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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-11-22, Page 10;Page 1. Lucknow Sentinel, Wedrtesday; Novembelc'22,1978 LUCKNOW • PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH • Rev. Wm. Munshaw B.A.M.Div. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26 I I 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Everyone Welcome LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH { Rev. Doug Kaufman f / Minister 1 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26 I I 7 / 10 a.m. Sunday Schon: 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship I / Nursery Provided For Pre -School Children' / Jr. Congregation for / , 5 - 8 Year Old Children ) { i 1 / SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26 / % 1 j� i IS LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN` REFORMED I. CHURCH.; t Rev. L. Van Staalduinen Services at 10:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Listen to the Back to God Hour Message of Today / / CKNX WINGHAM, 1 10:30 a.m. ; Radio dial 920 Kelly Hanniman,1, smiles for the photographer while her older brother, Curtis, 4, looks over the crafts at the Bazaar and Tea on Friday held by the Christian School Ladies' Auxiliary. A sale of arts and crafts, sewing and baking, a grocery and white elephant table was held in the afternoon and evening with an auction at 9p.m. Kelly and Curds are the children of Jim and Darlene Hanniman, Ripley. [Sentinel Staff photo] MacKenzie 1 Floor Installations Hard Surface and Carpet Phone 395-5894 after 6 p.m.• 528-3432 during day 0 ane /amp dig to 1)mminn of 385921 Ontario l.imnrth ter WINGHAM 'S NEWEST AND MOST COMPLETE LIGHTING STORE And Featuring: Crystal chandeliers Tiffanies Early American lighting by ``Quoizel" Outdoor lighting Dealer for Nutone products Hundreds of beautiful lamps. shades and fixtures to choose from. COME IN ANT BROWSE THROUGH OUR SHOWROOM WHETHER YOU'RE SELECTING LIGHTING ACCESSORIES FOR A NEW HOME, RE -DECORATING, OR SIMPLY REPLAC- ING ONE OR TWO ‘FIXTURES. YOU'LL DISCOVER SOME- THING HERE THAT WILL SATISFY YOUR NEEDS AND ENHANCE YOUR DECOR! A Cornplete Line of Lighting to Suit any Budget Open . rues. ..Sat. 9.6; Fri. trl19 3171osephine Street E enings by appointment Phone 357.1491 the hOme of enliqpteninq ideas._, LUCKNOW W.I. MEET Citizenship and World Af- fairs was the theme for the November meeting of the Lucknow Women's Institute. A delicious dessert prepar- ed by the hostesses., Mrs. Annie Shiells, Mrs. Thelma Brown and Mrs. Dorothy Brown, was enjoyed by all. The president, Mary Mac- Gillivray, opened the meet- ing and conducted the busi- ness. The secretary was re- quested to write a letter to the Bruce County Board of Education, regarding the er- ection of School Crossing signs in Lucknow. The Insti- tute Christmas meeting and dinner will be held on December 12th in the Parish Hall. Mrs. Susan McNaughton gave an excellent report on the Area Convention which she attended on October 11 and 12 in Southampton. The theme was "Learn and Grow". The secretary treasurer, Mrs. Winnifred Gammie, read the financial report. Mrs. Dorothy Brown gave the motto, "A New and Better World Should Start With Each of Us". Mrs. Shiells had charge of the program. Mrs. Edith Webster sang a solo accom- panied by Mrs. Isabel Ritchie at the piano. 1 Mrs. Thelma Brown intro - 1 duced the guest speaker, George Brophy, lawyer, and presented him with a gift. Mr. Brophy dealt mainly on the importance of wills. Ile also explained the Family Law Reform Act, which was introduced in March, 1078, whic h revolutionized the ownership of property. A question add answer period I followed which was very educational. KAIRSHEA W.I. The Kairshea Women's Institute held their Public Relations- meeting November 18 at 1.30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Leonard Clarke. The president, Mrs. Evan Keith, welcomed all to the meeting and told a joke from her Rally report. Mrs, Clarence Ritchie read, "A Psalm of Thanks- giving". The minutes were read by the assistant secret- ary -treasurer, Mrs. Donald Maclntyre. She also read the correspondence and gave the treasurer's report. Mrs. Cliff Roulston read a letter from the Arthritic Society telling where some of our money donated is spent. Mrs. Evan Keith reported that some members will be babysitting in the children's room at the Wingham and District Hospital on a volun- tary basis. Mrs. Allan Mac- Dougall and Mrs. Donald Maclntyre were named dele- gates to the Education Con- ference, "78 and Beyond", to be held ".in - Walkerton November 18. Mrs. Leonard Clarke, cur- ator, reported that her com- mittee had had a meeting and everyone was to update their farm history for the Tweedsmuir book. Institute members were also asked to get historical information about farms not presently occupied by W.I. members. Mrs. Donald Maclntyre and Mrs. Leonard Clarke will be in charge of Entertain- ment for the Birthday .Party at Pinecrest Nursing . Home in February. Mrs. Clarence Ritchie thanked the Institute on behalf of the ,4-H club for the use of the hall for their Hallowe'en Party. A sing song was conducted by . Mrs. Clarence Ritchie. Mrs. Bob Gilchrist read the report of the Grey -Bruce Area Convention which had -been well-prepared by Mrs. Gordon Wall. The Standing Committee reports were giv- en. Mrs. Clarence Ritchie, P,R,O., was chairlady for the program. Mrs. Leonard Clarke played a -lovely piano solo. The Bruce County Rally report was given by Mrs. Evan Keith and Mrs. Cliff Roulston. Mrs. Bob Gilchrist and Mrs. Donald Maclntyre conducted a most enjoyable Spelling Match which was won by Mrs. Donald Mac- Kinnon. Mrs. Donald Mac- Kinnon gave the courtesy remarks. Lunch was served by the hostess and directors, Mrs. Bob Gilchrist and Mrs. Don- ald Maclntyre. ST. MARY'S C.W.L. Mrs. Gerry Ross was host- ess for St. Mary's C.W.L. members on November 13th. Fr. Dentinger opened the meeting with League pray- ers. Mrs. Leddy, president, welcomed those present. Mrs. MacDonald, secretary, read the minutes and Mrs. Smith gave the treasurer's report. As there was no corres- pondence the meeting dealt mostly with the report of the Deanery meeting on October lath in Stratford. Mrs. O'Donnell reported on the Publicity Workshop and Mrs. Ross on organization. Mrs. Leddy discussed communica- tions and the president's dut- ies. A donation was made to the Play School at Kings- bridge, and Mrs. Couchi reported on the Block Parent program and asked for volun- teers to join the program. Fr. Dentinger asked for more publicity material to be put in bulletin and also for a stronger Liturgy response. He concluded with an article on "What I can do" - one enduring smile. The meeting closed with prayers and the hostess served lunch. An outdoor ceremony' at the home of the bride's parents united In marriage Shirley Phillips and Hugh Eskritt on September 23. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Phillips, R. R. 7 Ldcltnow, and the groom Is the son of Mrs. Margaret Jean Eskritt, R. R. 1 Fordwich. The couple are residing at R. R. 1 Fordwich.