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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-06-10, Page 10RI Palle 1.0—iniellt0W Sentinel, Weitteoday, hoe 10; 1901 ,> A. noon luncheon was enjoyed by nearly 60 mein- ers of the three afternoon nits of the Lucknow U.C.W. Mrs. Raynard Ackert was convener for the program commencing with a sing along with Mrs. H. Houston at the piano. - Mrs. Glen Walden con- ducted the devotions opening with a prayer. Her Bible meditation was on the first citizens d of the Garden of Eden and their responsibil- ity. She pointed out Steward- ship to God and our respon- sibility to the earth and its people. She closed with prayer. Five ladies, Mrs. H. Hous- ton, Mrs. E. Cardis, Mrs. E. I Henderson, Mrs. Wm. Campbell and Miss H. Thompson favoured with two vocal numbers, God Will Take Care of You, and, Showers of Blessings. Mrs. Wes Ritchie was pianist. Mrs. Peter Cook read a poem, Beautiful Lilacs, and a meditation on Tranquility. Mrs. Wm. Campbell con- ducted two oral Bible con- • • • holds joint meeting tests, :Mrs. W. V. Johnston introduced the speaker, Mrs. T. McQuail, the Lucknow librarian, who outlined the library's beginnings to the present day. She most capab- ly told of the services offered to the public. In 1967 the library joined the Bruce County Regional System, compOsing 20 branches. There are 10,000 books available at no charge fOr 6 users, ranging from picture bOoks for small tots on up to fiction, non fiction, science, etc, for all ages. There are many paper backs, magazin- es, .and cassettes available, with 1,000 books in this form. Also several hundred books in 17 languages. A special mail box library for handi- capped persons is fhandled from Port Elgin. Some special features are A Story Hour, Mondays from 1 - 2 for children aged 3 - 6 years old; adult programs several times a •year, featur- ing cultural and educational artists, financed by the Geor- gian Bay Regional Library • System. Film programs, suit:- able for families, are •held during the winter months. A projector, donated by the Kinettes, is available for groups with the choice of 1000 films. There is to bea film shown, on Energy Con- servation July 3. The library is open Mondays, Wednes days and Fridays from 2 - 5 and 7 - 9. Mrs. McQuail wfis thanked and presented with Members are reminded to save tin cans and bottles to be leftat the sales barn, Lucknow, June 26. The lad- ies were asked to remember to save used stamps for Leprosy project. Mrs. Button wished all a happy summer and the meeting closed with the mizpah.benediction. „ ffesi4inev KEN GERHARDT 603 Robinson Stret, Walkerton. Ontario NOG. 2V0 Telephone 881-1688 , BAIDWINkf; COULIS HEARING AID SERVICE 213 Eighth Street East Owen Sound, Ontario N4K 1L2 Telephone 376-9870 • a gift by Mrs. Johnston. Unlit 4 .LUCKNOW LUCKNOW NI CNURCH Unit 1' Unit 1 met in the church • parlour with the leader, Mrs. R. Button, reading a poem, A Day In June. She welcomed 17 members who answered • the roll call by naming the •first church they attended. Mrs Al Irwin •gave the treasurer's report Three lad- ies, Mrs. R. Button, Mrs. Robt. Irwin •and Mrs. H. • Webster were celebrating birthdays and received best wishes. Mrs. G. Morrison's re-. questfor helpers and food for the upcoming banquet and tea met with a good • re- sponse. • Unit 4 of Lucknow United ” iPRESBYTERIANi TED Church Women held their • June meeting in the form of a picnic at the home of Mrs. • Bill Graham. FollOwing the singing of grace, 28 ladies • enjoyed a delicious smorg- asbord supper. Mrs. Harold Greer, pres- ident, conducted the busi- ness and expressed apprecia- • use of her home. Mrs. George, Newbold read the scripture and medi- tation and closed with a food for thought poem. The group then enjoyed contests and games conduct- ed by Mrs. Evans Helm. • -r( tion to Mrs. Graham for'the The St. Augustine CWL met in the Kingsbridge ves- try for their June 1st meet- • ing. The meeting opened with the league prayer, fol- • lowed by a scripture reading given by Mrs. Leona Hickey. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and ad- opted. There was no corres- pondence to be read this meeting. The financial report was read and apProved. Father Ed Dentinger told of the CWL Pilgrimage to be • held July 13 at St. Mary's. Father also spoke briefly about the Ashfield Parish picnic to be held on July 19 at the Ashfield Park. Cemetery Day .will be held at,St. Augustine, July 19. A" fall combined meeting was also discussed as a possibility in the future. First Communion takes place at St. Augustine, June 7 with eight children from the three parishes to • FARMERS IN HURON COUNTY "THINKING OF REAL ESTATE, THINK STEVE BUCHANAN" • SPECIALIZING IN THE SALE O• f FARMSFOR •26 THE SQUARE •GOIDERICH CALI; • 524.4100 El' INces 524.9097 OFFICE I 6 1 1 1 1 1 es. sir deo • 4OP gar .ar 4.1. • 4010. .d0P 4." Air .11P• .gs • dr %dr VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW 2nd INSTALLMENT OF TAXES DUE June 15, 1981 , Payable at the Bank of Montreal or Royal Bank of Canada, Lucknow A. E. HERBERT, CLERK TREASURER. .eor 4 - eer - AP' eley• 4. 1 1 1 1 take part. The League will present a Father's Day pro- gram at Pinecrest Nursing Home on June 17. The yearly membership drive As in ac- tion again, with eighteen members to date. Mrs. Marg Glavin spoke about the Town and Country Homemakers of Wingham and the possibility of giving them a donation. A motion to give a donation was carried. The meeting was 'then ad- journed to the Kingsbridge Church basement to join the other two parishes. Father spoke again briefly on' the Pilgrimage, the Ash- field Picnic, and the Fall joint meeting. A, vote was taken and a fall Meeting will be held in the form of a pot luck dinner on October 5 in King- sbridge. The guest speaker for the evening was Mrs. Teresa • turn to page 120 NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS DESTROY WEEDS Nide. is *welly given to all person" in possession* land, in accordance With :the Weed Control Act, .1912, • Section 4, '14 and 20, that unless noxious weeds growing on their lands within the Municipality of Lucknow are deitroyed by data of. jigs 19, 1981 and 'throughout the season the Whmicipality may enter upon 'the said lands and have doe weeds destroyed• , charging the costs against. the land in taxes, as set out in" the Act. •'The coinperadon of all citizens Is earnestly solicited. •-CLERK A. E. HERBERT murnanunr OF LUCKNOW. aouliat invitation b.. extznded to yoll to attend tfiz 725a may of .9<1.121.011 ..(PPLEltytE,Tiarl• cSunday, gnu 14, 1981 Seuriaes 11 a.m. and 7.30 11.m. (Wm, tind.4aait 1 ognmelaty +rzadfi..e.t. -Cr. (Wm. 4:711,tndzuoni S'Ettatat Skuita ty a; aott and guest -Cattle Beth. 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