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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-07-18, Page 9;e 8 NMI nked. Inion 1 the God ither urch Ruth 1 the rvice -vice th of Lges the rdon. r of less You hoir ring ane, •ank He. °nts peen and that vith, able and My led Irs. `lois and - and. rial [rs. ;ter the the LL.nd rial 8 a:c100:. f4tuily. barbecue: On Sunday, July 8 the Hackett family met at th Ashfield Township: park for their annu . i barbeque. All - sang grace and enjo, ed a bountiful dinner, E1 on -- Bradley; on behalfof Keith Hac tett,• who has been ill, and Irima Wall, had c arge of the business part of the picnic. Lido . welcomed. everyone. Tvv►•. minutes silence was observed in memo of Mrs. Melvin . Hackett, who way during ,the year. . It was: moved that Keith Hackett and. Irlma• Wall carry on as president and secretary for another year. Lorne and Hazel Hackett and John and Helen Lindsay are to. be the food committee, D. A. and Evelyn Hackett are to be the sports committee, A vote of thanks was':expressed to-J..D,, Drennan for providing the, barbeque and to Jim and Evelyn Bradley and Helen and Eric Hackett the- food committee, and to Terry and Joaii-Hays; the sports committee and to all others who helped make this picnic 'a success. , Various humorous readings were given by Elleda Laidlaw, Aileen Bradley, Eileen Curran and Irlma Wall. Newest married couple, Terry and Joan Hays, three years; youngest boy, 11 months, Bradley Courtney; youngest girl, Krista Wall, 10;, birthday prize,. Scott Hackett; family coining farthest, Don and Rosalea Rapson of Seaforth; oldest Person present, Janet. Drennan; anniversary nearest November 1, Eldon and Aileen Bradley. m.. p Joan and Terry . Hays conducted sports. Winners' included in the races, 9 - 11, Madonna Bradley and. Krista Wall; mixed run, Krista Wall - Madonna Bradley, Paul. Hackett - Scott Hackett; - men'skick the slipper, Don Hackett, Scott Hackett; ladies' kick the slipper, Bell Hackett, Elise Lindsay; ladies' sack race, Movita Courtney, Madon- na Bradley and Krista Wall; men's sack race, Scott Hackett, Paul and Kevin; ladies' 3 legged race, Krista Wall'and Ellen Rodger, Madonna Bradley—and Movita . Courtney; men's 3 legged. "-race, Paul and Kevin Hackett, Paul and Scott Hackett; girl%s wheelbarrow race, Movita ' Courtney; and Madonna Bradley, Evelyn Hackett and Elise Lindsay; boy's wheelbat<row race, Scott and .Paul . Hackett and Kevin and Rae Hackett. • Two teams took part in two very interest- ing relay, races. After a beautiful -afternoon . together, everyone returned to their' homes'. Kincardine woman visits aunt ' Mrs.: -Margaret -Bannerman Kincardine visited on Sunday, with'her aunt, Mrs.. Ben PURPLE .GROVE Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Scott; Mr. and: _Mrs. Don Doupe and Mr. and Mrs. Art Helm were guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs:. Norval Stanley. Visitors during the week, •with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Collins and family were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Green, Arthur; Miss Doris Smith.. Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie Davies, Toronto. Pam and Karen Fettely, Britton. Mr. Bob Grieve from Monetiville visited with Mr.,. and Mrs. Victor Gawley and Mrs. Donelda. Gossell: ' Marjorie Thompson spent the week with her son Bert. Kay Thacker visited on Tues- day. Lisa Cote, Owen Sound is spending some holidays with ' Marjorie Thompson and friends in E.ipley. 'Mr.:and Mrs: John, Farrell' and girls had supper. Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stanley. It was Dina's first birthday: Mrs Janice Elliott 'and Lea from Miden visited with Mr\ and` Mrs. Earl Elliott,; also Mr. and -Mrs. Everett Elliott, 'Ferndale Mich. were at the Elliott's. Men from Missions had a supper at .Fishercnans Cove. Folks from Purple Grove. -attended. Tammy Sutton had Alison F'oulds and Jilt Campbell for the weekend at her home. Mrs. Randy. MacDonald, Tammy; Kim; Lucas from Timmins are' holidaying .with Joan's- : parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Harvie Thompson. Saturday night 'a Hospital Barbecue was held at the home of Alice .Vanderburgh•, A surprise patty for Wilda Thompson on her retirement: from nursing at Alexandra General and Marine Hospital, Goderich. Mr.: and Mrs. Victor Gawley visited with Mrs. Olive Needham, Lucknow on Saturday.., John and Marlene Collins, Dawn Star and Katie; and Rose .Natamogan arrived from Southend, Sask. and are spending some time with John's mother. Katherine Collins at the'. farniY_ • • TILL' THURSDAY • • • • • • • 1 • • • 1 PAREN.TAt ,! GWDANCE BOX OFFICE OPENS FRI.-SAT., 8:00 P.M. •SUN.-THURS.8:30 P.M. .2ND - THE qtEN4LiNsi .FEATUREOUTSIDERS REMEMBER $2.00 THURSDAYS . THE MOST POWERFUL LEGEND OFALL IS BACK IN A NEWADVENTURE •• Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday J.L.S. 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