HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-11-10, Page 61
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resented Ta Knox ;
Rev. Nei McComhie
rn- "In the 'faith of our Lord and_`
to
Saviour Jesus arid, 'I now dal -
Presbyterian
i Rip- this. plaque bearing the.
l of Lewis: Set crest of.the town of ; Stornoway,
ty, owe i"thisso much".The and in the Isle of Lewis,, as a suit
to� whom, church
plaque was, presented by the Rev. `God,ableandmorigt to the Glory r
God, , : in the honour of our
D. Nell M[ bie who visited forefathers, the,Lewis: people who
settled . in this community, to
travelled" throughout Lewis-' and whose memory this memorial
plaque is _ now set;apart In the
name of the Father and of the,
Son and- of the Holy Ghost,
Amon". Mr.MacLeod' asked per-
1n'saion ,to: the dedication
said: , «��, bean in ex -Pro. - rept
volt... Donald Stewart's m Gaelic. Tube Rev Mr- McCool-
phaco•.
hers `where I was introduced hie comments, Ministers some-
_ to irovr historicCoat of Arms the Woes- have "trouble in choosing
'Arms of.Stornoway'.;Ordinarily ; the right .text for a spec ial ' •oc.
one passes such things with cas-
ual interest but two "• things made:
my interest in the °Arms of Storn-
oway' more than casual First
� .' 'congregation in Presb- ; Church, .Ripley are the thin"� work together for good to
children and grandchildren of the them that love. God, to them who
St oway' amt a :year ago and:
In .a letter to the Stornoway
Gaaette, : the. only weekly paper
in the. IIe�, Mr..' MCConibie
casion.. There.. was • no• d�culty
on - this occasion. "Codi •Provid.-,
ence Is 'Our Inheritance"' was the
great theme and Romans 8.28
y Knoxby the text; "And we 'know that all
Lewis 'settlers. who came. to: thus ';. are called according : to Is-pur--.
- c;>ony we affectionately call ;per-' . Mr ' MacLeod preached
home and Canada. . the sermon. drawing from his irr
• t timate' knowledge of the great
The' second • thing that ,made the ' truth." Rev. Mr''. McCombie • , af-
`Arms of :Stornoway' ,of more than- ter his visit' to Lewin said, . "This
'casual interest :was motto it' experience that
t�was- a memorable,
Inheritances Providence Is Our I will .ever treasure.' Highland
bears " en oP
ibou to�bave .such a la e m hospitality' phrase one often
-.Inheritance": ow a r i p ty' is a..
Wit; • • p qu hears but now I can: say 4 know
the Church." • , , . ' • • ; exactly what it means, and hay -
After - the presentation. of the mg• known it , I am much richer
plaque, the x dedication was inade ' .
by the Rev: Roderick MacLeod .
of Lucknow, Ontario ° who might- % PUT "SEI4I JNELADS : TO .WORK.
any, comes from .'F_arris. He said,. FOR Yml .- PHONE 52S-313•
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W.I. Rally Held � � »•«»•
At Pikerton � J. E. MacDonald
pN Y V+ ° '1S*, Is
Bruce County. Women's 'Insti-
tute.
Inti
tute. held` their -'annual fully., on
Thursday, October 21st. Pinkerton
branch: as hosts entertained in.
Pinkerton United Church.
dine was chairman, using Hmcar
Mrs James Rown ..
la8�her
theme, "Wider • Horizons." 150.
members from t h e 61 Institute
Brancheg represented, . t b e 1600;
me An Wtiitech�� •Mrs:
Em present-
ed the Bruce County Scholarship
to two young ladies, Miss 'Grace
Ann MeDougall of Lucknow, who
-is noivtaking' a course in •HOme
Economics at Kemptville and Mlss
June Ackert of ' Holyrood, who is
taking a nurses training course
in London. In Ness 'MacDougal 's
absence, Miss Ackert ` made a
most gracious reply, thanking all'
and told of the : good' work done
byInstitute 441 leaders in help-
ing them .with.their: honours. Mrs.
G. Holm, Home Economist, told
of` the 441 work accomplished by
550 young girls in our county. 77.
won .county honours and ':26 pro-
vincial honours in the' last, year.
She. thanked the mothers• who : gave
of their time and interest . to help.
our young. girls prepare • for the
future. Mrs '•O. Gateman, 'South-
ampton, told of the work of the
Tartan Committee Hating t h e
Bruce Tartan designed and reg-:
istered• in Scotland,'",plana'are now
being. made to' have the Tartan
ton china and souvenirs. Any pro-
.
it from this' venture will be used
for, `a scholarship to help ' educate
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ter..` . •
Mrs. Bryan Greig, Lions: Head, ,i`
Warden of • Bruce anda charter
member ' of Institute, was guest,
speaker. She explained man y
points of ; county council:. affairs.
How' committees were formed and
their duties. She stressed "Never
be afraid to bring your 'problem
tounty . council If it . is worth
while, they will give you' their at-
tention and: help:" A, group of la-
dies , from Tara and" Wiarton . pro-
vided music for . the :day,
Mrs. Donald ; Blue gave a re-
port on the museum. Mrs. Maun
dreli' .of ' Southampton, : president. of
Grey -Bruce .Area, told of the Ar-
ea Convention in Owen Sound . No-
vember 16th . and -17th.. Mrs. Mc -
Cosh' of Ripley installed the slate
of officers for 1965-66_ as follows:
past chairman;' Mrs. Jas. Rowe,
Kincardine; • chairman, Mrs. Wil-
mer 'Rlbey,' North Bruce; 1st vice
chairman, Mrs: Horace C.1 a r k,
Paisley; 2nd vice chairman, . Mrs.
Percy Radbourne, Owen Sound;
3rd . vice. chairman, Mrs.. Francis
Gemmell, South Bruce; sec-treas.,
Mrs; Emerson Crawford, ' Port El-
gin; ass't . sec. tress., : Mrs. Har.,
vey' Sparks, Tiverton;'. public re-
lations,. Mrs -W. D. Jacklin, him=
wood; F.W:I.O. board members,
Mrs. Fred:: Moyer, Owen Sound,
Mrs: D. McCosh, Ripley; audi-
tors, Mrs. Morris McDonald, .Mrs.
Spence McLean.. '
MONDAY:
Flintstones 6:30. p.m..
Bewitched. 8:00 p.m.
Andy Griffith 8:30 p.m
'Country' `Music Hall
9:00 p.m.
Big Valley ;10:00 p.m,
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