HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-09-15, Page 10Page 10 - Lucknow Sentinel. Wednesday, September .15, 1993
Attend 80th in 'Stratford
Mildred McClenaghan and John
McKinnon attended the • 80th
birthday party for Fern Pollock, of
Stratford, at the Festival Inn, Strat-
ford, on Sunday.
Wayne Farrier, of Guelph, visited
his mother, Agnes, a few days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Milligan,
and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Falconer of
Goderich attended the Ladner
family reunion at the home of
Danie and Debbie Dyment's in
Milton on Saturday.
Whitechurch UCW
The Whitechurch United Church
Women met Sept. 1 at the home of
Mrs. Elwood Groskorth in
Goderich.
The topic was World Outreach
with Alice Moore, Hazel Laidlaw
and Margaret Sleightholm as
leaders.
The call to worship was based on
Missions into the 20th century. Mrs.
,Sleightholm led in prayer and gave
a reading, Changes of the World in
Our Time. Mrs. Laidlaw read the
scriptures., Mrs. Moore read a
litany.
Nine ladies attended the meeting.
The Oct. 5• meeting will be at
Mildred McClenaghan's home.
Whitee'hurch WI
The Whitechurch Women's
Institute met Sept, 8 at the home of
Russel and Jean McGuire in Lis-
towel. Marjorie Wall presided and
opened' in the usual way.
This was the International Affairs
meeting with ' Mrs. McGuire as
convener.
Mrs. Wall read the 10 com-
mandments of good human relations
on how to get along with people.
A moment of silence was held in
memory of Merle Wilson who was
a dedicated member. ,
Rollcall was a current event from
any, country in the world.
Mae Johnston gave the motto -
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WHITECHURCH
by ./Pin F7nsc
red, yellow, black, white, all are
precious in his sight.
The McGuires favored everyone
with s me violin and auto harp
selecti s.
Mrs. McGuire introduced the
guest speaker Marcie Johnston, a
life member of Associate Country
Women of the World. She told of
the 63 different projects in 28
places in the world.
Plans were made for the October
meting. Everyo e, is to bring a quilt.
Helen Currie will be convener for
the quilts and Mary Hehn for the
lunch.
4-H NEWS
For the Love of Horses
On Aug. 27, members of For the
Love of Horses 4-H club met at the
farm of Merlene Bergman, for an
informal meeting. Different ways to
prepare their animals for
achievement were shown, as well as
the property method of presentation.
Numerous questions were
answered by the leaders. All mem-
bers are anxiously awaiting
achievement day Sept. 19.
Safety Civilians
On Sept. 11, 14 members of
Safety Civilians gathered for their
first meeting.
The executive for the club
includes Janet Cox, president; Joey
Leeman, vice; Rachel -McQuail,
secretary; Andrea Congram, press
reporter, and Michelle Congram,
telephone convener.
Members became acquainted with
each other and started the first
project - Safety First In and Around
the Home, and Looking Out for #1.
A.J. Wilson is about' to deliver the bowl during the Lucknow Lawn Bowling's annual Labour Day
Tournament, while Frank MacKenzie appears deep In thought as he contemplates the situation
at the other end. Three game winners were Gond Roger, Stratford; Harry Lustig, Chesley; Lee
Ryan, Goderich, and Larry Chaput, Kitchener. (Marg Burkhart photo)
Sara Haldenby returned home
from visiting with her Uncle,
Wayne Percy, at Edmonton.
Visitors with Bessie Maulden
were Betty Bushell of here,
Madeline Edward and Mrs. Don
Edward of Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Robin Hodgins and
family, of St. Catharines, and Irene
nl
Kby May Boyle
INLOUGH
Hodgins, of Pinecrest Manor Luck -
now, and • Nina McDonald, of
Ripley, visited with Edna and May
ITE KE
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most efficient service posslble.
So bring your white beansThompsons
Because when you deliver... we deliver.
The home of Stinger, Wesland, ` Midland,
Envoy and Vista white bean seed
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Blenheim 676-5411'
Hensall 262-2527
Mitchell 348-8433
Pontypool • 277-2002
Granton 225-2360
Seaforth 345-2545
Port Albert 529-7901
.Rodney 785-0420
Kent Bridge 352-6311
Ailsa Craig 293;3223
FERTILIZERS
SATELLITES
Howson & Howson, Blyth 523-4241
Arva Heights Ltd., Dublin 527-0137
Palmerston Elevators Ltd, 343-3702
Bar-B=Dee Farms Ltd., Bornholm 347-2966
Topnotch Feeds Limited, Aylmer 631-2670
Cargill Grain Company Ltd., Greenway 238-8423
UCO Alvinstdn, Alvinston 898-2861
Wayland Farms Inc., Bradford 416-775-6758
Boyle.
Gerald Donnan, of Sidney,
Australia, brother of Pastor Donnan
of here, visited over the past
weekend with the Donnan's.
Bessie Maulden visited with her
sister Jean Phillips at Fonthill.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bushell visited
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LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHI
Sunday, September 19th, 1993
11:00 AM
Worship Service
& .
Church School
Rev. Margaret Kinsman
Nursery Provided Everyone Welcome
ii`INTEE
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