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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-04-14, Page 8J3ANNJR I3IJYS L 1981 DODGE DIPLOMAT, 4.. door 2 - 1981 BUICK SKY LARKS, 4 door, 4 cyl. 1 - 1980 PONTIAC PARISIENNE . 4• door sedan 1980 .ASPEN, 2 door [Special Edition] 1979 CHRYSLER NEWPORT, 4 door 1979 ASPEN, 4 door 1979 CHEV IMPALA stationwagon with air TRUCKS 1978 DODGE, Carry Van HAMM'S PHONE 523-4342 church news , 111111111111111101011111111111111111k Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April. 14, 1982—Page 8 o, Lucknow UCW units choose justice theme for Easter iUnIt 1. Mrs, Ted Rice played the piano as the ladies gathered for the April meeting of atilt 1, Lucknow U,C.W, in the church parlour Tuesday, Ap ril 6 at 2 pat. Mrs. Eldon. Bradley welcomed everyone and then turned the meeting over to Mrs, Allan Gibson and her committee, Mrs, Murray. Henderson gave a reading, Good Friday, . followed lty the scripture by Mrs, Eldon Henderson and prayer by Mrs, M. Hender- son, Mrs, Gibson gave the meditation, Have we lost sight of .the true meaning of Easter, Mrs, Gibson presented- an article from. the Study Book on Injustices. Mrs, Bradley then chaired the . business part of the meeting, Roll call, an Easter verse, was answered by 14 ladies, Following the cont- mitten reports and ' the an- nouneements the meeting closed with the benediction. The committee served lunch and a social time was enjoy. ed, Gott 2 Mrs. Ernest Ackert and Mary entertained Unit 2 of Lucknow .U.C, W, for the April meeting, Sixteen mem- bers answered the roll call, An Easter ,verse, The Unit leader, • Mrs, S. MacGiilivray opened .the meeting, reading an Easter message, Two Piece of Wood The Old Rugged Cross. The. theme for themeeting was, He is Risen. The aim and purpose were repeated in unison and the business period followed with reports and announce- ments. The Lucknow U,C.W. Thankoffering is on ' April 20th with Mrs, Jack McKim the guest speaker.. She has visited' recently in Honduras. Invitations were read: for Trinity Thankoffering and Whitechurch Thankoffering, Mrs. Eldon Ritchie, for Citizenship, read an article about the Hydro corridor through South Western Ont. ario and stated a group of women headed by Rev. Eag- leson were investigating the need for it. She urged that members keep aware of the situation and be involved if they can, for what is best for the community. Mrs. Win. Campbell re- ported quilts to be quilted in the near future. Mrs. P, Cook _in her message on Steward. ship, reminded the group that giving of our time and talents as well as money is good Stewardship, Mrs. M, Gibson chaired the program and Mrs. Loth read the Easter story from Matthew. Mrs. M. Gibson led , in the devotions and prayer, A reading was. given, If Jesus Should Walk the Streets To -day, which left members with a few quest tions to ponder. Mrs. P. Cook in her talk on Faith and Justice, told of the life and work of Shirley Paul, the wife of Rev, Gerald Paul, minister of Kincardine unit- ed Church. Mrs, Paul, as commissioner for Hamilton Conference in 19801 made her voice heard as she made a resolution to government at General Council, protesting the arrest in Korea of Moon. lk-Whan. She is Social Ac- tion chairperson in the Bruce Presbyterial U.C.W. She has been successful in getting sufficient people and support for a local action group of Amnesty International in Kincardine, Mrs, Paul sees reaching out to neighbours, whether local or global, as an important part of doing just. ice. Becky and Jeff Ackert played piano instrumentals and they played a lovely instrumental duet. Mary Ackert also played little songs. Mrs. Wm, Campbell had an Baster message and the meetingclosed with a hymn and benediction, Unit3 The April meeting of Unit 3, Lucknow U.C.W. was held, at the home of Mrs. Glen Walden with, 16 members answering the roll call with an Easter bible verse, Mrs; Cliff Menary conducted the business portion, The Thankoffering will be April 20 with Mrs° Carroll. McKim, guest speaker. Invi tations to Trinity Church's Thankoffering April 25th and Whitechurch's, May 5th were read. Lucknow United Church will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the .U,C:'W. on June 15th, Committee conveners re- porting were Mrs, Grace Campbell and. Mrs. A. Kil- patrick for visitation; Mrs, Chas. McDonald for .:social functions; Mrs. 11 Houston for supply. A generous dona- tion of soap for missions was realized. Miss H. Thompson will be convener for steward- ship. Mrs.' E. v1aeDonald read an Easter poem. Mrs, M. MacDonald read the Easter ' story from Luke, The medita- tion was given by Mrs. H. Webster, reminding every- one that women were the last at the cross and first at the tomb. Mrs. E. MacDonald. offered prayer. A lovely voeal solo, The Heart That Ws Broken For. Me, was sung by . Miss H. Thompson, accompanied by Mrs. H. Houston on the organ.' An Easter presenta- tion, Women of the Cross, was given by the following ;ladies: interviewer, Mrs, E. MacDonald; the three Marys, Mrs: H. Webster, Mrs. 