The Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-05-14, Page 14rage 14, Lneknow Sentinel, WednesdaY, May 14, 1997
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This past weekend a lot
• of women found out how
very special they were.
Sons anddaughters show-
ered mantas with praise,
adoration and thanksgiv-
ing for the many times
• sacrifices were made.
hope all moms were treat-
ed specially.
Tuesday evening last
week., Kay Thacker hosted.
•Silver Lake WT.
Lucas Thacker told of
his exchange trip to.
Gerrnany. The ladies were
;thrilled with his story.
Linda. Thacker request-
ed that we try once again.
to sponsor 441. Our chil-
dren are going to Bervie
Clubs. The institute voted
to support them again.
Joyce Bragg had a fun
time and •Doreen Young
read "Ten Little Drivers."
ft was voted, to allow
the Kinloss History Book
Committee the use of the
Tweedsmuir History Book
under the supervision of
Edina Haldenby.
Lauretta Hodgins,
Joyce Bragg, Gloria
Bullock and Doreen
Young . attended the
District Annual at Tiverton
on Thursday.
Grace Eckenswiller and
Joan. Murray from
Holyrood WI attended the
•District Annual too..
The Kinloss History
Book .Committee met at
Holyrood on Thursday . for
the regular meeting. The
letters of admission too the
registration office in
•
Walkerton were handed
out for research purpose.
Assistant chairman will
be Duncan Campbell.
Two genealogists from.
Huron County were wel-
come visitors.
Set the second
Thursday of June aside for
next Meeting.
Welcome to Gregory,
son of Brian and Jo "Reid
into this. Presbyterian con-
gregation. Congratulations..
to Mom and Dad Reid,
• Kinlough Presbyterian'
ladies attended Maitland
Presbyterial on Monday
evening for supper and°
meeting. These ladies had
the worship service during.
which Joan Barr and Doris
Poulousse sang, °
Glen, Erlma and Eric
Unit 3 celebrates Mother's Day
by Beverley, Thompson • had on a recent two-week trip, the.
Lucknow United Church Women, Unit Amazon Expedition, :a 2,000 mile jour-
3, met in the .church parlor on May 6. ney up the grandfather of all rivers; the
With Mother's Day as •the theme, the Amazon. She had many pictures and, sou-.
committeeof Mary Boyle, Jean Irwin and venirs to share. •
Kathleen Collyerpresented the worship • Jane Treleaven, unit leader, opened the
'service, business meeting reading "Mamma."
'Scripture was taken from Proverbs 31. Everyone brought a- picture of herself in
The meditation on '.Mothers of the Bible herearly years. for'rollcall..
• compared the problems that mothers had "Margaret Black reported on the
in 'Bible times with the problems mothers Presbyterial meeting held at Holstein.
have today, showing they were very simi- Committee reports :were given. There
lar: Readings were given on' ".Mother • will be an 'Open meeting for Amnesty
• and "Grandchildren Ate Grand." International in Kincardine on May 20.
• Ra'ylene. Rebryna favored with: vocal- The Least Coin, was gathered for the
.solos. " ^ , Baltic States, The June 24 meeting . will •
Mrs.. Boyle related the experiences slie ,be at Margaret Tliotnpson's cottage.
WHAT
HAPPENED TO
THE MAIL
PiECE YOU
SENT?
Bafdenby,. and Myrtle.
Percy spent Mother's day.
•with Glen and. Penny
t- alder by and family;
Others visiting were Bryce
and -Wendy Ritchie and
with. thanks
family, it being. Paula's•
first birthday; Jean
Furness and boys, Tim
Bain and Tammy King and
fatxtily, and Orae
Finnigan and boys of
.Lucknow. The Bains and.
Finnigans had been to a
bowling tournament for
the children in Meaford.
ew l•
ights for-OPP cruisers
dynamic array of flashing
lights shaped in a forward-
facing V -pattern.
• Experiments were. con-
ducted with severallight
systems mounted on cruis-
ers deployed to different -
parts of Ontario. •
Strobe lights are being -
mounted on the corners
• The Ontario .Provincial
Police will introduce a
new emergency light sys-
tem, for its cruisers for
enhanced.:visibilib and
. safety,
The •familiar•roof bar
which has been in use
since. theearly 1970s is
being replaced -biy an aero
and rear, decks of the cars
to complement the new
roof lights.
• It is expected that a
total of 900 OPP eruisers
Will be fitted with the new
light system during'` a :.
three-year implementation.
period. ri ..
These bowlers received their 'trophies for great :bowllingwhen the YBC
wound up for the season. Back row, from the .left: J.J.. Hubbard, Bantam:
most improved; Richard Ellicott, Bantam high single and bowler of the
year; Larrisa Bridges, Pee Wee most improved; Amanda King, Pee Wee
high 'average. Front row: Rachel Elliott, Pee Wee high single; "B.ecca
King, Smurf high average, Patricia Wall, Smurf most. improved, Nicole'"'
Beyersbergen, Smurf high single. Absent Sean Berry, Pee Wee high
double. (Livingston photo)',
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