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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-10-01, Page 10Page 312—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 1, MO WOOD We are presently taking orders for fall delivery of HARDWOOD SLABS 17 cu. yds. boxful de- livered within 20 miles for 4op Additional delivery charge for over 20 miles • CRAIG HARDWOOD LTD. AUBURN 526-7220 SPECIAL GOSPEL MEETINGS come to • LUCKNOW COMMUNITY CENTRE AND HEAR THE GOSPEL MESSAGE OF "Pardon For Sin And Assurance Of Salvation" Presented by: MR. LORNE MITCHELL Oil Springs, Ontf MR. GEORGE PATTERSON . Clinton, Ont. EACH TUESDAY NIGHT MOO P.M. All Welcome Come & Bring Your Friends INVESTMENTS ik7V:;>44 1?1' ...with the New SUPER - TOMAHAWK ChippedShredded LII MORON TRACTOR WE ARE AGENTS FOR SEVERAL TRUST COMPANIES NO CHARGES OR FEES Woman patient in hospital Betty Bowers is a patient in Goderich hospital, intensive Care Unit, following ad- mittance Sunday niorning. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. !"ay Ulch, nee Shelley Dugal, who were mar- ried on Saturday in 'Windsor. They are honeymooning in Northern Ontario. Guests were present from Myth, Lucknow, D: gannon as well as Detroit. Bill and Marie Park and Brad and Elmer and Gail Cook and Kevin attended the baptism on Sunday, at St. George's Anglican Church, of Jordan William Douglas Henry, two -month-old son of Ted and .Vicki Henry. Other relatives were present from Simcoe, Toronto the Ripley area as well as locally. All enjoyed a lovely luncheon at the Henry home following the service. Company on Wednesday and overnight with Jim and Margaret Errington were Ford and Mary Tremaine of Elk Lake in Northern Ontario. A meeting was held on Monday morning at the home of Margaret Errington, to discuss plans for the upcoming Seniors turkey supper to be held October 10. There were 12 tables of euchre at the seniors centre on Wednesday evening. High lady was Lois Haggitt, while the low score went to Beatrice Jewell. High man was Bert Russell with John Harris having the low score. Congratulations to the following September birthdays and all Septembei celebrants. Mary Schultz, Frank Pentland, Maribeth Dawson, Angela Woods, Michael McNee and Jeffrey MeNee. Irvine and. Colleen Eedy and Ralph and Lucille Henderson of Goderich enjoyed a family gathering in Walkerton on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Eldon Yundt. Margaret Mole is a great-grandmother for the sixth time, as granddaughter Vicki and husband Brian Hoover of Kincardine became parents of a baby girl on Friday at St. Joseph's .Hospital, London. The baby was born on her grandmother Lois(Mole) Walden's birthday. We welcome to our area Mr. and Mrs. Dan Green and family who have moved to the 4th concession of Ashfield to the house recently vacated by the LaVerne Martin family. Margaret Mole has returned home after helping out last week at the home of daughter Nancy in Exeter. Son-in-law Jack Philips was a patient in University Hospital, London and grandson Jason was a patient in Exeter hospital, both suffering from a virus which has been prevalent in our area. 9A 7 SHORT TERM LONGTERM R.R.S.P. Don't settle for anything less than maximum return on your money. 11)0.N. ThOMPSON LUCKNOW PHONE 528-2213 monripe moms.• ••••• "Nroomp isiorime Evening Appointments Available Visitors ,with Dungannon WI The Dungannon Women's Institute held • their September meeting in the Dungannon United Church. • Visitors were present from St. Helen's In- Stitute 'and Tiger Dunlop as well as two • ladies • from Goderich. The president, Elmira Finnigan, welcomed all and opened the meeting. Roberta Linskill presided as pianist, The roll call,•a custom or news item from another country, was answered by 16 'members and once again we realize how for- tunate we are to live in Canada. The secretary -treasurer read minutes and • gave the treasurer's report. Cor- respondence included an invitation to Tiger • Dunlop, a thank you note and notice of the The Lucknow Business Association extends a cordial to •Helen Van Osch new manager of Hair Creation Main Street • fall rally and area convention. A motion was made to help the 4-H leaders with expenses of the fall club, Milk Makes • It. Dungannon Institute sponsor clubs, Dungannon I and II and Port Albert. Donna Young introduced her sister-in- law, Mrs. Andrew Moore of Goderich, who showed beautiful pictures and described their travels across Canada. She had many beautiful pictures of sunsets and several scenes:around home. She was thanked by Willetta McWhinney and presented with a Cheque. Dinah was served by Olive Chisholm, Mary Robson, Dorothy Harris, Elmira Fin- nigan and Tinie Logtenborg and a social time enjoyed. • • Fun and Fellowship meeting held The Dungannon UCW Fun and. Fellowship meeting was held in. Goderich, at the home of Donna Alton, Sept 10. Former members of the Dungannon UCW were invited. A delicious dessert luncheon, prepared by Jean Errington and Donna Alton, •was en- • joyed by all. •• President Nora Sauncfers opened the meeting by reading Everlasting ratner. After a prayer, a minute silence was observ- ed in remembrance of the late Dorothy Err- ington and Martha Curran. • A short business meeting followed, Helen Dawson gave the treasurersrenort. Notice Lucknow Serving you the retail customer, as well as the contractor, with all your flooring, kitchen cabinets, and ceramic tile needs. •a;torly00tLY2,9 • , 91) • CONTRACT SALES & INSTALLATION Broadloom • Linoleum; • Ceramics • Cabinets • Windows . oungarmort 5294147 OR Greg Hamilton 5284946 was made of a tupperware pity Sept. 22 and the quilt -a -show on Oct. 30 in the Church basement. The Huron -Perth Presbyterial is to be held at Nile United Church, Sept. 30. Roll Call was answered, by naming the of- fices members had held in the Dungannon United Church. Dorothy Pentland then capably conducted the fun part of the meeting. She read a com- ical poem, He Was Not Able. Two games were played with a poem, The Monkey Tree following. After two additional games, prizes were given out and she concluded with The Story of A Minister. Milk Monsters hold meeting The first meeting of the Dungannon 1 4-H club was held at the home of Mrs. Joanne Sproul. The meeting was opened with the 4H pledge. We then decided to call ourselves Milk Monsters, Mrs, Sproul explained to the five new members What the re- quirements are to get the plaque or the bar, for the Milk Makes It club. She then taught the lesson on bone building, and we discovered that most of us are eating the correct arnount of calcium. We also learn- ed how a lack of calcium can cause Osteoporosis; a condition .that causes bones to become thin and weak. After the lesson was completed we chose club of- ficers, which are as follows: Laurie Pentland president Debbie Nivins vice- president and Karen Bakker Secretary. It was then to kitchen and everyone Par- ticipated in making a Mexican Salad. The Milk 1VIonsters will hold their next meeting at the home of Barry and DebbieiNivins. Home for battered wives... ° • from page 6 regards to addictions, suicide and depres- sion, - groups of men who batter and 'support groups for women. • • A joint program was started last May between the Women's Crisis Centre of Owen Sound and the Women's House of. Bruce' County where volunteers drive clients. to the Wasps or to crisis Mated • • appointments. Future plans for the house include the • developmentof a parenting group, support group for battered women, support group for teens and a group for men who batter. Another priority of the house includes the, need to raise money °for a children's `Planoonl.