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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-02-17, Page 13Page 12—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 17, 1988 inel Birthday Club Christopher Van Dyke R.R. 3 Lucknow February 13, 1987 1 Year OId Jennifer Beyersbergen R.R. 2 Lucknow February 16, 1986 2 Years Old Melanie Willits Lucknow - February 18, 1987 1 Year Old Blair Savage R.R. 1 Kincardine February 20, 1981 7 Years OId LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday, February 21st 11:00 A.M. Worship Service• 9:45 A.M. Sunday School Nursery For Children Under 4 Years Rev. ALLISON J. RAMSAY - Minister 'Everyone Welcome LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Invites You To Worship With Them On. Sunday, February 21st • 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Nursery downstairs morning & afternoon EVERYONE WELCOME LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21st Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Worship Service 11:00 A.M. Itev. Gerald McFarlane Nursery and junior congregation provided EVERYONE: WELCOME p. ATTENTION Public and School Charters for your trips and tours in Ontario We now have a ... Hi -Way Bus with washroom, air conditioning and air suspension ride. As well we have 8 other vehicles to accommodate you. For help in arranging your trips and prices call Thelma at 528-2813 GORDON T. MONTGOMERY SCHOOL & CHARTERED BUSES LUCKNOW 528-2813 R.R.S.P. INVESTMENTS •No Charge Of Any Kind •Choice of Long and Short Term or Savings Account •Take Advantage of R.R.S.P. Tax Saving •Top Rates From A Choice of Trust Companies 1 3/ 4 5 YEAR ANNUAL COMPOUND RATE EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 15/88 •Feb. 29th Deadline for 1987 Contributions *Pick Up One Of Our Brochures DON AND BEV THOMPSON INVESTMENTS LUCKNOW 528-2213 Residence 528-3516) Evening Appointments Available Happy Birthday, Wilf! Cameron Cale from Purple Grove was one of the elementary figure skaters in Ripley on Sunday afternoon. His grandmother Mrs. Alice Cote of Point Clark was in to enjoy the skaters. Don and Sandra Forster,Donna Jean and Douglas were dinner guests with Harvey and Margret Anne Orr on Saturday night. Bill and Barbara MacKenzie of Goderich visited with Don and Sandra Forster one Sunday. They enjoyed the afternoon tobogganing. Visiting with Don and Tiny Robertson on Friday were Dick McCosh and Bob Emerson. David and Anna Lawton, Nathan and Kurt were Sunday visitors with Doug and Shirley MacDonald and family. Jim and Fran Farrell and family visited in Dungannon on Sunday with Fran's brother Simon and his wife Jan Lottenberg and new baby Jennifer. Kay Collins spent last week in Waterloo visiting with Margie and David Lockhead, Shanna, Rachel and Devon. Kay also visited with Marg and Merrald Kuehl and with her Uncle Sam Wismer., Bette MacLeod visited in Kitchener last week with Irene Lambkin. She also visited with Eileen and David Rife of Cambridge and Miss Garland of Guelph. Marian Gamble, Allan Alice and Lisa visited in London on Sunday with their Un- cle Wilfred Gamble who was celebrating his PURPLE TROVE 93rd birthday. Ken and Brenda Bridge and family visited Ken's mother Evelyn Bridge in Kincardine on Sunday. Sympathy is extended to Ian and Sherrie Elliott of Ingersol in the passing of Sherrie's father Mr. Clampett of London. Visiting with Marjorie Thompson this week was her grandson Mitch Coiling of Kincardine. John D. Coiling and Mike visited Marjorie on Sunday and Merelyn Letson was a dinner guest with Marjorie on Wednesday evening. Don and Anne McCosh visited their cousins Tom and Lilly Walsh in Kincardine on Thursday. Purple Grove Bible Study Group met at the home of Anne McCosh on Tuesday morn- ing. Also visiting at Don and Annes on Tues- day were Wilma and Tammy Sutton, Darlene Stanley, Maureen and Angela Col- lins, and Joyce and Tania Farrell. Kay Collins and Marjorie Thompson visited with Allan and Marie Colling on Sunday. Speakers Bureau formed Last year, The Ontario Public School Teachers' Federation launched a new con- cept m education — a Speakers' Bureau. The members of the OPSTF belie#e that education does not go on entirely within the walls of our schools; there are a varie- ty of situations in which adults engage in many valuable educational activities, in- cluding athletic groups, volunteer clubs, church committees and recreational activities. Is your club looking for guest speakers? Would youlike to learn more about the topics listed below? We have a number of members who have volunteered to speak to service clubs on these topics. If you are interested in a presentation on one of the areas listed below, please feel free to contact Richard Maertens, Chairperson of the OPSTF Public Rela- tions Committee, at 335-3566 during school hours to book a convenient time for a speaker to present his/her topic of interest to your club. Topics China, Heart and Stroke Foundation, In- dividualizing Education, Inuit Culture, Leadership, Learning Activities For Preschool Children, Liberal Arts in Educa- tion, Lion's Quest Programme, Loss As A Natural Part of Living, Rationale of the Curriculum, Stress, Stress Management, Values, Influences and Peers Programme. Happy Hearts meet despite bad weather In spite of stormy weather the Ripley Happy Hearts met on Feb. 12 in the Legion Hall which was nicely decorated for Valen- tine's Day. President Florence Kirkpatrick welcomed everyone and opened the meeting with a reading. With Marion at the piano they sang the opening song and O''Canada, then Bill Col- lins led a lively sing song pertaining to Valentine's Day. The minutes were adopted as read and Marj Thompson reported several cards and boxes had been sent to the sick. Freda Collins gave the treasurer's report and Sadie MacLeod reported that Ripley was second highest in collecting for the Arthritis Society. Chester Emmerton advertised the next dance for Feb. 25 and the euchre parties and bowling are being well attended. Jack Scott and Clarence Hedley took charge for the program which began with Bob Courtney on the saxophone accom- panied by sister Jerry MacLeod on the piano. A mystery' man in the form of Bill Collins made a brief appearance in costume, followed by a reading by Zella Hedley on "The Old Iron Pump" and "The Equalizer". Jack introduced Floyd Stanley, principal of Ripley Huron School, who showed slides on a holiday he and his family had a year ago when they spent over.three months in Australia and New Zealand. He was thanked and presented with a gift of appreciation by Clarence. More saxophone music was enjoyed and Clarence thanked Bob and Jerry and presented them with a gift. The courtesies were given by Chester Em- merton and the closing song, The Queen and Grace led up to a lunch of sandwiches and tea and a social chat. Lucknow W.M.S. Mrs. Jessie Johnston was hostess for the February meeting of the Lucknow Presbyterian W.M.S. Mrs. Little conducted the meeting. Mrs. Rhoda MacKenzie capably dealt with Bi- ble devotions on the theme of Love. Mrs. Ceclia Aitchison led in prayer After repeating the WMS Furpose, business was dealt with. Mrs. Loree assisted by Mrs. Henderson gave a very informative and interesting discussion on the Orthodox Church in Russia. The group also learned of the life of one of their missionaries, his ex- periences and dangers where he ministers in Beirut. Mrs. Ken Laidlaw presented the Glad Tidings. Mrs. MacCallum of Pinecrest Manor, who is a member of the WMS celebrated her 97th birthday on February 6. After singing a hymn, Mrs. Ramsay closed the meeting with prayer.