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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-01-13, Page 11rOWEN SOUND 762 2nd Ave. E. 371 -21 51 Seniors' centre Wednesday, January 6 saw 10 tables of euchre and, one team for cribbage at the weekly euchre party sponsored by the Dungannon Senior C.itiieiis. The high position for the ladies went to Lois Cunningham and for the men to Joe Courtney. Low positions went ,to Bernice Henry and Elmer Trommer., • The monthly euchre tournament., sponsored by the Dungannon Agri- cultural Society, was held on Jan- uary 9 at the Agricultural Hall. Twenty-four tables were filled for an afternoon of keen competition. Moe Millian and Brian Dam were the first place team. In second place • were John and Mary Maize. Finish- ing in third place were Leonard Rivett and Charlie Cook. Low position was filled by the team of Tim MacLennan and Brian Glousher. The special contest this month was won by Mona Norris. Social news Happy birthday wishes go out this week to Nicole Brindley, daughter of Larry and Kelly Brindley who turned six years old on January 5. On January 3, family members gathered to celebrate ' Nicole's special day. A pizza party followed on the fifth with six young friends in attendance, Games, cake sand ice cream were enjoyed by all. Gwen Caesar recently returned from•a two-week visit with her daughter in' Florida. Jan is currently nursing at the Gulf Coast- Hospital in Fort Myers for a six-month period. Commencing this week and until the end of January, you will be called on by one of the localwolun- teer ' canvassers for the Ontario March of Dimes. Please give gener- ously to this most worthwhile organization. We want to wish our students all , the best as they return to their vari- ous colleges and uniyersities and start a new term. It was great see- ,ing you all at home over the holi- continues to draw crowds ever, they didn't , let the weather DuiGANN0NI 'dampen their spirits and they • enjoyed their trip very much. by Sanclra D'Aoust Church news The re$vlar .service of worship Get well wishes this week go out was held at the Dungannon United to Deloris Culbert who is .laid up. at Church under the leadership of Rev.. home with a fractured' ankle, having Garth Bogart. Organ music was slipPed on any icy patch and fallen. provided by Mary Garriock. The Gilbert and Anne Millar have sermon topic was based on the returned recently from a five-week baptism of Jesus by John, as told to tour our Scotland, England and, us -in Matthew 3:13-17, Wales. While in Scotland, they Trinity and Donnybrook UCW visited with their family members. meetings have been slated for Jan - The weatherman was very uncoop- uary 14. erative as they only had three days Dungannon -Nile UCW will hold in Wales that it didn't rain. How- its meeting on January 19. WMS looks at christianity in Korea in the early 1900s.. The Lucknow Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society opened the New Year at their meet- ing at the church on January 6 with a New Year's theme. Mildred Loree was in charge of the program and commenced with a Poem The Old and The New, fol- lowed by prayer. The devotions, by Donalda Moffat, were entitled Make a New Year Really New. She read the story of Zacceus from Luke 19 and told how his life was changed after he met `Jesus. The-rollcall was answered with a New Year's Thought and the pay- ment of Presbyterial fees. The pro- grams for the corning year were handed out. Elleda Laidlaw presented the topic, choosing as her theme the beginning of Christianity in Korea. The first Presbyterian missionaries went to Korea around 1914 and worked, there until 1925 when the mission work was taken over' by the United Church. The Presbyterian" Church at that time began the work among the Koreans who were living, days. in Japan. - LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday, January 17th Worship Service - 11:00 AM Sunday School - 11:00 AM Rev. Margaret Kinsman Nursery Provided Everyone Welcome LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Worship Service - 11:00 am Sunday School - 11:00 am Nursery Provided Rev. GERALD McFARLANE Everyone Welcome LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Invites You To Worship With Them On Sunday, January 17th, 1993 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Nursery downstairs morning & afternoon EVERYONE WELCOME - Taking the *item WORT( } The War Amps of Canada 1 only, solid cherry, I. -shaped kitchen display including countertop. (plus taxes) Visit our Showroom & choose from a wide variety of Traditional & European Style Kitchen Cabinets & European Appliance's by AEG. We custom design the kitchen to suit YOU, Free In -Home Measuring Service & Estimates. 'Authorized Dealer for ACORN Kitchens, Cabinets & Vanities Written Lifetime Warranty. KITCHENS LIMITED rrCCIRNr 237 -10th St., Hanover 3.64-4241 For the variety number, Lois Farrish read three different articles, Resolutions, January ,and Winters Imaginary. The new secretary, Shirley Hawthorne, read the minutes and correspondence. She announced the Presbyterial meeting will be in Wingham on January 18 and we are' expected to give a presentation on � our meetings. Grace Gammie reported we were able to meet our allocation for the year as well as giving several dona- tions. Following hymn singing, Mrs. Loree closed the meeting with prayer. Lottery winners Anne Parsons, of Wingham, was the $1,000 January 1 winner in the Ripley Lions cash calendar lottery draw. $5C winners were Les Sluggett, Regina; Paul Colling, • 'Ripley; John . K. -MacDonald, Goderich; Allan Kerr, Wroxeter; Hamilton, Fuels, Lucknow and Joan Robinson, Lucknow. Alta Smith of Ripley was last week's $100 win- ner. 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