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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-09-22, Page 18!'age 1!# - l,ueknow Sentinel. Wednesday, September 22. 1993 48..Coming Event SINGLES DANCE Saturday, Sept 25 at The Wingham Legion Hall Dancing 8 12 Music by The Wildwoods No blue jeans please - 38gp WATERCOLOURS Forest Edge Studio, October 16 and 17 3 1/2 miles south of Lucknow off County Road #1 Follow signs Excellent Christmas gifts. $30 - $130--38-41nxc JACK & JILL For Kendra Purdon and Bruce Cluney, Saturday, Sept 25, Blyth Community Centre $5 per person 9 p m to 1 a.m. Lunch provided. Music by D.J. - -38x PIE ORDERS .. St .Joseph's C W L. Kingsbridge are taking orders for pies for Thanksgiving until Oct 3 To place your order or for information call 529-7405 or 529-7530 - -38,39 SEMINAR Hope for the Abused Seminar, October 29, evening and October 30, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m The leaders Audrey Mc -Ronald, Eleanor Magic), present an interdenominational Christian Approach for victims.of abuse and/or their friends. For information call Jenny, 396-4903 or Mary Anne. 395-5705. --38gp COFFEEBREAK AND STORY HOUR COFFEEBREAK - Community Bible study for women - and STORY HOUR - Bible stories, songs and crafts for pres- choolers.: boginS Wed., Sept. 29, 9:45 - 11:00 a.m. at the Lucknow United Church. Gladys Thielke, missionary to the Philippines, will share her experien- ces. A vrsery is provided and all. women add children are welcome. Call Sandi (528-2055)- for more information. - -38,39 48. Coming Event - HURON PROVINCIAL . LIBERAL ASSOCIATION Annual banquet is Oct 5 at the Knights .of Columbus Centre, Goderich Gest speaker is Richard Mahoney, press$font of Ontario Liberal Party For tickets call 235 2853, 482 9437, 357 3855 38gp BRIDAL SHOWER Community and relative shower for Lavonne Curran, bride-to-be of Rob Maize at Dungannon Hall, Saturday, Sept. 25 at 7 00 p.m. --38gp HOLY ROOD PLAYSCHOOL Tuesday mornings 9.30 - 11'.30 a.m. located in Kinloss Municipal Building. If you aro interested in providing your child with a inexpensive preschool ex- perience - -please come) --38 DANCE SESSION Soon - Lucknow Dance session by Wal- lace and Ruth Ballagh. Learn how to waltz, polka, fox trot, 2 step etc. Registration or info call Sonja Alton 529-1041.--37-40nxc INVADING SPECIES HOTLINE GET INFORMATION! REPORT SIGHTINGS! 1-800-563-7711 ONTARIO 1,14)F.RA'I'1QN 01' AN(il•.IiRS& III INTERS Maitland Presbyterial holds fall meeting Can you imagine riding in a ar- mored car .surrounded by armored trucks everytime you went, any place? Or trying to sleep with families wailing and Chanting on the other side of the wall or soldiers marching around on the roof above you? These were some of the ex- periences related by Trudy Wal- dinger when she spoke to the ladies at the Maitland Presbyterial fall rally held in Knox Church Kincar- dine on Sept. 15. Trudy had gone to Somalia last winter to work with U.N.I.C.F. and help to distribute nine and a half tons of clothing that had been col- lected and packed in a 20' case at Seaforth Lions Club ENV SANTA CLAUS PARADE Friday, Nov. 26 7:00 p.m. This year's theme: WINTER SPORTS IN CANADA • Watch this paper for details Phone 527-0810 the Kincardine church. She was amazed how the U.N.I.C.F. workers from many different countries were able to work together and all understand each other. She chal- lenged the group by saying they should help to make a better life, and they couldn't claim ignorance as an excuse as she had told them of the situation of these women and children. The meeting commenced at' 5:30 with a delicious supper served by the Kincardine ladies. • President Edina Haldenby wel- comed everyone and opened with a poem and prayer. Rev. Paisley welcomed everyone to the Kincar- dine church and thanked the ladies for the work the WMS groups are doing in the churches. The worship service was presented by the Teeswater WMS. with Jessie Bates reading the scrip- ture from James, Ina Ireland giving the meditation on love and for- giveness and Pearl Sutton leading in prayer. Minda Paisley of Kincardine sang two beautiful musical selections which were enjoyed by everyone. The honorary membership -cer- tificate was presented to Norma Rintoul, of Whitechurch, by Kath- leen Elliott in appreciation of her faithfulness working for the WMS. A pin was presented to her on behalf of her family by Mildred Purdon. Others taking part in the program included Ina Ireland with the report of the children's Rally; Agnes Bregman the report of the Mission Festival; Laura MacDonald the In Memoriam service; Muriel Neilson the offertory prayer, Barbara Burton introduced the speaker and Mildred Dickson thanked her. - The new president of Hamilton - London Synodical, Agnes Bregman of Teeswater, brought greetings and announced the annual synodical meeting will be held in SL Andrew's Church Wingham Apr. 19 - 20, 1994. . Margaret Greig, area education consultant, introduced the new studies for 1993 - 1994 on the Caribbean and Global economics. She said we can't really know how other people have to live but we can listen, learn, understand and reach out to them. Marjorie Wall of Wingham thanked everyone that had contributed towards " making the program so successful and fol- lowing the closing hymn Helen Elliott of Brussels gave the benedic- tion. 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