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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-10-19, Page 12Page 12 = Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 19, 1994 ,1 Purchasing a vehicle is a ' big decision! Let ae help you make the right ore' GQRFIY WOODCOCK Quality Cars & Trucks We Car, Save You Money Drive A Little • Save A Lot LUCKNOW I ONTGOMERY1 ��5�52--'28288811133 ORO 1-800-567-2012 Bra & Panty Sets •Olga -Warners -Vogue (MATERNITY IN('Ll 1)1.1)) Claudei Kayanna Lingerie ALL 20 % OFF KISSES "iI W\I.KI 1111)N 881-3090 ?e A. �E . -4.)14 it - Clearance Sale t AH Trees, Shrubs & Perennials 20-50'tioft" Bareroot Norway Maples • (Bundle, of 5) ' . 10-12' Reg. $49.95 ' s Naw 39.95 "r All Hedging Cedars (Assorted Sizes) 30`koff Canadian Hemlock -�( (Asjt rted Sizer) 25'4 off t. Paper Birch Clumps 8.10' ht. Reg. $27.00 570.00 Norway, Sugar & Embers Red Maple 1 tg. $19.50 $10.00 ti Black'Cedars 4' 3-4' ht. - - 55.00 'Rtg. $29.00 515.00 if*� - //u /uzz • Lc17Z[TSCcif2&Zc1 Li �rtEd •. R,R.#2 LUCKNOW - 529-7247 MON.-FR1:8-5 • SAT. 8-3 10 f 4 >' :. # t; Bibl• e Society holds annual . meeting Erlma Haldenby chaired the an- nual Bible Society meeting for the Kinlough area on Oct. 4, when the group met at the Kinloss United Church. Eleanor Campbell was organist for the hymn singing. Happy birthday was sung to May Boyle, and the Presbyterian 'trio of Joan Barr, Betty and Barbara Bushell sang,• accompanied by Jo Reid. Rev. Wib Davison, district secretary, spoke on hearing -scrip- tures and A Bible of the Month, before showing two videos. A New Day of Hope was on the work and hopes of the Bible Society. The second was on Russia - Let There Be light. Mrs. Donnan favored with a medley of hymns and Helen Stanley read a poem - A Prayer for Later Years. Officers for the Society were not changed, although some of the collectors were. They will be wearing badges to identify thcrosel ves. Interesting rollcall at St. Helen's WI.. meeting President Caroline Menary opened) .hc October meeting of the St"' lelen's W'omen's Institute in the Dual way:, - /An interesting rollcall had 10 rhernbers tell where they had cast their first ballot. Mrs, Menary read In the Spirit of Thankfulness and Kitchen Table. ,Helen Todd had the topic and spoke on 'free responsible people' land 'farm families need freedom to 'survive. i - j Luba Strutton• gave a humorous reading `Thanksgiving Dinner' and also 'read some quotes of excuses why accidents happen. Group 3 is in charge of catering. to the Agricultural Society banquet on Nov. 15. Remembrance Day Service will be held at the hall or Nov. 6 at 2:30. All are invited t( attend: Ellen Waldock is guest at WMS Thankoffering Guest speaker at the Kinlough Presbyterian WMS thankoffering was Ellen Waldock, who is home on leave from Zambia.' She showed a film and explained it. The Bible E'eading was from Mark 12 and the meditation was on Thanksgiving and praise. Betty Bushell, Joan Barr and Barbara Reflexologist ways to keep The Holyrood WI met on Oct. 6 with Myrtle Percy, president, wgl- coming everyone. A humorous skit was acted out by the WI ladies on different kinds of taters, - Charlene McEwan gave a reading "Take Time" and Betty Smith read a poem on October. Rollcall was answered with "something I can do to make someone happy." Bushell favored with a lovely num- ber accompanied by Jo Reid. Mabel McEwan and Grace Eck- enswiller accepted the offering with Marilyn Reid giving the offertory prayer. Various ' readings, • musical selections meaningfully to the . thankoffering. explains active hymns and contributed theme of, the Guest speaker was Margaret Hal- denby, a member of the Reflexology Association of Canada. She explained the course that she has taken and demonstrated various ways to help keep us active. It was most interested and the group was pleased to have