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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-03-14, Page 7*s. , Unit li Unit 1 °Ube .lickno ., , mPt the-" . um C Lucknow United Oure icroa Tuesday,‘000,Laluis, H NEWg March. 4,. . The : roll caII, aBible , Verse,- -°!1 prayer, was answered„ttlealiNtS.,,,, , Matthew,,. which tnetOors read , during Graer.,ObsOn7 in. e worship with ; February, followed with a poem, Now is The tAt:, Prayer, as its0* Ruth,ffelAf leg the Time. scripture and gave the meditation, Tittle '. Mrs. Nvidtl'airtiesidedloi the business. f°our!ro, tealelfaitind!ttifallittiOAllutrZU14,411;:xt'P;rt: 4.phalieer,7051Airb..arshOtt;thReCyettkg .:thtilinate tris gave an interesting reading entitled, Praying recycling can do. Hands. - - ,` iX Mrs. Walden gave her report from the e., study. t,c4, Jesus, f Presbyterian which was held the day 1040 how Jesus . preview in Paisley United Church with the *Olives them - theme, How doesyour garden grow? She C4408 global ' displayed the newbooks which she had e at,ways we -,- purchased for the church library. She gave the Courtesy .remarks and closed witha I it:report- . reading on Shrove Tuesday. 004 held in „ . 4 • .Ho ' 4044, , ''''” ,' . ' .; - ,Aatall. your garden XT! , ,e y '' -i",' 4: ? ‘,Mrs. , os I, ,sRolnliteted, the business.,4 '- -:, - • , - -•-.---; ' '-' - — . - session. -S op 4t 4404,tico.5 , : ' - ,..- 'Unit 3 of Lucknow 17.CW„..„met in the choir and ,.'.babyir Iii ,,,s.:b. ,..ta, -, , -with" 100.14. 441:00ffigfArt;','-RV10:Ye4 1 piano ,..,,:),;:70.ineled,ieetif,ovols4etoie.PPVr#,,, KatlieriteG011 , 4 K „., ,n2 Mrs: SWells., ,9 3119"7 '• . ' OW) a M4 Charles .MacDonald welcomed ev- c ,..,k, * , ' etycone-and.YeondnctedlitheAniainesiportion. thought for ttig,.! ,,,:a , ,...., 1;44&. She read a poem, Quiet Placest and led in prayer. Seventeen members answered the roll call with a Bible Nerie7, pertaining to Unit 2 o Saint. Mrs.. - Stewart MacGillivray said home of ' '-` Bradley *Tuesday, helpers were needed to cut and sew shirts Marchb.WitlOke e of 00 meeting being into hospital gowns. Mrs:" William Hunter Neighbour " ' :::'; Waiden: Welcomed ' reported on -visits made and dards sent to the everyone*, 'gthecall to worship sick. menthe : ' .:Iilie visitor nnSWerekthe roll Mrs. Rice read articles on Stewardship. A call wi.tli a Bi e verse'e04lie word, group of rural church people visited two city' .Neighlf0 ',4ita reference..4 , churches, a new one in White Oaks and an Mrs. Bra. ey was--,,,FohVehy,',;:34041- she established one, Metropolitan United, Nth opened. ;, A Neighbour. The in London. She also told of a good neighbour scripture,.. the good Santaritan, enterprise started in Grey and Bruce was read *,Murray Henderson, with Counties to • help seniors and others. the meditation,0C It; by Mrs. Bradley and ' Happy Birthday was sung to Mrs. Andrew the prayerby, Mrs.Henderson. Mrs. Tom Ritchie. An excellent report of the Presby- Haeketereat 6,-poe - ; Friendly Houses. Mrs. "Wry meeting in Paisley was given by Mrs.. William Campbell reada poem, What Did Vernon Hunter. The speaker,. Rev. Meg Donst, spoke on Grace Camp, How;does your garden grow? Like small , study quizz on the first 14 chapters of St. seeds, our faith starts small and grows. wofBru •.. . . res • Lucknow Sentinels, Wednesday, March 14, 1984—Page 7 ,101111111MMIM Mrs. Gibson, the poor and , e continues to be lifeA q14,0sPi justice and *slut could help,' fo1lo Edna-Mcflona1da ed of.#1671311,1PS. te•P Paisley which the - the jn interesthig Bible ( 7 el eetsormeruc now woman on Florida tri Mrs. MacGillivray read a 'poem, Some- where Under ite' 'Snow, and gave the meditation, Gentleness, f0,110ving the scrip- ture reading by Mrs. S. Tilbrook, Mrs. Rice favoured with piano selections of Irish music. Mrs. Ivan Conley read a poeiri, God's Plans. The'topic, Approach to the Economy, was ably,taten,hy Mrs. Allan Gibson. She told of "the hardshipsSuffered by native peoples, who are at the mercy of large corporations, who take advantage of cheap labour. Mrs. Charles MacDonald closed with prayer. Unit 4 Unit 4 of Lucknow U.C.W. met with the Evening- Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church in the fellowship room of the United Church on March. 