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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-02-12, Page 15Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 12, 1986 --Page 15 An Indian prayer precedes UCW speaker at village h The UCW met on Feb. 4 at the home of Mrs. Russel Chapman. Mrs. Muriel Thompson opened the meeting with a poem, Healing Ourselves and led in prayer, then all joined in the Lord's Prayer. All sang the hymn, This Is My Father's World. Mrs. Evelyn Gibb read the Scrip- ture, Psalm 8. Mrs. Mary Chapman read an Indian prayer called Pray to the Great Spirit. Mrs. Muriel Thompson gave a talk on Canadian Indians. All members then sang the hymn Land of Thy Birth. Mrs. Chapman gave the offertory prayer for the collection and Mrs. Ball gave the prayer for the Least Coin. The rollcall was answered by eight members naming a Canadian Indian tribe. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. Agnes Farrier thanked the hostess for having the meeting and to all those who took part in the meeting. Mrs. Muriel Thompson closed the meeting with prayer. People Report Second Lieutenant Bradley Smith of Camp Borden visited last weekend with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Chap- man. This community is pleased to note that Mrs. Doris MacKinnon of Lucknow, who was hospitalized for a week due to an accident, was able to return home on Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. John Scheeringa of Brampton spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Archie Purdon. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Beecroft, Angela, Jennifer, Janice and Jonathan of Exeter. Mrs. John de Boer visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nicholson, Erin, Ryan and Craig of Egmondville. On the weekend, Angus Falconer took Rally has ideal weather Ideal weather conditions were experienc- ed for the St. Helens Poker Rally Feb. 2. When registration was completed, 362 hands had been sold. Checkpoints in the rally were manned by Joe and Vicki Hanna at Jeff Alton's, Angus MacDonald at the clubhouse and Fred Ward at Earl Jamieson's. Winners were Ross Errington St. Helens, $40 for four of a kind; Doug Dougherty, RR 6 Goderich, $30 for a full house; Steve Button, Lucknow, $20; Jeff Leitch, Goderich, $10; and Doreen Walker, RR 3 Wingham, $5. Prizes and winners were: McGees Auto Electric, vise grips, Harvey Black; Turn - berry Sales and Service, grease gun, Ross Hymers; Belgrave Co-op, toy combine, Gerry Losch; Steffen Auto Supply, flash- light, Janice Matheson; Triple K, voucher, Dennis O'Malley; Scrimegours Foods, voucher, M. Matheson; Village Restaur- ant, voucher, Chris Clements; Fairview Foods, voucher, Michelle MacGillivray; Bill Bolt, calculator, Pat Jenkins; Tom Armstrong, $10.00, Otto Linde; Chisholm Fuels, antifreeze; Lee Ann Schiestel; Montgomery Motors, oil change, Pat Jen- kins; Kemp's Store, ladies gloves, Steve Youngblut; Lottery Shoppe, 2 decks cards, Donna Powell. Henry Drennan, hat, Ron Clements; Ray Brown, coat, Larry Blake; Taylor's Grocet- eria, sugar, Wayne Swan; Ray Ulch Welding, $10.00, Ilene Selbilt; Lucknow Cut and Curl, hair care products, Steve Errington; Heather's Hairstyling, hair care products, Pam Purdy; Nile Garage, toque, Paul Lamb; Dungannon Custom Builders, picture frame, Allan Snowden; Green's Meat Market, meat tray, Tom Willis; Lucknow Service Centre, windshield wash- er, Trudy Machan; Auburn Co-op, vouch- er, Wayne Swan; Nile Garage, toque, Carl Courtney; Hamilton Fuels, toque, George Schiestel; Ray Brown, coat, Chas. Shaw; Hodges Milling, coat, Shelly Good; Daw- son's Plumbing, gloves, Ken McDougall; Delmar Sproul, fire extinguisher, Ken McDougall; Dungannon Service Centre, $10.00 gas, Doug Ruston; Penny's Beauty Salon, cut and set, David Ross; Bernice Glenn, tupperware, Bruce Higgins; Trel- eaven's Feed Mill, 20 kg. dog food, Jim Stoneman; Hamilton Fuels, toque, Larry Blake; Lucknow Service Centre, windshield washer, Lloyd Hodges; C & M Transport, $10.00, Michael Taylor; G & E Sales, toy truck, Bryan Black; C. A. Becker, hand cleaner, Mary Lamb; Lucknow Small Eng- ines, gloves, Ken Clements; McDonagh