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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-05-14, Page 101.===.1 -- there's gold in the WANT ADS az ca, 441141.,-, fry 1‘14, A cry 1 n re. kruk, TRA • Hi ONY ,at Ztte==41,==.ii, NOM OF MEETING Lucknow Business Association Thursday, May 15 at 800 p.m. DOWN STAIRS TOWN HALL Re: Business hours for summer and any other ideas or suggestions re business in and around this area • ALL LUCKNOW AND SURROUNDING AREA BUSINESS PEOPLE ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND PLEASE MAKE AN EFFORT TO ATTEND KENIIARMAN » Si cretaly Triasurer TONY JOHNSTONE - President Page 118-4,ticknaw4Senthielt Wedneadah May 14,.1980 Lucknow UAW milts hold May meetings duties the .W; vvere Priestap favoured ed for the business. Reports Mrs. Andrew Ritchie' gave The sepripture lesson was, thanked by Mrs. Graydon Guidelines as to their by prayer by Mrs. Joynt. Mrs. Harold Greer presid- in 1.I.0 the treasurer's report and 'a read by Mrs. Gerald Priestap Ritchie. Mrs. Cam'Themp- special collection was taken and Mrs. Cam ' Thompson son gave a reading, What is a for the Blanket Fund. gave the meditation followed Mother? tlicKNO,W PRESBYTE RIAN ''CHORCH Rev,. Win, Munshaw B.A. M. Div. SUNDAY, MAY 18 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Worship Unit, 1 met at the home Of. Mrs, Russ Button, who Wet- copied 19- members. and 2. visitors. She opened the' meeting with, a 'poem, The Month of May; and conduct- ---ed-the-business-portion-of-the meeting, Mrs. Robt, Irwin Said there would be 12 youngsters going to, summer camp. Monday :evening at 7.30 three girls are graduat- ing from C.G.I.T, and all are welcomelkto this. service. Mrs. G. Morrison reported • on the proceeds from the Girl Guide dinner. Mrs. C. Men- ary read an article on helping a youngster at camp. Flowers for the church for May Will be looked after by Mrs. B. Alton, Mrs. V. Hunter and Mrs. R. Button. Mrs.' B. Alton chaired the meeting for devotions and program. Following a hymn, Mrs. M. MacDonald read the scripture. Mrs. Alton gave the me.diMtion, Where Has Christ's Body Gone?, and the answer, He is always with us. She dosed with a 17th century prayer by a nun. The topic, Customs of Japan, was given by Mrs. Allan Gibson. She compared the Japanese life style to that of ours and conducted an informative question and an- swer period. Mrs, H. Web- ster gave a short talk on a recent trip to The Old South and New Orleans. Mrs. Button closed the Meeting with a Mother's' Day poem' and benediction. Lunch was served by- the committee during which a contest on birds was enjoyed. A successly hobby sale was held. Unit 2 Of the U.C.W. met at the--home of _Mrs* Ross Shiells • on Tuesday, May 6 with an attendance of 17. Mrs. Evejyti Cook chaired ,the meeting and took the theme suitable for Mother's Day, the roll call being answered with a sait4Ne verse. Mrs. Isabel Ritchie pres- ided at the piano . for the 4iyniris--arid—a4eantifal—sol by Mrs., Synkaid de Boer entitled "Anywhere With Jesus", Mrs. Jean Jardine chaired the devotional part of the meeting assisted by •Mrs. W Isabel MacKenzie and S. Treleaven, all • giving read- ings suitable for the theme, Two beautiful piano solos by -Mrs. Mary htIacGilllyray, __ were enjoyed entitled, Moth- er's Prayers _Have Followed Me and Tell Mother I'll Be There. The continued story on JaPan was very capably taken by Mrs. Ida Barger. A very successful hobby sale was' held 'with Mrs. ShiellS • making an excellent auctioneer. A. dainty lunch was served by the committee in charge. — Unite 3 Lucknow U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Thos. Hackett on May 6. Mrs. Harvey Houston op- ened the meeting with a Mother's Day poem,. follow- ed by the singing of a hymn with Mrs. Raynard Ackert accompanist. Nineteen Members created interest When each answered- the roll c11 by naming her birth place. Friendship secretary,. Mrs, The topic was very inter- er, Mrs. Ken Cameron; Walter Dexter,„ and Mrs. estingly presented by Miss citizenship, Mrs.. Stuart Col- Stuart Reavie, Christian Ed- Helen Thompson". She dealt" lyer,.. community friendship, ucation secretary. with the Koreans in Japan, A Mrs. Graydon Ritclhie and Mrs. Lawrence MacLeod, Case for Human •Rights, ,Chrisitian education, Mrs. in charge of the program, Despite their pride in their Velma. Morningstar. A Social read ,a poem, Spring Clean- 6,000 year-eliLeuhure (much • hour followedthe close of the ing, after which a hymn was . older, they are quick to. point meeting, • sung. Christian. Education out, than the Japanese), the was the theme of devotions, Koreans in Japan have been 4*aim a% „and Mrs. Reavie read'M the burdened with an image of ay -GO scripture from Luke 2, Mrs, inferiority, of a conquered * * * * * * * A: * MacLeod gave the medita- people, suited only for men- • don and prayer. • ial labour. Two piano solos by Mrs. Although most Japanese Larry Campbell were much would not admit to prejudice, appreciated., The mission study on Japan was given by ' the Koreans - -hoUsing. Mrs. Earl Wightman. Read- schooling, employment, tax- ings were given by. Mrs. ation, welfare, bank loans Reavie, Beatitudes for-Moth- and other areas - has been ers, and God's. Visit, by Mrs. systematic ,and, deep-rooted. MacLeod. Miss Thompson was A successful hobby sale was held, with Mrs. Bradley and Mrs. Brown auctioneers. A social time followed. Unit 4 of LucknoW United Church Women met for their regular monthly meeting on. Tuesday, May 6, with an at- tendance of 23, Mrs. Jack Treleaven called the meeting, to order with a . poein. - Mrs. George Joynt presid- ed for the following program. ITT II 11 urniture '6 the discrimination againit Sole Show Services 10:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Saturday Bible School 9:30 - 1145 a.m. ' Listen to the Back to God Hour 10:30 a.m. CKNX LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN , REFORMED CHURCH SUNDAY, MAY 18 Come see and selept your ° favorite groupings! You Can Select From...... About 80 different Suites of Furniture Serta and Simmons Mattress • - and. Box Springs About SO Electrical Appliances Pianos and Organs Godfrey .E. Schuett Ltd. Mihitnay, Ontario --Delivery in Western Ontario— SCHUTT'S MILDMAY 0---iiVen— by the—ComMunitY--..-wit leashirplano -soloreitearitfronrthe treasury C at B Builders specializing irrall types of Pit Silos and Manure Tanks Cement Work 2', 4', 8' Walls LUCKNOW UNITED , CHURCH Rev. Doug Kaufman Minister All: ypes of Phone Doug 524-8147 Carpentry Phone Alex ,ilkitriir.litit:11.71.1171:1 if IF rut p, 0,111firinsrf'If 1111 7,:• • .411k6Ah.Clittlilt,,11;1111.11711111,11.4tiabullpittiilairitillibiefitheridlifltiliadatta Season's ,Greetings is our way of reminding you that there's a beautiful way to beat Summer's unbearable heat; with an Electrohome Air Conditioner. And now, your neighbourhood Electrohorne Air , Conditioner dealer -can offer you some of the best buys of the year. So come on, don't let Summer get you all hot under the collar. See the full line of Electrohome Air Conditioners today, including 3 models for sliding windows. Phone 528.3112 SUNDAY, MAY 18 10 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Nursery Provided For Pre-School Children Jr. Congregation for 5 - 8 Year Old Children