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byA:nnaMay Hunter Stranger in. Galilee, Rock took part in the service:
Unit 1 and 2 main the
fellowship mon" en Jan,' 6
at 12:30 for a, boy lunch.
'After a social' time• atnd‘a.
sup of tea, Ella Hackett
chairedthe program. She
welcomed. the Ladies with.
a New Years. wish. We
sang standing at the Portal
with Elsie : Houston, `
aercoinpanying. Scriptures
• 'were read by Phyllis.
1VIortisen and Deanna
• Reavie ori Stewardship,
Laura Steffler in the
devotions explained what
Stewardship means,..:and
1QW in ourdaily lives. we
can, with out time, .abili.-
ties, and possessions Ave
serve and commit all we
have to. God, Then .she
.. offered'.prayer•
• • Allepe .Bradley toad a
New Years wish •and a
receipt for a happy New,
-Year.
Elsie Houston played
. several 'nuirlrtters on the
pi.ano.,W.hispering .Uape,;
•
of Ages and the M p1e.
Leaf Forever: She also
accompanied the closing
hyrmzl; Ti's winter now 'the
• ,snow is failing:
Laura . closed with
prayer:
The, ladies separated for
their, new groups ef.1998
and chose the leaders and
.. officers.
Laura Steffler will be
•'leader. for Unit 2, and. Lois.
Walden for Unit 1.
The leaders each made
announcements and con,
ducted busttness for new
beginnings, : , . .
Unit 3'
• by Kathy .Nicholson
Unit 3 of the Lucknow
United:Church Women
meton `Jan, 6 'in the
church parlor. The.
Worship servicewas taken.
from the continuing ,study'
"Uprooted People."
The comniittee of Kay '
Crawford, Mary • Lou,
Irwin, and Jane Treleaven,
'All members took part in
the responsive reading.
Glenda"' Morison sang
"Homeless People, Will
you ;,isten."• -
• Mary Lon Irwin opened,
the business,.nf the 'fleet-
ing with a peen' entitled
"New Beginnings."
Rellcall Was answered
. with the payrmeht of annu-
al fees.
Fellowship of 'Least
Caen was an _Zimbabwe
•and was read by 1Wiary-
• floyae, • •
Reports were•given• by.
' Velma Morningstar for
Nimble . Finge.rs, ' Kay -
• Collyer for Citizenship,
:,bora'•- Martin for
Stewardship, 'and -Shirley
•$rooks for Community
-Friendship •
The UC•W • general..
meeting will be held an..
Sympathy to area f:..ilii;s
by Miildred Loree .- MacDonald passed away Evniyn-Eattle o,f Txilliutr
The• weather• . ca�n in Victoria Hospital,. Court in R.ineardane cele-
e Hem whiter
` ter . o . London with his funeral orated' her .88th birthday,
hinge am .int t- services on Sunday after.- -ler .brother,. Leonard
springfasto whiter pretty wen. MacDonald of Brantford
not, Have ve ,h ate we are Visitation for. Raymond arranged a 'small party .for
sto to have tad er ice Aaltoin of the lsingsbridge her in, the small dining•
storms that lxrt othtrr parts area was; on; Monday with ronin irr the Lodge
of the country ...:
The funeral ` horse his serviee'an'"f 4esday. »resect :were 'l�iarntan and
Sympathy is extended Grace•Taytor, • Dorothy.'
seems tv be the busiest , Lo'each•al' these families MacLeod; Leonard, and
place around t tion f . Austin and Mildrec Loree:.
Evelyn still misses all her •
friends in Lucknow.
Tuesday, an. 6 wal the - as tbey.tnaurrr Lite death a
their loved ones.
service for Ureana; Lyons,, Qn Sunday, .tan, 1'1 t-
mother of Ebb X.yc ns and • .
Doris Culbert, who had
• passed arvay,,in Huron i;ea
N ursing Homey Brussels:
Archie Nicholson
passed away , at • the . .
• Country Road Ledge ort. .
Wednesday With his funer-
al on Friday.
•On Thursday . night.
Leonard (Punch)
•
eats on
Jan. 27'at 7:30 p m,
Tlre' u
eeting„:closed:..
m 1.
With prayer, followed by:• ,.
lunch served by the comT (; ('
mittee;.
Enjoy music:
by Margaret Errington:
' and Teresa Courtney
• Rose Reber and her
nephew Billy. Dykstra vis-.
