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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-09-16, Page 11• WEDNESDAY,.. SEPT,. 16th, 1964, OLIVET NEWS THE, LUCKNGW SENTIN,EL,.• :LUCK!1QW,, 'ONTARIO RAGE ELEVEN Reverend Frank Stone of Port Arthur,, representing the Ontario Temperence Society; supplied. in. Olivet United Church on Sunday in the absence of Reverend George Ball, . Mr, and .Mrs, Gerald Colling: at- tended the Western Fair in Lon- don while Brian and Paul spent a couple of days with Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Colling, ' Ernie and Sharon, e Congratulations are in order for Mr, and Mrs. Howard McGuire of Stratford who were married on. September fifth, Mrs, ,McGuire is the ' former Annie, Borden. Both. are former : residents of Olivet.. Congratulations , also for Mr,. and Mrs._ Robert Orr (nee Mary Roul ston), whose wedding took place on September 12. • Mr. and Mrs. Harry Colling at- tended' ttended' graduation exercises ' a t Brantford Hospital on Thursday, when Miss Karen' Estrick- was among. the graduates. Mr. :and. Mrs. Norval 'Stewart �kk and Helen. White attendedthe i wedding of : Miss Nancy McGugan in Brantford on Saturday. Miss Sharon Coiling was organ- ist on . Sunday in the United, Church. • • Miss Mary White, , R,N,A,, of Kitchener, spent a week's holi- day at. her home here. 'Mr, James McNairn of ' Sea forth visited on Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar White and fain - fly. : - • Miss . Phyllis Clayton of Strat- ford spent. the week -end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Herb Clay- ton and Lynn. Miss ` Marie Hamilton visited at the week=end with her mother, Mrs. Jean .Hamilton in Hamilton, Miss Helen White entered Wing-. ham and .District Hospital school of 'nursing assistants, on Monday.. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs, ' W. T. Roulston and Jack on 'SUnday were: Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mc- Guire, • c-Guire,:' also Misses Edna, Shirley and Debbie Borden, all of Strat- ford. SiLVER LAKE W.I, Members of the Silver Lake W. I,. met at the home of Mrs. Stanley Cooper for their September meeting. The president opened. the Meeting with the Ode and Mary Stuart collect, Mrs Cooper 'read the scripture. - Mrs, John Hodgins,, introduced. the speaker Mr. Congdon who gave a very enlightening talk on the work and benefits of the Children's Aid Society, Mrs,. Mabel Campbell and Mrs. DorisMoulton were appointed to :,' attend the W. `L Rally to be held at Arkwright. The area convention is to held at Wiarton. Reports of the standing commit- tees were given by Mrs, Wm. Camlbell,: Mrs. Young, Mrs. Coop- er and Mrs, Mabel 'Campbell, Mrs, Glenn Young conducted a contest. The motto, "There is magic in. a word of praise" was written by Mrs. Roy Moulton and read by Mrs. John Hodgins. The meeting . closed • with the "Queen" • and Mrs, Hedley and Mrs. Smith served lunch. AMBERLEY Unit, tie of. the U.C.W..of Pine River United Church held ' their meeting • on Tuesday afternoon of last week with an attendance of twenty-seven. Mrs. Leonard. Ir- win presided ya rid opened' 'the meeting with the call to worship and hymn. The roll callwas an- swered, with a Beatitude. After the business period, ' the program convener . Mrs.. George. Wightman gave .a reading and prayer. After a hymn, the scripture reading and meditation was given ' by SiIverlake 4-H Club . • The lstmeeting of the Silver' lake 4-H Homemaking club unit, Sleeping Garments 'was held on. Monday, the 31st of August. The leaders,i Mrs.. Tom :McDonald and Mrs. Clarence Moulton showed the girls, different materials and how to choose the better ones for use in making their sleepwear.. It was decided that the •next meeting' would be held on Tuesday, September 8. • uarantee ernmeflt of Canada::: Purpose: The purposeof the Canada Student Loans 'Act is to.,facilitate. bank loans for 'students whoneed,financial helpto continue full-time studies beyond secondary school level .at Universities and other 'educational' institutions. • Who can apply: Any Canadian citizen, .oranyone resident in. Canada for one year who intends., to live. in Canada after completion of studies, may apply for a' loanunder the Act. An. applicant must .be enrolleda orintend to enroll as a full-time student at an educational institution: approved by provincial authorities;, and .must meet the standards, of .academic qualification and financial need established by the, student loan authority in the Province, in which he applies: Depending. upon individual circumstances and financial need, loans up to $:1;000'a .year may be made, with a maximum of $5,000 during a student's' academic career. • The Provincial Authority receiving applications and deter-) miningeligibility will. issue a certificate to 'each 'eligible student stating the, maximum' amount the student nay'.borrow: This Certificate: of Eligibility is required' before a studentcan arrange a Oo' ernment Guaranteed. Student' Loan with, the bank of his, choice Amount of loans : Repayment.:' Interest-1{ree and Delayed.'Repayment Period ' To assist students,°+the interest on loans during the ;period .a student•conti:nues ' full-time studies, and for six niont'hs thereafter, will.tie paid by•the Government 'Of Canada,. During. this' same periodno,repaynient of principal is required, nor . will, any Service charge' or feebe payable by the student. • Method, of Repayzpent • Borrowers will begin -to pay' interest 'and to repay loans six months after they `cease, to be full-time students.. The current /interest rate to students is 53/4 6/. per annum. Norinall.the repaymentperiod will be five to ten ears. Borrowers y,,_.. y have the.right to repay loans in part or in full at.any time without penalty.