Wilkins and Donna ' Scbtt presented, the attendance awards. arolyn Andrew, Sandra Alton and Diane Raynard received perfect attendance pins. ' The following children received attend- ance awards in. their respective levels: kindergarten, Carolyn ' Andrew, Sandra. Alton, Laura Wilkins, . Brent Cameron and Shelley Irvin; primary, Heather Alton, Danielle Cranston, Eric Andrew .and Mac Hackett; primary.- junior, Warren: Andrew, Vanessa Alton and Doug Helm; junior, Shauna Andrew and Janine Helm, senior, Paul Hackett, Scott Hackett, Debbie Ray- nard, Ken Wilkins, Suzanne: Alton, Diane Raynard, Nancy Hunter,.Donna' Raynard and Elizabeth . Wilkins.. following ' ` the morning, g, worship service. the Sunday School picnic was held at Brookside Public School; N . Fair queen s Winners. of the junior' races were .5 a'id under,. Bunny Race, Shelley Irvin, Scott 'Richardson; running race, Carolyn Andrew, Krista Ritchie; crawl; Krista Ritchie, Sandra Alton; 6 - 8 years, running race, Eric Andrew, Danielle Cranston; kick the slipper.,, Heather Alton, Mac Hackett; softball', throw, Eric Andrew, Heather Alton; wheelbarrow race, Mac Hackett; Eric Andrew; 9 and up,. glove throw, Warren Andrew, Vanessa Alton;. • . running race,' Shauna ' Andrew, "Warren Andrew and,, Vanessa Alton (tied); kick the slipper, Warren Andrew, Janne Helm; blow up balloon, Darrell Scott, Vanessa Alton; . '6 . and . up, horse and rider, Warren and Eric Andrew; push peanut with nose, Doug Helm, Darrell. Scott; peanut and candy scrambles for all, - Winners of the adult games were:, jelly bean count, Russel. Irvin and Doug . Helm,. tied; person with closest birthday', Elizabeth Irvin; men's scale press, Don Alton, .Frank Alton and Ken. Alton; tied; ladies' scale press, Suzanne Alton; lady with Most change in her purse, .Wanda Miller;' man •with Jacknife in pocket, Alex Hackett; largest family, ,present, Don and. Sheri. Alton; oldest person present, Margaret Andrew;; youngest person present, Jaemyn Rowswell. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednepday, July 11, 1.954 -+Page, 9 TIIRAIrIlw?1,,..(7v . AI li Phot 357-163Q.fog 24 hour movie information - STARTS FRIDAY, JULY 206 POT* R IM :FRIDAY�TO THURSDAY, JULY' 13th to r, 11114 :SHOWTIMES: ERODE! AND. SATURDAY et 7:00 .d 1:001i.w.SunDAY To THURSDAY ONE SHOW .. ..... it ;00 p.w. ONLY 1.; 'LAST TWO DAYS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY; JULY 11**W 121k1 ONE SNOW EACH EVENING at 8:00 p,M, n;.popgxn.ie.n,.robby n».N,ts r onth. ta..n. Cana tough New York cab drrver be turned into an overnight sensation by a country Qui trom Tennessee CHs • i'a1 -Y011NC ivivoweA,uw� j • The Knockout Cortkdy of the Summer 5111. Ce •tet• • •• • GODERICH • 524.71111. • • :: • •• •• •• • • • MATINEES. . SAT. -SUN. • 2:00 P.M. • . • REMEMBER 2.00 TUESDAYS': ,. • • t ' 461 •:•TILL 7111URSDAY AT 8:00 P.M'. • t.,�. ea institute WlfG •• The: Dungannon Women's Institute held their'Canadian Agricultural meeting. Thurs- day evening,.. July 5 at the 'home of Ila Crozjer in Goderich. The ro call,. , name an interesting farm experience, as answered by 14, •!nembers. There were ee' visitors. The collection of 'Pennies for riendship was taken, a penny for :every chair in your house. President, Ila Crozier displayed the Institute dinner' . bell, now completed, donated by Winnifred Girvin: Alma Black read the minutes, the treas- • •urer's report and the correspondence. The ladies were reminded of the bus trip to Stud Milton. on July. 10. , Myrtle Kerr introduced the guest speaker 1983 Fair Queen of Dungannon, Lisa Brown.., She spoke of her experiences representing Dungannon fair during the last'year and the rewards of such an experience, displaying. 