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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-10-27, Page 12Page 12 — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 27-1993 Canada Geese have been finding refuge, as usual, In the mill pond at the eat end of Lucknow. Their continual honking is warning of what is Last approaching. (Pat Livingston photo) BARRY W. REID B • CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT •Auditing •Financial accounting Personal & Corporate Tax Consultation •Personal Financing Planning -Manual & Computerized Bookkeeping -Mortgage & Amortization Schedules 306 Josephine St. Wingham, NOG 2W0 Office: 357-1522 HEART to HEART MATCH MAKERS CLUB . A conttdential way to meet that special sontbo w SPECIAL [ SENIORS lir L PIES Call Collect 794 4691 Ohno!!!. I left my baby brother on the bus!!! LOST SOMETHING? Find it in the Classifieds! Or if you don't find it in the "Lost .& Found" section, you can place your own ad there and let the finder...find you! The Classifieds, are your best connection to meet up with buyers, sellers, prospective em- ployers or employees, or even the person who found your baby brother! Call 528-2822 n to place a Classified ad ntinel Edna and 11/lay Boyle have visitors from Vancouver Visitors on Sunday with Edna and May Boyle were the Reverend and Mrs. James A. Palmer of Van- couver, B.C. and Carol Helfenstein of Teeswater. Nina McDonald spent Thursday with her sister Esther Bloomfield at Paisley. Lorraine MacPherson, Grace Eckenswiller and Bessie Maulden attended the Women's Institute Rally at Paisley United Church on Thursday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pennington (nee Valerie Brown) who were married on Satur- day at the Sacred Heart .Church, Teeswater. Some from here at- tended the wedding and also the reception. Recent dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bill MacPherson, Holyrood, were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wilson, of Stoney Creek, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold -Riley of Milverton. • Presbyterian WMS The Kinlough Presbyterian WMS held their praise and Thanksgiving meeting on Oct. 20 with Isabel Thompson in charge. She extended a welcome to all present as this was their entertaining day. She gave two readings and a prayer. Joan Barr and Edina Haidenby sang a duet accompanied by Lor- raine MacPherson. Isabel Thompson KINLOUGH by May Boyle • read God's good gifts, and If We See God in everything, followed by the hymn Now thank we all our God. Isabel Thompson then read a clipping concerning the Bible. Grace Eckenswiller and Mabel McEwan received• the offering and Nina McDonald gave the offertory prayer. Margaret Van Rooyen sang a solo playing her own accom- paniment on her autoharp. Helen Keith favored with a piano solo. Lorraine MacPherson, Doris Paulusse and Barbara Bushel sang a vocal trio. Readings were given by Kay Thacker, Elizabeth Dickie, Marilyn Reid and Betty Bushell. Connie Donnan sang a solo accompanying herself on her accordion. A group of Lucknow ladies sang a chorus with Donalda Moffat at the piano Barbara Bushell favored with an instrumental number. Grace was sung and all went to the Sunday 'School room where a delicious lunch was served. Each group expressed their appreciation for such a pleasant afternoon. Junior WI members try basket making at meeting The Oct. 12 meeting of the Luck - now Junior Women's Institute was held at the business of Kathy Leeman in St. Helen's. Members learned how to make a beginner's oval basket, with Sharon Nivins and Audrey Ritchie assisting Kathy. She is the . owner of Kathy's Handcrafted Baskets, and gives classes from September until December. Thank you notes were read from Lori Exel, who was sponsored by the group in the Lucknow Fair Queen pageant, and from the. Pal- liativeCare Services for a donation. An invitation was received to the WI's' 855th anniversary. The FWIO is offering a special edition , collec- tor's plate in honor of 100 years of institute in Ontario. Members will be able to order one or more. A donation was made to the Lucknow Greenway Project to be used towards benches • to be constructed over the winter. The next meeting is .changed to Nov. 8, 6:30 p.m at the home of Sharon Nivins. A cookie exchange will be held. Members are : also asked to bring ideas for the seniors' Christmas party, scheduled for 29. Nov.I Garry Leeman acted as judge of the decorated pumpkins brought to the meeting, with. Cecilia Mitten - burg and Nancy Aitchison winning first and second respectively. It's Block Parent Week mock Parent Week is Oct. 25 - 31. The Block Parent Program is designed to assist children if; - they are bothered by strangers - they are sick - they are injured - they are being bullied - they are bitten or frightened by a dog Everyone in the household is security screened and if accepted by Police will be issued a sign to but in eir wmiow. is. sign ets the children know this is a safe house to run to for help. This sign also lets strangers, who come into your neighborhood, know that • "We are protecting our children". The responsibilities of a Block Parent is to put the sign in the window only when you are Lottery winners Ripley Lions cash calendar draw winners: Carol Willoughby, Tees - water; Kevin Stewart, Kincardine; Lisa MacKay, Ripley; Robert Irwin, Lucknow; Mabel Blake, Kincardine; Doug Huber, Southampton, all with $50. Trever Henderson, Ripley won the $100. Bridge Motors Ltd., of Wingham, was the second early bird winner of $500 in the Wingham and District Community Living Association's annual lottery. The rernaining 20 draws will be held at the dinner and • dance Nov. 6 in Lucknow. This is the Association's main fundraising event and a few tickets are still available from the maximum of 300 to be sold. Phone 357-3562 for further information. available to help. You are not available if you are taking a bath, vacuuming, doing the laundry, not feeling well and not home etc. The most crucial times are when the children are on their way to and from school. Block Parents arc instructed to contact the proper authorities or the parents as the situation requires. 'Block Parents are not to: administer first aid 'unless gaited - provide food, drink or medicine - provide transportation - provide toilet facilities. Are you interested in being a Block Parent or knowing more about the program? Contact the elementary school in your neighbor- hood or phone Barb Helm 528- 3427. Lucknow hosts meeting for District 8 The Lucknow and District Horticultural Society hosted the District 8 board meeting on Oct. 23. The District consists of 19 societies. Lucknow representative is Joan Robinson, .The meeting was chaired by Shirley McKague,Wingham, District 8 Director. Important information from the Ontario Horticultural Association was dealt with and plans were made for the District annual to be held in Markdale, on Apr. 30, 1994.