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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-04-30, Page 10LEE HAMILTON.:. .LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH ' Rev. Doug Haufman Miniater SUNDAY, MAY4 10 a.m. Sunday School 11::00 a.m. Morning Worship Nursery Provided For Pre-School Children -,_6:30.p.m. Congregational- Pot Luck Supper Followed by an Evening • Of Fun and Fellowship._ Jr. Congregation for 5 - 8 Year Old-Children LUCKNOVV UNITED CHURCH Remember Mother with Flowers from Quinn's Flowers P. Gifts. Order early for best selection *Small Fruit Bushes *Rose Bushes *Gladiolus Bulbs_ *Dahlia BUlbs — •Flower• & Vegetable Seeds • Green Up Your Lawn With Golf Green 18-6-9 Fertilizer--Peat Moss , Landscape Bark Open Tues. - Sat, 9:30.5:30 and ' Stui. and Mon. By Appointment . Phone 528.2033 Lucknow *Onion Sets *Seed Potatoes *Grass Seed - • •Apply Dormant Oil Spray on. Fruit Trees Now ►ryes elect new officers was yellow sweetheart roses. • She was assisted by the mother of the groonfwearing a floor length apricot gown with bouffant sheer sleeves and full • skirt. Her Corsage was of burnt Orange sweet- heart roses. 0. Baskets of pink and bur- gundy gladiola and carna- tions decorated the Lucknow United Church on March 22, 1980 for the 4 p.m, .cerernony which united in marriage Patricia Isab-elle Hamilton arid Thomas Arthur Lee, groom's parents are Mr. and carried a bouquet of white and pink silk roses with pink ribbon accents. The bridesmaid wore a floor length burgundy dress which featured a pinafore of pink on white. She carried, daisies, pink sweetheart ros es and burgundy baby's breath in a white basket with pink ribbons. The groom was attended by James Macklem of Ed- monton as groomsman and Duane Lee as junior grooms- man. They wore slate grey tailored three piece suits. Guests were ushered by Steve Lee of London, brother of the groom, and Steve Hamilton, Edmonton, broth- er of the bride. Mary Lynn Cayley, Luck- now, organist, provided tra- ditional wedding .music and the soloist, Valerie Schram of Edmonton accompanied her- self with the guitar. The reception followed at the Lucknow Community Centre where Bittersweet provided the music. • The bride's mother wel- comed guests wearing a floor length baby •blue gown with sheer sleeves and full skirt and V-neckline. Her corsage League Prayers 'Said' by the 12 members opened the Meeting Of' St, Mary's C,W,L. held \ at Pinecrest Manor last .Week. Mrs. LeddY,., president; welcomed all and \the minut-1 es were read by Mrs; Mac Donald. Mrs. Smith gOetie treasnrer's re Olt which, showed: ‘ a very gratifyilg year, • Correspondenceincluded a Thank You letter from their adopted priest in India: The Diocesidn' convention in. Sarnia in May was discus- • Lucknow U.C.W. had their spring Thankoffering on Sun- day evening, • April. 20 at '.8' p.m. and had the neighbour- ing churches as their guests. Mary Lynn Cayley played an organ prelude prior to the service. and Ritchie, welcomed every- one and Mrs. Harvey' Hous- ton:ankIvIrs. Glenn Walden opened .with a lively sing song: e The them Of the devotion's was "New Birth in Nature and New Birth in a Christian. Mrs. H. Jefferson took over for the business An the absence of the president. A social time was enjoyed at the close pf the meeting. ' • sed and they decided not to send a delegate this year. ert Irwin and Mrs. Eldon. Bradley. The Pine. River girls sang the song that they had composed for the C.G.I.T, jamboree near St, Mary's this summer. Mrs. Ritchie introduced•the speak- er., Rev..Wilena BrOwn, of Varna, who showed 'her slides of Japan, with an interesting commentary, Mrs. Jack. Treleaven gaVe the Courtesy remarks. Four LucknowC.G.I.T. iris ush erect and took up the offer- ing, With the Offertory Pray; • nell; treasurer, Mrs', Lee MinTay; spiritual director, Fr. E. Dentinger. • • Fr, Dentinger 'gave his usual inspiring message which concluded ,with a po- em, Because, Mrs. Leddy on behalf of herself and the retiring executive, expressed thIlikrfor alrITiebo.cliera- tion in., the past year and A most interesting evening was planned by the commit- tee in charge of the Sunshine Sister banquet for St Helens Women's Institute. It was held at the Vendome Hotel in —Teeswater when- Women's Institute members, friends and some husbands enjoyed a delicious. smorgas- bord dinner. Jn..all 43 people were in attendance. •' Following the dinner, In- stitute members exchanged gifts and the secret sisters were revealed at this time. The husbands and visitors each received a Small gift also. • Jim Aitchison made a short speech and;thanked the Institute for inviting the