'Co Greer, M!s. C. Menary; Martha, Mrs. Mur- dock McDonald; Salome,. Mrs: Lorne Eadie; Mary Magdalene, Mrs. A. Kilpat- rick. The ladies wore robes depicting the dress of that era and each told how their lives and that of their famil. hes were connected with Jesus. Traditions and Customs, using eggs at Easter, were presented by Mrs. H. Web- ster, The meeting was closed • Birth HUNTER • Greg and Sandy of 181 Main Street, St. Catharines are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Tyler Vernon, on March 28, 1982. A brother for Erika. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hunter, Luck- now and Mr, and Mrs. Brian Greer, St, Catharines. with prayer by Mrs, Menary.. While lunch was served, all enjoyed a recording of an Easter Contata. Unit 4 Unit 4 of Lucknow United Church Women met at the church on Tuesday, April 6, Mrs, Bill Bogues, leader, welcomed, the ladies and read a dramatization • on Judas. Nineteen answered the roll call with an Easter Thought, Reports . were heard for Cjtizenshhp and Social Action. from Mrs, Stuart Collyer; for the treasurer, by Mrs. Char dellny's tv - SALES & SERVICE R.C.A. 16tit)t ON hN 1'hlIip. •Antonnas •Rotors •Towors 395-5405 electronics repair lie Anderson in the . absence of Mrs, Ken Cameron; for community friendship • .by Mrs, Graydon Ritchie; for social functions by Mrs. Aird erson in the absence of Mrs. Alex Andrew, who reported $200 had been realized from the last banquet.\ Mrs. Gor- don Cayley reported on the newly formed group, Amnes- ty International. The. Easter Thankoffering is to be held on April -20, when Mrs. Jack McKim will speak on Honduras. The Unit received an invitation to the Thankoffering at Trinity Church on April 25, when Carol Erb from the Christian Payroll Receivables i• Payables Standard Bookkeeping Systems for small &' med. size buulneuses. As simple u ABC, even without Inv acenunting Imowtedge. Helps get ( cash in promptly! Notflex Systems LARRY COWAN ucknow ' 528.2730 _ PUBLIC NOTICE TO AREA PATIENTS Because the -Government of Ontario, through OHiP, m refuses to pay fair fees for your edical services, your doctors 'have been forced into theposition of not providing Certain services for "free" as they, have, traditionally done These . services Include: *medical advice by telephone, ' *renewal of prescriptions by phone, *results of 'laboratory tests by phone, : • • *filling out certain forms at the request of patients. Until . Government recognizes the justice of the phyiltichms's position, these services will not be provided for "free". Patients requiring these services will be asked to make an . appointment to. see their doctor personally. Naturally, the elderly, handicapped and those who need true emergency advice by telephone will be looked after hi the normal manner. The doctors in your 'area, fully realize that this protest will inconvenience numerous patients. However, your doctors are determined that OHIP should pay, fair fees for Medical services: . As patients and taxpayers we hope you support your doctors. HURON COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY. • Blind Mission Inc.. will` be guest speaker and to White- church on May 5 when Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson of Wingham will. show slides on Ireland. Mrs, Warren McDougall and Mrs. Gorgon Cayley conducted the program, the theme of which was Justice. • Small discussion groups were formed, where personal injustices were shared and reactions expressed. A short film was shown on the Coffee and Wheat In- dustry. A general discussion followed when concerns were LUCKNOW UNITED t CHURCH SUNDAY, APRIL 18th Sunday School 10:00 a•m• Worship 11:00 a.m. \ f Rev. Warren McDougall B.A. M.Div. Nursery and Junior I Congregation .Provided Everyone Welcome t expressed on World ' Prob- lems and Injustices, particu- larly in the underdeveloped countries, Mrs. Bill Hunter conduct- ed the devotions, giiving the call to worship. Miss Norma Weatherhead read the scripture and medi- tation on a Lenten theme, taken from Luke. Members joined in a prayer, relating to their own concerns, and for world problems and injustic; es, Mrs, Hunter closed the meeting with prayer and a social time followed. •viv1••V1001..••.010..••vr a•.� LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH i Art Young, Speaker I. SUNDAY, APRIL 18 th Church Service 11 a.m. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Nursery Provided Everyone Welcome Good News The Government has up -dated the Canadian Home Insulation Program to include homes built up, to .December 31; 1970. If your home was built beforethat date, you are eligible for a government grant : to up grade your insulation up to $500.00. ' Phone for Free Estimate . Adamsqn Insulation Lucknow 528-2113 LISTED CONTRACTORWITH CANADIAN GENERAL STANDARD BOARD We are now CUSTOM Cleaning and Treating Grain Bulk or Bag Anderson Flax Products Ltd. LUCKNOW Also a vallabie Certified or Canada No. 1 Seed Barley, , Mixed Grain and Flax PHONE DAY 528-3203 • NIGHT 395-5167 395-5863 $ , t -- Jr --+r . :- ; _ t,„-erw.!;,,6r...,�a', ,� allan. millerller R.R.5 Lucknow. Agent i • *SEED GRAIN • SEED • *CATTLE OILERS i "CATTLE MINERAL •ROUND. BALE FEEDERS *BALER TWINE : •FERTILIZERS . 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