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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-09-16, Page 10PrAE T,1' . THE LUGICNOIM SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO NWTEcHURCH (Intended For, Last Week) , This .community extends their sincerest sympathy, to Mrs. Camp- ; bell Thompson in the loss of her • • husband; to Patricia, Joanne,. Mr. and, Mrs. Donald Thompson, his mother Mrs. Robert Thompson and to ;his, sisters and brothers. .The September meeting of the U, C. W. was held at the home; of Mrs, George Mitchell. Quiet music was played preceding. the meeting :by ' Mrs,' Garnet Farrier. Mrs. Mitchell opened the . 'meeting; and took charge of the worship 'part of the meeting in , place of Mrs. Russel .Purdon • who wds: unable to attend. The. Hymn Jesus .with Thy Church Abide was read as a scrip tore reading. The Lord's PraYer wasrepeated in unison. An inter-_ esting missionary' storywas ' read by. Miss Winifred Farrier. Mrs. Mitchell read a story on evangelic work and stated that a' personcould do a little evangelistic work .themselves. Mrs. W. •R. Farrier ,played hymns Mrs. Coffin was incharge of the Study Book and gave an . interesting chapter. on Opportunit and ended with a. humorous • dory concerning a Sunday School Teacher. Mrs. Milan • Moore presided for the business. The Roll Call ,'was answered by a 'Biblical .versecontaining the ;word "Learn". The minutes were read and approved., The .. financial • Statement • was given: A' " letter from; Brucelea :'.Haven:: informed the U. C. W. their 'date to provide a varied programme . andlunch at the Home would 'be September 9. Another , ' ` announcement ' was that ' Dr. Norman McNairn would be at Goderich Summer School on Saturday and would bespeaking of God and His Purpose There • will be training days for ;leaders, to be ` held at Wesley Unitied Church Clinton; . Plans .. for the next meeting and `. the Thankoffering:::were , made.` It was decided . to have a travelling basket. at .each meeting. The host- ess was thanked and a' socialtine enjoyed during lunch . / Visitors with' Mrs. Claude Coffin and, John were 'Mr.. Alex Coffin ''Galt and his friend. Mr; ''Cliff • Wells; Hespler, Mr. and Mrs.. Allan Coffin and Kirk Kitchener, ;Mr. and Mrs. George ' Coffin Sharon '• and . Cindy Galt,Mr. and Mrs. Peter Coffin' Scott 'Joe ' and ` Mark Elmvale: Mr. John Coffin spent the 'sum- mer holidays with' the Student. Military: Highland: Light Infantry of ` Galt and receiveda certificate for passing all exams and tests. Mr: Gary Willis . Streetsville, spent the holiday with his mother Mrs., Doris Willis.. • . • ' • Mr. and . Mrs. Cameron Sim- mons and Lonnie of 'London visited on the ; holiday with Mr. '. • Charles Martin, Mr..and, Mrs. Ezra Scholtz, Mr. and. Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw and family.. . • ti . Mr. and Mrs. Donald; Gray and', Tommy of Londonspent . the week- end with Mr... and Mrs. Tom Ma goffin'° and 'on • Monday, Bonnie and Donald who: spent the past week here ; returned 'home • • with their pa>ents. ' • Mr. and Mrs. Andrew . Straughan of Goderich spent , Sunday with Mrs. Jas. Laidlaw. Mr. and. • • Mrs. ' George' Walker, • Mrs. Wellings of Wingham visited on Tuesday with Mrs. Cecil. Snyder of Ayr. Mrs. Snyder • (nee Annie Nesbitt) was • a former teacher in the community. ' . ; Little Miss Cassie . Walker, of Teeswater is., visiting with .her. • grandparents Mr. and 'Mrs. George Walker. • Mr: and 'Mrs. Stati Ray have purchased the farm owned by the late Jack Gillies, which was pur- • chased after his death • by Miles St'. Marie. ` ' • . ' Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer, • Kevin and Allan of Streetsville, spent the holiday ,,week—end' with his 'mother Mrs. Cecil Falconer. Mr. and Mrs.' •l•#ughie 'VicMillan,. Gregory, Paul. and David of Sarnia, Mr: and •Mrs. George Tiffin,. , of Lucknow, were" Sunday . •visitors with .Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin and Miss Myrtle Dawson. Mr. 