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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-04-08, Page 12Page 12—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 8, 1987 CLEANING POWER "One Power Washer Does It All" COLD & HOT STEAM ICARCHER Pressure Cleaning Systems This is one of the new generation power washers, from the World's leading manufacturer, KARCHER. Rugged, versatile and' economical, with a wide range of accessories, it is easily adapted to almost any cleaning challenge. 0 Cold water, hot water and steam all in one compact mobile unit. HURON TRACTOR BLYTH 523-4244 FIITFUIIFFN 482-7103 PECK APPLIANCES "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" MEMORIAL DESIGNING OMR SPECIALTY ... RE INHART 1 3 1934 —1963 kklftCCA t 1934 - - ORDER NOW FOR SPRING ... A large selection of Monuments and Markers at 1986 Prices "Serving the Area for Oyer 85 Years" Call SAM or GRANT at 881-0234 gkelton emorials 3 Durham St. E.. Vlalkerton "Evening Appointments Welcome" YOUR LUCKNOW SENTINEL CORRESPONDENT Your Lucknow Sentinel Correspondent in the Village of Lucknow is Geraldine Schlosser Give Geraldine a call at 528-2218 with all your Lucknow news. .SPECTACULAR BOX SPRING MATTRESS SALE AT THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA • • 3 DAYS OF SUPER SAVINGS Thursday, . Apri 19th 9 - 9 p.m. Friday, April 10th 9 - 9 p.m. Saturday, April 11th 9 - 6 p.m Included in this Sale are: 39" (single size), 48" (3/4 size), 54" (double size), 60" (queen size): many types to choose from, from the Economy line to the Deluxe Orthopedic 25 Year Guarantee. Mattresses or Box Springs con be purchased separately of in sets. This quality bedding is manufactured by Global Bedding of Toronto - makers of fine bedding. "If you're missing out on a good nights sleep due to a saggy mattress or the odd spring wearing through" then head over to the Wingham Sales Arena. it's your chance to buy brand new bedding at super low prices. Also on sale are adjustable roller frames. While attending this sale be sure to check out the savings from our fine Bulk Food Display, Clothing and Footwear, Sporting Goods - new 8 used Guns, new and used Furniture. Apples - 10 Ib. Bag $4.49. Assorted varieties, Macs, Ido Reds, Red 8 Golden Delicious, Northern Spys, Talmen Sweets, Wine Sap. Potatoes sold by the 50 Ib. bag. Shop the Wingham Sales Arena 357-1730. Just North of Wingham on Hwy. 4 The Lucknow and District Kinsmen Club announced the winners of its annual Skate-a- thon on March 16. The top pledge earners were, from left, Robert Kugler Ithird plate), Tanya Maise ( first place), and Mitchell Harris (second place). Kinsmen Rod McDonagh made the presentations. (Alan Rivett photo) Area skaters raise over $1,600 The Lucknow and District Kinsmen Club held their Annual Skate-a-thon at the Lucknow Arena on March 16. There were 54 skaters taking part this year and raising a total of a little over $1,600 in pledges. Top pledge earner was Tanya Maize who had pledges totaling $103.50. For her ef- forts she earned the top prize of $25. Tanya is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Maize, RR 1, Dungannon, Ontario. Second prize winner was Mitchell Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harris of RR 5, Lucknow, . On- tario, while third prize went to Robert Kugler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kugler of Lucknow. They won $15 and $10 respectively. Honourable mention should be given to Dwayne Harris, Tarrin Colwell, Tracey Visser, Chris Maize, Adrian Helm, Ashton Chamney, Michael Menary and Dean Tif- fin. All skaters are reminded that their pledges were to have been turned in by March 31, 1987. The profit from the Skate-a-thon will be put towards community betterment by the Kinsmen Club. Last year's profit of $1,578 was matched dollar for dollar by the Kinsmen Club and put towards the . new Sports Complex Fund. The Kinsmen Club would