;fled
is--
•'i.ted with her sister Diana
Th p o , d + Adam
orxt s n an :sons
• and Mack in Toronto frond
Ian. 2 to S. They enjoyed,
the musical "Showboat at
the Ford Theatre:
A former Kingsbridge
resident,. g-3/' Dalton
passed away at the
Wingham and District'
.Hospital on Saturday. ^Ray
°wo11•'1aave celebrated- his
93rd birthday 'on Jan. ` l 8.
He;
was a resident at
HuronLea, lir Brussels.
Visitation 'was',;,at
MacKenzie. and McCreath
Funeral, Home, Lucknow
'with funeral'Mass ,cele-
,brated at, St, :Joseph's
Roman' Catholic Church,
Kingsbridge on Tuesday;
`,Sincere sympathy to his-
. family 'Mike and •Betty,
Lou, Terry and Anne,, Dan
.and. 1Vlaril.yn' Kathy
MacDonald; Clete and
Mary Louise, his -19'
grandchildren, '4 great
grand;cbiIdren, his brother •
Father Mike .I3aJton and
. his sister: Antoinette.,
John, and Rose Austin,
idell Austin, Eldon and.
Mary. Austin and:Joe
Teresa. Courtney attended
the 80th 'birthday cclebra-.
:ions for their , aunt
Catherine Austin at St
Peter's Parish Hall,
Goderieh on Sunday,.
Supper followed at.the
horde of her son •Ken • and
Nancy Fitzpatrick, R.R. 6,
boderich.
Donald Nicholsotx
helped Rose Reber break
tutu her house on Saturday
vetting when she locked.
`terself,out. A ladder bole-
d d t
on
rowe .,was use to ge
the slippery roof to gain.
entry through an upstarts
bedroom window which
was sealed shut by the
recent sleetstorm, Rose is
thankful.
First euchre card party
of the new year was held..
• at Dungannon .. Senior
Citizen Centre ;an Jan. 7.
High and low: scorers of
the everting. were' Norine
Park, Ailen Trommer,
George _Cardiff' and Tom
Young, , .
Janet;and Gary Caesar
are the proud grandparents
of a baby girl Joyce Emma
Mae, born Jan: 7, at St.
Joseph's Hospital, London•,
Mother. Lisa and baby
Einma,:. who , returned
home .on.Jan. 9,- are doing
very nicely.
,Sympathy is extended
to sister Helen' Nicholson;
brother Donald Nicholson
and'wife'Helen,` in the loss
•of their father Archie
Nichol$on, beloved bus-.
ii and of:'th'e Tate Edytl'i
(Birdie) Reed.
Archie, in ,his 92nd
year, was a resident at
Country' Road Lodge and
passed away peacefully in
his sleep on Jan. 7. -.
Funeral service was
conducted from
MacKenzie and McCreath
chapel, on Jan, 9.
Nicple
Brindley--cele-
brated
rindley=cele-
brated her 11th birthday,
Jan. 5 by having two par-
ties in her, honor. The first,
held%n Jan: 2, was attend-
ed by four of her school
friends; • supper at
McDonalds and viewing a
locale
' The, evr.cutive• of
LtOucknaw • Meals an
oron Wheels met at Pinecrest
' 1Vlarior f. "thr, Jar. •e'
tnovie at the: theatre,;. was meeting.orRutheiThdmanupsony.
thq afterncion.feature,, reported• the :addition of :..
On;Jan 4, g><andp'arents ':'three more clients making
Sharon and J Weaver,
'' ;the, total 11, ...
Violet and ' Leonard” The addition' of three -
Brindley, aunts, uncles and .new"driver volunteers
cousins were :entertained' • brings;the total to 28;,
attheir home:: There were 135 meals •
Attending the wake and delivered in December.
funeral • serv#ee of theirMrs. Thoiupson. deliv-
cousin . Earl :Dwight'°:erred iliac Christmas, don -
Dahmer, f Paisley � were. ':ners on Christmas. Day.'
„Rog allec and
Rw et anand • Each' one receiving a,
Panr;, candy, ,' cane and • - a
Elsie Pannabecker,; Jim Christmas serviette Roth
and IViargaret"Errington on•
also delivered' 10: New
Jan, 8-and:9. • Year's; day dinners;Each
'Evelyn Errington and of these had a :treat
Evelyn.; Walton,: residents wrapped`.ixi. red cellophane
.at.Pinecrest,. ,ere honored with ,a •Happy'New; Year
by having guests fear Conti- '.,ta attach'ed..`T'hese meals
nenital breakfast and vise : went out at unch.;`time
tation on Sunday, instead instead of • the .;usual
Guests . of : Evelyn evening meal. and were
Errington were Harvey very much appreciated,
and Beck Culbert;,Jim and Sue: Elliott;, food direr-''.