'and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan returned home as Mrs. A J. Walker had to be ,admitted to Wing - ham and District Hospital Mrs, George Thompson visited, ,Sunday in War Memorial Hospital London with her son Charles who recently had an operation, for ruptured. appendix. Mrs, Thomp- son reports Charles is improving'.. Mr,: and. Mrs, °Russel Pardon, were in London .on Sunday where. Mrs Purdon was admitted to Victoria Hospital :for a check-up, Mrs.. Mary Chapman Sr., ' who recently suffered a fall •in her home and .recently wasadmitted to Wingham and District Hospital, is improving. The many friends' • of all those confined to Hospitals 'Wish ' all a f. very '.Speedy return' to health: Visitors , with, Mr. and ,:Mrs, George Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Milan Moore were Rev., and Mrs. George Watt, Wendy, Donald, Valerie, Virginia, Heather and Melanie .of Oakville, Dr, and Mrs. Donald Watt, David, George, Vick- ie and Elizabeth, Vancouver, Mr.. and Mrs..Archie Watt; Linda and Lorraine of Toronto, 'Rev. Robert Watt, Robert Jr', and James of Toronto, • Whitechurch' Juniors won the first game of the best of 3 series in Junior. , C OASA zone semi- finals by a score of 5 to 1 over South. Buxton in. Merlin on. Saturday night. September 5. Wayne, Farrier, allowed 2 'hits and struck out 1,2. Ken Houston.: and Wayne Farrier collected. 3 hitsa, piece while Alex Craig and Bill. Robinson each had a double.. ` ;• R Whitechurch , 203 000 000' 5 8 2 South Buxton . 100 000 000 1 2 2 WEDNESDAY# SEPT. lith,; 190, Farrier and •Skin, Guy and. zivrist, ' The second game will be played. in Wingham Ball ;Park, Saturday evening September 12 at .$:30; Boss: Does your . wife know y u're bringing me home for din- ner?• Clerk; Shei . suredoes. We` , : argued about : t on, the phone ;for an hour. 11T'It''RE • special message to X11 pa�en�s of boys and. girls iovv in high school • fou can guarantee y O. tit youngster's Cn�legeEducafion in partners 11 B. wiativaraumaie pli e -insured plan.fo A comprehensive, f : • p Ifyou are likemost parents with: children in ' high school, you. are probably wondering how . you are `goingto meet :eet the costs of financ- ing your 'youngster's; college .edu- cation. To help parents solve this. problem, the Bank of Montreal has introduced its University Educa tion, Programme -the first life- insured plan of its kind in Canada. Under this comprehensive pro- gramme, parents, guardians and sponsors of' high-school students canspread the cost of .a university education over periods of, up to nine years, thus keeping monthly payments to amounts they can of ford • without hardship. ' And the cost to the parent is only a • fraction of the interest paid on a strdig►,ht loanprogramme. HOW;THE,PROGRAMME WORKS Under the basic' plan, theparent agrees ft;make monthly 'payments to the Bank starting; say, two years be- fore the student; enters university; and terminating, one year after grad - . rad• 'uation. In return,the parent receives an annual sum from the Bank .at the start of `each' of 'the four. university°. financinga college education for: boys and girls now in high school VARIANTS OF. THE PLAN Several optional plans are available. under the programme; and these vary as ',fa the number of years in which the parent wishes to make monthly payments, as well as to the; amount reiquired annually for university ex- penses. Plans are based-on_objectives, ranging from ,$1,000 to $8,000 pay- able to ;the parent in four annual: instalments. Here is..an:example of, Iow one ,of the basic plans can be varied to suit your needs: OBJECTIVE 44,00o To be paid to the parent in tour mutual amounts of S1,060 each 0pfioNs YOU•PAY MONTHLY PEBIODS.OF PAYMENT YOUR PAYMENTS. BEGIN Plan A$49.55 • 7 years . . 2 '-care before university. Plan B 42.78' 8 yearn 3 Years '. before university. ; 4, years before university • Plan C 37,56 • 9 yearn LIFE -INSURANCE FEATURE' If the parent • concerned should die after the start of thee` programme, the' funds•fer.education ,speci-. fied in the agreement will be advancedby the Bank each year without any`f:ur ther,payments being 'made years. • by the family or the estate. • 'Istic OF: ONT-gt.i44,-. Wt1'14 CANAtj'.I'Arl, • HOW TO JOIN THE PROGRAMME• . . See the people at your neighbour-, hood B of M branch. You will re- ceive a e-ceive'a warm welcome'frorn a staff who will be ' pleased ' to give•ydu further details and to help 'you , select a :plan suited to your needs. Ask: for yortr copy of the Bank of Montre� University Education Programme folder.. 4 W y'. e •I P.S. If you need` help infinancing a student already in University or planning to'. register •this year—thlk to. your B of M Manager. Chances are he can. arrange a • tuition loan with 'extended• payments adapted' to your: • .circumstances. ., • N IN It ;i• WA. - OP LIP t N i:•0'1 • 7 :J