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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-03-14, Page 14PAP 14-44e4111frw So011401, Wedreaday,March. 14, 1979 Acres of Memory columnist spears .toUC•'W' units U.C.W. UNIT 1 The March meeting of Unit 1 U.C.W. was opened with prayer. • :LUCKNC►W PRESBYTERIAN, CHURCH y� Rev. Wm. Munshaw i . B..A.M.Div.• SUNDAY, MARCH 18 • 10:00 a.m.. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Everyone Welcome LUCKNOW i UNITED CHURCH • 'Rev. Doug Kaufman Minister SUNDAY, MARCH 18 ll 10 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 7:30 p.m. Lenten Study I "Jesus Christ for Today" 1' Nursery Provided For Pre -School Children ! 'Jr. Congregation for 5.8 Year Old Children • After the business session Units 2 and 3 joined Unit 1 in - the parlour for the following program, Mrs. Anna Mae Hunter welcomed everyone and op- • ened with a hymn. Mrs. Enda MacDonald opened the devotions with scripture. Mrs. Anna Mae Hunter, Mrs. Clara Raynard, Mrs. Olive Irwin, Mrs. Vi Arnold and Mrs. Evelyn Henderson "H&R Block si charges a lot les than you might expect;' 4 Henry 'W 8.1oc1` Qur price isbased on • the complexity of your return. not on your in- come or amount of re- fund. And last year. nearly three-quarters of a mllfi.on Canadians• we -re helped by our specially trained tax experts at an average .fee of $16.10. At H&R Block. we are income tax specialists, ` H&R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 19 Victoria St. North G0DIRICH Open9a.m.toll p.m. weekdays, Saturdays 9-4, Phone 524=0650 Open Saturdays ppolntrilents Available also took part in the devo- tions and. Mrs. Edna Mac- Donald then closed with prayer. The speaker,' Don Camp- bell, author of the newspaper column, Acres of Memory, was introduced by • Mrs. Edith Webster. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed his talk on The Child, which was interspersed with excerpts from his radio program, This is my Life. He also played a tape of Acres of Memory. He was thanked by Mrs. Anna Mae Hunter and presented with a gift of money, which he donated back to the church. A piano solo by Mrs. Mary MacGillivray was enjoyed. Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. Anna Mae Hunter and sheannounced the Easter Thankoffering to be .held in April with Elaine Townsend as speaker. LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN.. i REFORMED CHURCH . I• • 1 • Rev. L. Van Staalduinen ! SUNDAY, MARCH 18 j Morning Service • 1 10:00 a.m. and 2:30. p.m. Listen to the -} Back to God .Hour t 10:30 a.m. CKNX lI� We'd Like To Recommend a Fine Retail Florist Just Around The Corner. Thats .Right,. us! Remember Bride to be, beautiful flowers are s� important. And 'so, is your choice of florist. We are confident 'that every wish will be carefully followed and that our'designers will provide exactly the effect you. want. Won't you place your plans in our 'care? If you want fresh flowers we have them, dried flowers? we' hie them too. 'SILK FLOWERS, of course, truly an unforgettable memento. ALL at .guaranteed competitive 'prices. Invite us to your wedding, we know you will be pleased. We have four designers on our staff and have been established for 43 years at the same location, 135 Frances Street, Wingham, Ontario. Note! Phone to -day 357-3880 for your appointment. If you are too busy to.come to us, one of our staff will be pleased to come to your home 'to discuss flowers for your wedding' with you. Evening appointments welcome. LEWIS (LOWERS 135 Francis St. Wingham, Ontario 11/2 Block. South of the Wingham Public School. 351-3880 Your extra touch Florist \\ Mrs. Grace Gibson, Mrs. Lois Walden, Mrs. Evelyn Cook and Mrs. Aleene Brad- ley gave reports on the Presbyterial annual in Kin- cardine. The meeting closed with a social time. U.C.W. UNIT 2 Mrs. Grace Gibson opened the meeting on Tuesday, March 6 with a short poem. A Memoriam poem, "Home at Last", in memory of Miss Lena Robinson, Mrs. Norma McDonagh, and Mr. Gordon Kirkland, was read by Mrs. Gibson. Mrs. Andrew Ritchie gave the treasurer's report. Miss Ada Webster reported on Community Friendship. Mrs. Chas. McDonald made ar- rangements for the unit to help at the banquet on March 30. The offering was taken by Mrs. A. Ritchie and dedicat- ed by Mrs. Gibson. The meeting was closed with prayer. Unit 2 joined the other two units for the remainder of the meeting with Unit 1 • in charge. UNIT 3 LUCKNOW U.C.W. . Unit # 3 of Lucknow U.C.W, met in the choir room at the church on Tues- day, March 6. Mrs. Cook opened the meeting -.with a poem. Mrs. Cook gave a prayer and all repeated the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Jafdine gave the treasurer's report. Plans were made for the unit to visit Pinecrest and • Pine Lodge and also for the Milk Producer's Banquet, which will be on March 30th. The offering was taken and dedicated by Mrs. Cook. The unit then joined Units 1 and 2 in the