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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-05-30, Page 1441) • 1.!• • 11 2, jolrnTyndal of At; Jacobsiarbara Rintoul, Kevin rawanosh and -Joq Corey of Clinton Mr. and Mrs. visited SulidayA•mr. and Corey �f Eas Mr. and Angelaand wick visited h Ge�rge • wedding.'s brother!s , their ; , • '1rs. Dan Tiffin, Wingh Vening visitors with Mr. a Iconer and' friends.. �: • , ited Saturday with Cassie M!;* Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McMillan visited 41:th Mr Tiffin and attenc Roo:eni.:Ote an rick, mins- 3r-VPIOtta.FM.g,r$0.11 „ •• ' iPPPV:Iletne nt"W 04441 where' ! - : ,c 251 wedding anniversary . 4,... .t.a, surprise Mrs, earl-, .MOCIenaghan .brought Mary . 4:4 L , was held for Mr. '" ••`1' '' andMrs. Raymondr-p4"Rodhea Mr.and Mgeig11402a4 home agaition Sunday. - - .,; 4..,.. .... 11'*.'''''''' '.1.4:.'140-St•-t131td;011y-r-Lj.-'t!;14stt7virit a-ItNyitttsth' Swtee*Feens:usnedlt:, oii,:itOTs with l'ii.4parpti.,ts, Mr: and, Mrs. Bill !ided on iid Mrs. Sarnia ftnia Wesleyand Mrs. hefuneral.of the late ee.04-ter4;1:: Carl• '`,MOCleimghan, were accompanied by„Mii. Mary Mcgenaghaa• op'ttkilie'lkend to the,homeof Mr. and Mrs, M�ss of Plattsville. where Ma , ,,,i041%il4404.404 Mr. and Mrs. Carl dcrehigllakkVe4 to Mr. and Mrs. Jim RintOUI and attended.the anniversary service at 'Chi -liners' Presbyterian Church. Chalmers W.M.S. The May meeting of. Chalmers W.M.S. was held at die homeoof Mrs.. Archie Purdon with -Mrs. 'Walter Elliott presiding for the program. , - Mrs. Elliott read the scripture .with Mrs. Purdon giving ,the meditatiOn, Where Your Treasure- Is, ending with prayer. The history of Mother's Day was given as the topiciby Mrs. -Elliott. Mrs. Purdotrgave a \. lucknolv SePtiriel, Wednesday, May 30, 1984—Page 10 'aiing, - _ • 74 Mrt. pon Ross Intsided for Ofiesswith, Mothers of the Bible Mrs Lamb iS to give the In Memoriam at the MaitlandPresby- terial Centennial May. 28. The lunch to be served' afterthe anniversary was diacussed.• The offering was„received with prayer by Mrs.. Elliott, ' who also gave the closing The Ladies Aid met following the meeting. The financial statement was given by Mrs. Falconer 'who reported $156.95 from Young's sale, Estimates on installation of a batli 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 the, manse bathroom. Wax and lemon oil are to be purchased for the church. Flower committee for. anniversary Sunday includes Mrs. Gaunt; Mrs. Rintoul and Mrs. .Bill Purclon. Mrs. Purdon and Mrs. Elliott served dessert.' Mrs. Rintoul gave the courtesy remarks. program focuses on leadership Mrs Harvey Houston' played the piano as • the ladies gathered on Tuesday evening, May -221 for the, -general' meeting. 'Mrs. Vernon. Hunter welcomed everyone and followed 'with Prayer. The program was turned' over to Mrs. Robert Iwin,,the convener of the Leadership Division and she was assisted by the, others otrthis committee. - Mrs. Glen Walden led 'in 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 *ring, was taken by, Mrs. Alex Andrew and'Edna 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 the present 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 Lake on' June' '11 with the theme "Break Away". Mrs. Glen Walden displayed .many of the books which are -Available in the resource centre, for members to use 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 ; artddaughter act as page in legislature • Wilbert. and Myrtle' MacDonald *lin& Ricky of Kincardine were down to 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 triunvet. Everyone will be expecting a recital for the Purple Grove Bi-Centetutial 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 Roznsay of Toronto, Margaret Robinson of Toronto, and Dorothy Collins of Lucknow. Visiting' with Mr. 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 CO-OP. 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Quite a nice number of Purple Grove •Folks attended the wedding of Kelly Fit- zgerald and Charles Bondi Saturday, held in the Kinlough Penteedstal 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. SEIGEL'S 129 Dundas 330 Ciprence in downtown London IS VINYL RPROOF 1)0 s COYiBOY STYLE liACTO Y UCONDS 40Pr. a r.1 °Canadian Inn, Burgundy eSIZIrs 5, ei 7• a, 9. 10 GUARANTEE1i9RANITES CEMETERY LETTERING ‘.Ir • REASONABLE moms Btu Direct and Save Business"' '' . Residence 35749,10:- 357-1015 Filt Q en "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 4112-7103 LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY, JUNE 3 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Worship 'Service 11:00 a.m. Rev. Warren McDougall R.A.M.Div. Nursery and Junior congregation provided EVERYONE WELCOME LUCKNOW 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 O EVERYONE WELCOME 1 gib Saturday, June 2 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. LUCKNOW AND. DISTRICT O SWIMMING POOL IqGISTRATION Saturday, June9 at Lucknow Town Hall There will be two summer swimming sessions starting July 3 and Augusel3 PLEASE NOTE The size of the Yellow and Orange swimming classes is limited. So come early and get the' time of your _choice. The Red and White classes are not restricted. ON REGISTRATION DAV PLEASE KNOW • SWIMMING LEVEL ATTAINED .IMI [July or August or both] ENROLLED, DESIRED •IN WHICH SWIMMING SESSION YOU WANT TOTBE EEPR DON'T ENROLL SMALL CHILDREN WHO ARE LESS THAN 44" TALL 9 A.M. 12 NOON COL. CLETUS DALTON AUCTIONEER • REAL ESTATE • FARM SALES • LIQUIDATIONS • ANTIQUES DAY OR NITE 519-529-7420