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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-03-19, Page 10LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev".. Win. Munshaw llt,- M. Div, SUNDAY, MARCH 23 10 a.rn. Sunday $thool 11 a-m, Morbing Worship EverYnne:Weleomit I sings songs good buys for at Bill's 'Place Variety Lucknow Choose from baby blankets, diapers, baby shoes, bibs, dresses, sweater sets, sleep and play sets, sleepers, cards and wrapping, paper. Rios limb ,1111."' — " " , HWY a3 • • • 2ASHWDOD EXETER a- MT CARMEL . • CORDET TO GRAND HURON RD N 5 1 • BEND COUNTRY LUGAR sik, LONDON*. 4 ma am am ma aim aim am . YAMAHA. SERVICE. ,AND PARTS Kawasaki II -1C ners aller businesses... weprovide: *Finanddar.ftance 1r Management counseiling(CASE) -*Wlanagement training * Information on government pn9grams for busenex Can we1. :you? See our Representative Don Handford and/or John MacKenzie at: The Bedford Hotel Goderich, Ontario Every Tuesday on: Next' Visit: march 25th. FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK 791,1 • r":P Y!N•• apron contest The regular 'reeting of the , Trinity 1.1.C,W, was held Thursdayo March 13 a 1:30 at the hOrne of Mary Lou Raynard, Seventeen Mem- , hers and one child were present.. • The : president, , Shirley • FolloWing the singing of the Institute Grace, hostess- es, Mrs.°M, Gibson, Mrs. 0. Smith, Mrs. S. MaeGillivray and. Mrs. A. Gatnmie served a delicious dessert to mem- , hers •of the. Lucknow VVom- BY MRS. JOHN FERGUSON- Despite wintery weather, Pine River U.C.W..held their ...March meeting at the home of Mrs. Delbert Wilson, Point Clark, with 18 ladies present. 'Dessert was served prior to the meeting. President, Mr-s. Jack Campbell, read "Let us Smile", followed by the song" "Magic Penny". The Purpose was repeat- ed. "Mrs. Vaughn Munroe, act- ing secretary, read the mnin "and called the roll answered with "How is Japanese culture different . from ,ours?" ladies who judged the ap- "S l ow en's Institute. The Opening 'Ode was sung and -the. Mary Stewart collect repeated. Mrs. S, MacGillivray, president, gave a reading, on St. Pat- riek's Day. The president reported that she . and Mrs. Wayne Lowry had visited the sick, shutins, and new families in the community. A report of the PreSh.Y- terial annual • meeting in. Mount Forest was given by Mrs. Lynn Lowry: .Program convener; Mrs. Mervyn Funston, read a couple .:.of.timely, teadings, "Advice for Lent" and "The meaning of Lent to Christ- ians". Mrs. Leonard Courtney read the scripture'from Mat- thew.,____ancL meditatien, Prayer was, offered. A Japanese girls' story about "One hundred and, two years in Canada and still an Down", was read by Shirley.. Hackett. Bell Hackett led in prayer. . The offering ' dedicated by Shirley ett o. tt Mayrne Wilkins.,presented the Bible Study based on people from. the Bible, She Trinity ladies are invited to the Spring Thankoffering at' the Lucknow United• Church on Sunday, April 20 at 8 p.m. • A minute's silence was observed for one of the members, Mrs. Harry Nixon, who has passed away. - At the annual meeting in April, there will be a pot luck dinner commencing at 12.30 p.m. tmmigrant", Was read by Mrs. FunstOn. Mrs. Courtney introduced Mrs. Ken Inglis cif Kincar- dine who showed slide taken in Japan when she. ac- companied ''her husband to the 14th International niara- thon in Fukuoka, where 100 athletes competed. Her com- mentary, as well as treasured articles display, such as the inscribed bronze medal ,Ken received, a happy robe, and beautiful silk shawls, proved most, interesting. Mrs. Funston thanked the speaker and presented her with a -gift. . Courtesies were extended, and the president closed the meeting with prayer. trailer in afire. Fred Broome made a motion to give the O'Neil family a blanket also and this was, seconded by Mrs. George Whitby dis- played a quilt . that members of the Institute quilted at her Theron call was answered with, ' 'Something different I would like to, plant 'in my garden". ' Mrs. M. Gibson, convener of the 'Agricultural and Can- adian Industry committee, took charge of the program which opened with the, sing- ing of p Canada. A. nuinber of Irish songs were sung by Mrs. H. Bar- ger, Mrs. S. MacGillivray, Mrs.