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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-01-22, Page 10Page 10---Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, January 22, 1986 , ANNOUNCEMENT Montgomery Motors, Lucknow ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT MR. BOB BERGMAN OF BERGMAN AUTO BODY, IS THE NEW MANAGER OF THEIR AUTO BODY REPAIR SHOP. BOB ,BRINGS WITH ---HIM THE SAME HIGH STANDARD OF QUALITY AND WORKMANSHIP HE DEVELOPED OVER 8 YEARS AS OWNER OF BERGMAN AUTO BODY. BOB WOULD ALSO, AT THIS TIME, LIKE TO THANK ALL HIS CUSTOMERS FOR THEIR PAST PATRONAGE, AND LOOKS FORWARD TO SERVING THEIR FUTURE NEEDS HERE AT MONTGOMERY'S. DROP IN AND HAVE A CHAT WITH BOB DURING OUR GRAND OPENING CELEBRATIONS FEBRUARY 14TH AND 15TH. Now, An answer to the stress of RRSP investing! Stress is normal in RRSP investing. After all. you must have an RRSP investment that does more than save taxes ... that offers' consistently high returns without high risk. And it's a combination that's tough to find. But we have one for you. 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The eleven members answered the roll call with payment of fees and a resolution for the New Year. The majority voiced the inten- tion to visit shut-ins more often. Grace Gibson read a verse for the New Year followed by the hymn "What a friend we have in Jesus". Committee reports were given by mem- bers present and the offering taken. The devotional part of the meeting was chaired by Noma Campbell, reading a Bible verse followedby prayer. The hymn "Bless be the tie that binds" was followed by the Scripture reading by Mrs. Stuart Reavte. Mrs. William Bolt read "A Handful of New Days" followed by a suitable poem "Something to live for". "Breathe on me Breath of God" was followed by the poem "My Purpose" by Mrs. Eric Hackett. The study book on the native indian resulted in a very interesting discussion for all present. Grace was sung and a social time followed. Unit 2 Unit 2 met at -the home of Mrs. Eldon Bradley on Jan. 7 at 2 p.m. with 14 members and one visitors present. Mrs. Vernon, Hunter presided for the New Year's program; She opened with a reading "Welcome for a New Year", followed by the hymn "Standing at the portal", with Mrs. Mary MacGillivray as the pianist. Mrs. Hunter opened the worship with prayer andthe scripture was read by Mrs. Eldon Henderson. Miss Helen Thompson gave an inspiring medita- tion on "Behold 1 make all things new". She also gave a reading, "Opportunities of a New Year", and closed.. the worship with prayer. All sang two verses of the hymn "0 Master, let me walk with Thee". Mrs. Alex Hackett gave several New Year's readings. Mrs. Vernon Hunter gave a reading "Reality of Hope", followed by prayer. Mrs. Bradley asked for help for the Lucknow Agriculture Society banquet and for the lunch at the annual meeting. Cards were signed for Mrs. Spence Irwin, who is a patient in University Hospital, Mrs. N. G. MacKenzie who has moved to Princess Court, Kincardine and to Mrs. Russ Button, whose mother has recently died. The roll call was answered by the payment of our fees apd a suggestion for the 1986 programs. The following officers were chosen: leader, Mrs. Vernon Hunter; secretary, Mrs. Eldon Bradley; treasurer, Mrs. Alex Hackett; community friendship and visiting, Mrs. Jim Mathers and Mrs. Marie Greer; social functions, Mrs. Mary MacGillivray; supply and welfare, Mrs. Anna Dexter; stewardship, Miss Helen Thompson; citizenship, Mrs. Mary Black; flowers, Mrs. Eldon Bradley; and pianists, Mrs. Peter Cook and Mrs, Mary MacGilliv- ray. The closing hymn was "Will your anchor hold", followed by the benediction. Grace was given by Mrs. Greer. The committee served refreshments and a social time was enjoyed. Unit 3 The January meeting of Unit 3 of the Lucknow United Church Women was held at the Sepoy Apartments on Jan. 7. Mrs. Jean Jardine capably convened the devotional part of the meeting which opened with a poem The Lamp of Hope read by Mrs. Annie Kilpatrick. Scripture passages were read Mrs. Sarah Ritchie and Mrs. Jard° The rollcall wa ` answered with a verse on "hope" by ten members and four visitors. Mrs. Annie Shiells gave the meditation reminding us that we each have a clean sheet with which to start the New Year. Mrs. Jardine closed the devotions with prayer. Mrs. Sarah .Ritchie presided for the election of officers. The new leader, Mrs. Lois Walden, presided for the business when .. announcements were made and plans made for projects in 1986. Unit 4 Unit 4 of Lucknow United Church Women met on Jan. 7 with an attendance of 19. The rollcall was answered by the paying of membership fees. The theme for the meeting was The New Year. Mrs. Cam Thompson chaired the program and gave the call to worship, "What we are is God's gift to us, What we make of ourselves is our gift to Him". The Scripture from Revelations was read by Mrs. Harold Greer. Mrs. Velma Morn- ingstar gave the meditation and prayer. The topic, "The New Year", was presented by Mrs. Stuart Collyer, who told how we should look back on our mistakes, failures and disappointments of the past year and strive to correct, them in the coming year. Acting as responsible people we can learn much from our' own experien- ces, and have the satisfaction of a year spent in useful living. Mrs. Greer gave a New Year's reading and Mrs. Collyer read a humorous reading on New Year's resolutions. Mrs. Greer gave the origin of the well-known hymn, "Blest be the tie that binds", which the group then sang and Mrs. Thompson closed the program with a prayer. Mrs. . Gordon Cayley was the pianist. Mrs. Clarence Ritchie presided for the appointment of a unit leader. Mrs. Harold Greer was appointed as the 1986-87 leader and presided for the business. Other officers appointed were, assistant leader, Mrs. Cam Thompson; flowers, Mrs. A. J. Wilson and Mrs. George Joynt; and christian education, Mrs. Charlie Davies. Clothing and other items for the bale are asked to be in by Jan. 31. Mrs. Davies, supply convener, asked for men's shirts for hospital gowns and crimp material for quilts. Reports from the treasurer, Mrs, Ken Cameron, and community friendship, Mrs. . Cliff Crawford, were given. Rollcall proves interesting The January meeting of the Lucknow WI was held in the town hall on .tan. 14. A delicious dessert was served by the com- mittee in charge, namely: Mary MacGil- livray, Winnifred Gammie, Susan Mc- Naughton and Thelma Brown. In the absence of president Ruth Bogues, Past President Grace Gibson chaired the meeting for the business. Jean Whitby gave the secretary's report and the treasurer's report. Nineteen members answered the rollcall .lie* many homes have you lived in and where". This proved very interesting. A .letter from the ";Federated . Women's litstitute' • tresidenf` `w * .res. It Was decided to quilt for the Participation Lodge. Each member is . to bring the sial for quilts to the February meeting. Kathleen MaCtosh - showed some of her candle wicking work which was very lovely. Mary MacGillivray, the Public Relations convener, chaired the meeting for the program. 0 Canada was . sung by all followed with a reading by Mary. Susan McNaughton gave the motto "Put your talents into the WI and watch them grower; Isobel Ritchie favored with some Scottish piano music. Winifred Gammie gave a reading. The district president, Mrs. William MacPherson brought greetings from the district. Mary .MacGillivray thanked her and presented het with! a .'.gift.. Thelma Brown gave a reading and Susan McNaughton presented some Sc►ttish stories. The meeting closed with the Queen.