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unit 3' of Lueknow United Church
� net on May 1 with **Attendance
of,M. The theme for the program was.
Mother
Merle Elliot , open*wlth a
poem. She followed with a scripture
reading on love. 'The Meditation. was
given by Kathleen Collyer and she follow.
+.d wlthyP ■qprayer. y��ook��
Mfld ed Cameron the with
offertolcyn prayer given by Niro. o 1
Raylene Rebryna delighted the group,'
with : two vocal Bolos, with her own
acnpaniment,:
Mrs.-. Elliott introduces, the guest
speaker, Margaret Fergaaod: of
• stmberley. Mrs. Ferguson wasa former.
Lucknow resident and member of our
evening unit before moving: dao► Moberly,.
,She, ie thlss year's. President oU Brnee
Prean.
* Recently" •Mrs. Ferguson had been to -
Toronto with.* tour group and visited the
National Headquarters', of the United
Church of Caneda..and dsoee that as her
topic. Taney toured the; lam floor of
this large .bu�ildislg which she described,'
and • in ' more detail• the chapel • and
beekeoom 4
Fallowing their lint nt Allen Ga dens,
the tour group visited' Masse, Centre,
formerly called the Victor Home, where
service is • being provided for, , single
Mothers an their babie . ;
lh April Mrs. Ferguson attended a
U Conference at Brantford. Ainong
speekers at ,this conference, was the Itt.
Rev. Sang Chul Lee; 32nd : moderator of
the Vetted :Church of Canada. She. corn-
mented on the 'speaker's remerke and
suummarixed 'hlsm e• for us.
Mrs.' Collyer thanked Mrs. Fere`•
and presented her -with a gift.
• A reading,. A A Littel 'Parable • for
Mothers, wee.' given' by Man garet "iThote
saw Laura Lee Carley Was pianism for
the hymns, ars.. Elliott closed the giro-
gram with prayer- '
Mary Boyle, unit leader, conducted the
business,, opening 'with' a poem. The
,rollcall was answered with an ung
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fact about another Religion Culture,
also an article for Frt'iende ii How*.
ReportMildred Cameron;social fu at
tionwere given by the�Wad*
Campbell; ccommunity74' i�eNi!ialAlQ�i o
Merlon McFarlanereported for BOume of
Bruce.
Marg Finlay conducted the Fallowehip
of the Least Coin on A Mother's In.
Mance, Voice from The Cameroun, and.
followed . with prayer for the rural women
in Africa. J��y¢
Mrs. Cayl�� e give announcements
for the upcoming events. The meeting
was closed and a social time followed.
The final standings
Town and
Fern McDonald relledhg igh for the
ladies with singles of MO and 33e, which
gaveher a double of 483. Good finish,
hdouble of the year, Fern.
lan Dougberty managed to get
' high
acme far the men with a 210 single and
a 352 double.
Games over 150: Jan 223,1M,
Crawford 219, Mabel 904,1i1,
Harbert MN, 111, Don
1.54, 2Taylor
0111,, Gwen .■+Lennips 110;Brown DI
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McCormidc
Alice I 1*, G� Wong IMve
Swan 102, B
Ruth Harold
103,Campbell Miller 150.
Fit! 18,
14, IY anadea. 1S, 111 Crociseen . 7,
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Snowdrops 7. Congratulations le the
�,�pl a ..
May 14,
sharp.
fly Night Misted
league
> Spare'
night's
a�offststandings
were: S 07, A� � s 5,,
Head Pine50, Gi a 41, Five. Pine
41, Congratulations to the playoff champs
Ow Spares sand the Aces, mann n .
Yearen banquet is May 7, 7:30 at the
Calf club members hone IIRTHS
their judging ability
The first off, the Lascktiow Beef
Calf Club was eld May 2 in the
Lucknow Sales` Barn.
__President Dianne Black opened the
meeng and the busneas was conducted,
Secretary Maryon Dow read the minutes
of the organizational meeting.
Members participated in the judging of
oa` group of four calves, and fon'. 'sheep.
:Discussions of selecting calves and
feeding, were held by the. members.
Members are.reminded to update their
calf check .ist and feed diary before the
nest meeting which will. be held on Ma
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NEWS
Colleen Dalton, Lisa Dykstra, Lori :-and.
Linda ' Hayden, Lori and Connie
Nicholson, Jennifer Black, Sheila Hackett,
. Debbie Draper, Elizabeth Dalton, and.
leaders Donna Hayden and . BettyLou
Dalton.
The Port Albert 4-H Club is sponsored
by the Dungannon' Woman's. Institute.
23, ;at,8 p.m. ,in St.Helen's Institute Half. •
1.
Poet Albert 411The
Y' 1
Body. Bunch 441 Club heldttheir
achievement night:at the Belgr'eve Hall
on Tuesday, May 1. The .group presented
a skit on breadmaking and swig's, song •
entitled 'The Bready Bunch'.
'Members completing the club .include;
Dree Park, and Mike Culbert, Doug
McLean, Fred McCabe,Sandra Meader, ,
O'Neil « Denny and Carolyn of RR1
Wingham are pleased to announce the
safe arrival 'of new son Ethan David,
born May 3, 1990 at the Wingham and
District Hospital. W:11 in at 5 The, 15
oz,Ethan Is a little '"''1 for Nathan
and Natasha. Bragging rights on tide oc-
Moan go to grandpsrents Mr. and Mrs.
George Anson of RBe Goderich and Mr. `.
and Mrs. David O'Neil of RR1 Wingbamt; •
great grandparents Mrs. Donelda
Brindley of Goderich, M. and Mrs. Ed
Anson of :Windsor, and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert O'Neil of R.R1 Wingham; and •
great great dmother Mrs. Edna
O'Neil of Dor :h r.
MARDI GRAS SingIss
Decorator
Towels
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BEATRICE 500 ml
Sour
Cream
VILLAGE 500 ml
Salad
Dressing
1 29
McCORMICK'S 300 g.
Coconut Treot•Ccramel, Coconut
Cookies ./
SUNPAC 341 ml
Lemonade .
2/.89
What could be a more colourful, delicate
and,. beautiful way to say '4I 1ove you"
to Mother this Mother's Day?
Flowers sad It antbu
Silk or real, bloc g plants, green
_pla>wuor-.-lauaique arrangements; ---
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Ask about our beautiful
Fyn floral bouquets.
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McCAIN 250 9.
Potato
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PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
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Strawberries
PRODUCT OF U.S.A.
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Lettuce
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