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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-03-14, Page 12pa. rise 124kimew Sodom1p Wedatoislyt Mon* 14,1* HAPPY BIRTHDAY sis CENTURY Tom Downey ONTARIO MARCH 4 OF DIMES I :A MARCHE DES DIX SOUS DE LONTARIO Developing the ability in disabled adults • ' / I:10Lp ST QICIM 1114%,11744%....;;• - ' Ik"' '21 1. • Is (k;". We're ready wizen y Use Our The Lucknow Sentinel has a FAX machine in our office that lets you contact any other FAX \ machine in the world 7 instantly. Send your important documents,' statements, contracts, legal papers, etc..instaktly. - • ' The Sentinel offers you the service of the FAX for a cost of $4.00 per printed sheet for thefirst and $1.00 per additional sheet (and the long distance charges are free Within Ontario). . Our FAX number is also your number, so if you want to be reached Instantly -- we will receive your messages for $1.00 per sheet. INSTANT FAX as fast as the phone For more details call 528-2822 WIFFICie Wave sad Morita are pleamed to ameninee the ordeal of *dr *m Alexamirie, horn Mardi 7, Ififie K -W weighing 7 lbs. IS es. itlegiten *0 Ilene aster hr Braley. Pro- grandperents are Loa and Laura Wif- ha radley el Scatherough end Jim and Evelyn of Amberley. BECHARD - Mike and Francine of Ethel welcome with love their daughter, Tanya Dm, born on March 8, 1900 in Winghan and IXarict Hospital, weighing lbs. OC. IRWIN - Pam and Kahn of lacimow are pleased to announce the safe arrival Of Balk** Gerard in Alexandra Marine and General Hoepital, Goderich, on February 27, Mk ere~ lbs. 1 o. Ben le a wee brother for Sarah. Grand- er* Joon and Gerry Ross oi Jaen Irwin of Winghem; greet grandparents are Lyla Treleaven of lifingham and nods and Clarence Irwin of Lucknaw. BC family visiting in Kinlough We wish all teachers and students an en able March brook. Michael Or/b10 of Missiseauga Mr. and IiIrs. Ken Brown of to visit with Noma and Bren- da's mother Berth* aside:thy and other family members. Pastor and Mrs. Marvin Christensen weirt to OM* during the iviek where he officiated at the funeral of a friend. This is the fourth funeral in a menthe time for than. We extend sympathy to those bereaved families Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rhody were din- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs., Allan ithabt and family. • Mr. and Mrs. Torn McDonald visited with me. And Mrs. Mac. MacDonald and Jeffrey et Kincardine. • Mr. 'and Mrs. Erl Thacker and fami- ly visited in Leiden on Wednesday with the Fertilleon Visitors With Mr. and Mrs. Midford Wall (con 10) were Mr. and Mrs. 'NOP. man Vein at Mildmay. Mr. and him David Bakker and baby of St Catharines spent the weekend here with Connie's father Herman Lauda& Mr. and Ws. Douglas Teixeira from • South Burnaby, B.C. are here *tin her . mother Agnes Hodgins and other Mathes. • •• At the Holyrood- Women's - Institute • euchre party On Wednesday evening prize winners- were Margaret Smith, Glen Haldenby Jr., Isobel Brooks and Joan Murray. • t• _• AC1V ° • • Mrs. David ,Haldenby had the Miaow Church Women's meeting at her home on Thursday afternoon. Maureen Collins ex- tended a welcome to all and began .with a poem. Lent was the theme of the Meeting and suitable hymns were Sung and. a• time of prayer. 41. I 11 : i 1111 ;.• 1/111111LOUGFI bey May Boyle 11111111.111111111.111111111111111111111101 Lynda Thacker read the scripture for the day. The roll call was answered with a Lenten " .11 out U thought chapter* our 1.4wd'af. inSt.Ma 4 nnd- an, trainthereiatthew the dIriecretary Kay Thacker read. the • Minded at the preview meeting and also a thank . you letter from St. Medea Heise, Watetioe, for a generous donation . that was sent earlier and ether erreependence. • The next meeting will be at Maureen duseussedrigiteariel2M"whAelletkeit study book abalkt121 be Introduced. Several events were The Wednesday. Lenten services will.be at Edna and May Boyles home. when we can set aside a time for prayer, Bible Study and Meditation, on March 14th and 28th and April llth at 11:80. a.m. Our minister Rev. David Atwell was • the afternoon speaker and gave us so much' to this* about and ended with a lovely prayer for every home,. for all of \the sick, and all in need of Divine Guidance. Lent is a time to forgive .and. prepare for the Gloria* Earner time. ' • • -Appreciation was shown to him for his ltev. mUlleseailaaid thee and *0 theaidneeteesan n. en- joyed a delicious torch and time, of • fellowshipmessie matoldethz. • $Ina McDonald and 'Erlmit Haldenby were to Kincardine for Wednesday evening to the home of Mr.. , • and Mrs. Bill Burt. . . Bernice was the hostess for the Silver Lake Women's histitute...ineeting: Purple' Grove welcomes Rebecca URPLE GROVE Congratulation's to Ken and 'Brnala Bridge on, the - birth of their new girl Rebecca 147are bom en Saturday, Mar. it 'Sure will be nice to have a new 4-H member and institute member in a few Welcome home to Katherine Collins ire= her stay in the hospital. We do hope your recovery will be speedy.. We conthme to pray for Irene Boyle as she is in the .University Hospital in London. • . Visiting with Jack and Janet Farrell were Janice Miller, Rachel, Colleen and Louise from l'handale, and Kathy, Jared and Scott Martin from Kitchener. Martin Mooy of Bessie visited with them too. Marjorie , Thompson visited with Helen Smith of London, during the week. It is nice to see the Bothwell's, Aural Armstrong's and Don Reid's home from their vacations to the simny south. Glad to hear you had safe journeys. Shirley MacDonald \ accompanied the five teachers and students to the Eduadion Centre near Wiarton for three days last week. Nancy and Rob Cumming, Amanda and Tyler of Port Elgin, and Marie and Athol Ming vhdted with Marjorie Thompson on Sunday. Amanda is staying with her grandma Marl for the week. • Krysten Walker is visithig its Toronto during the spring break. • Arnold, Anne Kukoly entertained Gladys A Currie Colwell, Don and Anne McCoeh and Richard McCall on the day of Gladys' 85th birthday. Congratulations to Mrs. Murdock Mac- Donald an her 80th birthday. Barbara and Allen Brown spent the weekend at home with her parents Isabel ' I 1 I 1 1 • and Jim Books.. Wilma Sutton spent a few days in Newmarket with Robbie Sutton. • Shirley• and Sheena MacDonald took Beatie Pollock to visit her -son in •Pickering. Mark) Marietta and Katherine 1VIcAuley visited at John and Joyce Farrell's on Sunday. • Anne and Don McCort visited with Besse Mauldon on Sunday. Valerie, Dave, Julie and Dan Gibson of London visited at her parents home, Alma and Don Gillies for the weekend. Visitors with Joyce and John Farrell and girls on Saturday evening were Anne and Don McCosh, Richard McCosh, Mary Aime Kukoly, Sherrie and lan Elliott of Inger- soll. Congratulations to John and lan on their birthdays. The pot luck dinner and .quilting on Wednesday had a good attendance of WI members. The roll call of "What I Do For a, Good Time" had some interesting answers. 'Too conscious of others' sins if we do not recognize our own. —Too suspicious of that who are trying to make the World better. Too jealous of the folk who do their Work better than we do ours. –Too hopeful of results from the prayer we really do not pray.