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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-08-09, Page 711107/111.111111101111111111110180111111011114110 Phone 3574630 tor 24:tmur 'rearing/ion tlEli PLAYING FROM FRI.-THURS. AUG. ith-17th SHOWTIMES: FRI. A SAT. 7 A 9 P.N. SUN.-THURS. •ONE SHOW EACH EVENING a PAL 1/0111.111101111111411011111/111111MOWISMIIMI111,111101111aifil HOSTBUSTERS Ends Thursday Fri. - Thurs. Aug. 11 17 7 & 9 PIA 'Nightly PICTURES Luelolow Seatisel, 'Wednesday" aged SOW—Page 7 .... • • , . • • This ramg fellow had a lard time diudi across the main street. Approx- imating the raindrops 813 he made a mad imately two Inchon fell in the village on Friday. (Pat favingston photo) MacDonalds.have many visitors • . .... 1NITH SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION litfAMILY liWyt aMMIES` Cliff* air Cra-volord : OPENIIOUSE-Sumlay, Aug 1 2-5 p.m. Lucknow legion "Let your presence ilbe yomrinvust " The *nub' of May Errill invites you to a Happy 80th Birthday Tea at MacKay lialll'Ooderich korner of .North &Ralson Street) AuguEit ism, 1989 Isom 2:00 -pan. to 4400 pan. Good ices and Fond Mensolies Only LUCKNOW •& 'DISTRICT LIONS CLUB Dabber Bingo Lueknow CoMmunity Centre Sunday, August 13, 1989 ,tastAweelcis- Jackpot winner ijudy Brown, Kitchener $590. **WWI 'Prize Soardr$3000. jackpot on ‘SST.Alls -31099. 9500.1nuallo. vsogresive.-eow 91.900. 4...0n$P vans turpieball next vietik$130. '1:14411-oppeestati600-p4re. Bingo tlarts 0145 0.10. .4" Sunday, *gust 13 Liens Singe Satuality• Moat 19 10110y tile stows ,ItAtietEMSER :friday 20 OPANIATES .A000.0 friday .41 18 w.;yi2 'Of A 41 - s 11.1 4 1, • -111111111111111111111111111111•1111111111111•111•11111111111•11111111 Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McDonald of Orangeville, Pastor and Mrs. Don Vair and Chelta of Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs. *Bert Thompson of Teswater Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Lane of here. The Einlough Presbyterian church withdrew their service on Sunday in favour of the Teeswater reunion when a former minister Rev. Robert Shaw was -the guest minister filling in for Rev.. William Baird who is M. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Thacker, Tara Lucas and Alicia of the South Line at- tended a Bell family gathering at Lon- Sinnhw MatDontdd wind to , Vabermoryllatt week; it the!occa- tion Of Nina's lirthday. 'Jean Rodgins of 71/Ingham spent Sun- INLOUGH by May Boyle day with Edna and May Boyle and Margaret &tiler Con. 14. Spent Friday evening at the same home. Many from here took in the Teeswater Did Boys' and Girls' Reunion and the Lucknow Craft Festival. Pastor and Mrs. Christensen .left on Sunday night to vidt with his mother and ;Aar relatives at /ionized. •Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Riley visited imently with Bill and lantraille MacPher- son, Bolyrood. 1.outh Khicss WAMS racial injustice ° The South !Unless Women's Missionary Society met August 8 at the church with Mary Buckton as bedew. Fellow direc- tors were Ruth Buchmeier and Marion Mowbray. Acting chairperson Ruth Bell welcom- ed the good crowd and .began with a reading from the Guide Post on feeling useful. Since the theme was on prayer it was relevant to relate that our Ethiopian Prisoner, whom we'd been praying for was released recently. Fallon** hymn singing, Ruth Bell led in prayer. The minutes of the June meeting, read by Ann MacDougall, were approved. A thank you note from the Camp Kintail Children's rally was received for each of Our contributions. Doris MacKinnon gave the treasurer's report. it was noted our Crieff Ililis bus trip is dated Sejtelober 11. The church hall bas .been ,graced with lour new tables, thanks 'to the VMS Ladies Aid and Mrs. Sadie Graham. Rollcall was answered by 'a favourite holiday memory. Many enjoyable stories were Shared. Marion hlowbisyled the Bible study on prayer. in place ,of prayer circie, the Lord's Prayer was spoken. The four steps of prayer were capably introduced. Shirley Colwell delighted all with a solo, He's Only a Prayer Away, accom- panied by .Rena Forster on the piano. The offering was received and prayer hear in= Mary Buckton. Ruth Bier gave the adagios itudY from No Easy Walk to Freedom. It was interestingly portrayed with excepts from a U.S. black lady lawyer who visited Johannesburg and felt the racial injustice first band. Mowing the courtesy remarks, Take Time to be Hely was sung. Ruth Bell ,ended with a note on apprecialion for What we've got. Dia Steer concluded the meet* with prayer. The next meeting is on September 6, at the 'home of Blanche Needham. et recalled atronie inse Toronto - Melnor Manufacturing Ltd. is asking owners of "Precision" 'elec- tronic insect 'killers, Models BK15 and BK40 to return their units ler 'repair., It -.1ias been iletennined ,that under certain unusual ,conditions the plastic grid :insulators on Ithese units ,Cottid Salto; Melnor is asking that owners Ini- tely take the unit out of service return it tothe place -of purchase or return the unit ,c011ect Melnor Manufacturing Ltd. '40 Morton Avow st Brantford, Ontstrio.140 gra. The insect killer will he repaired and • •I no ove returned. If necessary, the Service DepartMent Lean be ,contacted at 11*2654721 (On- tario and Quebec residents only), 14001200729 (for the trest of Canada). aepaired units will be identified by a brown ,adhesive label with the repair tlate. Future notion units after. August • 4) 1989 will have -a revised ,construction • identified by their date code. Fpr 010er information, (contact Ailan F. *Hai* APR Manager, Public Relations Canadian ',Standards Associa- tion VS Begiale Boulevard :Rada* Ontario 140W 1A0 (&34) 1470000.