6. Mrs.. Robert Campbell opened the meting with a prayer. Mrs. Cayley reported for Amnesty International and invited everyone to join this group. • Shirley Hawthorne convened the program and read a prayer and a spring poem, The Harbingers Of Spring. The actittire and meditation was given by Mrs. Jim. Aitchison using her .theme on Faith. Mrs. Austin Loree and Mrs. Ron Forster• sang a pleasing duet. Mrs. Ken Laidlaw introduced the guest speaker, -Mrs. Allison Ramsay, who spoke on Martha and Mary. The scripture passage, in keeping with her text, was read by Maudie Fis_her. Mrs. William Henderson and Mrs. Bert Moffat played a medley of hymns which was much enjoyed. Mrs. Allan Miller and Mrs. Gordon Brooke received the offering which was blessed by Anne Anderson. Mrs. Jack McDonald gave the courtesy remarks and thanked everyone for their participationt Jeisie Johnston closed with prayer. Several Irish contests kept everyone guessing, followed by a Sing Song of Irish songs. Everyone brought their favourite recipes • and exchanged them &tin' g the social hour that followed. :Louise Millar of Palmerston, daughter. of Rhetta. MacLennan, has recently been on a conducted bus trip to Florida. It was on this trip in Florida Louise saw Arabelle Bushell, formerly of Lucknow. They had a wonderful, visit and Arabelle would like to send best wishes 'to all her friends in Lucknow, She keeps well and drives- her own. car. The Weather there -weer' beautiful with tempera- tures in the 80s all the time they were there. Russell MacDonald of -Exeter was home on the , weekend with his father, David Mac- Donald. Elizabeth Wilkins of Toronto, daughter of Charles and Mayme Wilkins, who is attend- ing Ryerson Institute in Toronto, was home for a week with her parents and brother, Kenny. The first Sunday the Wilkin a enjoyed their Sunday dinner in Kinloss Township with Stella Irwin and son, Lloyd.. The following weekend, Kenny and Elizabeth went to Wallaceburge to visit their sister, Janet Wilkins. 7 GRAND OPENING TAKE OUT ONLY Friday, March 16 '84 Grand Opening Specials Hamburgers Hot Dogs 850 FREE BALLOONS FoilhoLittle Osten ha ron s 9 Snack Bar And Variety Jane Street Dungannon Open Nightly til 11 pm.7 days a week Finlay and Margie MacDonald had Kathie Robson and son, Ryan of Grosse Point, Michigan and Sadie Blue of Detroit with them on the weekend; On their return trip home, they took Margie back with them so she could visit, her relatives in Detroit and vicinity. . Jim Webster of Waterloo, son of Welling- ton and Kae Webster, was home with his parents on the weekend. A 'number of ladies of the Ashfield Presbyterian- Church 'attended the World Day of Prayer meeting at the church in Kingsbridge. . Charles and Mayme Wilkins were at a birthday party on iW4Inesday evening to help their grandson, Adam, celebrate his first birthday. The other day the Websters , received a letter from their son-in-law, Atlee Wise of Richfield, Ohio and he was saying they had received 24 inches of snow and had winds blowing at 46 to 60 miles per hour. They had mismimmiummonismomlinumnimmennasmonnu LocHmso by Kae Webster poor visibility, bad drifting and many blocked roads. Atlee said it was a typical southern Ontario snowstorm. Congratulations to Dr. Russell and Lesley Moncrief on the safe arrival of their darling son, Scott Russell, who was born in the Elgin Hospital in St. Thomas on March 2. The little fellow weighed in at 8 lbs. 2 oz. A first, grandson for proud grandparents, George and Betty Moncrief and a grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clift of Mississauga. George and Betty Moncrief were in Aylmer on Thursday to see Dr. Russell and Lesley Moncrief and their new grandson, Scott Russell. 73RD Annual Meeting Family an Children's Services HURONof COUNTY DATE: March 28, 1984 TIME: 200 P.M. PLACE: 46 Glouceter terrace rich, Ontario • . • •. Tha Public Is cordially invited to attand, Memberships available, at Ma door - *Loot. t ULill, 1 A LUCKNOW PR MEAN CHURCH SUNDAY, MARCH 18 Worship Service and Sunday School 10030 a.m. - REV. ALLISON J. RAMSAY, MINISTER Nursery Downstairs - For Little Ones Under Four EVERYONE WEWOME da2119.16:4014P ma'am win) mum SUNDAY, MARCH 18 Sunday School 9:45 a.ni. Worship Service MOO a.m. Rev. Women McDougall B.A.M.Div. Nursery and Junior congregation provided EVERYONE WELCOME 1 APPLICATIONS will be received bY Ludlam Remotion Committee —FOR , SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS LIFEGUARDS AT . Lucknow Swimming Pooll AND PLAYGROUND LEADERS cookutetion wfth the morning • swim- ming program for the coming season. Applicants are requked to apply in wdting, stating quidifications by APRIL 6, 1984 to WM • R. HUNTER Lucknow Recreation Committee BOX 32, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Raise Your Own Flock 4111.0.4.101.11Y Also ask for tbe price for "onto s Deltdb Punets -Team Orders most be placed by Monday, April 2od. Delivery date May 18th. Please order meat eldcigeas in quantities of 2.5. Lucknow District Coop LUCKNOW 529-7953 .t f 11 t;i