The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-04-23, Page 11•
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23rd, 1969
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO'
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Make Plans For
IKELT()N MEMORIALS
Pat 01 -lagan, Prop.
Established Over Sixty Years
WALKERTON PHONE 881-0234 ONTARIO
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Alton Heads Community........
Friendship, Visiting At Consultation Days
Huronr-Perth--Presbyterial-United—
. Church Wornen'sponsored two •
w ' Consultation Days for Citizenship'
& Social Action', Community
'Friendship & Visiting 'and Christian
Missionary Education COmmitt7
ees...North Street United.Church
Women, Goderich and Parkview
. U. C. W., Stratford.; Were hostesses
for.these events Mrs. liarold.Bab-
'ensee, Huron-•Pelth 15resbyterial
' president welcomed the offiCers at'
'both meetings. ,'Ile.leaders were
Mrs. Harry :Almost , Citizenship
and Social Action,Mrs. J. •.'. •
Axtman, Christian & Missionary.
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Education ,:Mrs. Bert Alton, Com
munity .Friendship. .& Visiting. Mrs.
Babensee and Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft
altoassisted.
• The, Consulation•Days were well
• attended and much inspiration and
concrete inforination were received
by the above -secretaries,. Posters
were:liberally' used bythe leaders. .
to deVelop their departments,' In
the Citizenship & Social Action
group were seen posters with such
•,titles .is "Was premier Robaits.
Speaking for you On Medicare at..
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the Federal -Provincial Confer
ence?","Is Pierre Berton helping
the cause ,of the Canadian Indian
• • by his TV series?" ,"Whae. is the
-greatest problem of the ageing?" ,•
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'Student Revolt - What is good and
What' is bad about ;it?". In the '. •
Vititing-represent..atives-disetti'sed-
..the ditties of the minister, the
elders, and the UCW members.:
Who is your neighbour?" was. the
question On.one Poster.. The value.
Of glitz visiting in apartment hous-
es and even in small church comin-
unities. was highly rated, Members
were advised to take children with,
them when they visited olderpeople
and Rest'Homes as they bring happ7
iness to.the shut-in members. Vis-
its to Mental Hospitals are apprec-
iated especially if these visits in-.
clude car rides and picnics, •
,,Consultation."Serninars" 'closed
with an interview with Saint. Peter -
skit -wise that is: (St.' Peter, Look
AtMe),How did the 1JCW rate?
• In. Ripley at the home of Mrs.
•FranCis Gemmell, present chairman
of the Bruce County-Women't
Institute Rally, an executive Meet
ing Ng as_ heki _on A pri1.16th-.
•Plans for the Rally to be held at
Elmwood on.Octdber 16th were
•drawn tip. Malcolm Branch will be
in chargeof registration. As form-
erly ,the hostess:branch will
provide tea and dishes At.noOn%
Members will:bring their own ;
lunch. ' •
Mrs.,.. Wilmer Board Direct-
or foit ubdivision •16,..will be• in •
charge of the election of,officers,
,Bruce Centre District will have a,
Display of Articles from the Craft
• Fair.•
For entertainment.; each District
will be responsible for•i:fiVe.rnin-
ute skit , two in. the morning and
two: during the afternoon session...
The special speaker will be Don-
ald Carroll of WalkertorP, It was
recomniended thatza.change be
• made in By-laws of the,
Scholarship Committee, A Public
Relations 'Officer will:be elected
•..AS is customaiy.,. edefi branjj
will,receive a programme s15-
1Afeeks prior to the election..
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ENINGF-MAY-3rd
At 8:30 P.M.•
FEATURING
• The University Of:,
estern Ontario Choir -
• . • Lucknow' Pulilic School Auditorium •
Adult Admission $1 — - Public School Children'50c '
Anyone requiring tickets or transportation to and from the
Public School, -please contact any member of the Lions Club. •
SPACE CONTRIBUTED BY
Don MacKinnon_
PLUMBING --.HEATING WIRING
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• Four Kingsbridge
Guidestntolled
KINGSBRIDGE NEWS .
The Kingsbridge.Girl Guides held
their meeting April 17 in the school
with thirty-fiv present.. Four
'girls were enrolled by Captain •
Betty De Bruyn. They are Rita
Hendericks; Lucille Frayne, Elaine
Haggitt , Susan Hayes , game • -
followed which all the girls enjoy
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Jack Tigert showed the Guides ,
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howtotiea bowlineoi.. and
tirnberhitch k •
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During. the meeting the Patrdl •
Leaders received their whistles. 'and
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stripes and the Seconders received.
.their Stripes. All the' girli.receiv-
ed 'their Patrol Emblems.' '
Campfire followed with tJe•''.
Scarlet Tankers in charge The •
meeting was closed with Taps
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afternoon the. meMbers, were asked •
• td prepare a ,prOgratrune :front'
• topics. found in the newspaperi'and
other Publications. Interesting and
'pertinent skits on poVerty, and the .
...plight of the aged and a.topic on,,,
drug addiction were presented.
,•Christian &-Missionary Committ-
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ees' duties were outlined. Here
• they are Be inforrned, study the
• needs of the 'community', discuss
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C.&lvi. Education: with .the UCW
and o!her church departments'.
Don't leave it all to.the Sunday
. School, see that materials are pro,:
.vided for leaders, arrange 'far baby-
, sftters-tfor-young--rnothers---and-a-Ie
provide nursery hdur..sUpervitorS,;---.
• during chtircli service, and'firiallY'
do.see that Chriitian.&.Missidriary• •
Education programmes are present-
ed for the-WIple-Congreg-ation.
The Community, Friendship &
St. Mary's Church
Holds Annual
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The annual meeting of St. Marys
•hurch4 was held at the Log.cahin:
Where aitimptuout dinner was
joyed good attendance was
pte-
sent. Guests were Fr-,• Galea, pastor
of St. ,i,,osephs.; • Kingsbridge, Fr•. .•
,cassafia and Br,' Aquilina..
: A Short business meeting followed
after which the. C W. L. Iadiet • .
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adjourned. to the. home of Mrs.
Frayne, where their Monthly meet-
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l'Aidte. completed andarrangements
made lot the Convention to be. held
in
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