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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-11-08, Page 10Page 10,Luclwow ,Sentinel, Wednesday, November 8, 1978 -a LIJCKNOW Lj i4 •■ai — -as L • CHURCH !' Rev. Doug Kaufman Minister SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12 1. e 5 - 8 Year Old Children �.._•• .•• ,..moi 10 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship • Nursery Provided For Pre -School Children Jr. Congregation for LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN, REFORMED f CHURCH . Rev. L. Van Staalduinen SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12 % i e % I Services at 10:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Listen to the Back to God Hour Message of Today CKNX WINGHAM, 10:30 a.m.' Radio dial 920 • CRAWFORD MOTORS CHRYSLER - DODGE - PLYMOUTH WINGHAM, ONTARIO PHONE 357-3862 DEMONSTRATORS 1978 CHRYSLER LE BARON, fully equipped 1978 CHRYSLER CORDOBA, fully equipped 1978 PLYMOUTH FURY, 2 door hardtop 1977 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER, 4 door hardtop 2 - 1976 PLYMOUTH GRAND FURIES, 4 door sedans 1976 PLYMOUTH FURY, 4 door 1975 PONTIAC LE MANS, 4 door sedan 1975 BUICK, estate wagon � 1975 D(1bGE, '/2 ton V8 , with radio 1975 DODGE ROYAL MONACO, 4 door sedan, V8 automatic, powee steering, power brakes and radio 1975 CHEV, 4 door • 1975 CORONET, 2 door hardtop 1975 DODGE; '/s ton, club cab 1974 DODGE CLUB CAB pickup, 3/s ton 1974 CHEV, 4 door, V8 automatic, power steering and brakes 1974 OLDS DELTA 88, 2 door hardtop 1974 PONTIAC; 4 door sedan 19/4 FORD, 1 ton '1974 DODGE MONACO, 4 door sedan 1974 DODGE, Sia ton 19'73 PLYMOUTH FURY 2, 2 door, hardtop 19 `0 OLDSMVi0BOaE, ' 4. deer hardtop The .Lucknow Legion Ladies 'Auxiliary held a bazaar, bake sale. and tea in the Legion on Saturday afternoon to raise money for their projects In the coming year. During the afternoon draws were made with the following winners: Mrs. Jack Dahmer, R. 4 Kincardine, an afghan; Vera Hastings, Brussels, a mat, and Marlene MacDonald, Lucknow, plllowcases. [Sentinel staff photo] Join C.G.I.T. On Monday evening, the Lucknow Canadian Girls In Training group welcomed five new members, Janice McInnes, Mandy Miller, Kim Sanderson, Janice Cook and Brenda Davies. Presid- ent, Bonnie Clarke, welcom- ed mothers of new members and introduced leaders of the group, Laurie Clarke, Mary Lynn Cayley, Bernice Davies and Laura Lee Cayley. The new members ex- plained the meaning of the four parts of the C.G.I.T. Purpose ending with prayer. Bonnie Clarke and Christy SOUTH KINLOSS W.M.S. The November meeting of South Kinloss W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs. Leonard Clarke. The president, Mrs. Philip Steer, opened the meeting with the reading of a poem. The first part of the meeting was a Remembrance Day service led by Mrs. Bruce Hamilton. Mrs. Harry Lavis read Psalm 23. Mrs. Evan Keith read the poem "Remembrance Day". A minutes silence followed in memory of those who had fallen in two World Wars. The scripture and medita- tion on Joseph was given by Mrs. Herb Buckton. The study book was given by Mrs. Bruce Hamilton; the topic being Planning and Structure of making Mission Happen. A most interesting discussion followed. The courtesies were given by Mrs. Herb Buckton and the closing prayer by ,Mrs. Alex MacLeod. - A social half hour followed lunch served by the hostess and directors, Mrs. Bruce Hamilton and Mrs. Herb Buckton. Pinetree Crestnets On October 2, some of the residents decided to take another drive to Wingham in the van to see the Plowing Match site before it was torn down. Some were not feeling up to it the Wednesday LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN 1, CHURCH j Rev. Wm. Munshaw B.A.M.Div. j SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12) 10:00 a.m. - Sunday School • . 