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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-06-08, Page 13Page 12—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 8, 1988 LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Invites You To Worship With Them On Sunday, June 12, 1988 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Nursery downstairs morning b evening EVERYONE WELCOME LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday, June 12, 1988 11:00 A.M. Worship Service 9:43 A.M. Sunday School Nursery For Children Under 4 Years Rev. ALLISON J. RAMSAY - Minister Everyone Welcome LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY, JUNE 12, 1988 Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Worship. Service 11:00 A.M. Rev. Gerald McFarlane Nursery.and junior congregation provided EVERYONE WELCOME GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES Best Rate Monday, June 6,1988 1 3�4 For 5 Year Annual Interest 1 YEAR 101/4% 3 YEAR 101/2% 1EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE DON and BEV THOMPSON INVESTMENTS Lucknow Phone 528-2213 A MESSAGE FROM RANDY COLLINS At Hully Gully, part of our success has been the ability to change with the times. Recent market shifts have allowed us to greatly in- crease our involvement in lawn and garden equipment, and to enter the marine market, while continuing our strength in A.T. V.'s, motor- cycles, and snowmobiles. One of the biggest changes in our history will come this Saturday, when we will close our Varna location, and consolidate all of our resources into our London location. This was not an easy decision to make, but We realized that it was necessary to centralize our opera- tion in order to do a proper job of expanding our horizons even further. All of the key Hully Gully people that you have come to rely on will be under one roof at the corner of Wharneliffe and Southdale. For your convenience, we've installed an in -watts parts line (1-800-265-0926) and a fax line (685-9870). We look forward to seeing all our old friends,, and making many new ones at Hully Gully in London. �/ Randy Collins ,� President ate_ V Hully Gully ANNOUNCEMENT PAUL ACKERT Mr. Fred Phillips, President of Lucknow District Co-operative In- corporated, announces the appoint- ment of Paul Ackert as General Manager of Lucknow Co-op effec- tive June 13, 1988. Paul was raised on a farm in the Holyrood area and has had exten- sive agricultural experience having formerly been in retail sales and crop consulting. Most recently he has successfully managed Listowel Co-op. Paul, his wife Cheryl and their daughter will soon move to the Lucknow area. Whitechurch Nature Nuts 4-H NEWS The Whitechurch Nature Nuts held their meeting on May 17 at Mrs. Elliott's. They talked about shelters, weather signs in- cluding temperatures, humidity, cloud types, air pressure and wind. Kathy Dow talked about campsite selec- tion, including sleeping area, cooking area, stoves versus open campfire, latrine area, garbage area, and storing food. The minutes were read by Marion Dow. Meeting number 3 was held at Mrs. Elliott's as well. Kathy Dow talked about safety outdoors and how to beware of poison ivy. They had as their guest speaker Eric Cleave, an ambulance driver from the Wingham District Hospital. He spoke on first aid. Mrs. Elliott talked about swimming on the trails and the drinking water. Kathy Dow then instructed on how to find a miss- ing person. The meeting ended with the 4-H motto. Meeting number 4 of the Whitechurch Nature Nuts was held on May 30 at Mrs. Elliott's. Mrs. Elliott talked about explor- ing nature. All members participated in the silent symphony and also on pieces of the rainbow. Kathy Dow demonstrated diversity of nature and photography. Mrs. Elliott discussed dangerous species. The group decided on their book covers. Minutes of meetings 2, 3 were read by Karen Elliott, and Kathy Dow. They closed with the 441 motto. Mildred McClenaghen, John McKinnon WHITECHURCH by Jean Ross attended the McClenaghen picnic on Sun- day last at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvery Moss of Plattsville. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Coleman of Van- couver visited last week with her brother Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghen, also visiting at the same home was Mrs. Jim McIntyre of the Sudbury area. () The Whitechurch U.C.W. of the United Church held their meeting on Wednesday, June 1 at the home of Mrs. Elora Sleightholm. Mrs. John Neilson gave the call to worship. Mrs. Pauline Adams read the scripture lesson from St. Luke and led in prayer. The topic on Christian Stewardship and finance was taken by Rev. Mr. Neilson and Mrs. Adams. Mrs. Neilson read an article on "Sharing the Journey". Rev. Neilson and Mrs. Adams read ar- ticles on how we can be a good Christian steward. Nine answered the roll call "How to be a good steward". The minutes of the May meeting were read, the collection and least coin were received. The business was discussed and Rev. Neilson thanked Mrs. Adams for her part in the meeting. Mrs. Farrier thanked the hostess. Rev. Neilson closed with prayer. Grace was sung and refreshments were served. Grandmother's meeting next Trinity UCW Trinity UCW held their monthly meeting at the home of Evelyn Hackett last week. Elizabeth Irvin, the president, called the meeting to order with a poem entitled "Love in a Home". Nancy Farrish and Suzanne Adrew were in charge of the devotion. The scripture lesson from Exodus 2:1-9; Proverbs 1:7 and 8 was read by Suzanne as well. Nancy gave the meditation entitled "Mothering Is a Full Time Job". , The roll call, a donation to the Friend- ship House in Goderich, was answered by 22 members. There were also three children present. The offering was receiv- ed and dedicated. Betty Ritchie gave a reading pertaining to Mother's Day. The services of the least coin was observed. Dora Alton was in charge of the study book. Isobel Hunter gave a reading about "Throwing Things Out" Elizabeth Irvin thanked those for their help at our Thank Offering. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Brenda Phillips gave the treasurer's report. Upcoming events include the Garden Party, June 7th from 5-7 at Brookside School; graduation din- ner, June 23rd. It was decided that a tied quilt be given to the Friendship House. Several ladies at- tended the special event in Listowel, South Kinloss' 100th Anniversary of WMS Lucknow United's Thankoffering. The next meeting is the Grandmother's meeting on June 9th at 2 p.m. at Annabelle Armstrongs. The president gave the benediction. The hostess and her committee of Isobel Hunter and Elizabeth Irvin served a delicious lunch. Two First Kingsbridge Guides were presented with the highest honour a guide can receive last week, the All Round Cord, at the annual Mother -Daughter Banquet held last Thursday. From left are Tammy Hogan; Evelyn Shand, Commissioner for the Klahanie District; Tony McQuail, School Board Trustee; and Amy Olson. (Pat Liv- ingston photo)