Insurance, $10.00, Larry Hackett; Lucknow Co-op, 5 gal. ;gas can, Harold Errington; Armstrong's Bakery, voucher, Chris Clem- ents; Hackett's Farm Equipment, power lube, Don Dorscht; Reavie Farm Equip- ment, hand cleaner, Ken McDougall; Lucknow Farm Supply, cat food, Stephen Dow; Lucknow Home Hardware, wrench, Sandy Goslin; Charmans, toque and balaclava, Doug Dougherty; Bain's Groc- eteria, case of tomato juice, Craig Miller; Les Petter Shoes, mink oil and boot spray, Shelly Tolton; Agnew Jewellery, silver relish tray, Barb Chapman; Finlay Decor- ators, 2 paint brushes, George Sillib; Loree's Ladies Wear, mitts, Jeffery Cook; Willits Tire, wheel balancing, Marg Cran- ston; Beckers Milk, $10.00, Robert Sinc- lair; Paul and Jerry Sunoco, 2 litres snow- mobile oil, Brad Black; Whetstone's Furniture, voucher, Gord Jenkins; Whet- stone's Furniture, voucher, Luke Sproul; Turnberry Tavern, coffee mugs, Catherine Powell; Bill Armstrong Dist., bag dog food, Ron Baer; Sharon Variety, soap dish, Elwyn Good; Doug Brown, flashlight, David Adams; Argyle Marine, drive belt, George Sillib; Sproul Electric, flashlight, Renus Bailey; Dale's Pump, grease gun, Jim Stoneman; Lawrence Electric, winter watchman, Doreen Walker; Craig's Saw- mill, hat, Ron Baer; Brindley's Auctions, tin snip set, Joanne Gentili; Maxines's Lunch, oil, Terry Rustin; Auburn Auto Sales, hand rivetter, David Huber; Carlow Store, tea pot, J. Dickson; Worsell Plumb- ing, shower head, Jamie Alton; Auburn Soil Lab, hat, Matthew Sproul; Sifto Salt, salt, Rosemary Johnston; Fred Ward, $10.00, Ken Hodges; Fred Ward, $10.00, Ross Errington; Henderson Lumber, $10.00, Tim Hodges; Henderson Lumber, $10.00, Tom Adams; St. Helens Snowmo- bile Club, hat, Glen Walker; St. Helens Snowmobile Club, hat, Richard Whitely; Irwin's Sales and Service, chain oil, Carl Courtney; G. T. Montgomery, mugs, Jack Shupe; Huronia Welding, gloves, Harvey Black; Goderich Millwright, $10.00, Har- vey Black; Jenkens Auto Wreckers, hat, Neil Rodgers; Lynn Hoy, jug big red, Allan Scott; Lucknow Service Centre, windshield washer, Mike Franken; Bernice Glenn, tupperware, Marion Taylor; Lucknow Ser- vice Centre, windshield washer, Wanda Hodges; C & M Transport, $10.00, Dale Jamieson; Lucknow Small Engines, gloves, J. Dickson; Reavie Farm Equipment, hand cleaner, Kip White; Whetstone Furniture, voucher, Larissa Sproul; Auburn Soil Lab, hat, David Humphrey; Sifto Salt, salt, Mike Durnin; Sifto Salt, salt, David Adams; Sifto Salt, salt, Gord Powell; Huronia Welding, gloves, Louise Schade; Stothers Bricklaying, $5.00, Jim de Boer; Argyle Marine, drive belt, Allister Nivens; Craig's Hardwood, hat, Neil Rodger; Hackett's Farm Equipment, power lube, Michael Sillib. Michigan teams to play Atom and Peewee teams from Kalama- zoo, Michigan will tour the area and play games with our local teams. The Atom game will be played Feb. 15 at 9:30 a.m. and the Peewees will play Feb. 16 at 1:30 p.m. Everyone is invited to come and see how our boys fare against teams coming from a city with a population of a couple hundred thousand. As a result of the Pewee game, public skating will not be held Feb. 16. Mrs. Hector Purdon and Mrs. Cassie Mowbray back to Strathroy. Carl McClenaghan arrived home on Thursday after a week's visit with his friend Paul Geiger of Winnipeg. While there, Paul, a truck driver, had to go to Vancouver so Carl accompanied him there. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan on Sunday were at Bluevale visiting Susie Fair me and family and celebrating Carl's birthday. Mrs. Barbara Carey of Kitchener visited on the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purdon. Lucknow Novices are shut out Ripley 3, Lucknow 0 Ripley hosted the Lucknow Novices for the first game in the playoffs Feb. 9. Ripley came up victorious winning the game 3 - 0. The first period was scoreless. In the second period Ripley scored all three goals with Jim Van Sickle scoring two goals and Keith Thompson scoring one. The third period was scoreless with both teams having many chances. The next playoff game is Feb. 16 in Lucknow. 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