HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-07-28, Page 12Page 12 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 28, 1993.
Thursday, ,July 29th - Saturday, July 31st.
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AH Day Friday July 30th
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Campbell St. Lucknow . 528-2211
Students were Intrigued by Geoff Gander's home-made drum
of rubber tubing, bark and,empty detergent bottles. Erin
Mackenzie, of Ashfleld Presbyterian Church, and Laura. Weir,
Lucknow Presbyterian Church, help him beat out a tune.
(Marg Burkhart photo)
W.M.S. hears about Mid -East
Olive Needham was hostess for
the July meeting of the South Kin-
loss W.M.S. held at the home of
Nancy Maclntyre.
President Kathy Howald wel-
comed everyone and gave a
reading, "Cultivating Stillness",
followed by prayer. Duncan
Mowbray played two beautiful.
piano solos.
Marilyn • Maclntyre read the
minutes of the last meeting and
Doris- MacKinnon . gave the
Treasurer's Report. The Ladies Aid
Report was given by Nancy MacIn
tyre.
The Christian Education Commit-
tee reported there will. be a
Friendship Group organized for the
young women in the community jn
the fall: Plans are also under way
for the shower for Heather
McDougall which is to be held on
August 14 at the church at 2 p.m.
Seventeen membersanswered the
roll call by telling of a vacation
they had taken:
Ruth Buchmeier presented a very
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thought provoking bible study en-
titled, "Our Life's Journey Needs
• Jesus". Shirley Colwell sang a
lovely solo followed by the prayer
circle. -
Marian Mowbray read several
folk -tales which provided insights
into the Middle - Eastern Culture.
She also gave the stories of three
individuals living in the Mid -East
who were working for peace in
their own ways.
Marian also presented a list of
reasons why that area suffers from
instability and unrest. There has
been a history of foreign
domination, unfair policies of un-
representative governments, dif-
fering visions of new societies,
great inequalities in wealth and
resources, as well as unresolved
regional conflicts.
The courtesies were given by
Marian Mowbray and a' delicious
lunch was served by the directors.
The September meeting will be
held at the home of. Margaret
deBoer at 8 p.m.
CAshfield Township
OUNCIL NEWS
Streetlight
agreement
Ashfield Township Council, at its
July 20 meeting, ,passed a by-law
authorizing Reeve Allan Gibson to
execute an agreement between the
township and the Ministry of
Transportation regarding the instal-
lation of streetlights at the junction
of Highway 21 and North Street
and South Street, Port Albert.
Council also approved an Oc-
cupational Health and Safety Policy.
54th annual
reunion held
in Wingham
The 54th annual McInnes -Fal-
coner reunion was held on Sunday,
July 11 at Wingham's Riverside
Park.
• President Bruce McInnes wel-
comed the 69 family members
attending. A moment of silence was
observed for those of the family
lost in the past year.
A short business meeting was
held and the officers for 1994 are:
Bruce McInnes, president; David
Falconer, 1st vice; Brian Falconer,
2nd vice; Norma Falconer,
secretary/treasurer; Vera and Lorie
Falconer, lunch committee.
. Paul Falconer' volunteered to
3hair the Games Committee for
next year's activities which will
take place on the second Sunday in
July at Riverside Park. The
Whitechurch•Hall will be reserved
in case of bad weather.
Each member attending this year
was asked to make a special effort'
to bring with them next year
someone in the family who has
been absent in recent years.
Following the meal, blessed by
Paul Falconer, the young people
enjoyed a game of ball while the
• balance of the group spent time in
fellowship.
"Thank You!"
The Lucknow.;tnd District Lions,Club wishes to thank
for their support of local projects and functions during
has included: Rummage. Sale, Robbie Burns Nite.
Tournament. Easter, Seals and a special thank von to all
crs who have made our main fund raising project 0 succc
It is through your/ continued support that we were able
lowing contributions 'during the pa§t year
Donations: .
Al's Society of Ontario ................ 8200.0(
Arthritis Soelety , ,,,,,,,8200,00
2hildrens Hospital 8200.00
Closed Caption Machines -Seniors ...!e•. .•. ,:,...$1,230.00
Easter Seals $�.272,.50
the Community
the year which
Novice Hockey ,
the Bingo play-
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to make the
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Fire Victims ,..... r. _.. L.
First Lucknow Brownies...
G. Clark Diabetes Awareness .....,.....
Gazebo at•Swimming Pool'Ar.ca
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Huron County 13d FAOLCIF.of Ed
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London Itonaicl McDonald I louse
1.1 cktrow 1 ti 11113ar of Commerce
Luc knew Christmas Ment viilent
Lucknow Firc Dept Equipment
Lucknow Guides & Scouts
Lucknow Itardball 1 iiilarnls .
Lucknow Pipe Band "..
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North Huron Big Brothers .
North Iluron Wheels Away
1))111 Law Eufonncemc,nt
Pa that ivy Care
Salvation Army
Sight First.
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Total Contributions During The Year 39,569.73