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by Mildred Loree
Sunday was Wornen's:
Intonational Day so the
UCW wore hi charge of the
servicein the Lucknow
United Church. under tate
leadership of Marlene
Struthers.
Guest speaker was. LW
Jones, formerly of Clinton,
but presently' attending the
'1 'aterlt°, " Lutheran
Seminary in preparation
for the ministry, She. has ,
served both in Bolivia and
.Costa; Rica and is still
working With the Latin
Americans. She ,spoke on
the Ecumenical Decade of
Churchies in Solidarity
with Women -which is end -
ads service a T-Jru.
ing this year at Easter.
Others panicipating in
the service were Marg.
Cameron, Barb Helms, Janne
Treleaven, • c d i
Morrison and Bete/ Bone.
This year the World
Day of Prayer
service • was
hosted by the
ladies of the
Lucknow
Christian
Reformed Church,March',
6. The service theme was
"Who Is My Neighbor?"
,:and was written by the
women -of Ivladagascar:
.. To open, Ruth Bell
taught •everyone . a song
written by. Mita "Sparks:
"Who: Is My Neighbor?"
which ti .right in with the
therihe..
Kathy Lubbers was the
speaker and also did'' a slide
presentation.
The soloist was. Grace
famberin'k• and
she sang "We.
Will Be Their
Neighbor" the
song provided
in the pro -
Representation frorn St.
t'iter's Anglican, St.
Mary's Roman Catholic,
Lucknow and South
Kinloss Presbyterian and
Lucknow .United- Church
all assisted the ladies of the
Christian Reformed
Church with the .program.
Everyone enjoyed
time of fellowship with
hunch served by the ladies
of the host church.
Angela Bell and
Melanie Willits are
demonstrating their
spelling skills for Grade 5
this past week. They tied,
for first in the Lucknow
Public Sehool„ first in the
area; 'competition at
Kingsbridge and second in
the Regional competition..
The . next stepwill be in
Mitchell on April IL Weil
donee
Mrs. Young hosts WI Copia:
• by grim* kitildeaby
Silver Lake WI nlet on
Wednesday evening at' the
home of Doreen Young at
Kinloss. The president
Kay Thacker welcomed--°
everyone and epened.in'.
the -usual way,,
The • rollcall ; wane
answered with. Why t"mn
proud' to be, Irish or why I
wish l was.
We received: a letter of
appreciation from:
Participation Led$e for
the quilt donated to the
auction that brought $115. „
- A discussion was held
on what tai purchase for
the community- centre. eve,
agreed on a roaster and
coffee percolator,
..June, Kerslake,,,conven-
er, introduced: her son,
David Who spoke pn his
reeent,.trip to Costa Rica.
- He . showed on .a map
where they ,travelled and,
showed snapshots of the
S:
oat
points of initerest.
The next meeting is at
the Community ,Centre:
where we ,will tie 'a. quilt
for the Lodge. The meet_.
ung closed and the hostess
served lunch.
With four :tables of
:shoot in play at the Drop
inn Centre last` week,. Cliff
:'Metiary , and Elaine.
Errington took'the high
• honors; Coming ity.second..
were :Ross Errington and
• Euphemia Caineron.Jim
Errington had the most
'shoots,
• Fred and ,Lyla Johnston,
Lindon, were recent' nisi -
tors with Ray and.Helen:
Stanley, Kinloss.
.Sunday .was another
turkey dinner at Kinloss •
Conimtrnity Centre with a
;good turnout. This one
was sponsored..by the.
Kinloss United Church..
Grace. • and Weir
Eckenawillet' were recent
dinner'guests. of Cornelius
and Myrtle Zonderyan,' in
• Lucknow. Other visitors, at
their home were•Rev. Bill
and Peggy lHendersen and.
Bob. and Betty Zonder van;
Kincardine;
Happy birthday greet-
ings go out to Baan: Percy;
Reg Powell, Jack Baran.
Kathy Ackert and Allan;
Miller who all celebtiated
this week,
• We weleetne Jeremy
Smith, Sheriffa Amin and,
son Chance: to the village,
They have moved into the
former home of May and
Edna Belle. •
Kinlough Presbyterian
;services -were led by
Pastor Don Voir. ` Net
Sundays service is cern-
amnion with Rev, Nielson.
Karen Miller, Toronto,
came home;" this. weekend
to help her father Allan
,celebrate his birthday..
Friends called Saturday
evening to extend' best
wishes.