her share her knowledge. All enjoyed a contest and a poem, prior to the meeting closing and a social time. Lucknow Central Public School's tyke boys team placed second overall in the Bruce County cross-country meet held recently near Paisley. The team also brought home the regional banner earlier In the season. Members of the team include, left to right, back row: Tim Eadie, Nigel Black who also had a personal first place finish,. Sandy Lougheed and Tyler Hamilton. Front row: Bob Raymond, Hamish Black, James Mann, Shea Dickie. (Pat Livingston photo) • . And we are celebrating next week " October 24th to October29th, b.:. i;am "Join S a�/y "'� Us"p��%a�S The Toy Shoppe.. Zehr's Plaza Wingham * Little Tikes * Playmobil * Lego * Farm Toys * Die Cast Collectables * Model Kits and much more! Wby lerel Rnss HITECHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Tony Falconer 01 London, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Fal coner and Amy of godcrich, Mary Lou Glover and family of Sarnia were Thanksgiving guests on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Milligan. Mr. and Mrs. Neti Rintoul and Steven, Norma Rintoul, Thelina , Cardiff of Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Robinson of Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Campbell and Heather of Belgrave were Thanksgiving guests with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gutoskie and family in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wdowiak of Warsaw were weekend visitors with Mildred McClenaghan. On Sunday, John McKinnon and Mildred McClenaghan attended the McClenaghan Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and, Mrs. Don Saunders of Goderich. Leaders Kathleen Elliott and Cathy Moir have started a new project called "Christmas in the British Isles" with the Whitechurch 4-H club. There arc 13 members in the club and they have been busy making Victorian lace hearts, Irish scones and little delights at their first two meetings. Officers for the club arc: Susan Bieman, president; Jennifer Moir, vice; Tony Beyersbergen, secretary;. and April Moir, press reporter. BOWLING YBC Oct. 8 Smurfs: Amber Naman . 1 102, Amanda King 107; Pee Wee ,l and Bantams: • Christopher Van Dyke 110, Angie Nicholson 104, Amber Ritchie 107, • 110, Peter MacLeod 108, Alisha Robson 104, Gregory Archer 112, 131, Aaron Ritchie 133, James Mann 118, Mathew Stewart 121; Juniors: Patrick Ritchie 238, 203, Jackie Hackett 150, Russ Malin 184, 161; Senior: Kristina Johnston 195, 188, •204. Oct. 15 - Smurfs: Amber Norman 101; Pee Wees: Anson Ritchie 110; Bantams: Amber Ritchie 125, Aaron Ritchie 152; Juniors: Patrick - Ritchie 179, 185, Jamie Aubie 158. rgir:0LISTINGS WANTED ' PAUL ZINN 528-2411 WARREN ZINN 5283710 ASHFIELD - 303 wes, 265 workable, dairy barnSOilti, 4 bdrm. home. $295,000. $64,900. - 3 bedroom home, wood floors, 2 bedroom apt. rear. COUNTRY BUNGALOW - finished basementr steel, shop, 2 acres. Brookside. $149,900. $55,000 - Country home•on 1.25 acre . lot. 3 bedroom. small shed. 2 BEDROOM bungalow, woodstove, garage, nice decor, priced right Reduced to $67,000. 158 ACRES - Turnberry Twp,, 45 x 88 barn, fenced, spring creek. $129,000. WILLOUGHBY'ST. - Spacious, well, maintained 2 bedroom home, basement family room. 589,900. ELGIN ST. - 3 bedroom bungalow, .walkout finished basement, deck. garage. Reduced to $110,000. 559,900 4 bedroom, 1 1/2, storey, new windows and bath. WHEELER ST. - 3 bedroom with garage, large landscaped lot small barn. $75,000: SOUTH BRU1101Q row building lot' 63' x 72' STORE FROAIXfr riyyth 2 bedroom • apartment, Weifei'ffent garage. $89;900 DUNGANNON - 3 bedroom bungalow' with finished basement, insulated workshop 593,500. $49,900. - 2 bedroom, 3 storey starter home, oil heat 2 baths, family room St. HELENS - Former store, 1 acre lot, reduced to $59;500.