HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-10-12, Page 11I
Because of the ''thanksgiving
olida<y,, it was necessary to hold
eports of regular Church Meetings
ntil next week. r .
SuixesSfUtlkction. BiMe School* met
To 'Discuss Improvements dor Future
(Contributed By The Lucknow
Ministerial Society) '
A meeting was held last week,
Wednesday , ,.in order to present the
inancial statement of the Lucknow
rid district Vacation Bible School.
'The meeting :was likewise used as
an opportunity to exchange ideas
and opinions as .to possible improve
ents, and future Vacation Bible
Schools...
:..
The Financial picture: s� as fof ll. ow,.
Offerings received fromthe child-
Viten and: during the final. program
amounted to.$180.56. The total
'cost of our Vacation Bible School
4292.99' . The difference $112 43
;which is to be divided'among'the
,four denominations, Certainly
this is a picture that speaks for its-
elf and we are grateful 'that so
. much could be done.at'such; little
'
:cost, •
' Opportunity wasthen givento
make. remarks.' It was felt that
}dote time could be given to music
'and song, that the recreation per
iods were�in need of supervision •
and .definite ' programs . Materials
'were discussed; and various ideas
*ete'were' given,.
} The meeting wasious ideas
g•
and afterglow All have enjoyed..:
this work, and so; did our commun—
ity, and we hope, the children,'
t was indeed one of the finest .
iings'thaf our 'churches were* able' •
to do this. May we find encourage-
ent;in this to do it again next
Mar. and broaden our vision to
ore interests ;in our community,
'' We'wish. to: take this opportunity
nce more 'to express our gratitude
to all parents who gaveof their
me and brought us their children;
ikewise to every one that worked
With us, and to' those that afforded '
as thismagnificent opportunity.
"We_enjoy the._Sentinel.and
ways look for names of people we
'know. There have been lots of
'changes in •the last twenty. years";
}Says Mrs.. Art Cann of London in •
'advising us of their change of
ddress to 135 1/2 Mamelon' St:
Askaboutconvenient departur
and return times
(Kinlough News) •
The H, W. I, met inthe hall with
Mrs. •Lloyd Ackert'an. d Mrs. Sam
farmer as hostesses.'' Mrs.. 'Harold,;
e
etin
Haldenbypresided and them g
opened with the ode and Mary ° .
Stewart Collect. Standing;
Committee reports were given. Th
committee to arrange the
Remembrdnce Day service on Nov-
ember lith is Mrs; Raynard Ackert,
Mrs: Alex Percy, Mrs, Ellwood.
Elliott, Mrs. Sam Farrnier.. The
Bruce County Rally will be held at
' W iarton on October .29th . with Mrs.
Lyman Sutton delegate.;Roll call
"A new product on the market 'and
;:my reaction to:it" Mrs. Jack
Ackert and Mrs Lyman Sutton .re=
ported. onsthe 4-H clubs. Mrs, u
Lloyd Ackert (program .convener)
gave the topic on. "the production
of Sunflower oil and its uses': This
was very interesting; Mrs. Frank
Maulden delegate to the Area Con;.
vention at Lucknoww also: gave an
interesting report. Anne Ackert
favoured •:with a.•piano solo
Mrs. Charlie' Murray gave the
m otto"The farifn is the food .factory:
of the nation, Lets keep the assem-
bly 'line rolling" and also conduct-
ed the naming leaves contest.
These were both well'. prepared;
Miss.Edna Boyle and Mrs;.. Harold
Haldenby had the highest number
of points. Mrs.• Raynard Ackert
gave:a reading on Thanksgiving.
The .meeting closed with God
save the .Queen and Grace. Lunch
was served by the hostesses. The
directors were,Mrs. Lloyd Ackert
and Mrs., Charlie Murray who
arranged the program,
TODAY'S SMILE. ' •
Mr Newlywed: You mean: there's:..
only cheese, for dinner?.
:Mrs . Newlywed• Yes dear •.
When the chops caught fire and •
fell into the dessert:, I'. had to use
the ' soup to put out'the fire.
Delores Whitby
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(Guide News) -
At the -regular meeting: of theAst.
Lucknow Guide Company, onfri-
day 'evening,' a;horseshoe was for-
mei by the. Guides afterroll call
and the Canadian flag was present-
ed.. P. L:, Barbara 'Wilkins of ;the
Bluebird Patrol then. presented. .
reef u t Delcres‘ Whitby to Captain.
Mr`s',. J. 'McKCim to be enrolled.'
ism and wit
Delores Mode la's. •
presented.' with her tendo foil pin
by Lieutenant, Mrs. Pon Thompson.
Following `this ceren ony. the COM,'
PAY fofned repeating the Guide
Prayer and .the flag was snatched
off,
The following badges were pres-
ented - Brenda Ritchie, Home
Nurse and Child Care; Barbara
Wilkins. Pioneer; The.Swallows
had the highest points at Roll call,
While in patrol;. oorners', a wild
flower competition was held.
Which was*** by the RObin p '
roi. A game., gtalker'!rrootstepav .
Was played the copy and
severi0x pa `their S,:01, thg
tog.
'hanks to +estops orr ss
Susan Rall., Joirpc. , b+tsteil' arnd Mary
Jardine, an limitation Campf e
:inside the closing scene mere real- ,
i tfc. DDurii gp f ire, which, was
lard by Unda' ale. Captain ea -
plain the meaning of a gum'
"Duty to God" .. The meeting
closed With taps,.
BUNGLE YOUR ROOF NOW
Wa, will supply asphalt shingles, nails , and labour,
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FOR SAS LOVA' AS $11.50 PER, SQUARE
Singly, his hot is that of a s rviC man,
a :sportsman a - man • of th..•. 'ssa, a scout-
master, a businassmati, a ...cowboy,. a. far ri
•a .construction Worker
Mondays — Mogs, ..In: by 4:11 p.m.
CATTLE, CALVES and LAMBS, EVERY DAY,
• • EXCEPT SATURDAY
We do Curing and Smoking' , . Beef, .Pork and Lamb.
Sold Whole, Half or quarter, .. For Borism • Service,-„
And Lower Prices' Ripley .100.,
CHAS, HOQISMA - Prop,
`THill ADVVR?ISEMEHT IgROUGNT To YOUPUi1LIC: $GJtInce QY