- M. Gibson and Mrs. William Helen, with Mrs. WeS Ritchie at the piano. Mrs. Bert Gammie and Mrs. 0. Smith each conduct-a ed an Irish contest. ',There will always be faith, as long •as there is a •sped catalogue..",: was._ the- motto, whiCh was very ably given by Mrs. M. Gibson. Mrs. George Whitby gave An in- teresting talk on Indoor Gardening, after which there was a--question- period. Mrs. S. MacGillivray play- ed several Irish numbers on the piano and the meeting closed with the Queen.. LUCKNOW UNITE D CHURCH , . Rey.,Dotig katdman Minister SUNDAY, MARCH 23 • 10 Lin: Sunday School 11:00 a'. m: _Morning Worship • Nursery PrOvided For Pre-School, Children Jr. Congregationfor 5 -8 Year Old Children LUCKNOW. CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH SUNDAY, MARCH 25 Services 101;00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Listen to the Back to God. Hour 10:30a.rn, CKNX Trees tapped and ready BY LORRAINE McGUIRE Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc- Guire and Christopher visit- ed on Sunday with Miss Nancy MeGuire and Carol MacKay of London. Jim Black has about 200 trees tapped for maple syr- up. If the next week or so proves to be good sap weath- er, Jim will be very busy. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hag- german entertained some friends and neighbours on , Saturday evening for a card party at their home. Visiting on Sunday with Mrs.„Blanche Hamilton were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hamilton - and girls of Hanover. Miss Joyce Black of King- ston spent last week visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Black and Jim. Mr. and Mrs. 'David King of Goderich visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Jack, McGuire and Brian. Minutes of the: FebruarY meeting were read and adop- ted,' — The roll call was answered by handing in an article for - the craft festival. meeting in her home' and ' Welcomed all those present, Me Slides on Japan shawn to UCNV The World 'Day of, Prayer Service :at the,, Lucknow_,, Christian Reformed' chinch Was attended by five ladies from Trinity. The Spring Thankoffering of Trinity will be held April 13, VA 8 with Mrs Stewart Miner Wendy Nixon, .:There arefour rn quilts co- pleted to. be Ant to Five Oaks. DOnna Raynard entertain- ed the ladies with step dan- cing. Hackett, opened the meeting read the story about Mary as guest speaker.The stir- Shirley Sackett 'closed the • ' with the ' call to worship, Marion Zinn and WendY and Martha,' A short ques- rounding church- groups are meeting with Prayer. Litnch ..search Thine Own Heart". Nixon were judges for an tion • and answer , period fol- to be invited. was served by the committee Bell Hackett and Shirley apron contest. The results lowed Mayme also read the The ladies/ are catering to . in charge.' Irvin were ._ in _:_ charge_ of were: fancy ' apron; firsti-- --Paern:!AheAurnan Touch" the bowling banquet on April devotions. The scripture, St, MaYme Wilkins, and second, and cloSed the ,,Bible Study 19. 'A report on supply and James 1, verses 22-25, was . Shirley Hackett; practical ai). with prayer._..*,.. ' welfare was given by Freda read by Shirley Irvin. "Build- ton, first, Virginia Hackett, - , Broome. A blanket was given ing personalities" was the and second, Ella Hackett. Several letters and thank- to the Brown faMily (former- topic for . meditation. "Bell Ella Hackett thanked the you notes. were read. The ly.Betty Hayes) who lost their Hackett led in prayer. rons. Shirley Hackett thanked • Mary Lou for having the A poem, , . (Branch Office Address) f or priori aiormation please' call 271,5650 [Collect] or write 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford