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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, •LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
ye Perfe.ci Attendance wa s
now Presbyter$an SundaySchool
The presentation: of attendance
awards, was the highlight of the
service at the Lucknow Presbyteria
Church on Sunday when the Sunday
School, pupils' and teachers attend -
ed•the service as a body. •
Mrs. Bob.`Gilchrist, one of the
teachers, was in charge of the ser-
"' •vice:' Mrs. Don Robertson of Purple
;.Grove was guest speaker Awards.
were. presented by Dale, Haldenby,,.
Superintendent of the Sunday
School:, and Rev. Rod McLeod.
. ;A. Baptisrn service was .held for
Kelly Anne Becker, daughter of •
-Mr. and Mrs. Hank Becker of Lon-
don'.
The award system is es .follows; •
a pupil must, first attend : at least •
40 Sundays to receive a certificate
or a'seal, depending on the num
ber of years 'the pupil has, attended
the Sunday school. For, those. who
a'e more consistent in their att-
endance," namely at least 45 Sun-
days,,
Sun-
dy a s , the pupil will not only re-
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ceive a certificate or seal, but •
they also receive a pin or year
guard depending again• on the
number of years the pupil has been
attending the .Sunday School.
Some of the pupils,°are not satisfi•
-
ed at making 45' Sundays;. so they
went all out for a perfect attend
ance., 52 Sundays. This year 12
pupils had' perfect attendance
They were Ray, Cunniubharn ,
Stephen Haldenby; 'Jeanne Reid.,,
Allan -M. urray;,Kenneth' Reid; ,.
Jeffry•'Taylor, Sandra 'Johnstone,
Barbara Stanley, Melvin McInnes,
Marjorie'Murray ,, Joyce Johnstone,
Lynda Stanley;
The Session of the 'Church pre
sents a Bible each year to. the boy
'.
and girl attending church the
•
greatest nurriber of times'. Those
of special mentipn, for church.
'attendance were Judy Reid 52
times,' Mary 'E Henderson 51
.times!,Janet Cooke 46 times, 'Jim ;'
MacDonald .52 times, , NeillTey
for 52 times, 'Jim .'Henderson 49'
times Gary•Mclnnes 49 times:
Janet Cooke, daughter of
Jack Cooke end • Gary McInnes.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George.
McInnes were, the recipients of
tithe Bibles,a's the other • pupils had.
already received this award *her
years-, . .
The awards wereas follows;
Barry Elphick 45 Sundays
certificate, 1 yr. pin; Billie
Gibson 46, certificate, 1 yr. pin;' .:
Wayne McDonagh 51, •certificate.,
1d yr ' pin;Jo-Marie`McCormick,'
49, 2 yr. -Seel; . 2 yr Pitt: Ray
Cunningham' S2, :2 yr. 'Seal, 2: yr.
pin;Stephen laldenby 52'.certif=
irate, 1. yr , • pin;Torts . Henderson
47 , 2 yr , Seal,1 yr , pin;; Ahan
Stanley49,:2.yr. 'Seal, "2 yr.'pin;
Lynn .Elphick 46, certificate',, 1: yr..
pin; :Glenda Jarnieson. 43; 3 yr, ', r,
Seal; Dianne Nicholson 45•,. 2 yr.
Seal,_ .1 'yr pin; Etta Belle :Macc
Donald 42, certificate;: Jeanne
Reid, 52, 5 -yr. Seal, 5 yr,,.pin;
Ruth Henderson 49, 5 yr: Seal, .:
'5 -yr ; pin;' Brenda:Johnstone Si, ••
5, yr.. Seal, 5yr pin; MaryStanley'.
50, • 6 yr. Seal, ';6 ;yr. Guard,
•Michael McDonagh 50,':2 yr. Seal
'2 yr. spirt; Grant Gilchrist X50;' 2•.
yr. Seal, 022yr.• pin;; Gary: McInnes
49, 2 yrs- Seal, 2 yr pin;: Allan .•
Murray 52, :2 yr.Seal, .2. yr. pin;
Barbara Loree 45, certificate, 1'
yr ,pin Kimberly Haldenby.51,
certificate, 1 yr. in; Heather ' `
Nicholson 48,., 2 yr. Seal, 1 yr.'
pin; .Rhonda: G,ibson45, :Certificate
1' yr . pin; ,Patricia •Hoggart 43, -
certificate; •Annette ,Kirkland 50;
2 yrs. Seal, 2. yr. pin;. Donald
Whitby`50, certificate ,'.1 yr. pin;
Allan Nicholson '47„ 2 yr. Seal, 1,
:yr . pin; David Nicholson 47,.
certificate, 1 yr.:pin, Billy Three
• 50,, certificate; lyr ; pin; •Stanley
• Loree 46, certificate, 1 yr. pin; .
Kenneth•Reid 52, 6 yr.• Seal 6 yr.
paid; Jeffry Taylor, .52,5 yr. 'j
Seal, 5 yr .pian;, Joy Emberlin 47,
certificate, ,1 yr. pin; Mary'.Em-
berlir 45, 'certificate, 1: yr. pin;
Barbara: Hawthorne 44; 4 yr.' Seal;
'Cathy Jamieson 42, -7 yr. Seal;
Sandra Johnstone 52;)7 yr. Seal,
7• yr.. Guard; Brenda MacDonald
45';',i;4 yr, Seal, 4 yr. pin; Joanne
Nicholson 48, , 2,yr. Seal. l yr.
pin;".Stasia• Purney:40, 2 yrs. Seal;
Barbara 'St;aniey 52. 7 'yr: Seal
Tyr.. Guard; Bobbyloree 49, t
.Certificate, 1.yr, pin; John
Henderson .43, 9 yr. S"eal 'Ronald. ;
• MacDonald 47;9.yr. Seal, 9 yr.
Guard;, Allan Milne 49; 7 yr. seal,
6 yr. Guard;; Mel vin McInnes '52•, • i
6 yr. Seal, 5'yr... pin; 'Marjorie
Murray 52, ,2 yr, Seal, 2 yr. pin; 4.
Dianne Hatrthorne 42,.3 yr, Seal;
Gail Jamieson 43', 11 yr. Seal;,'..
Mary' Henderson 51, :ll yr. Seal,'. •1
II yr. Guard; Delores Whitby 46,
certificate, I yr . spin; Joyce John-'
Tax Arrears Are
Down Slightly'
HURON 'COUNCIL MINUTES.
Huron. Township: Councilmet on:
May 1st with all members; present.
Minutes of last meeting and special
meetings, were read: and, confirmed,.,
•:Dave Moore asked to be; relieved -
'of his duties as�Municipal Drain • In
spector ashehassteadywork on the
roads and council :accepted his re-
quest instructing the Clerk to adver
tise for another Inspector.
Glenn' Farrell•returned the •tax roll,
of 1966 showing $9".624.95 remain
ing uncollected and theTreasurer
'reported older arrears of taxes
. amounting to. $8 , 455 29 making a
total of '$18 , 080,, 24 'total tax •
arrears. which is slightly downfrom
previous. years. .
At a special meetingheld on
April 1Council decided to
notify
the Department of Municipal Aff-
airs 'that
ffairs'that we will •accept 'ownership 0
of wells and water systems in pro-.
posed, subdivisions•when approved
by the .Ontario Water. ReSources
Commission.
:Also -gave two readings to the
Am'berley 'Drain and called for ten-
ders for garbage collection:
Road accounts' for the month .of
April _were $10,133.95 and Town -
;ship accounts aniounted to
$1,,174:82.
Council adjourned until next re-
gular meeting on June '5th ..
•EARL TOUT..
CLERK '
St Joseph's Council held, their
May •meeting in Kingsbridge '
Separate 'School with 24 menbers
and one visitor present and • Mrs
,C. Reigling presiding •
ii was decided• to .pack.,a bale for
Combermere`- ` Diocese. Convention
is' May 24th and•25th'in Windsor.
Garden Party plans were, discussed
The date of the. Garden Pasty
usually 'held in July has been chan-
ged to. Sunday , August 6th due
to,.
Wbrq•
Centennial• Celebrations in'surroun-,
ding communities. Suggestions to
emphasise Centennial Year at the, ,
event by dress; 'decorations etc.. •..
would be appreciated.
