The Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-05-16, Page 20Page 21—I.wGlww 8athe1, WeiraiaY. May IS, MO
Area children baptized on
Chrtstian Family Sunday
Christian Family Sunday was Wired
in area churches on May 13.
In Lucknow United Church the Sunday
School pupils .all sat 'together with their
teat's and participated in the service
by singing zseverad sons for the enjoy-
ment of everyone.
Baptiai nal services' were held for Brit-
tany Nicole, baby daughter of Kimberley
Sanderson and -Jim Cranston,
The cbildren'sa choir sung. in Lucknow
• Presbyterian Church;services
werre'•alao held there for lB� Tracey,
daughter of Wayne and Lynn McDonagh,
granddaughter of Barry and Betty
McDonagh audBill and Marg Taylor
Also: baptized was. Kaylee 'Mae,
daughter of Alfred and Margaret Storey,
granddaughter of Bill and Dorothy
Johnston and John and Marjorie Storey
of Toronto; great granddaughter of. Jessie
Johnston, Lucknow,
Congratulations to Mr. and. Mrs,Eldert
Ggertsma who celebrated their 55th wed-_
ding anniversary on May 12. There were:'
63 to enjoy a family dinner in the Chris-
tian Reformed Church and a large
number attended the open, house,
Visitors on the weekend with Elsie
Houston were Edgar , and • Marion
Johnston from Rockwood; J.J. Houston
from Cleveland, Ohio and Kenneth; Joy,..
Amy and Angela I%uston.froln Harrison.
Twenty-four members of Lulu Stanley's
family had brunch at the Bruce. Inn, Kin-
cardine on . Sunday, then visited. with
Larry and Joanne at their home in
. Kincardine.
' We are sorry to hear Albert Lennips is.
back in. Wingham Hospital. We wish him
a speedy recovery.
Blanche Bridge of Listowel and Edith
Moore of Molesworth, slaters of Austin
Loree, visited in Lucknow last l'hursdaY.
We would like to extend our sincere
sympathy to Jack and Audrey Mac-
Donald in the, on Sunday, of
their dauigintee-in Patricia MacDonald
of It, 1, Kincardine.
Get well wishes go out to Carrie Milne,
who is
bona patient In St. Joseph's Hospital,
Piete Kragt of Surrey, British Colum-
bia visited with her moan, Fetje deBoer
of Lucknow and other family members
and old friends,
Drop In Centre
There were four tables of bye played
at the last afternoon get-together at the
Drop In Centre. Tillie Wilson was. high
and Sadie MacMillanwas low,
During the evening eight tables of shoot
were in lalay with wiinalers beinag, high
lady,, Elizabeth. Robhison; high man,
Harry Wall; low lady, Margaret Collyer; •
low man, Jake Conley and most shoots;
Andy Scott;
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Pert Abort £aaimsel's Friends
On May 10, ie Part Albert Animal's
Friends 4-11 Club want Coded
Veterinary Mate. Dr, Da* Watkin, one
of the vetecinariaes gave as an exclusive
tour of the clinic. We never imagined all
those rooms could fit into a small
building like that!
We than wandered into the conference
room, where Dr. Watkin talked about'
how we could do better jobs of
after our pets and several diseases that
sounded very harmful, Can. you believe
dais? - can have high cholesterol
levels, dia and heart attacks
like us! At the end of the great
we got to listen to a dog's heartbeat
through a stethoscope. Thanks a lot Dr.
Watkin! •
"For these reasons 1 place this
class....", This will be a familiar line as
about 100 Huron Cosmty !-Hmembers put
theirudging skills to the test at the an-
nual Judging Competition.
Registration is at 0:15 a.m. at the
Seaforth . Fairgrounds, May 26th. The
competition begins at 10 a.m., with the
4 -Hers judging beef cows, .dairy cows,.
sswiaie, draft horses, eggshay'and first
aid kits, Reasons will begin at X2:45 p.m.
Each member will choose four Jut of the
seven classes to give reasons on placing
the class thee way they did.
All leaders; parents and friends are in-
vited to attend,
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Craft Show. Daaatlonns are
Nothingwnow iss the news trough on
the front When there is nothing latt
the bogs go ungry se t gums that will
he the lot of the readers. Just think of
the times you said that you did not want
that in the __ paper. So if it is not there,
haw can folks read it?
Lon-
don this past week for a dayywith her
daughter Julie for an eye examination
last week.
D art
tournament
winners
Leranch 309 of the Royal Canadian
on hosted a youth dart, tournament
on Sunday, May 13. Participants from
Goderich, Kincardine and Lucknow
fileted in the annual adult -youth
Trophy winners from Lucknow were:
Tyke division - Michael and Wayne
Cranston, -;first; Junior. division Dean
Tiffin and Calvin McClenaghan, second
and Senior .'division +, Luke and Ray
Cranston, second.
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Old West Sale Days
CAMPBELL'S 1 L
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Tomato
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