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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-03-21, Page 12Page 12—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 21, 1979 Wtprogram has St. Patricks them,e i i i 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 1 Everyone Welcome f '''LUCKNOW j PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ti Rev. Wm. Munshaw B.A.M.Div. SUNDAY, MARCH 25 eI I LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN, REFORMED CHURCH . 1 t Rev. L. Van Staalduinen .. j 1. SUNDAY, MARCH 25 j Morning Service 10:00 a.m.t Youth Service 8:00 p.m. Listen to the j Back to God Hour LI 10:30 a.m. CKNX, • LUCKNOW: UNITED CHURCH Rev. Doug Kaufman Minister SUNDAY, MARCH 25 1'0:a.m: Sunday School ` 1.1:00 a.m.' Morning Worship t 7:30 p.m. Lenten Study I j "Jesus Christ for Today" j, ]ursery Provided For 'Pre -School Children t. Jr, Congregation for j 5 - 8.Year Old Children The March meeting of the Lucknow ' W.I. was• , held March 13 with the president., Mrs. Mary MacGillivray, in charge. Following the Insti- tute grace dessert was serv- ed by the commitee in charge. Mrs. Winnifred Gammie, secretary,,, read the minutes of the February meeting and the thank you cards received. Nineteen members and one visitor answered the roll call by suggesting something needed in the institute. A minutes silence was observed in memory of Miss Lena Robinson. -Owing to a vacancy Mrs. u Get More Here 9UALIiYI1SED CARS! BARGAIN PRICED! 1979 FORD F100, pickup 1977 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER • 1977 ,DODGE., .1/2 ton 1977 DODGE :MONACO, 4 door with air 2 - '1977 DODGE, vans 1977 ASPEN, 4 door, 6 cylinder automatic 2 - 1977 ASPENS„ ' 2 doors, 6 cylinder automatics 1976 FORD CLUB CAB, pickup - 1976 VOLARE, 4., dr. V8 1976 DART, 2 door, 6 cylinder automatic 1976 FORD CUSTOM, 4 door (low mileage) 1976 FORD CUSTOM 500, 4 door, ' with air (low mileage) 1975 FORD Pickup { 1974 GMC, van SEE THESE AND OTHERS. ON OUR LOT SEVERAL OLDER CARS TO CHOOSE FROM. 1979, POLARIS S-NOWIVIOBILES IN TOCK CAR SALES LTD BLYTH r'. PHONE 523-4342 Olive Kennedy was appoint- ed to assist in auditing the books for this year. , Mrs., Susan McNaughton, using the St. Patrick theme opened the program with an Irish poem. Irish songs were sung with Mrs: Isabel Ritchie at the piano. Mrs. Greta Rice prepared a very interesting and infor- mative paper on Ireland and its people. It was read by Mrs. 'McNaughton in the absence of Mrs. Rice, Mrs'. Ida Barger read a humorous poem, "I Envy .McGinty". Mrs. Grace Campbell told some original stories, depict- ing the tragic events that could happen when Institute members go on a bus tour. This was followed by the adventures of Pat and Mike in their troubled Homeland of Ireland. The motto, "What is our generation leaving . behind for the future?.'.', was given by Mrs. Susan. McNaughton, stressing the importance of leaving something of oursel- ves, peace in the future and a better world for our children. Kinloss-Kairshea WI hold Canadian industries meeting The Kinloss - Kairshea Women's Institute held their Agriculture and Canadian Industries meeting on Thurs- day, March 15 at 1.30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Frank MacKenzie. Mrs.. Evan Keith, president, opened the meeting with .a poem on Spring.. Mrs, Harry Lavis read a different version of the 23rd Psalm. • The secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall read the minutes and correspond- ence. Mrs. Cliff Roulston reported that therewas very Tittle response to the ad for reprinting Dean MacLeod's book. ,A motion was passed that Kairshea would not at this t,ime get more copies printed, Mrs: Bob Gilchrist, Agri- culture and .Canadian Indus- tries convener read' her re- port from the disttict annual.. Mrs. Evan Keith read a report written by Mrs. Sheila Clarke on the hospital meet- ing, re eeting„re the closing of hospital beds held in Wingham. March 13. Mrs. Keith passed out papers with. Hon. Dennis Timbrell's address to all the members that they might write • letters telling .why, they favoured keeping the hospit- al beds open. Mrs.. Bill Haldenby con- ducted a contest, making "'an, animal from a newspaper. Mrs. Bob Gilchrist intro- duced the guest speaker., Mrs. Alma Armstrong, local veterinarian, who spoke on, "A day in the life of a. veterinarian". After.a very interesting and informative talk, she was thanked and presented with a gift, by Mrs.. Bill Haldenby. Mrs. Bill Haldenby then conducted'another contest on the Shamrock. • The roll call, • "Compose a commercial to sell your fav- ourite product and bring it to sell showed up many talent- ed poets. An auction sale of the articles was . held with .Mrs. Ted ,Collyer as auction- eer. Mrs.•Ted Collyer gave the courtesy remarks. Lunch was served by the directors, Mrs. Jim Burt and Mrs. Lloyd= MacDougall and hostess, Mrs. Frank MacKenzie. Pine River UG'Wdiscuss Year of the Gild Pine River U.C.W. met in the church on Tuesday, March 13. Mrs. Duncan Thorburn opened the meeting, with a poem. Mrs. Bob Rutledge, acting secretary, read the., minutes. Twelve members answered the roll call . on "What can you do for the International. Year. of the Child?'. Scripture verses were read by Mrs. Perrin Lowry, followed by a medita- tion. An informative reading about. the International Year of the Child was given by Mrs. Bob Courtney. Mrs. Lowry closed with prayer. Mrs. Wayne Lowry read a letter and played a tape explaining the concerns of . Amisty International. The Community Auction planned for May 26 was further discussed. The new. overhead • projector was shown, which ` is .helpful in music and bible study. A dainty St. Patrick's lunch was' served' by Mrs. • Jack .Campbell, Mrs. Jim Farrell Jr. and Rutledge. .C.om*. • and Enjoy WEDNESDA Y, MARCN 28th= '10 a.m. - 3 p.m. See The•Exciting Newline up For'79 of INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER TRACTORS AND EQUIPMENT * New '84 and '86 Series Tractors * New Planters * New Tillage Equipment and mole on display 1'0% Discount on toys ;, Special on Cultivator Sweeps P • On Quantity of 50 Or More Specials End March 28, 1979 One mile south .of Lucknow Phone 529-7993 uipment Lid.