There .will • be an exchange of
houseplants at the June, meeting.
All were in 'favour of holding a
bake sale third Sunday of each
Month after eleven' o' clock. Mass .•
.Mss.. Robert Howard 'was appoint:
• ed •lunch convener.,
At the June meeting there will' be'
,1;panel •discussion - ;What -does
C.W.L. mean to me?...
Meeting was adjourned and: lunch..
was served by: hostesses Mrs, Pete
Van Osch, •'Mrs.. Joe Van Osch,
-Mrs. . Antone Van Osch and Mrs.
Frank Reigling
•
atone 52; 10 yr.. Seal., 10 yr:
Guard; ``Lynda Stanley 52, 7 yrt
Seal; '7 yr. Guard; Janet Cooke . •
. 50, 2nd' Certificate, 8 yr'. Guard;
Carol Brown•50,'10 yr, iSeal, 10
yr, Guard i,.4urray`Johnstone.51'; a
Il yr. seal, • ll' y r , Guard; John ..
Ernberlin 50;,certificate; 1 yr. ' sin;
Jim'M3ac15onald 50, 12 yr. Seals:'
11 yr. Guard; Neill Taylor , 2nd
' certificate, 5 yr. pin; Donnie Mac
Donald; 47; .10 yr. Seal; 9 yr. .
Guard; Sharyn Mowbray, 43., 12 Yr.
Seal; Beverly MacDonald; 42, It yr.
Seal, Janet Carruthers 45, 9 yrs. .
Seal, $ yr. Guard;' Judy Reid 51, 14
yr Seal, 10 yr; Guard; Terry Tay-
ler' 48,. 9 yr. Seal •7 yr. •Guard;..
:Eric Taylor :47, 6' yrs, Seal, 6:yr,.
Guard; Jim Henderson 49, 12 Yrs.. •
'Seal; .10 yr,. Guard '
•
WEDNESDAY, 'MAY 17th,. 1967
SU N
Life inayraneeis the, one certain,
way a man of moderate ;meaps,'
can, plan:. for the security of his,
fancily on a permanent basis,
Let me' tell you how.
• 1 K1NAHAN
R.R.._ Luckiow.
Pion. Wingham .3577.1957 • '
LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA•.
KINLOUGE,
Mr. -and Mrs. Jim -Hunter of Zion,
visited, on Sunday with Mr', And -Mrs
'Don Gillespie, Ronnie and Cathy. '
Mrs. Harvey ' Hodgins of Holt,
Michigan spent; the week -end with.
relatives and: friends here
Mrs•, James Hodgins Sr. who has
been a patient in the W ingham and
District hospital for the past
two: weeks was able to return•horpe
on Saturday. •
The teacher Mrs.. Jaynes McEwan
and pupils touredthe village on;
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs.. Howard Whitesides;
Howard,. Brian and Kathleen of
Toronto spent.Satrirday with her
parents, Mr. arid. Mrs•: Arthur Hal-
denby.
:•S
Mr. and 'Mrs,: , Chris lark of Kir-
:
cardine "visited with Mr.` and Mrs; •
Bert Nicholson, Allan and . Lots.
Sunday visitors`w•ith Mrs, Gertru
Gertrude Walsh were Mr',' and: Nlrs,
Frank Currie, .Brenda and Darlene
.of Waterloo Card Avis of Guelph,
Mr. and Mrs: Miller Hartwick' and..
Wayne of .Kincardine, Mr; . and Mrs.
,Scott .Walsh,' Stephen, Debbie and
Sherry of .Carlsruhe.'
Mr and Mrs, Clare Sparlrng and-.
farnily:of Walkerton visited:on
Sunday with Mrand Mrs: George
Haldenby
Mr .; and Mrs' Norman Fry' and'
family of'Harriston were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs;. William
Haldenby. .
Mrs. Perry: Hodgins• is spending a
few days ':with' Mr: and Mrs:' Bob:
Brooks andinfantson at Winghain:..
David and •Allan,;Rhody were •
among those' who went on the :bus
trip to Expo, . returning home .on
Thursday morning.
Alex;. fewitt of Guelph •spent the
weekend athis home here. '
Elden Eckenswiller Jr. of London.
