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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-02-24, Page 15Against Sunday shopping The meeting of the Bruce Presbytery of the United Church of Canada. on Feb. I6 discussed the issue of Sunday openings. A petition was sent off to Hamilton Con- . ference on- ference concerning this issue. The intent of the petition was that Chris- tians refrain from shopping on Sunday, that the Ontario Government be called on to ammend the Ontario Retail Business Holiday Act so that stores could open on Sunday only if they were habitually closed on another day of the week, that the Government and the , municipalities be made aware of this petition. Another peti- tion of the Sunday openings encouraged members of the Church to write express- ing their Concerns to the Ontario Government. In other petitions members of the Presbytery were asked to study the Abor- tion issue and make their concerns known to the Federal Government. It was pointed out that the issue of abortion is a complex one and needed careful study and thought. In other business. Brian Ireland. the co- ordinator of the Queen's Bush Rural Ministries was introduced to the Court. He spoke about the kind and number of calls that he received. The Ministry is being well received. If anyone wishes to talk to Brian about any problems they can call hint at 362-6090. ine Kiniough Presbyterian W.M.S. islet at the church on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Donald McEwan hostess. Mrs. Bert Thompson opened the meeting with a thought for the day. The opening hymn was "O Master Let Me Walk With Thee" followed by the pur- pose. The word for the roll call was a Bible verse with the word "escape". Mrs. Bruce Bushell read the minutes and the communications. Mrs. Don Reid had the devotions with the theme on "Prayer" and began with prayer. Each lady read a scripture and explained how we apply these Scriptures in our daily lives. Mrs. Bert Thompson had the Study on the Orthodox Churches in Russia and played a tape telling the customs, the liturgy and beauty of their sanctuary and how the converted Christians were making such a faithful witness, closing with a Rus- sian prayer. Grace, food and fellowship closed a very pleasant afternoon. LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28th Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Worship Service 11:00 A.M. Rev. Gerald, McFarlane Nursery and junior congregation provided EVERYONE WELCOME; LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday, February 28th 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 28th 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Nursery downstairs morning 8 afternoon EVERYONE WELCOME In the Matter of Subsection 2 of Section 35 of the Assessment Act Extension of Time fdr Return of Annual Assessment Rolls Pursuant to Section 35 of the Assess- ment Act. I hereby further extend to the 3151 day of March, 1988, the day upon which the assessment rolls for the year 1987 are required t0 be returned pur. suant to the provisions o1 the said Act 1n all municipalities within the Regional Murucipality of Waterloo and the County of Huron And notice Is hereby given that the final date for lodging a complaint with the Assessment Review Board in respect of any assessment contained in the asseSsmenl rolls,that are required to be returned on the 31st day of March. 1988 ,s further extended to the 21st day of ApriI 1988 The Honourable Berard Grandmaitre Min Stec of Revenge Dated at-oronro to s ,61r day ;f Febr.,a• r '388 By May Boyle Local News We send our get -well wishes to Mrs. Fred Page who is a patient in the Wingham and District Hospital. Thinking` of you • Joan. Miss Cynthia Barr, who was visiting her grandmother Mrs. John Barr and other relatives, left on Tuesday to visit her grandparents Dr. and Mrs. Corbert at Elmira and then going to visit her brother Darrell Barr who is with •the Air Force Base at Trenton. Both Cynthia and Darrell are daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barr of Durbin, South Africa. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guest visited with Mr. and Mrs. David Preiss of Formosa. Mr. Edbert Bushell visited with Mr. and• Mrs. Walter Breckles. Mr. Jim Stevens of Listowel visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hill MacPherson of Holyrood on Friday and Saturday of last week. CASH AUCTION SALE of RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT for J.J.'s RESTAURANT (James Oliphant) (In the Village of Ripley, 9 miles south east of Kincardine) on MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1988 at 11:00 A.M. . Foster 3 door stainless steel self-contained refrigerator; 80" stainless steel Chef Mate cooking counter with hood exhaust system, complete, and dry chemical ex- tinguishing combination; Moffat 30" elec. grill; Garland gas deep fryer; Wonder Kit- chen elec. deep fryer (needs thermostat); Blodgett gas pizza oven; 48" triple stainless steel sink; French Fry press; Pep- si single door display cooler; Bunn Pour- Omatic 2 pot coffee perc; Moffat microwave oven; TEC electronic cash register; Kelvinator 48" 2 -door refrigerator; 2 - 23 cu. ft. freezers; 19 cu. ft. freezer; 6 - 4 seater free standing restaurant booths with moulded bench seats, excellent; Waste & tray return receptacle; lighted menu board and letters; plexiglass menu boards; 24" elec. range; 10'6" work counter; 16" x 24" combination safe; floor scrub pail; 48" adjustable shelving unit; paper towel dispensers; soap dispensers; Washroom exhaust fan; 8' plywood gar- bage bin; garbage can on cart; various small restaurant items including knives, pizza paddles, cutters, trays, ladles, etc.; stainless mixing bowls and pots; cutlery tray & cutlery; various sundry m in- cluding cups, containers, bags, : ,� base, gravy base, some canned items; 2 - ABC fire extinguishers; Hobart model 1612 slicer, 3 yr. old; Sanitary-Bizerba stainless electric portion control scale; 6 plastic dish tubs; plastic self serve trays; 25 - 10" white plates; assorted restaurant - ware china; 14 pizza dough trays; 3 pizza warmer delivery bags; wire display rack; Elec- trostatic vinyl letter kit, complete; window exhaust fan; Plus unlisted items. REMARKS: Plan to attend this business li- quidation of good, clean restaurant equip- ment. Preview 9:00 a.m. sale day. removal sale day or by special arrangement. SYDENHAM AUCTION SERVICES Elwood & Jim Snider, Sales Managers Phone: (519) 376-8317 or 371-9940 Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 24, 1982 --Pape 15 Joyce returns from New Orleans Olympics PURPLE pROVE Don and Sandra Forster attended a card party at Ken and Brenda Bridges on Sat evening. Donald Forster spend Wild curling with the Kincardine ('o -op group. Congratulations to Jack and Janet Farrell on the arrival of their new grandson Wed Feb. 17, GetargetGarrett 1 new son of Peter and Susan Roberts of 1)e afield. Janice Miller and daughters Rachel and Colleen returned home to Thorndale this week after spending two weeks with Jack :and Janet Farrell. r5 Best wishes to Ethel Dawley of Ripley who celebrated her 90th birthday on Tues. Feb. 16 several from Purple (;rove attended her party. A speedy recovery is wishes for Anne Me. Cosh who has been in Kincardine hospital these past few days. Visiting with I)nn and Anne Md•('osh this week were l)Iwen McAuley and Minerva Stewart. Morley and Deanna Scott visited recently with Don and Jessie 1)oupe in Millarton Kelly Mc(;illivray celebrated her thin teenth birthday with a party Sat night. Feb 20. Happy Birthday Kelly. Best. wishes to Mrs. W .1 MacKay of Ripley who celebrated her !lath birthday on Wed. Feb. 17, Several from Purple I;rove al tended a party for her at limon Villa on Sun day afternoon. Doug and Shirley Macllruhald entertained John and Joye'o Farrell and girls and 11111 and Marg Van Ro wen and Rachel as dinner guests on Friday evening Welcome home to. 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