The Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-08-05, Page 17WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Sth, 1978
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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F011Ow gigeifieg
Miss C. McGowan
Tells Of Trip To
.The Holy Land
The Ladies, of the Afternoon,
Auxiliary of the Lucknow Presby-
terian Church celebrated their .
July and August, meeting with a
supper following ,the regular
meeting. Ashfield .W, M,' S. was
invited , 'and •aithough.the day
-was -hot and lhu-r-rtid- .°a --go ttly'
'number of ladiesattended,
. For the first part. , Mrs. Noble
Johnston presided. A duet "Jesus
hath lifted, my load". was sung by
Mrs. Ross and Mrs. ALoree. •
• A reading was given by Miss
Sadie Johnston "Why do people
sing"; a"' piano solo was given by.
Mrs. ; Duncan Simpson•.of Kintail,,
and a solo..by Sandra Finlay, of '
Luc know .
' Ar
Miss N.. Malcolm introduced
the Speaker Miss C. McGowan of
Goderich, who, spoke and showed
slides taken while on a trip. to the
Holy Land. These, Were very,
• interesting -to see -how the peop. e
worked' in that land, and to see
the teal places, where, so many'
happenings mentioned in,the
Bible had taken place'.
Wirh thanks to tliespeaker.,'
_and_ail who• took part., the ladies
were invited to a supper which
was prepared•previously� About
forty lad -i es attenrlecL
NEVER AGAIN .:CLEARANCES LIKE TH •
ESE
ON OUR COMPLETE STOCK
LADIES"
COATS AND HATS
MANY .• DRESSES
FOUNDATION GARMENTS
':2Y0 Kill
• •
1. Don't come to the.•m.eetings.
2. If you.come,, come late,
.8. *Never accept an .office - it is
easier to'crfticize than to do
things.
4, If asked bythe chairrnan.to ••�
SWEATERS A, BLOUSES
.SKIRTS• & 'SPORTSWEAR,
HOSIERY - GLOVES
HANDB4GS JEWELERY ,
BEDSPREADS, --P CASES °1
LACE `CLOTHS SHEET$ '
COATS A JACKETS
.CAR COATS
SHIRTS A•. TIES,.
SOX - DRESS A WORK
TROUS-B-R ECT
SUIS - (MEN)•'
UNDERWEAR••
WORK CLOTHES
HATS & CAPS
PYJAMAS
JEWELLRY'
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give your' opinionregarding
sorne important matter „tell him
you have' nothing. to.say. After
the meeting, tell everyone how
THINGS. ought, to be.done..
5. •Do•'no more•.thatrliFs absolutely
, necessary;_but,. when. other
._mem-
hersic-oi-1-up-the-lr:-sle-e�+es and wit=
lingly use their abilities to help
things a long , howl that the Assoc'-
iation is run by a clique.:
•6. •Hold back'.your fees as king as,
possible.....
7. If you don't 'receive .a, bill. for
your. fees , don't pay. •
8. If you receive. a bill for -your. •
fees after you have paid•,' resign
frorri the.'Organization..
9, if, you receive service without
Joining 'dolf t think of joining.
IQ.._ When you attead_.a meeting
wot,e-to-do-sorri;ethin-g :and• ,then -:go
home and do'the opposite. '•
11.•'Agree to everything said at the'
meeting. and disagree with it mit-
side. .'• ,, . . •
12. When asked for, information,
don't give it
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