like to thank not only all those who skated, but all those who made pledges towards this fund raising event. The complete list of skaters is . as follows: Joy Becker, Adrian Helm, Tanya Maize, Rob Kugler, Shawn Bellmore, Donnie Cuillerier, Michael Menary, Melanie Wylds, Steve Porter, Misti Humphrey, Roxy Bergman, Jill Sellars, Ryan Hackett, Trina Humphrey, Dana Hum- phrey, Angela Jardine, Alesha Moffat, Lilliana Hunter, Michelle Andrew, Lee Drennan, Ruth Anne Durnin, Dawne Rhody, Tracey Visser, Dennis Park, Mike Vandervelde, Denise Hiller, Chris Maize, Chad Hiller, Cindy Raczkevi, Brad Rhody, Jodi Hackett, Joyelle Foran, Chris Hum- phrey, Tarrin Colwell, Steve Sellars, Scott Nicholson, Richard East, Russell Mann, Nicholas Mann, Conor McDonagh, Mitch Harris, Dwayne Harris, Leigh Anson, Chris Dejong, Amy Sutherland, Tanya Sutherland, Curt Humphrey, David Carter, Trevor Moffat, Jennifer Moffat, Ashton Chamney, Dean Tiffin, Jeremy Smith, and Steve Nicholson. Easter Thankoffering held By Irene Dickie Mrs. Leonard Maclnnes was the hostess for a well -attended and inspiring Easter Thankoffering on April 1. A poem read by president Mrs. Allan MacDougall opened the evening. Directors Mrs. Bruce Colwell, Mrs. Mac Maclnnes, Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon and Mrs. Ted Col- lyer capably led the proceedings. Mrs. Mac Maclnnes gave a well- prepared Easter meditation taken from John 20 V.11-18 and a poem to introduce the study. Easter brings the message of hope and assurance. Mrs. Vera Schmidt closed - the meditation with a poem and prayer. Mrs. Leonard Clarke introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Evan Keith, President of . the Maitland Presbyterial and a member of the South Kinloss WMS. The theme of her speech was "The Family of God". Mrs. Ted Collyer thanked the speaker for her message of reaching out to help one another. The offering was received and offertory prayer was given by Mrs. Bruce Colwell. Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall read the report of the survey on last year's Study Book on Native Peoples from the Glad Tidings. The Synodical will be held in Listowel on April 21 and 22. Mrs. Allan MacDougall and Mrs. Evan Keith will present a dona- tion of purchased sheets and blanket for Aronagh, a Toronto shelter for battered women. An invitation to all members of the con- gregation was received to . attend the Lucknow WMS Thankoffering on April 28 at 8 p.m. with a special guest speaker from the Bible Society with a film and a book display to enrich the evening. Various business matters were on the agenda. A tea was arranged to celebrate Mrs. Ena Steer's 80th birthday on May 9 from 1-4 p.m. at the South Kinloss Church. The treasurer's report was given. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ira Dickie on May 6 at 8 p.m. Courtesy remarks were heard by Mrs. Bruce Colwell and a closing prayer by Mrs. Don Bell. Lunch was served by the hostess and directors and a time of fellowship was enjoyed to conclude the meeting. Presbyterian ISMS meet recently Mrs. James Little was in charge of the April meeting of the Lucknow Presbyterian WMS held at the home of Mrs. Rhoda MacKenzie. The Easter worship service, as outlined in the Glad Tidings, was followed 'with several ladies taking part with scripture readings and prayer and all joined in the singing of suitable hymns. Miss Maudie Fisher brought the Easter message which included personal memories of a trip she had taken to the Ho- ly Land a few years ago. During the receiving of the offering, Mrs. Bert Moffat played a musical number on the organ. The Easter Thankoffering will be held on April 28 with a representative from the Bi- ble Society as guest speaker and he will have a book display. Mrs. Little thanked the hostess and everyone who has participated in the meeting. Following the closing prayer by Mrs. Noble Johnston, a social time was enjoyed.