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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-09-17, Page 1117th, 1969 EARs • OF WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th, 1969' Onir cl) 1)ruit; iilearW�rk Of Salvation Army DUNdANNON NEWS Dungannon United Church wom- en Met with Nile ladies in Nile Church for the September meeting. es w� f.: . IRCH , B.A. • ervite durl. thtrst • ation .of i7er hap hurc. st• School >eriice • mrs,- Harry Girvin_wrekomed all d those present including'Rev. and •,, Mrs C. McClenaghan, Thewor- ship service was taken by Mrs: Jack ' AltOn, Mrs. Ivan Rivett and Mrs. Allan Dicson.• ..' .• , ,ArraTztrA„.„..„ .!17i10 tuctcHow spiTiNgt4 LUCKNOW, optifAmo • St Augustine .W.L. ---T-tre-tepterntrer-trreeting ortlie C. was held in the Church Basement with Mrs. Joe Hickey presiding. There were 17 members present. Fr. Galea opened the meeting with prayer, The roll call was taken by Mrs, •Cyril Boyle. Mrs. Jerry VartAaken reported on the 'financial statement and Mrs. Wm. Redmond read the Cotrespowi A lovely sick -call set was pres- ented tO and'Ivirs. Jim Finleon, 'newlyweds ofJuly. The bake sale , variety salt and tea' were discussed. This will take place in the Church Hall with a bake good counter, vegetable and, produce counter, • candy counter and a fishpond for the children.. ,There ;Will be tea 'tables,set up for refreshments. The date is not set, but a notice will be placed, as ,soon as adate is • settled upon. • Mrs, Howlett of tue.Saivation Artily in Goderich.was guest speak- er and told the ladies of the work • she and herhusband do in connect- ion with their church. ••• . . , Roll call was answered by eight- ' een Dungannon Members On "how to help the .needy" . Mrs . FlOward Johnston presided for the business. Mrs. R„ McDonald gave a wool • quilt top to the IL C. W..which is to be quilted. • • Pians Were made fora wedding supper to be served dm the church epternber 20th. A,ntw vacu-,• , • nm cleaner Is.to'be bought 'for use in,the church. One hundred more cook books ate to be made up for .sale. The 'collection was taken anddedicated•by Mrs..: G. Finnigan. ,• • Rev. McClenaghan closed the • meeting with prayer• '. A. social halrhOut followed'. when lunch was served by three, • ladies from Dungannon and Nile. . • The meeting closed, with prayer. • after a Spiritual Talk by Pr. Galea. He stressed "The importance of Faith". • , . • A lunch was served -by the host.r ess in charge. And•a social hour • followed. •.‘ • • ' Lunch convenors -for next month •are Wm. Redmond •and Mrs. Len Chisholm. • • 1 • ElVIEMBE I HELP YOUR RED CROSS HELP • IFirrs)tletlie.,17.°wrdititinihec°e: • Captain's table brimmin6, with new taste adVentures Or , the Beau Nash . . • or the cafeteria • _,•__L_whereL,you.:can_oe : a ouick snack or a-7. •meal. Gourniet fare . at sensible prices.. • next time you visit • • . Toronto enjoy,it 01Ore1hert, ever stay at the LOrd • • SigicoeHOtel., . . • ft's tit PAGE ELEVIN „. . .•• at4'. ''tincoe te University and King. Streets, Tel..362-1848 • ' ' . • . Kinlough KINLOUGH' NEWS • • The Anglican Church Women • . held their September' meeting and, , quilted a laney quilt at the home of Mrs.• Gertrude Walsh on Thursday „afternoon.. Mrs.. Walsh 'presided , and read "A Prayer" for thecall• to worship. • • • ' The scripture' from the 2th'ichap• • 001 44.44.•••0 • rder an HERE'S YOUR .CHANCE! our -- Ta e Advantage of FALL FAIR SPECIAL OW - t TAKE YOUR CHOICE WITH A NEW SNO*JET' 70 --- FREE SNO*,IET' SLEIGH; value $124:9S OR FREE SNOWMOBILE SUITS with BOOTS, .iralue $92.00,-,. OR SNOWMOBILE TRAILER for only $50'.00, • ,.„ regular price 169:0Ci.0,10..BER.J1,,.....19.6 • V N D Dor. '• ad • SEE --3.1()DELS, JET4ILITE STAR,JET SUPER -SPORT Great NewSUPER-JETWIDE TRACK AT F IR SEPT . . . ' . AND 19,20 Jiiii+JE17fl• Sales 'and 84rvice 137 John 'Street West WING141iM7:—OH:SST-2583' • • , ter of Acts was read by ,Mrs. Ronald •Tha,cker.