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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-12-06, Page 120 0 12—Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 6, 1989 a.A 11dcDOPJ AGH GIC Rates REAL ESTATE INSURANCE LTD LUCKNOW 3,4&5Yrs ifiORES 0ALL I N ISTEDITS COMMITIBIEINIUNED QIEiNC TIMI�IElMiir4E YM �Aatetawi LUCKNOW - Lot 78.5 x 2523', hydro and water. *H4.0tML INVESTMENT'S 524.2773 GODER(Cli 1400-285-5503 200 ACRE hog & beef farm. 170 workable, 2 upright silos, 2 steel granaries, implement shed, 4 bedroom home, combination fur- nace. Priced to sell. Listings Wanted FRLSKR MacK1NNON 528-3013 BARRY McDONAGH 528-3821 DAVID MacKINNON 395-2483 call Sheila Gibson 395-3644 Evening Appointments Available The Village Of Luckn•ow "cK$O•A No Parkin As per by-law #9 of 1989, there is absolutely NO PARKING on any street in The Village of Lucknow between the hours of 1:00 A.M. to 6:00 A. M. from November 1st, 1989 to March 31st, 1990. This law will be strictly enforced. Minimum charge is $15,.00. The Village of Lucknow B.M. Whitcroft Clerk -Treasurer Sulk *Candies *I'eanuts CIio.oIate. *Spices *Baking Supplies Also Footwear Unit four enjoys arm chair tour tibrough Europe Unit I Unit I of the Lueknow United Church Women met November 28 at the Sepoy Apartments with 12 members and five visitors present. Deanna Reavie opened the meeting with a Yuletide Poem. The roll call was Name a Christmas Custom from another country. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and the treasurers report given. The mystery jar offering was a penny for every Christmas card sent or received. Deanna Reavie read a poem, How Long Should I Give. The Least Coin from The Netherlands was participated in. Grace Gibson opened the program with a thought in keeping with the theme Christmas customs. Evelyn Cook at the piano led in the singing of Christmas carols. Edna Alton read the scripture followed by the meditation, Christmas Means Gladness by Grace Gibson. Lois Walden gave Christmas Customs from other countries. A reading, The Key by Edna Alton was followed by Christmas numbers played by Elsie Houston at the piano. Prayer closed the meeting. A social time was enjoyed. Unit II On Tuesday November 28, the last meeting for the year, eleven members of the Lucknow United Church Women met in the Church Parlour. A reading, entitled, "Christmas Vision", was read by Marion McFarlane to open the meeting. The Roll Call was answered by a favourite Carol and why. The Minutes were read and approved, also the Treasurer's report. Ella Hackett moved that we donate the money from our birthday jar to the House of Bruce, Kincardine, seconded by Edna MacDonald. The list for Christmas Friendship was read and four members offered to visit and deliver a small gift to several very special members of our Unit. The dates of special future ,meetings were announced. A discussion was held concerning the Units for the coming year and all prefer- red Two Units. The birthday jar was passed for Margaret Cameron and the jar for the Least Coin and the prayer repeated. The Devotional part of the meeting opened with the Scripture reading Luke Ch. 2 verses 1-14 by Noma Campbell. The Meditation entitled "Christmas" was given by Edna MacDonald, stressing the real meaning of Christmas andto keep it in our hearts, followed with prayer. Each member told of an event they remembered from. a Christmas in the past and favourite readings. Several Carols were sung with Mary MacGillvary at the piano. Edna MacDonald closed with a humorous reading entitled "When Santa danced a jig." A social time was enjoyed and a delicious lunch served by the Committee in charge. Unit III The ladies 3 enjoyed a delicious pot Iuck .. at the home of Allene Bradley on November 28. Anna Mae Hunter presided for the meeting with the theme "Christmas" The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Eleven members answered the roll call with a Christmas verse or tradition. The treasurer's report was given by Anna Dexter. The collection was taken and the birthday jar was pass- ed, also the collection of the Least Coin was gathered and the prayer given. Lois Goodhue gave a report on Citizen- ship, Anna Dexter for Supply, Mary Black gave a readiq from a paper "Do- ing our part Recyc ", and also told of the plans for gifts for the shut-ins at Christmas. The announcements were given by An- na nna Mae "Hunter, ,Ruth Pritchard read the scripture on the Wise Men. Mrs. Hunter readthe devotions with the singing parts of several carols between parts, and she closed with a prayer, Vi ,Arnold gave a reading "Tis Christmas". Our , unit voted in favour of two units rather than three for next year. We enjoyed Christmas music by Edith Webster and Jean Conley. Anna Mae CHURCH News closed with a prayer, Let us pray tis Holy Christmas Day. We repeated the Benediction. Unit 4 Unit 4 of Lucknow United Church Women held their Christmas meeting on Tuesday, November 28 with an atten- dance of 17 and four visitors. Wilda Campbell opened the meeting with a call to worship. Ann Anderson gave a reading, Let us think of Christmas. Kay Crawford read the scripture and the meditation on Hope was given by Marg Finlay and she followed with prayer. Mrs. Campbell read an article on The Birth of Christ and gave a Christmas Prayer. The program was interspersed with the singing ofmss carols with Laura Lee Cayley at�t hd' piano. Mrs. Campbell introduced the guest speaker Mary MacDonald of Ripley. Mrs. MacDonald and her daughter Cor- rine had a three week holiday tour this past summer through Europe and the Eastern Block countries, touring Moscow and Leningrad. They also visited the Scandinavian countries, 4000 miles in all, of which 250 miles was by sea. She described the different countries, the food, the people and their customs. Mrs. MacDonald's talk on their holiday tour was most interesting. She was thanked by Mrs. Finlay and presented with a gift. Christmas customs in other lands, namely France, Belgium, Holland and the Scandinavian countries was given by Mrs. Finlay. Mrs. Campbell gave the customs in Germany and Poland and Mrs. Crawford the customs in Russia Mary Boyle, unit leader, presided for the business, opening with a poem. The roll call was answered with a Christmas wish. Fellowship of the Least Coin was con- ducted by Mrs. Finlay with a Voice from Jerusalem, followed by prayer. Reports were given by treasurer, Mildred Cameron; citizenship, Kathleen Collyer;community friendship, Kay Crawford; Christian education, Marion McFarlane and amnesty, Laura Lee Cayley. The meeting was closed with the min pah benediction and a social time enjoyed. Novice house league showing improvement On Friday December 1, Wingham came to Lucknow for an Exhibition game against the Novice house league. Wingham, .determined not to lose a se- cond game to Lucknow, struck quickly, scoring with only seven seconds showing on the clock, and again less than two minutes later to go into an early 2-0 lead. Just before the end of the first period, Richard Walke put Lucknow on the scoreboard after taking a pass from John VanDiepenbeek. Despite many excellent saves by Lucknow's goalie Jordan Andrew, Wingham was able to score twice more in the third period before Conor McDonagh's hard work paid off as he carried the puck up the ice, handing off to Daryl Aitchison, who found the net for his second goal of the year. Final Score Wingham 4, Lucknow 2. Although they lost this one, the Lucknow team is .improving with each game played, under the patient coaching of Allan Andrew, Jim McGee and Rod Havens. Lucknow's next scheduled game is Thursday December 7 when the team travels to Belmore for their first meeting of the year. ,.