HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-01-01, Page 5Church marks anniversary
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"Physically, our church buildingoccu-
pies a distinctive and honored place in our
village. Its location on top of a hill on one of
the. busiest corners in the community
makes it an impressive sight as one enters
the village from almost any direction."
Those are lines taken from the introduc-
tory address by Reverend R. Warren
McDougall in "What Do Those Stones
Mean To You?" The book was recently
published to commemorate the 100th anni-
versary on Dec. 6, 1985 of the dedication of
the Lucknow United Church.
The council of the village of Lucknow has
taken out options to purchase six proper-
ties in the search for -a suitable location for
the village's proposed sewage treatment
plant.
Agreementshave been signed and pay-
ments of $500 each have been made to
Bruce Colwell, Evan Keith and Gordon
Brooks, all of Kinloss Township, and to
Robert Martin, Don Ritchie and Barry
McDonagh, all landowners in Ashfield
Township. The payment is kept whether
the option is exercised or not.
With little comment, Huron County
Council will break a long time tradition and
throw open its committee and board
meetings to the public.
This decision was one of the last made by
the retiring 1983-85 council at a special
meeting on Nov, 28.
Visits grandparents in Arizona
Marilynne Maclntyre spent ten days _in
Arizona with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Virden Mowbray.
Christmas Eve dinner . guests with
Donald and Marilyn Maclntyre,Lynne
and Sandy were Nancy Maclntyr Paul,
Helen and Heather and Betty Stanley,
Olive Needham, Mary McIntosh, Pam and
Henry VanDyke, Margaret and Fred de
Boer, Norma and Dave McKenna of
Listowel, Dale Gilchrist, Margaret and Ted
Collyer, Joan and Jerry Mowbray, Andrew
and Fiona and Mrs. Prior of England and
Dr. Alex and Josee MacIntyre, Johanna
and Ruth Ann of- Alliston.
Linda McQuillin of Willowdale was .home
for Christmas to be with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dick McQuillin, ° Jack and Ron.
Dr. Bill and Mrs. Buckton, George and
David of Waterloo and John and Marion
Mowbray and Duncan, all spent Christmas
day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Buckton.
Jack and Rena Forster, Gary and Wendy
SOUTH
and Perry Van Osch spent Christmas day '
with Bill Forster and members of his family
at the Parish Hall, Lucknow. On Boxing
day they spent the day with Rena's mother,
Mrs. Elva McClinchey 'of Auburn ander
members of her family..
Bonnie and Ed Davison of Parry Sound
were home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Clarke for Christmas.
Cathy Howald has returned from a ten
day visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Read of Clearwater, Florida.: She
also visited with her brother, Michael.
Olive Needham and Helen Maclntyre
enjoyed the concert at Kinloss Central,
Schoot on Monday.
Mrs. Ramsay hosts meeting
The ladies of the Presbyterian Evening
Auxiliary were invited to a special
Christmas meeting at the manse. Mrs.
Ramsay welcomed 17 ladies to her beauti-
fully decorated home on Dec. 17.
Mrs. Bert Moffat opened the meeting
with a Christmas meditation. The auxiliary
were led in devotions by Mrs. Ross
Gammie who used the Christmas story as
read in Luke 2: 8-20 as her theme. Four
familiar carols were sung during the
meeting.
LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
Invites You To Worship With Them° on
SUNDAY, JANUARY 5
10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.
Nursery downstairs morning & evening
EVERYONE W BROM
Mrs, Bruce Raynard prepared the topic
on the theme, "Love One Another as 1 Love _
You". This was on a tape along with two
lovely songs rendered by Marian Raynard.
Mrs. James Little gave a reading, "The
'Priceless Qift of Christmas Day".
After the meeting was closed with prayer
Mrs. James Little conducted a contest.
A delicious lunch was served by ' the
hostesses, Mrs. William Henderson, Mrs.
Gordon Fisher and Mrs. Ken Laidlaw.
Lueknow Seats
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arold Van Niewenhuis await their cues to start playing their recorders
istian School Christmas program. The program was held in the Lueknow
n Dec. 20. [James Friel photo]
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s. ea institute enjoys dinner
On Dec. 19 in the evening, Kiril
Kairshea WI , members sat down to
delicious. Christmas dinner catered to by
the. ACW at the Anglican . Church Hall,
Lucknow.-The ,oPenillg Ode and the,,Ma
Stewart ,Collect. opened the meeting.
President Mrs. Bob•Gilchrist welcomed the,
members and read a Christmas poem.
Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall'read the Christmas
story from the Bible.
Following the meeting, Mrs. Lloyd Mac-
Dougall` led in " the singing of favorite
carols: Mrs, Jack• Forster gave a reading,
"The Meaning of Christmas" which re-
minded everyone of the true meaning of
Christmas. Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall fol-
lowed with the reading "The- Joys of
Christmas Past".
Santa Claus,. arrived during the singing of
"Jingle Bells". Jolly old St. Nick gave out
gifts and some teasing to each member.
Santa had to leave early due to a busy
s
schedule.
Mrs. Evan Keith introduced`>the guest
speaker, Mrs. Murray Keith. Mrs.' Keith
spoke on her work as a Mary Kay beauty
consultant. She : gave the ladies many
helpful hints on the proper use of beauty
products and care of tie skin. The ladies
especially enjoyed- the sample products,
offered as gifts. Mrs. Roely de Boer
thanked. the speaker and presented her
with a gift.
Mrs: Jack Forster held a contest won by
Mrs. Harold Campbell. Mrs. Ira Dickie
gave an interesting reading telling the
story "of the famous "Huron Christmas
Carol".
Mrs. Bob . Gilchrist thanked the direct-
ors, Mrs. Jack Forster, Mrs. Roely de Boer
and Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall. The,, meeting
closed with the singing of the carol "0
Come All Ye Faithful" followed by "0
Canada".
tocallow
UNITED CHURCH
SUNDAY, JANUARY 5
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Worship Service 11:00 a.m. v
Rev. Warren McDougall B.A.M.Div.
ery and ,rotor congregation provided
EVERYONE WOME '
LUCKNOW
PRESKYTIRIANC K r
SUNDAY, JANUARY 5
Worship Service 11:00 a.m.
Sunday School 9:45 aero.
ItEV. ALLISON J. RAMSAY,, IVIINISTilat,
Nursery Downstairs
For Lithe One *Udder Pour
EVERY O EWEI UME
Vit NEW PHONE N' ER 528.2813