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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-08-08, Page 9works , Van Craft Fr ed by Photo Mir Wilkh18 - Blake Sharon Anne Blake and John Matthew Wilkins were married at Trinity United Church, Ashfield on June 30, 1984: Rev. Arr, ;thur Scott and Rev. Bob Roberts officiated. 'Sharon is the . daughter of . Mr. and Mrs. Keith Blake, Lucknow, and John (Jack) is the son` of Mr.` and Mrs. Charles Wilkins, Amberley. Maid of honor was ' Heather Blake, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Janet Wilkins of Wallaceburg, sister of the groom and Jannet Trewartha of Mid dlemiss, . sister of the bride.'' Elizabeth Wilkins, sister of the groom was the organist and Jannet Trewartha.; was soloist. Best man was Bill Wilkins, brother of the groom. Guests were ushered into the church by Ken Wilkins, . brother of the groom and Larry Blake, brother of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilkins took up residence at R.R, No. 3, Lucknow. • runganrio air marks s i:25•tI.Lanniversary. •hum Page with prizes for all. The chain sawing com- petition, , bale .throwing, log . sawing with a cross -cut saw and arm wrestling round out the•evening's events. ' Saturday brings the English and Western Horse Show and the Heavy Horse Show star- ting at 10:30 a.m. and continuing throughout the day. At noon the parade will leave: the 'United Church corner and' travel north on main street and west to the Agricultural grounds. At 1 p.m. the horseshoe pitching competi- tion commences with mixed doubles class. The 4-H judging starts at 1:30 and bicycle races will be held on the track at 2:30; The three classes for the bicycle races will be: seven years of age and under, -eight to 12. years of age and13 years and over. Also. at 2:30 is Ufa baby show. Babies must be registered in advance at the hall. Special classes.for twins are a new feature this ' year. At 3 p.m. young and old, alike can enjoy the watermelon seed spitting contest. During the afternoon, musical entertain- ment ntertainment will be supplied by the Nine -Mile. ' River Boys featuring Doug Young, Don Dickson, Brian Petrie and Kelly Brindley.. Clowns,. children's games, a midway and food booths will all be a part of the days' events. Th draw for a beautiful "Gooey," Bridge set, featuring a round table and four thickly padded chairs covered in plush corduroy, ,will be made at3:30 p.m. The Dungannon. Agricultural Societyis pleased to carry on the tradition started in 1858. Why not be apart of this 125 year old event by coming to the Dungannon Fair August 17 and 18 and' to the other activities planned by the . Dungannon . Agricultural Society? Mark the dates on your calendar Seniors enjoy indoor picnic Forty-fivemembers of Dungannon -sand _ area seniors and guests enjoyed an indoor picnic at the centre on August,1 at 6 p.m. Greetings were extended by club president Ted Bowers. The blessing was given by K.K. Dawson ;before all present enjoyed the potluck dinner. A beautiful 3rd anniversary cake was provided by Crust and Crumb' bakery, while this was being served: birth- day greetings were extended to. Gertie Park and. Margaret Pritchard., Thetables were adorned with beautiful summer flowers. Games . were under ' the supervision . of social convener Margaret Errington. Margaret Pritchard led the singing for the sing song, with Roberta Liriskill accompa- nying on the accordion. Five tables of euchre were enjoyed by those thiatremained later. Marie Park and Brad and Cora Sherwood and Lois Kerr enjoyed .a day trip to many. points of interest in the Niagara Falls area Including Marinelandon.. a bus tour last week. DUNGANNON By Marie Park Congratulations to Gertie Park who celebrated her .84th birthday on Friday, August 3. She had many visitors . call throughout the days and received many cards, gifts and flowers. Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Caldwell (nee. Donna Maize) who weremar- ried at St. Joseph's Church, Kind�_ sbridge on Saturday, August 4. Donna -is the -daughter of John and Mary Maize. Little Catherine Brindley celebrated her fourth birthday in a big way on Friday, Aug. third: with a party attended by hergrand- parents and her aunts and uncles. Catherine has the distinction of . having 13 grand- parents with five generations living on her mother's side: • '• Enjoy :Ashfield variety concert A very successful evening was held. on Saturday, June 28 when the council of Ashfield Township arranged a Bi - Centennial Variety Night Coneert which was held at the Ashfield Public Works Garage. The concert itself was excellent. The participants were excellent. Everyone enjoyed it. Rhe_tta MacLennan had her daughter and son-in-law, Bruce and Louise : Millar of Palenerston visit the other day.. Visitors with George and Betty Moncrief on the weekend were Mabel Treat, her daughter and husband, Lyle and Barbara Brumley and three , grandchildren of Chicago, Illinois. We would like to welcome Barry and Bet- ty Jones and their two daughters into the community. Mr. and Mrs. Jones have mov- ed to the Ross MacKenzie farm. • Sunday was an eventful day at Pine River United Church. The Bible, used over 100 years ago in the first Pine River Church, was returned to the church: The Bible was saved from the original church when it was destroyed by a forest fire. and has been in the MacDonald family since. The members of the congregation appreciate having the Bible in the chureh once again. • Lucknow Sentinel, . liVeftesClay, trelli EATIII.,4* Phgne 357-1630 for 24 hour movie information Pleligg From FOGY to .1..,, Augu$t got. 16 Niewtiwas fritter altd *mkt, 7and 9p.ra. �. . Sunday' to Nmirsdiry, show at GUI pa. ONLY 8 PARENTAL GWDANCE ugast 8, 1984—Page t Cute. Clever. intelligent Darlia•=o- STEVENSpf. GREMUN$,, NOW TILL THURSDAY AT 8:00 PM and the nn motto'1 aaU . REMEMBER $2.00 TUESDAYS PARENTAL i GUIDANCE plutonium/a skims theatre! Hint OnNwlo• • 0 • • •.•• E. STARTS FRIDAY THEY'RE HERE TO SAVE THE WORLD FRI. - SAT. T A.9:00 SUN. - THURS. 8:00 PM • 'i 0 0 1 •. 4 • • •• • USTERS • �. THE SUPERNATURAL COMEDY. .• . BILL MURRAY • TheatreCOMMIE s wiehAOw�t. SIGQURN EY WEAVER. • (PREMIER LiTH LATRLS ar a•tea•• • 41, _aGaTaaAC s«:U DNCE STRMG DftIVE-I 11 ,:, TILL THURSDAY - •• • thew (met •LOCHALSH by Kae Webster Finlay MacDc.;ald left Monday morning a ` week ago to walk to Grand Bend where he met Cathy Robson and Jane MacKinnon, who accompanied him on the return walk to his farm. He completed the 100 mile walk in • four days. Doiiald Bann picked up where the girls left off when their feet became too sore to. continue. Finlay's walk earned pledges for the Knox College Restoration Fund which Ashfield Presbyterian Church is sup- porting. Wawanosh Council •from page 4 ' cillors Hickey and Brindley. carried. This Rating By -Law levies a special annual rate ,on a property to. cover a tile drain loan. The.Clerk was directed to order a flagpole from George Smyth Welding and Machine Shop. • PLUS • 1 STARTS FRIDAY • BOX OFFICE OPENS FRI. SAT. 8:00 PM SUN. - THURS. 8:30 PM gork REMEMBER $2:00 • i THURSDAY • • ij�R AOULT A CCOMPANIMEr • • • • VOtt t I MohIr.. ar.nd4EOnt. I • • •. • 1 s • • •• • 1 •• A A 1 a40••o441•04•i'%•-•!A ►A*•* QCQMPANIMEKT i71111 441 .. 14 • TH EA TR tS PLUS • • • DAVID'S FATHER s BOUGHT HIM,A HOME. COMPUTER. HE'S USED IT TO CHANGE HIS NIGH SCHOOL. GRADES:' NOW HE'S FOUND A NEW • • • •• • • 0 0 0 GAME TO PLAY •• AR • • •. •• •• 00400 ►4►w•••i••riu • 9