Was. home over, the :week -end.-
Mr, and Mrs'. Bert Nicholson ".
spent' an evening' during the'week.
.,
with Mr. and Mrs.. Howard Thom -
•pson
There .will be no service in 'the
y
Anglican •Church next Sunday and.
g
on May 28th ser vice and .Sunday •
School ,will, be at 11 O'clock. .
•Mr. -and d Mrs •
.
. Bert Nicholson. and
Lois spent Sunday afternoon with:
Mr. ..,and Mrs; Glen' Campbell at
Aniber.leY:
•
Weare; sorry torePp rt that Mrs.
Y
Elden Eckenswiller is a•patient ,.in
the Kincardine and District H sit'•
, • Mrs Mark :Johnston of Holyrood is
a patient in. the Wingham .and Dis'-
•trict. Hospital. '
:r .�:"•ri►«�:.����i��i� ate rw�i`'i•r
Whitechurch
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WHITECHLIRCH. NEWS
• The Whitechurch U.C.W. held
their meeting ion Wednesday at
t
the home of Mrs., Russel Purdon.
Mrs "!George Mitchell played quiet '
music prior to the service..Mrs,.1
Garnet Farrier gave a reading
"Somewhere The. Signs of Thee"
The Scripture.:w'as read by Mrs:
1. •
Russel Gaunt :and Mrs Carl Weber
led in. prayer: Mrs. .Garnet Farrier
P Y_
read from the Study; Book "Intoe
a` Nation".. The, Topier' was The .•
'Church and Education God loved
then regardless of race or • .
.religion, Churches sponsor
different. schools, for example' o`
there ,is'the one for crippled child
ren, where • children of all religions:,,
may.come." In 1616 schools were
started for the' Indian. children :in •
Quebec.
In the Atlantic ;Provinces..very' few
could write their own name until
1722 when schools.. were "started;: As
'towns sprang up more schools be-
came available .blit the -economy in
New Brunswick was•stronger than•
the other provinces. In Ontario••as
farmers. settled ; schools` were •
built.. it was :1807• when the first
school 'law was rzi ade . ',It told Of
hardships of„the first: schools which
still managed tooexist. •In 1830'the '
average' student stayed in school
one. year •A discussion followed on
the education of today
In the west the .church has taught,
tothe people that all peoplcan live
together as equals. , ' •.e •
Canada's Hymn, ' Go Tell It To • •
The Mountains and. He ;Has Got The
Whole World. in His,iiands were .
sung. Mrs; Garnet Farrier:led in•;a`
Bible:Link puzzle and •:also re ad' • a • .
poem
Mrs...Ezra'Scholtz•, president.,' p re=;`'
sided for the business. Mrs .Carl "
Weber '•$ecretary, read.the tri in 7,
:utes 'andg ave;the treasurers. report
for Mrs. 'Albert Coultes . .
The,Society : Soctetreceived 'invitations'
to attend thefollowing meetings:':
Donnybrook •Iola l0, Calvin -Brick.
My,30 .and Bluevale June L The •
roll call Was, answered 'by 14 ladies
and S, childrn were in'.attend ante
Theladies. answered' telling -of a
woman of the •Bible and her con-:
tribution to society "Mist •Scholtz
.
'gave:the ,story of the:Lily of the
Valley which is the flower for ;day..
Y
Donations for the Junebale' are
to be left it Mrs. Garnet. Farrier4s'.
The offering was received;by
Murray Gibb:
Rev Mitchell closed .the' •
meeting with.. prayer
wvLEr aeanois
Custom Butchering - Curing and Smoking •
Cutting and 'Wrapping- Sausage 'Making --- Fast. Freezing
HOGS AND CATTLE ON MONDAYS' "
CATTLE ONLY ON WEDNESDAYS
With Two Big Coolers, We Are Able To Hang • Your Beef From
1 To 3 Weeks, Whatever Your Requirements Are
F'or Home. Freezers We " Choice Home' Killed' Beef-' Pork'
•
and Lamb In Any (identity t Lowest Marketin... Prides
$u,. tY g
ALL MEATS ARE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED':FA* ,YOUR
PROTECTION
ALL 1UPLEY. 100 OR1 6 CHAS. HOOISMA -- PROP.
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