Salt
use
down
Despite the -fact the
vounty is now responsible
to maintain; downloaded
•
Provincial highways 81
and 86, the county's salt.
consumption was down by
32 per cent this year due:
to the mild weather in
January. • .
In related news, the
county has:decided to pus
chafe three new tandem ,
trucks, a _bush chipper, a
half -son pick. -tip and three
rotary Mowers;
The tandem, trucks will
cost.about ;$90',000 each,
the .bush chipper -will cost
$30,000, the :half: ton pick
tip will cost '821,850,, and:;
the rotary,' mowers will
each: cosi: about $17;000.
•
by Jean Ross
Mrs. ' Agnes ,farrier
-.spent. a few days last
weekend with- Wayne and -
l3eth, Farrier and family, of
Guelph::
Mildred McClenaghan
and John McKinnon visit-
ed on Sunday with' Mrs.
Fern, Pollock of Spruce
Lodge,in Stratford,
Archie and. Mildred
• Purdon spent, -the, weekend
With Bruce and Kendra
(Purdon)`Cluney. and fern
ily of Aurora.
The Blyth tykes won the comsolatldn side of the Lucknow Legion Tyke
tournament en the weekend. Members of the team include, back rows,
Mike Courtney,`coach, Anthony. Paters, Tony Bean,. Johnathon
McDowell, Lee Watkins, and Jeff` Peters; coach. Centre; Matthew
Stevenson, Brett Courtney, .Ken Plunkett, Clasen ►lull, Derek Youngbiut..
Front row: Roman Sturzeneger, Byron Broome and Katie :McClinchey.
(Helot photo)
Can't decide what to grow ,this year?
Fterbaps you are interested
in growingearly maturity
soybeans under contract for
Pioneer° -fired Production Ltd.
For detriils.call us at 1-800465-0554
ext. 6750 for John,
or ext. 664.2 for Judy
tween 7:30 am and 4:00 p
`4Anoth er Way To Play"'
Lottery Winners
Cody Pegg • •#652
Doug Ross 168.00.
Beth Nights _. 6'e
$75.00 •
00n Mika gain—soave
Luckr!ow Sports Complex
(S,chedule March# 11 March 18)
Mar. 11. 'Figure Skating,-- 4;00 P.m;
Peewee Er Hanover, -7:30 pm
Minor Hockey (P) - 9:00 p.m.
• Mar 12 Nov►Ge B-VSNVAlkprton 5:45 pm
Bantam B vs Drayton - 6:45 pm
Minor Hockey (P)- 8:30 p.m.
Ree Hockey - 9:30 p.m.
-Mar. 13 •' Minor Hockey (Pi- 4:45 p.m
NoviceMinor B3Hbckvsey,(P) = 6:Novice B145 m
- 5:45 p.m
p
• .Juveniles.vs Port ,Stanley -8:00 pm
(Game 315. O.M.H.A. Semi)
Mar. 14. Atom Local League Tournament
{all day)
Passible Q'I M H Ai;Pfayoff - 9:00 Pet.'
Mar, t5 fientam toeal League Toumarnent
Gait tiny).: .
(Game 1/5,-0,M.H.A, sertlifinal).
Midget A.E. vs Lakefield - 9:00 pm.;
(filar. 17 F(GamigureeSk515ati' if neng pmo.)
Mar.'i& Public'Skating --"2:C10 PM
Minor Hickey - 4:45'pm (P)
-.4:00
a . Minor Hockey -' 6:3O p m: "
Mar. f8 Figure Skating - 4:00 p.m.
L JCKNavu POOL
INSTRUCTOR/LIFEGUARDS
Requires instructor/Lifeguards for the summer of 1998- Under
the supervision of the Recreation Co-ordinator and Head
instructor. the'succdssful candidates will help teach swimming
lessons, will do lifegt+arding duties participate in ongoing staff
'.training, anddo daily staff ,duties for the:Swimming. pool.
Applications should state past work experience, ail qualifications
attained or presently being taken, and -any other inforination
pertinent to this job. As well, photocopies of alt certificates and-,
gUalifications and/or awards are to be included in' your
application. .
Job descriptions and requirements for, this position may be
obtained at the Municipal Office Lucknow; '
Employment from approximatety mid June up to and/or including
Labour 'Weekend,_
Closing datefar applications for INSTRUCTOR/LIFEGUARDS
March 26,1998 at 5:00 p.m.
,Applications wilt be received by:
Lucknow and District Joint Recreation Department
Box 40,.'`
LUCKNOW, Ontario 1400 2H0