'her crown and sash. She isa member of this year's fair queen committee when a new queen will be chosen in August. fla Crozier thanked her with an envelope .gift. Everyone enjoyed Myrtle ' Kerr's. reading on Hogs using everything but the whistle. Hostesses Ila . Crozier, Marian , Zinn and Alma Black served lunch. nGa's improvemeuts Mrs. Allan ' MacDougall was hostess. for the:July meeting of South Kinloss W.M.S. on July 3. • The president?. Mrs. John Mowbray, welcomed all and read a poem, • , 0 God of Love. The ..Bible= Study . dealing with sorrows and 'death was ably presented by Mrs. Ray Buclimeier. with members reading . Bible verses, on this subject. This was followed with- the Prayer Circle with Mrs. Allan MacDougall, Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon and Mrs: Frank MacKenzie, and a reading on the Bible ',Study theme by Mrs. Harold Howald.. . • The offering was dedicated with the hymn, We Give Thee But Thine Own. Manta MacDougall played two delightful piano selections:. With Mrs. Jack Needham . as 'pianist.. and Mrs. Don Bell ; leading, ..the group enjoyed singing several hymns from the Country and Western. Hymnal expressing the -thoughts froln the Bible Study. Mrs. Don Bell with map, :,charts. and tiuesiiontheets continued: the. Mission Study on Central Africa. She reviewed the many problems discussed 'in previous, chapters such as lack of food, clean. water, education, low wages - average annual ; income 5120, etc. Much land is also used to grow prdducts for export and little left for food for families. The next chapter • told•of the Journey of Hope. ,There' are many plans for improve- ment - districts are building new . schools, vlocatignal training tor both boys :and. girls, health and nutrition courses, self teaching by, village members, more safe water ,and refugees to be- given :land. The nextmeeting will be a Family and Talent Night, August 7 with Nancy Macln- tyre hostess. ,' Mrs. -Ray ' Buchmeier gave the courtesy remarks and: also the 'closing prayer: A delicious July lunch of cake, straw- berries and • ice cream' was served 'by the hostess and directprs. arewell party. is surprise A visit from 27 'friends, and neighbours\ was a cornplete 'surprise for Mr. and Mrs. , Walter Black of : Lucknow on "Sunday OL �►.E V afternoon. Walter and •Mary have. mooed from the fourth concession to reside in Lucknow. A beautiful picnic supper was By Lorraine McGuire enjoyed and the neighbours .of the fourth concession presented Mary and Walter with '.:a lovely toaster oven.. Jack McGuire and Brian visited on'Sunday 1 evening with( Dorothy Engel, of Seaforth. Joyce Black of St. Paul Alberta is spending three weeks visiting with her parents,. Mr. and -Mrs.. Walter Black of' Lucknow. Several people from this, area attended the tractor pull Ani. Lucknow on Saturday .and' Sunday: A good crowd was reported for both days. ' , Mr, and Mrs. Delorb and Martha of Mississauga visited on Friday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Black and Joyce of Lucknow, Martha isspending a few days with the Blacks. r0•,•. x • 'Mary Margaret Si'niith Toronto visited with her parents, . Mr. and Mrs. Wes Smith and Barbara for a few days. ' Nancy McGuire of London spent Thursday and Friday of last week visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire. and Brian, and attended. the. Blyth Theatre with Mrs. Walter Black .and Joyce. Mr. and Mrs. Tasso ' Karantonis and • Sophia Of Toronto spent theholiday weekend at their home here: Mr. and Mrs: Jack . McGuire visited With, then, •'on -"-Sunday evening. 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