The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-02-16, Page 10PLEASE NOTE:
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MONDAY THRU SATURDAY
9 a.m. to '6 p.m.
SUNDAY, 2 pm. to 5:30 p.m.
.•
Oar new
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11F--'.t ,
location,
on top.
/ • of the hill
-One mile
.sOvth of 'Myth
on
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With the Theme "Live - Love"
and the keynote "Enthusiasm" the
Pine'River United Church Women
held their February meeting in the
church basement.
Ws. Lynn Lowry conducted
the worship,service using tape
recordings, leading, in dismission
groups and helped by Mrs. Ernie
Gibson who gave readings. Mrs.
Wayne DaWry played the piano
for the singing of .two new songs
"Love One Another" and "Let's
Live Love".
•Mrs. Ron Irwin introduced the
viewing of a filmstrip '-,"Africa To-
day". Mrs. Lynn Lowry closed
this portion with Prayer. .
The new president Mrs. Bob
Rutledge and secretary Mrs. El-
, don Bradley presided for the Bus-
Meeting. All ladies. rep-
eate&tiose. We are rern-
inded of the World Day .of Prayer,
March 3rd in Bethel Church. Mrs.
Rutledge moved a vote 'of thanks
to Mrs. Jiin 'Nesbitt , who has
been a pianist for the meetings
for many years and has noW. retir-
ed. She also expressed her de
light in seeing so many' young
mothers and their children present,
Tea was served at the close of
snacks.% °
Wikat happened after. that is best
summarized' by saying there was
much noise and little sleep. The.
stirring strains of the Tijuana
Brass roused most of the girls.
. No one quite. remembers what
they ate for hreakfast but rumour
than' h-O-on—e-felt-like--ea-t2-
. ing more than juice and toast. •
the meeting.
Pine River. tl.C.W.'
The enjoyed a Py
jama Party at the United Church
on. Friday night. They began
with toboganning on the ski hill
and after warming up back at the
church, they made Valentine
candy Tavours\,, place cards and
serviettes for Pinecr.est Manor
patients.
Each girl' made a felt mouse pin
ruchi for herself.' After sin ing
and dahcing there were mid-night
C.G.I.T. Hold
Pyitmia Party
AMBERLEY NEWS
•Trni y/UK.W.
The Febtnarrmeeting of Trin-
ity United Church 'Women was
held on Thursday afternoon at the
home .of Mrs, .Chester Hackett,
with 24 present. Mrs. Jim. Hunt-
.er-epened the meeting Wit1)a
short. verS,e, followed by prayer.,
Mrs. Andrew Ritchie gaV'e. the
Bible Study on "Miriam". The
Scripture' from Exodus was read
by Mrs. Douglas Raynard ; folloW-
ed by a question period and pray-
er by Mrs. Ritchie. The
,roll call was answered by a
lical.gule. in My Home".. •
A ,musical number , typical of
African, Music was given by Mrs.
Warren Zinn, Mrs. Alex Hackett,
Russell Alton and Mrs.".Ken.
Alron. and .Was much enjoyed.
Mrs. CharleS.Wilkins introduced
-the Study-Book .on Africa.- Four-
teen. hoSpital calls and six home • :
Visits. were reported. Mrs. War-.
..ren Zinn gave a short talk on the
we eds-rinncHistor-y--a ,
for help in obtaining old pictlires
for this work.. 'The fancy quilt.
has been completed and the
group. quilts .w were clistussd.
Roll. call .for. the _March Meeting
is the -handing in of aprons..
Mrs. Bert Alton reported on the
Hurdn-perth preibyterial held in
Stratfcird „ .FebrUary 9, with four'
of orrr-ladies-i:n-attendance.
-Mrs. Hummel closed the Meet.-
ing with•prayer. "A delicious
lunch was. 'served by the .
committee ia,charge. •
WHITECHURCH NEWS
'Whitechurch Young Peoples
Society held their meeting Sun
day evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Elliott and fam-
ily.
Joann LaidlaW read the scrip-
ture. r led- n--prayer..
Business matters were discussed
and plans made for some
Young People's Activities.
Mr. Wybenga led the discussion
on the. topic Teenage Marriage
and the Problems involved' in
dating one Who has a totally dif-
ferent religious.background'.
,_After the_meeting:_ lunch_ was
served by Mrs. Elliott and Ruth.
Whitecilurch YPS
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KNOW SENTINEL, LtiCKNOW•.ONTARIO
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Bev.: Glenn Noble, )3.A, B.D.
. Minister
Phone 528-2740
• FEBRUARY 20th
10 a.m. Sunday School .
11 a.m. Morning Worship
LUC K OW
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED
CHURCH
J. W. Van .Stempy00#
Pastor.
• Services:
10;00 10;00 . Service ,
2:30' P.M:. Service
VISITORS WELCOME,
Denominational • Radio BrOad
cast, "The Back To. God, Hour",
every Sunday: CJCS (Stratford)..
2:00 p.m.; CFOS (Owen-
Sound) — 6:00. p.m. .
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WEDNESDAY; FEBRUARY 16,1972
.0.4%!%.""fter. ..%"0"!IOSioNeN0,,, „,,N•vv,
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. Robert NicholLs,
Minister ,
FEBRUARY 20th- ""
LENT 1
10 a.m. Sunday School
11 a,m. Morning Worship'
7:30 p.m. Confirmation Class
POINT TO PONDER
Christianity is not an answer
it is a way of life. A life not
filled with answers but perhaps
best described as a life spent
preparing for the questions!
