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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-05-30, Page 12. e:•,,,,",11+1!",:•514?5,4 • • .• • . • Vuelincrw Sentinel-, .00E4 page a Wag114e 'dal Of St. Jacob* Joe- Corey of Clinton ,-. • Ba 1:14ra Kevin • by Valetta rnaerini • - OS •• i • ‘ncieu. were Sunday tor their home at Riverview , ,.:0*,i?rA,:witlk,Mt: and Mrs r and Mrs DanIn .., .. „ ,. .,:-. , 1 , : ..'.. ' . , on , 4i..,i?!IPKA#51 ... fp:Fp.0*,,,ou-s-$4rniA ,., 'vis Saturday••:.‘y#4-: Cassie Mowbray .. . .....:1'-.4. ,' r• and Mirk! fit! el‘;101a#;. 'Sarliii, visited Saturday with 'and. ' ' , Wesley Tiffin and,4yttthe late Robena1„..,, 4- Mrand Mrs 11.. were accompanied, by, MIS. Mary Mcclenaghaii on the weekend to the home' of Mr. and Mrs., Harry MOsg.4'Of where 'Mary 4cCJeilagkaliMayed,ia Mr.,and MO: Carl McClenaghanent to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jones hotne at'WoOdstodk, where a surprise • reading, My Mother Used, to. Say. Mrs. Don Ross 'presided for the business. Roll call was answered by "'line Nvitb. Mothers of the Bible. Mrs. Lam1 is to give the In Memoriam at the Maitland Presby- terial Centennial May 2$. The lunch to be ' served after the anniversary was di4cussed: 25th wedding anniVersarY Was held for Mr. The offeribg was received with prayer by and mi. adn Mrs. Carl McClenaghan brought Mary McClenaghan home again on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Pint*, Steven, Scott inOtnart'af West•WawailoSh were Sunday visitors with his parents, Mr. and„ Mrs. Bill Rit4641and attended the anniversary service at Chalmers " Presbyterian Church. The ;111CheL41111thiegiSOWf CataiShl% 'Ors W.M.S. was held at *home of Mrs. Archie Purdon with -Mrs. 'Walter Elliott presiding for the program. - • Mrs. Elliott read, the _scripture With.Mis. Purdon.giving the meditation, Where Your Treasure Is, ending With prayer. • • The history of Mother's Day was given as the topic by Mrs. Elliott. Mrs. Purdorr gave a Mrs. Elliott, who also gave the closing prayer. • The Ladies Aid met following the meeting. The finaneiai statement was given by Mrs. Falconer who reported $156.95 from Young's sale. Estimates on installation of a bath tub and carpenter work at the manse- ' were given by Mrs. Falconer. It was decided to hire C. Mann. It was also decided to paint the church basement floor in August. Mrs. Lamb and Mrs.. Falconer are to choose the paper for thei manse bathroom. Wax and lemon oil are to be piiiirchased for the church. • Flower committee for anniversary Sunday includes Mrs. Gaunt, Mrs. Rintoul and Mrs. .Bill Purdon. Mrs. Purdon. and Mrs. Elliott served dessert. Mrs. Rintoul gave the courtesy remarks: ' :programfocuses-on leadership • •• • Mrs. Harvey Houston played the piano as the ladies gathered on :Tuesday" evening, , May 22 for the, general meeting. Mrs: Vernon Hunter welcomed everyone and followedwith prayer. • The program was turned over to Mrs. Robert Iwin, the convener of the Leadership DiVision and she was assisted by the,others on this committee. , Mrs. Glen Walden led prayer.. The scriptures were read by Mrs. Evans Helm, and the meditation, , Babel and Pentecost, was taken by Mrs. Irwin and the prayer by Mrs. Walden., The, offering, was taken by Mrs. Alex Andrew andEdna McDonald and dedicated by Mrs. Eldon Bradley. Mrs. Irwin gave an interesting presentation on how to make the programs more interesting and worthwhile. ' Mrs. • Harvey Houston, • as -archivist, - displayed thepresent book she was keeping up to date with clippings, pictures, etc. with all activities in the U.C.W. and the church. •Mrs. Hunter presided for the business. Mrs. Stuart Reavie gave the treasurer's report. The correspondence was read by Mrs. Bradley and convener reports were given. Mrs. Hunter announced there would CHURCH NEWS be a retreat at' Silver Lae on June 11 with the theme "Break Away". Mrs. Glen Waiden displayed many of the books which are ;available in the resource centre, for members touse, to .plan their programs. Mrs. Evans told of her work on the membership 'committee • and Mrs. Walden told how the nominating committee carried out their responsibility. See granddaughter act as page in legislature • Wilbertanel Myrtle•MacDonald 'and Ricky of Kincardine were down tit Queen's Park on Friday to watch the legislature, where their • granddaughter. Tammy has been acting as a page for the last four weeks. Tammy .is also • the granddaughter, of Harvey and Wilda Thompson. A few from Purple Grove attended the reception for the newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Dore, held at Holyrood. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young of Dungannon, were dinner guests- of Mr. and Mrs. Harvie Thompson Saturday night. Rodney Sutton was down to Kitchener on the weekend, where he picked up his new trumpet. Everyone will be' expecting a recital for the Purple Grove Bi-Centetmial Picnic held in August. Mr. and Mrs.. Francis Boyle spent this weekend in London. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robert- son of Purple Grove on .Thursday evening were Martha McIver of' Ripley, Mrs. Guy Romsay of Toronto, Margaret Robinson of Toronto, and Dorothy Collins of Lucknow. - Visiting withMr. and Mrs. Jack 'Farrell this weekend were Courtney and Susan MacDonald of London.. Bob and Marion Emmerson received visitors Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paxton and son Lance froth Utida; Mick,ztlifepastweekend. Mr. and Mrs. fla$, Thompson and Tammy. •MacDonald of Scarborough were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Thompson for the •long weekend. Quite, a nice number of Purple Grove • Folks attended the wedding of .Kelly Fit- zgerald and Charles Bondi Saturday, held in the Kinlough Pentecostal Church. • . , A trousseau tea held in honour of Sandra Reid, on. Sat., May 26 from 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. was well attended. Linda White of Clawson Michigan was the Weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliott. CO-OP PROGRAMS COMPUTER & DATA PRODUCTS MARKETING Georgian College Co-operative Education Programs combine academic excellence with practical work experience: COMPUTER & DATA PRODUCTS MARKETING Graduates will find employment in the Marketing departments of firms who are the leaders in the development of equipment and software for office and business automation. For more information contact: Georgian College Admissions One Georgian Drive Barrie, Ontario LAM 3X9 (705) 722-1511 JUST ONE - OF THE MANY CO-OPERATWE EDUCATION PROGRAMS TO CONSIDER. ,lieterAlatene...11•.1111111. Name: Address: (Street) (City) (Pro4loce) (Postal Code) Please send me full information on the Computer & Data Products Marketing Program. Georgian College CO • • • 10, 30, 1984—Page 10 4.r",• 114111-unglY r GuARANivOgiamits , CEMETE0 LEOERING REASONABLE pgiCES • Directand Save Business Residence 3574910 3574015 "MI THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 4'27O3 LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY; JIJNE 3' Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Worship Service IMO a.m. Rev-. Warren.Mc-Disigall B.A.M.Div. Nurseryand junior congregation provided EVERYONE WELCOME LUtKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . . SUNDAY, JUNE 3 • Worship Service and Sunday School 10:00 a.m. REV., ALLISON J. RAMSAY, MINISTER Nursery.Downstairs For Little Ones Under Four EVERYONE. WELCOME • Saturday, June 2 9A.M.-3P.M. • LUCKNOW AND DISTRICT SWIMMING POOL REGISTRATION Saturday, June9 et Lucknow Town Hall There Will be two summer swimming sessions starting July 3 and August 6 PLEASE NOTE Th. size of the Yellow and Orange swimming classes is limited. So come early and get the time of your_choice. The Red arid White classes are not restricted. ON REGISTRATION DAY PLEASE KNOW 9 A.M. 12 NOON • SWIMMING LEVEL ATTAINED * TIME PERIOD DESIRED •IN WHICKSWIMMING SESSION YOU WANT TO BE ENROLLED (July or August or both] DON'T ENROLL SMALL CHILDREN WHO ARE LESS THAN 44" TALL COL. CLETUS DALTON AUCTIONEER • REAL ESTATE • FARM SALES • LIQUIDATIONS • ANTIQUES VS1•1111111 DAY OR NITE 519-529-74.20 'T1 frg 1 tn. • dif an 93 Oc (1 Tc 1111 A. si .111 bo • 'on gr Ft of K( Jo rn Fr ly Cc St, co. an Lil gr, Cc FI th to) Br Su pa wi wi aft he