11.00 a.m. Morning Worship Everyone Welcome I MacKenzie Floor Installations Hard Surface and • Carpet Phone 395.5894 after 6p.m. 528.3432 duriing day before.. Those going were Etta Cook, Elizabeth Fergus- on, Gilbert Hamilton, John Hartwick, Mamie Houston, Belle MacKinnon, Anna Wright. and Jim Smith. On October 3, the Roman Catholics had communion in the Activity Room with Mike Cummins, Elizabeth Dalton, Ed Gilmore, Mame Higgins, Eleanor Kelly, Lois Wamsley and John MacKinnon pres- ent. Rev. Wm. Munshaw held .communion for those of Protestant faith. on October 5. Many were present and others had communion 'in their, rooms. On Thanksgiv- ing weekend many were out to dinners and suppers with friends and relatives. Those going out for visits were Gib Hamilton, Elsie Haney, LOuisana Darby, Wm. Steer and Dr. Anna Wright. October 10 was a very busy . Tuesday. The Catholic Wom- en's League of Lucknow held their. meeting at the Manor and the Lucknow' United }Church ladies, Unit 1 came to sing and play cards, visit and ' take some of the residents for "rides. That evening the Kinettes took a van load of residents to see the coloured leaves of autumn. Rev. Munshaw held the Monthlyworship service on October 15. Beverley . Bell prayed the plod to, acconth pany the hymns and Bever. • ley and Ruth sang. Lucknow Junior Women's Institute entertained at the monthly birthday party. The residents celebrating birth- days in October were Eleanor Kelly, October 2; Mabel Jordan, October, 3; Elsie Jackson was 99 on October 8; Jean Wiggins, October 14; Grace Heagens, October 15; Ed Gilmore, October 16;. Mary Button, October 22; Katherine Roulston and John MacKinnon on October 25; Gordon Steele October 29 and Leonard Lane October 30.. The pastor of Pentecostal Church, Kinlough, spoke to the residents on October 19 and members of their con- gregation sang hymns. On October 27 some little Hallowe'en spooks visited and sang songs. The resid- ents. found out later they were Brownies. The Lucknow Christian Reformed Church made their monthly visit for a worship service on October 29. On October 30 Lucknow United Church Women, Unit 2 carne to entertain. On October 31, the Luck - now Kindergarten morning class visited in their Hallowe- 'en Costumes. It was so nice to see all the little ones at Hallowe'en, It brought back many menor• les of when we were young. The residents are glad the Davies presented each new member with her pin and membership card. The group joined in the Purpose. Verse and hymn. Vice-president Christy Davies led the sing song. Special guests Margaret and Norma Maclntyre pres- ented a program on listening by having girls practise and record listening skillss in small groups, by , presenting a skit and by giving examples of listening from the Bible. The girls in pairs did short skits on good and poor listen- ing and played a fun animal game. The meeting closed with Taps. ST. HELENS W.I. The St. Helens Women's Institute met in the hall on November 2 for their Cura- tor's' meeting. Mrs. Robert Aitchison, 1st vice-president, welcomed the ladies. Mrs. James Aitchison and Mrs. Keith Tyler gave the secretary and assistant secretary's reports. A Remembrance Day Ser- vice will be held in the hall on November 12. The motto was given by Mrs. Gordon McPherson. She encouraged everyone to prepare a "House Log" for their own home. The topic on "Old Time Remedies" and Almanac Re- cipes was prepared by Miss Beatrice McQuillin and given by Mrs. Ivan Clarke. A reading on a "Peanut Butter Sandwich in 1878 was :'read by Mrs. Ernest Gaunt. Miss Isobel Miller gave a reading. Lunch was served by Mrs. Helen Todd and Mrs. William Purdon. mail strike is over. Letters from friends and relatives are so welcome. LUCKNOW W.M.S. The Afternoon Auxiliary of the W.M.S. met in the Presbyterian Church on Nov- ember 1st. Mrs. Morgan Henderson presided and op- ened the meeting reading a Thanksgiving poem. Mrs. J. Smith led in prayer, and Mrs, Noble Johnston took the. Bible Study, .a Remem- brance Day Message, He maketh wars to cease. In reply to a letter from Ewart College, there was a motion to send $50.00 and $25.00 to the Leprosy Mis- sion, Mrs. W. Porteous asked for donations for the bale. Mrs. M. Henderson invited the ladies to meet ir. her home for the December meeting. Mrs. Mowbray gave the Glad Tidings review. Mrs. R. MacDonald and Mrs. Crow- ston were appointed on the nominating committee. Mrs. W. Porteous gave the Mission Study on the Ain and Purpose of the W.M.S., What have we dome, What are we doing, and What should we do. Mrs. Laidlaw closed the meeting with prayer.