` /here to apply: 1 . Life Insured eb .. In the event of the death of a borrower responsibility onsibility for repayment ment of the loans will be assumed •.. y the Government ofCanada A list . of. approved educational . institutions in . Ontario is contained in a brochure re now available at banks,, universities and other educational institu- tions. Ontario residents planning to attend one of these institutions •should apply, directly to that institution for a Certificate of Eligibility: Ontario residents ,planning to study •in other provinces or countries should • direct enquiries to f, Department of University 'Affairs, ,Suite 600, 344 Bloor Street West, Toronto, i The above notes•are based upon the Canada Student. Loans Act, 1964 pnd.are for reference only. the Act. ' • All applications and loans are• subject to t/refull terms and conditioi:s of 0 4 TUDENT LOANS AC . CANADA Mrs- Sam ',Snobolen and the Lord's Prayer in unison. Mrs. Sam,Gib- son gave a. reading, and.. organ. music "My Ain Countree" by Mrs. ' William ° Courtney., -Mrs. Eldon Bradley!gave an interesting read- ing on "Sleeping in. church. The Study Book on India was taken by Mrs. John ;Ferguson. Chapters were read on "Thechurch in the agricultural areas of India," After ,,the hymn "Jesus keep me near the cross;" Mrs. Wightman closed the meeting with the benediction. At the lunch hour : Mrs,. William Hooey, who attained her ninety- first birthday, was . guest of hon:.' our. Mrs. John. Reid reada poem entitled "Mother." Mrs. -Hooey was presented with a bouquet of white gladioli : and birthday cake. Happy birthday was sung 'and a social time was enjoyed. Present..,, for the occasion were Mrs. Arthur . Smeltzer, Mrs. Murdock Mellon- ald, Mrs. Ella Gardner (the for- mer Ella McDonald) . of Ashfield, who is a niece of .Mrs:. Hooey and Mrs. Daisy " Endersby, both . of Medicine Hat,. Alberta, Mr.,'and Mrs. john. Blue and • Mr. and Mrs. Carl Funston spent a few days in Detroit last week. Mr. and Mrs. Blue visited their son Eugene, .who is a patient in Harpers Hospital following' a n accident in which his leg was crushed. • Miss Sheila Collins, who .has, • been employed at. .Elmer Umbachs drug store hi' Lueknow during. the . ' summer, left on .Tuesday for Ow- en 'Sound ' hospital where she will train •.for' a • . registered nurse. .Mrs. Ross Monro :of. Ipperwash visited for a` few days • with Mr. and Mrs. John Blue of the second concession. • , Mr and Mrs. Ernie McTavish entertained , the McTavish famil• - ies ` at , their . summer home at Amberley •beach ` recently. Rev.. Duncan McTavish 'of London,' who ° was celebrating a., birthday, was 'guest'of honour. Unit . two of Pine River United ,church held . their meeting 'on Tuesday ..evening of last week with' -a .good attendance. Mrs. Leo- ' nard . Courtney opened the meet- • ing.: with prayer. The roll call • was. answered with : a harvest text. The , scripture reading and ; - meditation was given by 4. Mrs. Carl Hooey., Mrs. George Mes- senger • . conducted : t h e worship Service.. : Prayers were given •by Mrs. G. :Messenger and :Mrs. Ron nie 'Irwin:. A , trio, consisting ` of • `Mnar y Elizabeth Walden, .Shirley Reid and Brenda Humphrey was . accompanied by. Mrs. Mur- ray Walden. Mrs. Ronnie Irwin gave an interesting reading on "Harvest Time." After the closing 'hymn and' benediction;, lunch was served in the Sunday' School ;room.. Sympathy is extended to Mrs.' • A. H. Johnston', of Stratford in the passing of her husband, Rev: . A. H. Johnston. Mrs.. Johnston . is the former Sara Jane McTavish' of -the second concession in the Olivet area,. Observed 91st Birthday ;A family gathering .. was held on Sunday • at' the ' home of Mr. and Mrs. Murdock McDonald' 'of the second concession of Huron,. When ' Mrs. William Hooey was honoured on the occasion: of : her ninety-first birthday. Thirty-three— members hirty threemember's of her . family • were pre- sent to enjoy` the day ' with her. Her nieces Mrs: Ella Gardner, and'. Mrs. Daisy Endersby 'both of Medicine Hat, Alberta,' who have been spending a few weeks visit- ing . relatives, were also;. 'among' the guests Congratulations are extended to - Mrs. Hooey by ' her • many friends. •Mr. and Mrs. Archie Courtney, visited on Sunday with' the Browns and Murdies . of Kitchener at their cottage , at Point Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nixon, sec- ond concession of Huron left the latter. part , of . the • week on a trip to the Western provinces. Mrs. W. McBurney of Bruce Beach was hostess. for the An- glican M7omen's Guild of Pine River on Thursday ,of last week. There w a s an attendance of twelve. Mrs. Gordon Emitierton .: presided for the ' meeting.:. Mrs. Reg. Godfrey continued the his- tory of ' hymns. Mrs. John Em-' merton gave a reading, Mrs. Ar- thur Smeltzer gave the scripture reading. After the • closing hymn and ' benedictionlunch was serv- ed by 'the hostess. •