HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-02-08, Page 9Lucknow Se*goel, Wednesday, F 8; 1984—Pale 0
On Tuesday, Ned 'Rantoul, Bob Jefferson -
and Roger'Bieman'attended thelarm show
a inToronto; � 'i•
Brian ;;,Faleoner
Randy of Sarnia:
Cassie,-Mobrayt
spent 9! the eke s. �'
Wesley' iff man Isabi n ;s en' Sunda,
at the same hope.. 4 , „-
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On Friday ',even tecltrch N oung
Peoples Group accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs .,Rod Lamp andFAlan,Falconer enjoyed
an evening at the bowling alley . •,.Winghant:
Rena „:Fisher attended`. a, family i Bunion
dinner 00 Sunday at ifte home of Mrs.El-don
Lowry, Kit"icar ddine,` Where most of the family
were present;
Mr. and Mrs, Angus Falconer spent. the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Hector, Purdon
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Churchcannual xnee gen Sit day,
Janu2 : F lowiia
congreg
numbei
home mat+ soup':q..
followed' tipei
,George Anders'cli}' µns _chatnn dor
the meeting, . wig'' -
secretaty. glee
for a five -yeah
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Brian 'Boyd.. '� :fi � ers .r..,...�..,. �N
Andrew,., Stow(C yer,
and 'June Alton: Elante Irwin:was
to„ the _WOO. : and Personnel's cow �
Elaine Steer #or�the;. ieinorial� Committee;
anAnnaHunter as alte iate delegate.
to , resby te`iy. Rut . Bogues s,, ie anew
enve`lope, sect ta.,� "
A amiss ion aiidf-Ser►e din
$11i .,
budget of SS2',757 Reports of a
and committees were receivedfdrr
tion. .
In outer church news, the Youth i,,zif ;ash • • 3
planrlitiga Tol�oggai`iing; rty for February
.11 a "` e�` ome..of Denise I' elm. Also in the::
planningstage?by the''mite ' Group ; are a
weekend Retreat at °SSilverLake Cainp, and:
an Easter Shititi4 "Service 1 , a �,
The Bible Study oup is^�abc i" to begin a
seven week stud of the book; Jesus.Meatis
Life ", by Unite ',Chinch auitbors? Harold and
Pat Wells. <,,z ",. ,� '
The Sacrament Or Hely Communion and
the Installation of new board' members will
be observed on February 12. The Sacrament
of Infant 'Baptism will be celebrated on
February 10. '
"Jesus. is God -spelling, Himselfout in
language; that> man Can `understand".
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el ►Xmcrson.
of"Strathrdy. Mr. and Mrs . Purdon recently
moved from London ba*,to,!0a y �, , T
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Mr an4Mrs. P,aul;f aidlaw, Michelle and
Jason of i ondon spent'the weekend witirhis
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ElroyLaidlaw•.and her
parents, Mr. . and Mrs.Walter Elliott`. and
Karen.
Mr.' and Mrs.' Walter Elliott and Karen
visited on Sunday with Mr, and 'Mrs. Paul
Elliott, Jeffery, Leslie and Matthew of
Brussels.
Visitors on: Sunday with Mr. ;and Mrs.
John de Boer andffamily were Mr. and Mrs.
•r. g cyd. "lY � innamon' of Wingham visited on
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.,E, W. Beecroft.
-Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilkens of Listowel
visited Sunday with Doris Wilkens.
On Tuesday Michael McClenaghan of
;Kitchener visited with Mr., and L rs. ctrl
McClenaghap and grandmother, Mary Mc.
Clenaghan..
VWe are;,p.leased to report that -Bill Rantoul ,.
returned home on Friday, from Wingham
a
Hospital. On Wednesday rs: Dave Ober-
holtzer'and Mrs. Harry Gutoskie of Kitchen-
er visited him at hospital.
This community extends their sympathy to
Mrs. .Roy . Finlayson and family . in the
passing of her husband. Mrs. Finlayson is
well.I known in this , community and the
Langside area.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Bell of Teeswater
visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Derk Logtenberg and Melissa of Dungannon Tiffin.
and Mrs. Symon de Boer of Lucknow. On Saturday George McQuillan of Toronto
and Jean McQuillan of Hamilton and
Beatrice McQuillan of West Wawanosh
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purdon.
The community received the sad news
Monday morning ,that Mr Bill Evans of
London had passed. away. The community
extends their sincere . sympathy to his . wife,
M'rs.. Evans and family, Eric, kRobert, Ted
and Edith.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rantoul attended the
Char -National Sale at London Friday- and
Saturday and disposed of three head of
cattle: Kevin and Cory visited with grandpa
and grandma Rintoul in Whitechurch.
Whiteebureh U.C.W.
The Whitechurch U.C.W: meeting was
held Wednesday, February 1 at the home of
Mrs.. Russel Chapman. Muriel Thompson
opened the meeting with a meditation, Life
for the Poor. Mrs. Chapman read the
scripture. Mrs. Dave .Gibb led in prayer:
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Ramsay February lv , -
The' theme: wasLove: l x. Rr ssPCummu3g�
read a poem, Love .Makes Lite Worthwhilea
The meditation was WI
by M Tole
Johnston in keeping w`itlx ttC S#ody Book'on
Central Africa, fon
Cyril Browti. '
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Catherine. .Smith gave,,,d'esume •of :the '
Glad .Tidings, teli'i"ng tib many +-items of
interest from this booklet. Plans were
discus'se'd for the World's Day of Prayer to
be. held in the Presbyterian Church the first
Friday in March.