The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-05-11, Page 15community news
St. Helens families mark Mother's Day
By Kathryn Todd
Get well wishes are ex-
tended to Leroy Rantoul. Lee
is in Wingham and District
Hospital recovering from a
back injury.
Mr. and Mrs. John Siecker
visited on the weekend with
heir son and daughter-in-
,aw, Mr, and Mrs. John
Siecker Jr. of Owen Sound.
Mr, and Mrs. Tom Pegg
and Heather visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Leather -
dale of Hamilton on the
weekend. While in Hamilton,
they also visited with Mrs.
Pegg's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Johnston.
Mr, and Mrs. Dave Black
of Lucknow were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon McPherson,
On Sunday, May 1, the
family of Helen Todd and
Isobel Miller enjoyed a get
together at the Stone Crock
Restaurant in Elmira, Those
attending the dinner were
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mac-
Intyre, Richmond Hill; Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Miller and
Larry of London; Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Laidlaw, Greg
Laidlaw and friend, Dorothy
of Wingham; Jim Laidlaw,
Waterloo; Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Todd and family; Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Todd and
family, and Marion Donais of
Lucknow.
St. Helens W.I.
The May meeting of St,
Helen's branch of the Wom-
en's institute was held on
Thursday, at the Women's
Institute hall. Before the
meeting started, 21 members
and one guest were served a
delicious dessert by the host-
esses.
Correspondence included
an invitation to help cele-
brate the 75th anniversary of
the Lucknow Branch on June
14.
Beatrice McQuillan was
thanked for her embroidered
quilt block, to be donated to
The Livery Theatre, Goder-
ich Arts Foundation. Ar-
rangements were made for
catering to three banquets in
the near future. Delegates
were chosen for the District
Annual, to be held in Wing -
ham in May.
Mrs. Ivan Clark read the
minutes of yesteryear. The
topic on Health was given by
Mrs. J. Strutton. She stres-
sed fresh fruits and vege-
tables in the diet - begin each
meal with something fresh
and let fruit be the end of
your meal. We must also
learn to relax, to help cope
with tensions of everyday
life, she said, quoting Gay-
lord Hauser, and gave sever-
al suggestions for doing this.
Mrs. Ross Errington con-
ducted a successful plant
auction, before the meeting
closed.
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 11, 1983—Page 16
These grade 7 and 8 students danced the Charleston at the Brookside Public School spring
concert Thursday evening. They were featured in the senior choir presentation of A Simple
Melody. From the left are Penny Moss, Llanne Creighton, Heather Storey, Heather Ohm and
Sheri Smyth. [Sentinel Staff Photo]
South Kinloss TVMS see slides of New Guinea
The May meeting of South
Kinloss W,M.S, was held
Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. Ira Dickie, Director,
Mrs, Bruce Hamilton, chair-
ed the first part of the
meeting and opened with a
poem,
The Bible Study on Fear
was ably conducted by Mrs.
Ray Buchmeler and Mrs.
Hamilton, Membe s expres-
sed personal fears nd scrip-
ture verses were ad er-
taitting to these.
Mandolin and piano mu is
by Ira Dickie and ck
Needham were enjoyed.
Reading were given by Mrs.
Frank MacKenzie and Mrs.
Harold Campbell
The roll call was answered
by 25 members. The offer-
tory prayer was given by
Nancy Maclntyre.
Mrs. Bruce Hamilton in-
troduced the guest speaker
for the evening, Mrs. James
Henderson of Lucknow. She
spoke on the South Sea
Islands, in particular New
Guinea where son, Jim, is
teaching in a Co -Educational
Planning to make your own
Jamboree '83 dress?
We now have in stork
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'Materials
Notions
Everything you need to help you
participate in the biggest event
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Boarding School.
Besides academic studies
the students do much carp-
enter type work erecting
buildings and also in agricul-
ture. - providing enough food
for the needs of the school.
Their interest in learning is
wonderful. The culture is
different and also the form of
communication. The Pidgin
language is used. Mrs. Hen-
derson showed slides also of
New Guinea.
This was all most interest-
ing as the Mission Study is
on the South Sea Islands. She
was thanked by Mrs. Ray
Buchmeier and presented
with a gift.
Mrs. Evan Keith, presid-
ent, announced the Mav
meeting of Maitland Presby-
terial Society and also the
100th anniversary of Luck -
now Afternoon W.M.S. June
Treasurer's reports were
given by Mrs. Fraser Mac-
Kinnon and Mrs. Leonard
Clarke. Courtesy remarks
were given by Mrs. Hamilton
Turn to page 18+
Lucknow's
Jamboree '83
Parade
Saturday, , July 2nd
12:30 Noon
PLEASE ENTER AS BOON AS POSSIBLE IN ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:
Best Team
Bast Horse Drawn Float
Best Dressed Horse & Rider
Best Organization's Float
Best Commercial Float
Best Humorous Float
Best Heritage Float
Best Old Machinery Float
Best Musical Float
Best Vintage Car - Pre War
Best Vintage Car - Post War
1St
PRIZES
$30.00
2nd 920.00
3rd $ • a0
IN EACH CATEGORY
This section of the wade will assemble at Floyd Milne's Field
1 /2 Mlle North of the Public School by 11:30 a.m.
Children's Section NO ENTRY NE
Best Decorated Bicycle
Best Tricycle or Wagon
Other
This section will assemble one block north
of MacTavlah Sunoco Station
EDEA PRIZES
1st 915.00
2nd 910.00
3rd 95.00
in Each Category
Sind your entry to BOB McINTOSH, A. R. M 3, LUCK NOW, NOG 2H0
For more Information phone 519-3054230