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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-03-16, Page 8.Page 8 — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 16, 1994 BARRY W. REID B.A. . CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT PO BOX 300 • WINGHAM, ONT NOG 2W0 NGH WIAM KINCARDINE 306 Josephine St . 357-1522 • 357-1551 (Fax) 1-396-7977 • Auditing • Accounting • Tax Services RUSS TAYLOR C.A. KEITH RAYMOND C.G.A. BARRY REID, C.A. International Plumbing Sale Now On: Sale Ends March 26, 1994 Fulford Hardware 8 Plumbing Mart 874 2nd Avenue East • Owen Sound • (519) 376-7729 St. Helen's WI review past and, present Canadian History, Then and Now, was the topic Edith Cooper chose to. speak about, at the March. 8 meeting of the St. Helen's Women's Institute,• . She told of the many immigrants who have shaped our country over the centuries, beginning with the Asians of Mongoloid stock until he present day when wd have im- migrants from many lands. Helen Todd gave a reading "March, the Crow Month". There was a display of old pie-. tures and books, and also a display of the many beautiful crafts the members have been working on this winter. ' The potluck supper in support of the Light Fund will be held Mar. 21, 7 p.m. in the institute hall. Crokinole and cards- will follow. The next shoot party is Mar. 22, at 8pm. The next meeting is Apr. 5 at noon fora potluck lunch at the hall, followed by the annual meeting. Do You Have Mailing List? Are You Havin Distri Pry Signal -Star Publishing invitesyou to check out Mailing Services • . We take the headache out of meeting Canada Posts' requirements. Whether you have aIist of 500 or 500 thousand, talk° to us .about. • Reducing your postage, costs r • List» maintenance and data entry • Address validation. and correction •. Labelingand insertion • Economic parcel distribution SIGNAL -STAR PUBLISHING LTD: P.O. Box 220, 120 Huckins Street, Goderich, Ontario N7A 4B6 CaII our Mailing Division for more information 524-2614 or fax us at 524-9.175 South Kinloss WMS will maintain support of Sleeping Children project Olive Needham was hostess for the Mar. 2 meeting of the South Kinloss` Women's Missionary Society.- President ociety:President Sharon MacDougall opened the meeting with a reading which was a prayer entitled What a Beautiful Day. The WMS purpose was repeated in unison. A thank you note was received from Women's House of Bruce for the toiletries sent to' them. An in- vitation was received from the Lucknow WMS to attend their meeting on, Apr. 6. The ladies decided to continue the project of Sleeping .. Children Around the World for another year. Shirley Colwell sang a lovely solo. Muriel MacKenzie led an interes- ting Bible study, on. `worry". During the study she referred 'to many, verses from the scripture and What a Friend We Have in Jesus was sung. Following the prayer circle, Mrs. Needham took , the Study Book during which a discussion period on "What does the Christian faith have to say about this?" Rena .Forster read two poems -, There's Peace and Calm in. the 23rd Psalm and Our Lives. The meeting closed with prayer and a social time. Alexander Ross is one year old; has party Mr.. and Mrs. Ted McClenaghan, Kitchener, were7Saturday visitors with Mildred VcClenaghan. Don and Jean Ross, Roy andWHITECHURCH by Jean Ross Betty Pennington were .supper guests Thursday with Bob, Lois and Alexander ' Ross to celebrate Alexander's first birthday. WI .The . education and cultural ' ac- tivities meeting of the Whitechurch Women's Institute was' held. on Mar. 9, at the home of Jean Tiffin, Wingham, with Evelyn Gibb as convenor. . Following, the . usual opening exercises, president Marjorie Wall, read: an 'article on "Why I am an institute member - He�len Currie gave the report of the district directors' meeting in, Teesw,ater. Eveyn.Gibb's motto. "knowledge is . what you learn ' from other? wisdom is what you learn yourself" was very interesting. She followed with readings titled We've Come Along Way, Grandmothers of Today, and' I'm Fine Thank -you. The topic was a. video on life in Bruce Township 'and agriculture in Bruce. .. . Mrs. Currie will assist. Mae Johnston on the .nominating ;com- mittee. The annual meeting is set for Apr. .13' at 12 noon with a pot„ luck lunch. Helen Currie, Jean Ross' 'and Jean Tiffin will act as hostes- ses, with Norma Rintoul, Mrs. Tiffin and Catherine. Wilson on the refreshment committee. The group has planned a dessert euchre party for Apr. 25. Kinlough folks .travel to Kitchener Ice .Capades Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt of Kincar- dine visited on Tuesday with Bessie Maulden. . Brett Allyson and 'Robyn Thompson of Kincardine Township visited with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bushell. • Some from this area. went' on a bus trip to the Ice Capades at Kitchener on Saturday. • We extend sympathy to Mr. and. Mrs. Bert (Eva) Nicholson, former- ly of here and now of Kincardine, in the death of her sisterrMillie Campbell, 83, on Thursday at the Kincardine and District Hospital. The remains rested at the Davey- Linklater Funeral Home at Kincar- dine where the funeral was held on Saturday. - On Sun. ' Nina McDonald, Wip- pifred Percy, Mrytle Percy, and Bessie Maulden visited with Mrs. Don Robertson at Wingham and District Hospital and then the ladies went on to Belgrave to help Mrs. Walter .Scott celebrate her 85th birthday. They returned to Kinloss and attended the hot, supper, ACW The Anglican Church Women met on Thursday afternoon at the home of Edna and May Boyle with a good attendance. ?resident Maureen Collins ?resided and welcomed everyone K1NL0uGH by May Boyle and read an article] on Easter. The scripture lesson was from Thessalonians and a period . of prayers followed. ' • ' Kay Thacker read the minutes of. the previous meeting and the rollcall which wassomething about Easter or Lent. . ;]Thank you notes were read from the Lucknow Student Council and from one of the members,for .a plant that had been given to her. Lynda Thacker's mediation was entitled "One God" covering all the events of the Lenten season. and, Easter Revival and concluded with the poem One Solitary Life, An Easter contest was conducted by Edna Boyle. . Agnes Hodgins gave the message of Easter. Maureen Collins read Just for today and Kay Thacker's .closing reading was God bless you at Easter. ' Mary' Haldenby , gave the cour- tesies and a social time follovyed. The April meeting will be a pot luck dinner at the home of Maureen Collins on Apr. 14. Lucknow Novice B team advances to divisionals" The Howick Novice "B" team visited Lucknow on Mar. 10 and took home a 5 - 0 victory, but the tables were turned on Mar. 12 when Howick returned` for a do or die game. Lucknow started the scoring in the first two minutes of the game with a goal from Jesse Johnston assisted by Luke Van Osch and Blair Morrison. In the third period, Morrison scored on assists from . . . N OVICE David Cameron and Derek Hoggart. Dustin Farrish played an outstan- ding game in net earning the 2 - 0 shutout. Lucknow now advances to the divisional championship playoffs.