Margaret Errington, , tor/.vo•lunteered, to get
Evelyn'' Walton's guests, information on having the
ueie herr's.on A1e7t; and nutrtuoncomposition of
wife Elaine,-• grandson the meals analyzed: This
• Oleg and wife Wanda and . ; is :a free service for meni=,
three great grandchildrenbens. of the Ontario
Amber, _Jessieand•Dylan.: Community, Support.
.Hooray' -Megan • Association`:, of..which.
Logtenberg was home for. Luckriow Meals ori
the weekend. from London Wheels is a member. •
hospital. The Ontario..
Possibilities are•great, °community : Support
that she may . he home., Associatign and the Bell
mid -week,• Mobility'l oundation are
Megan is a bit unsteady joining' together, to launch
in her balance, but, Wilk- a eampaign in,,slpport.01
ing and talking;: Fier moth- Meals; on'• Wheels, pro--
er Kay quotesher recov-. grams. They, are offering a ..
cry as truly a miracle. grant to help cover`;costs
The community rejoic- of food packaging and'
es, with the,family preparation of ,meals. An
application will be made
to take advantage of
HIMkiAtiosraoict
1041611,410044
..
t►,s�,,ir� grant. `
•
,wi,rarres
,iardds
M7 kion.
The executive extends a
sincere :thank•you'to all
volunteers for the hours
theydedicate; ,
All Men's & Ladies' 'Fail & Winter
Clothing - Sale Starts Jan, 7198.•.
HAFtIVIA
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LUCKNOW "528:2011.
Lottery' Winners"
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Lions Ladles #009$T5 0R''
Jean Philips • #995 $50 00
Lucknow ��.S its .Complex,
(Schedule Jars',14'102'1).
' Jati. 14 ' : Figure Skating 4:00 p.m.
Minor Hockey (P) - 7:30 p.m. '
Lancers (P,) 9:30 p.m .:
• Ladies' Ati*iiiary,to Winter Sports 7:30
. Minor Hockey (P)'- 4:45 p.m,
Rec Hockey ;'9:30'p:m•
Minor Hockey (P)'- 4:45 p,m.
Novice Rep vs. Ripley- 6:16 p.m
• Lancers vs. Mildrnay - 8:30 Wet
Jan. 17 Figure Skating 8:00 a m,
(Test :Day 8-10:00 airs.)
Pre Tyke vs.Brussels =noon
tyke. (Senior):; vs Kincardine• -1:00 p.m.
Minor Hockey (P) 200 p.m,
Novice'Bi vs Hanover - 3:00
Girls vs Clifford - 4:00' p.m. >'-
Peewee Vs Hanover - 5:30 p; in.
Bantam B vs Kincardine 7:00 p.m.
• JuV8niles vs St. Marys - 8:30 p.m,,,
Rental • '10:g0 p.m. ''•
Jan. 18 Ming!' Heckey(P).= 8:00 a.m.''r
Rentals .`•9:$0•a,m.
Public Skating
Rental 3.00'p m. .
.peewee Rep,vs, Ripley „4:30 p;m:,
Atom Rep vs Wirrgham - 6:00 P.M.
' Atom B vs Walkerton `7.15
Mid9et AE vs Port Slgin -6:30 p.m.
Rental = i 0:00 p. '
Jan: 19 Minor' Hockey (P) 4:46 p m ;
Novice B2 vs Walkerton , 630'p m.
Bantam Rep vs Ripley' 730 pini.
Midget Rep vs t rayton - 9:00 p.rn
Jan, 20 Parents &Tots 10:00 a,rn
Figure Skating - 4:00 : m. .
Novice S5 vs 02 - 6:20 p.m.
Minor Hockey (P) - 7:30 p.m.: >. .
Rec :Hockey: 9:30 p.m.
Jan; 2i NO PARENTS & TOTS TODAY,
Figure'Skating . 4;00 p.m. J
Girls vs Teeswater - 7:30 p.m:.
Minor Hoekay: (P) •8:30 p m,,
Lancers (P) - 9:30 cirri:
Jan 15
Jai. 16