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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-05-25, Page 20Page 20 — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 25, 1994 BIRTHS Tigert - Linda and Bill, of Fergus, are happy to announce the arrival of their first child, John Ancone, born May 9, 1994, weighing 7 lbs. 9 oz. He is a first grandchild for Antone and Delores Van Osch, R.R. 7, Lucknow and a seventh grandchild for Jack and Rita Tigert, Port Al- bert. Proud great grandmother is Yvette Heffernan, Goderich. -Shoot winners Betty Anne Aldridge and. Ross Errington were high shoots 'players at the May 17 party sponsored by the St. Helen's WI. Elaine Er- rington and John Lyons were in second high positions with Ross. Taylor having the most shoots. • Lottery winners .. Last week's„ $40. winners in the Belgrave Kinsmen's cash calendar lottery , were:.Ralph Machan, Lis- �` towel; Joan Ritchie, Markham; Audrey Elliott, Listowel; Ken Stoll, Seaforth; Tom Chappell, Wingham; Ron McClement, Forda'ich, and Gordon Wall, Wingham.. Stewardship committee leads UCW annual meeting The general meeting of the Luck= now United Church Women was held . May 17 with the stewardship committee in charge. Anne Ander- son chaired the program, the theme being "Giving of Ourselves". Deanna Reavie gave some high lights front the address Bill Stead- man, nlission and service represen- tative for London Conference gave at the May meeting of Bruce Pres- byterial. He spoke .about the volun- teer in the church today..' • Scriptures about . "Sharing or hiding our gifts" were read by Kay Crawford and • Margaret Cameron and hymns written by Mr. Stead- man were sung during the worship service, accompanied by Laura Lee Cayley. Grace Gibson took the offering and the offertory prayer was given by Marlene Struthers. Joan. Martin gave a reading "Stewardship is Open Training'rand Elaine Steer a reading. on "Stewardship is Open Choice." Mrs. Cayley 'introduced a video "Charlie Takes The Pledge", star- ring Don Harron as Charlie Far- quharson. Charlie learned that • stewardship has changed over' the years and that stewardship means more than giving money; but that it can also be part of other things such as faith, time or land. Mrs. Reavie, president of the UCW presided for business. She commented how everyone is 'a part of stewardship, not just the stewardship committee. She gave reports from three Presbyterial meetings she attended. Offering taken at the World Day of Prayer was $152. Five ladies from Luck - now UCW attended the Whitechurch Thankoffering. Mrs Reavie explained how the copyright law is being enforced. Lois Walden reported there are new books in the Resource Centre and she offered to take orders for UCW pins.. It'was decided to have the fowl supper on Oct. 18. Other coming events are: June 6 - Bruce Pres- byterial at Southampton Am- " phitheater; Sept. 12 - Bruce Pres- byterial at Lucknow; Sept. 20 - UCW General meeting; Oct. 16 - Carol Ferguson will be guest speaker at Anniversary Services. Former Lucknow resident honored at church service On Sunday, May 1.5, there was a special anniversary held to honor Rev. W. Robert Johnstone for 25 years as an ordained minister, at Christ Church, Mississauga. Rev. Johnstone spent the first 11 years of his life in Lucknow, then moved to Parkhill with his parents, Harold and the late Laura (Conn) Johnstone. He is a nephew of Eileen Ashton and Clare Johnstone. Following the special service he was joined in the reception line by his children Marc, Sara, Martha and Alice. In the afternoon there was a program when letters were read from members of churches where he had served. At 6 p.m. the im- mediate family enjoyed dinner at the Old .Mill in Ancastcr. Present for the celebrations were LUCKNOW by Mildred Loree Eileen Ashton, Mamie Wilkins of Ashfield, several relatives from the Wingham area and members of Ancastcr, London, and Parkhill churches where he had served. Congratulations to Cora Barr, of Pinecrest Manor, who is celebrating her 92nd birthday on May 27. Winners at the Drop in Centre's shoot party last week were Rita Gilmore and Joe Courtney in high spots, with Evelyn Phillips and Dave Swan in low positions. Kay McCormick had the most shoots. Meals on Wheels now in its tenth year of service Withoutvolunteers many en- deavors in small communities such as•Lucknow would be impossible. • Last week volunteers with the Meals. on Wheels were recognized for , their efforts, when an ap- preciation night was held at Pinecrest - Manor Nursing Home. This" included the committee, drivers and dietary staff, with residents at . the home invited to participate as well. A fun evening of cards was en- joyed with around 35 drivers atten- ding. • This* is the. ninth year for the , Meals on Wheels program in Luck - now. The first meal was /delivered 'on May 16, 1985, Ruth Thompson is chairperson of the committee and the correspon- dence person with the Home and Community Support Services, and along with Maimie Roulston make arrangements for the drivers. Mary Boyle, treasurer and Bernice Johnstone, secretary, also sell the meal tickets to those citizens taking part in the program. Janice Van Osch, food supervisor at Pinecrest, works with the committee and Pinecrest dietary staff on meal. arrangements: • The full course meals, including dessert,. cost $3.50 ,and can • be delivered up to five times a week at supper time.' If anyone is interested in receiving meals through this or- ganization, or would like to become involved as a volunteer, please contact Janice at • Pinecrest 528- 2820. BARRY W. REID B.A. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT P.O. BOX 300 • WINGHAM, ONT. 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(Pellets, Crumbles Meal) * A!l tines: of Pet food We also buy Corn and Barley • Sales Representative: Bob MacGiliivrey 528-3034 "Give Us A Try" Quality Feed At Quality Prices Phone Ron at 528-3000 for Tonnage & Prices Meals on Wheels marked its ninth anniversary last week with an appreciation night for all the drivers. The organizational committee includes, back row, Bernice Johnstone, secretary; Maimie Roulstpn, driver committee; Mary Boyle, treasurer; and Ruth Thompson, chairperson. Front row, Janice Van Osch, food supervisor and Brenda Koornneef, Pinecrest administrator. (Pat Livingston photo) Take a look into the past SOUTHAMPTON - Canada's history has played a critical role in discussions and debates as to what Canada should mean to its citizens. Our past has formed the present and the structure through which we understand Canadian society. It is in this spirit that the. National Archives of Canada has organized a travelling exhibit called "A Future Defined". The exhibit will be on display at the Bruce County Museum & Ar- chives between June 8 and 30. It allows a birds eye view at the cul- tural and physical environment of the land and society from 1849 to 1873, the period when con- federation was being debated. Over 70 reproductions of water- colors, drawings, historic photographs, journal accounts and political documents showcase the daily concerns of settlers, the beauty and harshness of the landscape, Native -settler relations, engineering feats and relations between the United States and Canada, A set of catalogues from the National Archives series "Records of our History" includes four books which records Canada's history from the time of the first European settlers up to 1873. At to close of the exhibit, a draw will be organized to give these books to an individual or institution. GRISSOL Cheese; Caesar, Regular or Garlic Croutons Bonus Pock 185 g. 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