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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-02-09, Page 7Love was theme of meeting Love was the theme for the February meeting of the Lucknow Presbyterian WMS held in the church on Feb. 2 at 2 p.m. Donalda Moffat was in charge of the program and opened with a Call to Worship, prayer, and a poem "My Dearest Valentine." All the hymns were on the theme of love and were accompanied by Norma Raynard. The devotions were given by Shirley Hawthorne. The scripture was Psalm 46 and she gave the mediation on verse 10 'Be still and know that I am God." She also read an article suggesting we should be living Valentines, carrying the message of love. After repeating the aim and pur- pose each lady answered the rollcall with a verse on love. We watched two different videos• for the study. The first was on the • work of Sleeping Children Around Nile United officers for The annual meeting of the Nile United Church was held on Jan. 30, in the basement of the church with ,a 12:30 luncheon. User fees for the church were set at: $100 for winter weddings; $50 for summer weddings and other acvities at $30. The following appointments were made: trustee board members - Cliff McNeil, Arnold Stothers, Glen Ribey, and Ron Pentland; board of stewards - Wayne Caldwell, Andy Austin, Bryan Stothers, Bryan Black, Faye Ribey and Diane Dren- nan. a, Debbie Caldwell was appointed as secretary. Session elders include. Joan Dougherty, Joyce 'Stothers, Jamieson Ribey and Cliff McNeil, with Mr. McNeil as .clerk of the • session. Manse committee members are Jean Black and Shirley Dustow: Sherilyn Ribey will be organist, with Isobel Shepherd as the alter- nate. Sympathy and get well cards will be looked after by Barb Lonsdale; press reporter is Evelyn McNeil, and the caretaking of the church w,i11 be handled by the congregation. HEART +� to HEART MATCH MAKERS CLUB • A confidential wey.to meet that special, someone SPECIAL SENIORS & LADIES Call Collect ...794-4691 Happy 95th Birthday Dad . Wilfred McQuillan February 14th' the World, a charity started by Murray Dryden to provide bed kits for underprivileged children, and which the WMS supports. The other video was of Iona, Scotland; the island where Marion Raynard is working. Her mother, ' Norma, answered questions- and had more pictures of the island and citadel. Alice Taylor gave the . variety number, a comical reading "Variety is the Spice of Life" from a book by Gisele Ireland., An invitation from the United Church ladies to their March - meeting was read, as well as ad- vance notices of the Synodical and Presbyterial meetings. • Mrs. Hawthorne gave some of the highlights of the Presbyterial annual meeting in Wingham. Donalda Moffat closed the meeting with prayer and Rhoda MacKenzie and Fern MacDonald served lunch. appoints 1994 The anniversary committee is comprised of Vanda McNeil, Millie Johnston, Vicki Culbert and the minister, with Dianne Drennan in, charge of the minister and person- nel. Val Mallough is the Sunday School superintendent with Karen Shepherd as treasurer. The nominating Committee will consists of the clerk of the session, the Sunday School superintendent, chairman of the stewards and the ministers: Trivia American horse -racing's top three contests - thet Kentucky Derby, the Preakness and the. Belmont Stakes. - are known as the Triple :Crown. What arc `the 'three . big races