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Gloria's Variety and Dry Goods opened on Monday. Momsand totsalike weredelighted
with the range of little birthday gifts available. Gloria Havens, the owner of the new
business shows a -Barbie doll to an enthralled Lisa Harths (Pat Livingston photo)
South Kinloss WIVIS hosts
Wedding or Anniversary Invitations
and Accessories.
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°rid ay of e\rayer
The World Day of Prayer was held
March 3, hosted by South Kinloss WMS.
President Wilma Clarke welcomed all in
attendance.
Fellow churches in attendance included
Lucknow Presbyterian, Lucknow U ed,
Lucknow Christian Reformed nd
Anglican also the .Lucknow R
Catholic Church. The theme .of the after-
noon was `Lord, Teach Us to -Pray."
Shirley ColwelLsang twoiovely solos, ac-
companied by Margaret Hamilton as
organist.
Prayer for the Burma Council of Chur-
ches and 'the Christian Community in Bur -
mamas the basis for, the. afternoon' s nis-
sion. Ru r maia.accumtryintransitionaeek-
ing to maintain what is cherished in::their
customsandtoprovide for.nationalgrowth
and development. The women of Burma
..ask.usto recognize.and reclaim:the;power,
MondayNight Mixed
:Eric Taylor ;.bowled the .teen's high
single with a 243 and Marcial LeBreton's
659 took the .triple.
Wendy:Ritchie's 248 tooksingle and Bc °-
ty. Stanley's -669 tookthetripleonthe lain es
side.
'Games over 200: Marcial LeBreton:204,
226,229, John van Diepn 216, Eric Taylor
243, 'Wendy Ritchie 248, Hannah
Bartemink128,:Betty.Stanley.227,.2311, 211,
Hank liartemink 222, 214, Barb Jardine
' 9 , Shani -Webb-Ziegler 214, .204.
honourable inention.toBob.Sanderson's
191; - maybe yournamewill beuphere next
week.
50 -/50 -winner 'Cord Johnstone $13.50.
Standings : Huskies 289,14111 dogs 1801/2,
7iounds178,1abs 171112, St.Bernards 1612,
Poodles 129112.
<Wednesday NiightMixed
Gerald.Rhody took thernen's single and
triple with 318 ande92. .
°Barb`Tyler's226 tookiadies single .with
• Pat Livingston rolling 644 -for .the triple.
Games ov er200: <NormBolt 244, Agatha
Dueck225, Barb -Tyler226, .Marg Hackett
213, Nic lieyershergen :232, :Delores Van
Oschi21, Mary-1?hilips :202, Steve Carvel
234, -Anita Elliott :209,..210, 71Z on;Elliott223,
224, 218,,Wilma Elliotto 2 , Gerald..Rhody
318, 221, Lucy Miller :201, Pat Livingston
218,212, 214, Hary Livingston 213;253,221.
.Team standings: Squirrels 243, 'Chip-
munks 230, Kangaroos 215, Tigers 195,
Gophers 190, Wolverines 183.
'ThuudayNightLadies
Michele :Dorscht took the high _single
with a253 ;,with,Marg'Wilson rolling A45
triple.
Gaines over:200: Michele Dorecht 212,
253, WendysR.itehie231,:231, Marg Wilson
215, 224,406„IiimEadia,201,1Nanda Keith
204,.226, Wih a l lliott 235.
Team :standings: China 91, Mexico 971/2,
'Canada 79,.A.ustralia 731/2, USA i I,Bussia
44.
the urgency, the need for prayer in our
lives.
Special guest speaker was Jean Attwell.
her message gave:impact tothe theme. By
using .as an example how Christ setup the
disciples to. become fishers of men. The
;disciples were basically untrained and in-
experienced; however, believing in Christ
and prayer led them to be richly blessed.
We today can work for Christwith prayer
being utmost in our lives. Devotion and
faith can lead to many blessings.
Hymns interspersed the afternoon's
prayer with all groups•present taking an
active role.
To conclude the thought,provoking.day
hymn. c:What ,aTilentrWellave.in-Jesus'
was sung followed bythellenediction - Oh
God, -who Gives Us Your Vision, grant us
strength sufficient to live , according to
your truth as revealed to us.
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Marl Solomon took high for the ladies
• with singles of 204:and.289, for a double of
393.
Jerry van .der Klippe cleaned up for :the
men with singles of237:and 168 fora double
of 405.
Gaines over 150: Ruth Conley 198, Ruth
Withers 196, Harold Campbell 190, 158,
Kay Crawford 184, 171, Fern McDonald
175, .Ian Dougherty 175, 167, Len McDonald
175,' Jean -Phillips 170, Gwen Lennips 169,
Albert Lennips 155, Helen Todd 153, Isabel
Milier 153, Mabel 'Whitby 157, 'Roely tie
Boer 152, Evelyn Henderson 151.
When vou back a fi tter,
you make it come true.
EGION DART 1iUB
-Pebruary.28
Legion - two :games, Rick Conley and
Jim Cranston; Country Road Lodge - six
games, Ken Johnstone four, Rod 'Furness
and Bev Woods one each; Co-op - two
games, Rod Everson and Wayne
Cranston; Cut 'n Curl - fourgames,'Karen
Johnstone two, Mae Howald .and =Paul
Finlay, one -each; .Adamsons-twoames,
Joy Jurjens.and George ,Whitby; 'Fisher -
d, man's Cove - two games, WalfgangWeber,
two.
.March 1
Legion -three-games, =Rick Conley two,
Paula Jackson, one; Country .Road - four
games, Ken Johnstone three, Rod°Furness
one; Co-op -three games, Rod 'Everson,
three; Cut 'n Curl -live -games, Art `Clark
and Paul `Finlay, two ,each , .,,Mae lfowaid,
one; A.dauasons - one :game, -Mandy
Stewart; Fisherman's cove two games,
Alan Stanley and Pat Everson.
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