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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-01-19, Page 16I NTEE e Page 16 — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, January 19, 1994 BIRTHS DicI son -r Jim and Kathy, of Kin - ,c ne,.are pleased to announce the pl�i of their son, Mitchell Sean, on Jae. 5, 1994, at Kincardine and District General Hospital, weighing t at 9 lbs. 2 oz. Mitch is a wee brother for Brendan and Ashley. Proud grandparents are Gordon and Shirley Brooks, of Lucknow and Betty Dickson of Kincardine. McKay - Shawn and Karen, of Lucknow, welcome with love Kiana Christina, born Jan. 9, 1994, at Wingham and District Hospital, weighing 8 lbs. • Kiana is a wee sister for Angela and Lisa. Lawlor - Poels - Jim Lawlor and Maria Poels of R.R. 5 Goderich are delighted to welcome . their son Talmon James, born Jan. 14, 1994, at Wingham and District Hospital, weighing 7 lbs. 3 oz. Talmon is a wee brother for Krista, Anthony and Aden. Mrs. Errington hosts anuary meetin of WI Elaine Errington was hostess for the January •meeting of the St, Helen's Women's Institute, President Caroline Menary opened the meeting in the usual way and then read "A Winter Dream", whic`l was very appropriate. Eleven ladies answered the rollcall which was to name a Product manufactured, 'in southem Ontario that you .use frequently. Florence McConnell, secretary, read the correspondence dealing with Christmas cards with donations for the WI and a thank you from. Pinecrest Nursing Home for the group's donation towards gifts for the residents.• Group two is in charge of the Jan. 25 card party. a Treasurer Norma Raynard gave her report and handed out sheets to be filled in by conveners. Mrs. Raynard showed a video pertaining to Iona Island, Scotland, where Marian Raynard works at the Abby. It 'was very enjoyable seeing, their lifestyle. - Edith ,,Cooper gave an interesting motto "Life is like a grindstone, it either wears you down or polishes you up." The ladies decided to have the supper in March to raise funds for .the corner light. Mrs. Errington gave a humorous, reading bringing the meeting to a close. Lottery winners Last week's winners in the Belgrave Kinsmen's cash calendar draw were: K. Bergstrom, Port Elgin; Chester Nicholson, L'ucknow; Bob Black, Wingham; Jim and Diane Lcbold, Kitchener, Don Frayne, Goderich; Kent Hallahan, Belgrave and Ken Quipp, Wroxeter, all with $40, LUCKNOW DISTRICT • • COMMUNITY CENTRE Lions Bingo S.unday,'January, 23/94 Pnd,iyJanuary 21:9,1. Lucknow• 1 tons 131 bl Burn,' Nighi• -OPEN DATES hnnl,in f nd,i S,iiurvLl�� '�� 1-chnian, 1 nd,ilti 1 1l.is :'‘; S,uuril.ic 19. ."ONLY" ('ALL 528-3532 ' 9a:m.-5p.m. This is global warming? The scientists that talk about global , warming will have a hard time convincing people this winter, as we experience record-breaking low temperatures.. It certainly is a real old-fashioned winter this year, with snow and more snow. J.J. Houston returned to Honig .Kong on Jan. 17, after being in the United States on business and also Christmas in Halifax with his daughter Lynne. He visited in Luck - now between Christmas and New Year's with his mother, Elsie Hous- ton, and in Ripley with Wallace and Kerry Houston and family. Jim Arnold received word last Wednesday that his mother has passed away in Manitoba, in her 10yth near. We extend our sym- Ilus by Mildred Loree. i UCKNQW pathy to the family. - On Sunday, Jan. 23, Mamie Henderson of the Sepoy Apartments will .be celebrating her. 96th birthday. Congratulations and best wishes from all your Lucknow friends. Kay Crawford and have Swan were high shoot players at the Drop in Centre on Friday. Bernice Johnstone and Wilbur Brown claimed low positions, while Elsie Houston took the most shoots. Old man winter Is rather artistic. (Pat Livingston photo) South Kinloss AVMS meets at Pinecrest The.Jan. 12 meeting of the South Kinloss Women's Missionary , Society was held at Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home. President Sharon MacDougall opened the meeting with a poem. Rena Forster, pianist and violinists Harold Campbell and Ira Dickie accompanied for the singing of Blest Be the Tie That Binds. Mary Buckton read the offering prayer. ' Shirley .Colwell gave the Bible study on "how we can make. the best of the next 12 months." The message was that "we must trust God and He will care for us in the future. All our • problems and. temptations must be resolved by reading the Bible, daily prayer, breaking bad habits and having strong courage: Remember, we are not alone with our problems." The prayer circle included Elizabeth Dickie, Ruth Buchmeier r Thompson I Feed & Supply OPEN HOUSE Huron St., Ripley JAN. 24-29 Specials on everything in stock! L 395-5955 Jy and Mary Lavis. Doris MacKinnon gave a reading "A New Year's Wish." The study book was introduced. by Cathy Howald. This year's study is on Global Economics. Since the world is changing it affects all people, especially the third world countries. All the work and money that is sent to the different parts of the world is. only to, pay off debt, it will do nothing to help feed the people. They must have a chance to learn how to grow crops for food, to have a better understanding and a better education. It is our respon- sibility as Christians to be aware of powerful people and governments. This group can and will make a difference. Various hymns interspersed the meeting. Mr. Campbell and Mr. Dickie entertained during part of the program and during the social time that followed. 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PALMERSTON ST. - 3 bedroom brick, large landscaped lot; walkout, basement, garage shows well. Double lot. $105,000. KINLOSS' - 3 bedroom bungalow on 4 acre treed lot overlooking Dickies creek. Secluded setting: $99/900. LUDGARD ST. - 2 bedroom' bunga• - low with garage, woodstove, well. maintained $79,000. 'ELGIN STREET - 4 bedroom home, oil heat, central air, 'attached garage. $89,000. NEW 2 bedroom bungalow with 'garage, full unfinished basement, , near Dungannon. $109,900. ' 2 Coca Cola GREEN GIANT B1CK'5 1 L. Baby Dills,.Yum Yum, Sweet Mixed Pickles VALLEY FARM 1Kg. French Fries d..(.442geig sAm yk y Pre -Inventory Clearance Starts To -day Wednesday, January 19/94 Winter Hours Mon. -Sat. 930 AM -5:00 PM LUCKNOW Fashions No Credit Cards Please 528-3320