hus- bands. He 'said the ladies Services 10:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Saturday Bible School 9:30 ; 11:45 a.m. • Listen to the Back:to God Hour 10.:30 CKNX reactingconcluded. by M a 'a' es ChaSer",• Moments.to • The Act of Concescratioh Was -repeated and, the mein. bets 'then Visited with the patients. '• St. Mary's C.W.L, would like to express their thanks to. Pinecrest Manor for _giving us the brineeiing The president, Mrs. Leon parents of the bride. Mrs. l'hernas Lee of London,.Mrs. S. W. ,Gibsen, God- . Rev. Douglas Kaufman of erich, granchnother of the UCW meetLucknow offlcfated. bride wore a floral long The bride wore a long sleeved gown in tones of Donnybrook U.C.W. met white gown featuring a -key- smoky bine and rose. She at the home of Mrs. Wes hole neckline and bouffant wore pink sweetheart roses Jefferson for the. April meet lace sleeves and full skirt.. as her corsage. Mrs. Sarah ing, April, 15 with a , very The bodice was overlaid with Hamilton, grandmother of small attendance. - chantilly, lace and small the bride, wore a two piece Mrs. Eilleen Hanna open pearls and a sheer nylon peach ensemble with an ed the 'meeting' With 'a chiffon train fell from the overshawl of ecru crochet reading, 0 sing with Joy. • back of the _skirt. and a Corsage of white sweet- Mrs. H. Jefferson, Mrs. B. The veil had scalloped •heart roses. - - --L * .Hardy-.and ¤Mrs. Wes-Jeffer- edges- -with -silk • thrith and --The bride Changed to a son read the. scripture. Mrs. was held by a headpiece of black velour pantsuit and Hanna then read a poen', chantilly lace and pearls. She western hat for travelling. Borrowed, and Headlines of carried a bouquet of pink silk They will reside in Ednion- Autumn Gol . roses and burgundy baby's ton, Albert where the groom .Mrs. Hann took the topic, breath. is employed with P & S What happene to Christian- Patricia Murray, London, Plumbing, and the bride ity after thr res rection. She friend of the bride, was the works with Dr. U. Vyers, then read a poe , Antique maid of honour and Amanda E.N.T., Surgeon. _Shop. Lee of London attended as Guests attended from -Ed- bridesmaid. monton, LondOn, St: Thom- The maid of honour wore a as, Brantford, Forest, Lucan, floor length sleeveless gown Exeter, Lucknow and the in' burgundy featuring a. high surrounding area. neckline and tiered skirt. She li 41 New Et. Used . ., „ V 1 il u I kd ..E,I. 50 Bush Hog,' ,,..i.itit— , John Deere, • : 1iiiii iiiii0 r International, . .z;., , .z....-1,...z, . , . Dunhum:Lehr, Cockshutt and ease DISCS Completely Overhauled ( From 9 to 22 feet ). 25 New & Used 9 to 30 foot Vibra Shatlk and S-Tine CULTIVATORS ( with or without following harrows or packers) New CULT-I-MULCHER PACKERS 9 to 40 feet. New FIELD PACKERS 10 to 25 feet. New & Used, \ ' FERTILIZER SPREADERS, PLOWS, • SEED DRILLS. CORN PLANTERS. SPRAYERS, CHAIN HARROWS, DIAMOND HARROWS ETC, ' , ALL AT MONEY-SAVING PRICES\ BROS. VAN EYL Clifford . Ph: 3278045 ti Mrs. 0:Pr)orrirell gave two interesting readings, The Crystal Set and This Book - ' Bible. Mrs, Ross alSQ read a poem, Help Yourself to HaP- piness. • As this was the last meet- ...:ring--of-the,Leagne-y-ear -the• — new slate of.officers was read • by Mrs. MacDonald, namely: presiden , Mrs. Gerry Ross. 1st .vice, WS. Art' Gilmore; .2nd vice, Mrs, Glenn Porter; ' 3rd vice, Mrs. Jim McGuire;' secretary, Mrs, B. °Mon- ThiiiikoffOing Donnybrook the fesollcoiwalshhiopurro_ofomll.o_wed in LUCKN OW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Wm. Munshaw B.A. M. Div, SUNDAY, MAY 4 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Worship Everyone Welcome both of Edmonton, Alberta,: Honoured gnests were. Mr. This was taken by Mrs. er' given by Kay Morrison. decided since they had dish- The bride is the daughter and Mrs. S. Gibson of Mildred Cameron, Mrs, Rob Mrs. Ritchie gave the closing es to do when they went of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ham- GOderich and Mrs:, Sarah prayer and the benediction home, they would take their ilton, Lucknow and the Hamilton ; Lucknow, grand- husbands along. ' closed the service. . there. unshine Sister banquet: Three memberS reeeived gifts for perfect attendance at all meetings during the year,'Mrs. Gordon Lyons, MM. rr Interesting l.Harold 4r° caoCun°61it et P.s t6sr wereal-d — held by Mrs: Cooper and Margaret Crangtdii. Winners were Barb Tyler, Mrs.,10.3'- nard. Theevening concluded with a few rousing games of bingo.'Some of the winners were Lloyd 'Moffat, Muriel Moffat, Greta Webster, Bea- Wee Oct/U.111in ; Caroline • Snowden; Alan Cranston, Celia AitchiSon, Elaine Er- rington and Jean Phillips.