„followecr by prayersi.L.The,i meditatiOn on "prayer" was given' by Mrs. Bert, Nichblson. Mrs . Ronald Thackergave the treasurer's •report and the devotional part of the meeting closed with the Litany frOm the Living Message: , Refreshnfents were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. George Graham. The 'OetOber meeting . 'will be held at the home.of Mrs. • William.Cox, and Mrs. Jack Scott.. and will be a ,devotional • . Mrs. J. E. Hummel Speaks On China • ST. HELENS NEWS ,- The September meeting of the St. Helen's United Church Women was held .at the home of ls/irs1::W . Miller:on Tuesday ; ,September 9th with an attendance of thirteen Mrs. Elwood Barbour opened the . • • meeting followed by prayer and the Lord's Prayer in unison. Mrs . Frank McQuillin gave the Scripture read - ling and Mrs; TOneTodd offered , :prayer., The roll call Wasanswer- ed by a Bible Proverb.' Readings w-ce.--gbin--by-lvir4,-13arour-rand Mrs :Don Cameron • The Study Book on Culture In New China: was taken .by Miss Isobel Millet and.Mrs: Torn Todd, •"IVirrrliumrneli who had.lfved in China for several, years told of , • the, Chinese culture and showed keepsakes' and ;handicrafts she 'had • lbrought back from China." The •lAuturrm Thankoffering is • planned •!for October 9th at 8 O'cloCk.' The lAnnual Fall Bazaar was discUssed. At the conclusion, lunch was serVed by Mrs. E.'. Rice and Mrs. Laura ' • -• • • • ' ' 'nager Recently appointed manager al' •the Owen Sound offiCe of Bell • , Ca nada, Kenneth Aay, 28, of Toronto, 'assumed his new duties Tuesday.He succeeds Williarn •'Cantpbell, 36i, manager here for the past two years' Who has been transferred, to.St. Catharines - • Niagara Falls - Fort Erie district:* •Born iwThe Netherlands, Mr. .Aay.emigrated to Canada with his eceiged hi elementary 'education in his home-: land; his secondary education in , Kitchener and .graduated from Waterloo, Lntheran University in Mr 19e6„, Aay Joined tell Canada at London in the plant. depart Ment At Niagara Falis PURPLE GROVE. NEWS • Mr. and ,MrS. Earl Elliott- were. guests of their daughter..Nancy,at her Graduation in Niagara Falls on, Thursday and Friday, They also • visited with Mr. and Mrs: Ken', Hodgins in Niagara Falls. • . •• • • Mrs. Brian King of Elmira, spent' Saturday, afternoon 'visiting with • Mrs.' Don Dore' and -family* Mrs. • Barry JohnIton, ,Mrs .• Donald,' •• . .• McGosh and- and -Mrs.-- Claude—T. , Dore Sr. . ' ' • • • , • I The 4-H club met at Mrs•,, Waiiy pollocRs. on Tuesday afternoon • • .. • • "Sympathy is extended to Mrs .• Jack Emerson of LuOknoW in the • .• lrecent death,of her husband. ••!' Margie Collins spent Friday and ,Saturday with Joan COtirtney.,. • Mrs. 'VictorGawley, Mrs: How • ., ,. 'ard Thomson, Mrs, Don McCosh ; and Miss Joyce:Elliott were guests •• . „ Al of the Teeswater W.I. on Thursday •.' .• • .. • , • Assist. Family . Barnin-F=ire WHITECHURCH NEWS Friday evening a, large crowd gathered in Whitechurch Commun- ity Merntfrial-Hallafor a dance,: .where donations could be made to . assist Mr. and Mrs. Don Ross and family in replacing their large barn, recently burned by lightning . , • . • . Dancing was enjoyed to 11'111SiC • supplied by Tiffin's Orchestra. •At • ' lunch timeMr. and Mrs. ltosswere , . galled to the ,front and;Russel Gaunt read an address and presented them • with. a gift of money. ' • ' • • Don re lied on beha f of' e- • and himself thanking the•sponsori of the party for their kindness in rmembering thern_ia_this_Way , Ithe musicians, the. gift and All • •others asSisting in any way. POn hasVurchased the barn on the farm to the east of his own moving it to' the foundation•in the near future. • ' • • after graduation and served at that centre for two and a half years.' He was promoted to Toronto in 1968 in l'hesamedePartment and worked' . there10 months before his appoint- ment to Owen Sound .as manager. Married. with no.children,. Mt. y. ---and his wife , Jeati. E.' ' a •. • kitchener girl, .will be moving t� Owen Sound within a few days: