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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-06-09, Page 6Page 6 — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 9, 1993 Lots. of invitations for Presbyterian WMS The Riverview Apartments was the location for Lucknow's Pres- byterian W.M.S. meetilg on Wed., June 2. The residents were invited to share in a noon luncheon provided by the members and the program following. Norma Raynard was in charge of the meeting and opened with a poem, 'It's A Wonderful World', and call to worship, Psalm 24:1. The devotions were given by Audrey MacDonald, reading the story of Pentecost from Acts, chap- ter 2. She told the story of St. Patrick who had been taken to Ireland as a slave while in his teens. After his escape six years later, he returned to Ireland as a missionary and served there bet- ween 30 and 40 years. Donalda Moffat led a sing song of several well-know{h and loved hymns with everyone participating. Gladys Robertson chose the 'thought leaders with the leadership convention and election in the near future for her message. She said as Christians we all have a greater leader .in Jesus Christ and as a Missionary society our members motto is to make Him known throughout the world. She listed - some of His attributes as teacher, healer, servant and one who always . keeps His promises. She concluded with everyone singing 'Follow Me The Master 'Said'. . Shirley Hawthorne read the cor- respondence with invitations to • appreciation day at Pinecrest on Fnday, the Mission Festival in Teeswater on Saturday, the children's rally at Camp Kintail, June 10 and to Kinlough's 100th anniversary, June 9. Peggy Henderson asked anyone with spare bits of yarn to knit baby shirts to be sent to Malawi as the need is desperate there: It was decided to financially support any child from Sunday School going to Camp Kintail with a donation of $50. Norma thanked everyone who participated in the meeting, and .closed with the benediction. UGW talks about former moderator Fourteen members of Unit 1 of the Lucknow United Church Women enjoyed a luncheon at the home of Margaret Cameron. An added delight was a tour of Don's workshop where he spends hours crafting with wood. A pot luck program followed with each member participating. Ella Hackett opened with a poem "Lovely are the Blue Skies." A Bible Quiz on Affliction was led by Ella Hackett and Jean McLeod. Jean Conley favored us with two pieces on her autoharp. Helen Todd told us about the former moderator, the Very Rev. Walter Farquharson, and his wife Joan, who this winter started a bed and breakfast accommodations for quests travelling the Yellowhead Highway. In addition, the Farquhar - son's are offering counselling and retreat services to people who re- quest them. Numerous other readings, jokes and hints made this a very enjoyable program. After the business was dispersed, Ella Hackett closed with a prayer. Drop in news There were nine table of shoot on June 4 and results were as follows: High Lady, Annie Stanley; Low Lady, Kathy Conley; High Man, Cliff Menary; Low Man, Wes Young. Most shoots went to Ann Ander- son. Everyone enjoys annual United -Church picnic Thirty-one members and friends of the Lucknow Women's Institute enjoyed the Prime Time Country concert in Wingham on Sun., May 30. The talent of the performers was excellent with a lot of local talent including Graham Townsend, and Gary Ballagh as Master of Ceremonies. Prior to the program they all enjoyed a delicious meal at the Armouries. On Sunday the Lucknow United Church and Sunday School enjoyed a beautiful day for their annual picnic at Silver Lake.. There was an outdoor service, pot luck dinner and games for all the children. In the Presbyterian Church, Rev. J. Neilson was the guest speaker in the absence of Rev. Kinsman. He also sang two solos to contribute to the service. Grant and Lois Farrish spent Saturday in Dorchester with Janet and Liveo Versolotto and attended Liveo's graduation at the Univer- sity of Western Ontario. Murray and Gertie Henderson, Fred ,Ward, Lloyd and Ann Mac- Dougall, Grant and Lois Farrish all of Lucknow and Jim, Grace and Jamie Dollery of Bayfield spent Sunday in Windsor and attended the 50th . anniversary of' Lloyd and Audrey Henderson, former residents For the in lottery histo we ave a five billion dol] er. LUCKNOW by Mildred Loree sionimummirmummoman of the boundary west. Rhoda MacKenzie and Donalda • Moffat spent three days in Flint, 'Michigan last week and attended the China Painting Show and Seminars. Eunice and Ford Cunningham of Sombra visited with Rhoda MacK- enzie on May 31 and attended the funeral of Art Matthewman. Jim and Helen Brisbin of Guelph were week -end visitors with Rev. Bill and Peggy Henderson. Peggy and Helen were in charge of a display of souvenirs from Malawi at the Mission Festival in Teeswater, and sang Sat. evening along with their sister. Marion Mundell. Sympathy is extended to the family of Pharis Mathers who passed away in Wingham Hospital on Sunday. Greta Stewart of Pinecrest Manor will be celebrating her 101st birthday on • Sun., June 13. Congratulations and best wishes on . this occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Ritchie are now residents at Pinecrest having moved there in May. ' • ivis1NTEE 10, PINGS ',NANTE I°A,JI. ?'.NN 528'241 JvARHI-N ?INN 521 :?, 200 ACRES • Ashfield. 180 workable 3 ' bedroom home beef & hog barns shed 50 ACRES - All bush Teeswaler River 2 ponds. newer bungJilow, rnllhun (11(111,11..view 5169000 82 1.2 x 132' LOT, near public 'r not 1 Asking $35.000 50 ACRES,• Kinloss, 20 x 50 5c'c'ru,1r 11 cottage. sl(cked pond. stream ,51 tmsit $ {05,000 . ' OLDER 3. 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Since '1975, lottery proceeds have been hard at work • supporting social service organizations through the Trillium Foundation, cultural and recreational activities and hospitals all across Ontario. Recently, the total surpassed the 5 billion dollar mark. To celebrate this milestone, the Ontario Lottery Corporation will host a "Free Admission Day" this Civic Holiday (August 2, 1993) at over 45 venues across the province. On that day, the doors to the Art Gallery of Ontario, the Royal Ontario Museum, Science North, Upper Canada Village and more' will be open to you at no charge. Together we have plenty to celebrate. So enjoy. And let's keep up the good work. Together we're making good things happen. LuE-icNaw & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB. Dabber Bingo Lucknow Community Centre Sunday, June 13/93 $1000. Winner Ann Neable Ripley Community Centre opens at 6:30 p.m. Bingo starts at 7:15 p.m.