church parlour for the program which Unit 1 pre- pared. Trinity UCW choose St. Patrick's theme The Trinity United Church Women held their March 8th meeting at the Sepoy Apart- ments room in Lucknow. The meeting opened with a poem, "Sprinkle Sunshine" and the devotions theme, "March Winds and Sunshine Storms" by Mrs. Gr"eg Blake. Mrs." Harvey Ritchie read the scripture and closed the devotions with prayer. Miss Ada Webster gave a reading. Mrs. Arnold Camp- bell played the guitar and sang. Mrs. Allan Ritchie gave two readings, "The Legend of the 'Shamrock" and "The Legend of the. Blarney Stone" and, Mrs'. Frank Alton read a poem, "Birthday of St. Patrick" and. "Smile". The Mission , Study on. Human Rights was • read by Mrs. Doug Raynard. Mrs. Reg Broome reported on Supply and Welfare ask- ing the ladies to have good used clothing ready for a bale after the April meeting. Five quilts were handed in to be delivered to Five. Oaks, Par- is, Ontario and baby layettes to the Children Aid in God- erich. A number of ladies are taking the course on needle- point held at the home of Mrs. D. ' A. Hackett. Four ladies attended the World's Day ,of Prayer. Mrs. Alex Hackett read questions about the Observer Survey on Advertisement Policy to be answered and returned. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Alex Hackett for the fancy apron and Mrs. Char- les Wilkins for the work apron. 'Judges were Mrs. Allister Hughes and Mrs. Frank Ritchie. The Live Love Project on Jamaica was described by Mrs. Ken Alton, - Mrs: Donald Hackett, president, closed with a hymn and a prayer. Numbers were drawn for a partner for lunch and social time. Kingsbridge Kuiicuium BY DIANE Van OSCH AND LIZ VOGT On Monday, March 5 Con- stable Bill Wilson came to discuss what the Bus Patrol is all about. He also showed a film- and discussed bicycle safety. John Wilson from " the Ministry of Education came for a briefvisit to the school and spoke to ;Mr. Zyluk and to. Denise Dalton, community co-ordinator. Heather. Ann Stapleton and Maria Dalton advanced in the Public Speaking finals. Maria spoke in Dublin and Heather Ann spoke in Brus- sels. The senior girls basketball team went to . Exeter on March 3rd. They beat Zurich 20 - 4 but lost the rest -of their games and, didn't make the finals. Mr. Zyluk attended a Social Environment Curric- ulum meeting at - the board office on Tuesday, March 6. Mrs: McDonagh and Mrs. Ferguson attended an Impact meeting on Wednesday, March 7th, in Dublin. Ron Gladding, Family Life co-ordinator for the . system visited the school to speakto the teachers, on Tuesday, March 6. On March 7 there was a Family and School meeting at the school. Family hand- books were given out to the parents ho were - present. There was a discussion on raising money for play- ground equipment. Also the parents present and the Family and School committee approved the. school profs sional activity days plannl i for the 1979 - 1980 year by the teachers. Denise Dalton, co-ordinator gave 'aA presenta- tion' on the Community School Association. GUEST ARTIST Miss Denise Dalton was guest artist on.Friday, March 2nd, for the Grades 5 and 6. She brought her equipment andshowed the steps of painting a, picture. Hot Dog Day was held on February 23rd for the stud- ents:- and teachers. The Grades 3 and 4 are writing to their penpals in Michigan. Mr. Zyluk will be filming the Grade 3 and 4 • class with the systems T.V. camera. Mary Kennedy was in to speak to Mr. Zyluk and Mrs. Eedy on the topic of religion. The teachers and staff are playing floor -hockey in their Thursday after-school gym activities. On Thursday, March 22nd at 8 p.m. St. Joseph's School is offering. a St. John's Ambulance Life Saver ,Course;` The studentsand teachers at St. Joseph's are looking forward to the March Break which starts on the 19th of March. Ashfield calls for gravel tenders Ashfield Council met on . March 6, 1979, with all members -present. B. M. Ross and Associates, Goder- \ich, Ont., were engaged to do preliminary engineering at the site of the bridge pro- posed to be constructed at lot 38 Lake Range concession. The road superintendent Was instructed to call tenders for 32,000 cu. yds. of crushed gravel to be spread on township roads, 2,000 cu. yds. in a stock pile, approx- imately,45,000 cu. yds. of pit run gravel to be spread on . certain roads, approximately 100 tons of calcium chloride and 6000 gallons of road oil. Tenders are to be in by 1 p.m: March 20, 1979. A. road budget for 1979 was approved with a total expenditure of $309,000. On this $175,000 will be received in subsidy from the Ministry of Transportation and Com•- munications.. , Clarence Doherty was ap- pointed to represent Ashfield -'Township on the committee in charge of the Dungannon Ball Park. Road accounts,of $12;046.05 and generl ac- counts\ of $14,884.41 were approved for payment. ' The next regular meeting will be Tuesday, March 20th at 1.30 p.m. 1.