exclusively for fillies called? '1 he Triple Tiara - they are the Acorn, the Mother Goose :and the Coaching Club -American Oaks. What was the none of the 1913 TV movie that. co-starred twice - wed, twice -divorced entertainers Elizabeth Taylor and Richard but- ton? "Divorce His/Divorce Hers. BOWLING. Youth .Bowling Feb. 5,, games over 100: Russ Mann 145, 142H,Jennifer Beyersber- gen 121, Patrick Ritchie 109, Jamie Aubie 102, Gregory Archer 118, Wyatt' Kwan 119, Jeff Weber 107, 118, Denzel Archer 105, Amber Ritchie 105, Whitney Taylor 115. Wednesday Night Mixed Feb. 2: Games over 200: Ron Cassidy 276, 287, D.A. Hackett 218, 210, Betty Van Osch 208, Mary Phillips 231, Antone Van Osch 242, Gerald Rhody 230, 263, Chuck Morris 212, Bev McNay 226. Feb. 3 makeup for stormed out game on Jan. 19, games over 200: Wilma Elliott 207, Thelma Affleck 207, Shirley Allen 200, Peter Van Osch 210, Bev McNay 220, 227, 239, Pete McNay 211, Antone Van Osch 233, 228, Betty Van Osch 235, Ron Cassidy 251, 209, Ron Machan 207, Gerald Rhody 260, 233, Marion Jones 218, 241. Team standings: Pussycats 85, Woodchucks 71, Chipmunks- 67, Beavers 60, Bunnies 49, Squirrels 46. Town and Country Bowling Ladies' H.S. and H.D. Grace Geertsma 167, 295. Men's H.S. and H.D. Gordon Brooks 185, 336. Games over 150: Gordon Brooks 185, 151, George Taylor 177, John McKinnon 167, Grace Geertsma 167, Dick Nettleton 158. Team standings: Daffodils 58, Crocuses 52, Pansies 47, Hyacinths 46, Snowdrops 35, Tulips 32. Monday Night Mixed Ladies' H.S. and H.T. Lea -Anne Haldenby 224, 592.• - Men's H.S. and H.T. Eric Taylor 278, 665. Games over 200: Wilma 'Elliott 201, Dave Sproule 201, Eric Taylor 278, Harold Elliott 205, Eric Hal- denby 231, Fred DeBoer 221,: John Van Diepen 226, Jim Miller 255, 219, Gerald Rhody 221, 252, Merle Rhody ` 204, Wendy Ritchie 212, Lea -Anne Haldenby 224, Team standings: John's Jokers 92, Pigeons 65, Ramblers 65, Noisy Critters 61, Bluejays• 51, Jokers 44. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26-8 pm MEMORIAL HALL -. BLYTH TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: Merle's Coffcc Nook - MITCHELL Carol's Candies and Collcctablcs • 13LYTH 920 Advance '25 At the°door Credit Card Orders 1-800-465-7829. CANADAY,S COUNTRY GENTLEMAN "IT'S ALWAYS MAGIC TIME WITH LEMMON AND MATTHAU." Anne Brodie; CFTC FRI. - THURS. FRI. & SAT. 7&9 pm dI CUIpAN FEB. 11-17 SUN. - THUR. 8 pm LONG DISTANCE? CALL 1-800-255-3438 FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO 1' Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 9, 1994 - Page 7 • I Happy Birthday Smiley. Brad Young I "Gotcha" Z T E IC T3ECATRE u�_r_1111 396-3250 Fri. & Sat. 7 p.m. & 9 p.m. - Sun.to Thurs. 8 p.m. JACK LEMMON WAI3TI R MATTHAU ANN-MARGRET THE BEST -OE ENEMIES UNTH, sOME'rhtING CAME BETWEEN THEM. M�GRuMPY A FIl 1l"ir to 11Gii'r, PG ALL SEATS $3.5° MON. TO THURS. LUCKNOW KINSMEN'S 7TH ANNUAL Mushball Tournament and Dance Saturday, February 12th, 1994 TOURNAMENT 12:30 pm (sharp) - 5:00 pm also including: BOARDWALK - BLIND VOLLEYBALL - FLOOR HOCKEY and possible other events weather permitting 16 teams first come basis ALL TEAMS MUST HAVE 5MEN&5WOMEN Entry Fee: 575.00 per team DANCE Lucknow Community Centre 9 pm - I am Music by: "ULTIMATE SOUND" Air guitar contest. Dance $5.00 per person non -players. No minors admitted to dance. Age of Majority only All proceeds to Community Projects. CONTACT: Wayne McDonagh 529-3333.