Robert H. Pope
wEDNE
Di
Andrew.
Meniori
Satur0;
Lienn
TeinF
South I<
bearers
Parrish;
Sidney
enson,
Mr.' "I
children
Albert '1
Huron T
-1691 and
'Mr.
Nlonda)
Benito-,
six 111011
survived
of Vanc
Jer
'rs. Ha.
:\lontrea
Att tic
.day Wig(
sisters
•Wfnhat
and Mr.
Crump o
.Mrs. Hai
Mr. and
and Nlicl
J C
and Mrs.
.Mary''S;
and son, 1
io;n a nd.
Kerr of
Lucknow Unit 3
Unit 3 of the United Church
Women with MKS. Glen 'Walden
as hostess, met in the church par-
lor on February 8, with twenty
members present.
Mrs. Gordon Kirkland opened
the. meeting with a poem, follow -
ed by a hymn and repeating the
Lord's Prayer.
"The Christian Citizen" was
the theme of dbotions: Matthew
5: 1-20 was read .by Mrs. Hallam..
In the meditation, Mrs. LaWrence
McLeod expressed the thought
That, 'we as Christian Citizens
etermare-what-ottre-------:-.-- -
community will'be like.
Gifts \for layette were presented
and members .asked to bring a
quilt block 18" x 20".to the. March
meeting..
Mrs. Ross Cumming was in
charge of ,the program, opening.
with a reading. A poem "What
did you do" was read by Mrs. I\1:.
3.- MacKenzie. Mrs. Cumming
then gavean interesting study on
Zambia,its geography, People
and customs.
Two. Valentine readings were
given by Mrs. Hailarn: Ruth,
Nancy and 'Grace Alton sang 'two
hymns, accompanied by -
Cumming. The Mizpah benedic-
tion closed the meeting. •
Lunch was served and two mem:-
bers honoured 'by the singing of
Happy Birthday.
Kiniough A.C.W.
KINLOUGH NEWS
Mrs...koy.Schneller was hostess
for the February meeting of the
Anglican Church Women at •
her home on Thursday afternoon.
Mts. Gertiude ,Walsh presided
and opened the meetingwith "an
inspirational 'thought" and.prayer.
Mrs.. Art lialdenby read the .
Scripture. • Themeditation on
"Ways to improve our lives" was
well given by MrS. George
Grahaw; Winging Out many worth-
While thoughts. °
Tenladies answered. the roll
call with the word
Communications
were read and the ladies were •
rernOnded of. the World Day of
Prayer on Friday 'March 3rd,
The/service for this district will
be held in the Anr lican church
to which all ladies in the Com-
munity are irn fled. ,
The Diocesan Annual .,leecti•t;,-,
will be held in Lender, or,-.Arril'
th. This beiry,..-. a wort: -
tt.e afterbOer. WAS Sp:11t. in
a
Tl.c :;.cctir.; closcd
. 'EL:\ LL
of • ,
.
•••,-a • DO •‘.
r
Forrner Ashfield
Township Farmer
FINLAY COOK
A respected•residerrt of Coiling- .
wood, Finlay COok, died at his •
hoine , 349. Napier. Street, on Sat-
urday , January 22. was in his
74th year ,and had been in ill
health for some:time.
late Thoma.s_Cook and.Suianna
Jones and farmed on the' 4th Con-,
cession, Ashfield Township in
Huron County.. He Went to Col-
linJwood in.l027 and entered into
partnership With Holly . Wheatley.
They operated a garagb and Chev-
rolet.dealtrship on the Main
street•for many -years.'
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lie was not active,,in .lodgesor.'
societies,. but was civic minded,'
He' was ,a member of the 'Board
of Education.. During his
.
manship.on the board', Mr. Cook
was the- moving force in estabH
first home; economic
course 'in the Colling.wbod Colleg-
iate.
lie retired fronOlie Board .of
Education and subseqUently be-
ea.nle maintenance supervisor. of
Collinzwood schools. ,.He retired
five years ap.). • ., ., •
:,11. Cook was a member of
First Baptist Church and Petches
Beach Anclican Mi'ssion,'' lie is
i% ed . ky his wife, the former
ilten of I fenfryn , and
one son , 1..inia-y-laTteacher on
'sta ft .of Byrnes Ave.' school.
Downer. of All
+_.1..7r, I; conducted the
at the C. 1. Fa`w-.
ner,1 J a nuary
Et will be made in. West-'
etery,' Collingwood
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ANGLICAN
CHURCH
LUCKNOW AREA PARISH
The Rev. R. Odendahl
Rector
FEBRUARY 20th
r. LENT .1
St. Paul's Ripley — 9:15 a.m.
a.m..
St. Peters Lucknow 11:45 a.m.
Church School — 10:30 a.m.
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St. Paul's, Dungannon —
3:00 p.m
2nd and, 4th Sundays
Christ Church, Port Albert
/ 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays
RIPLEY-
HURON
SCHPOL
sponsored .by the
The .judges. were
Pcio,ney
and Mr% the•
junior diviiiOn, which included
Grade„st,,. 3 . to ,-.Rolo.••iL • Stittonci
Grade came first'v, ILI: his
s,,.oud,place
4 aajirle&-ad : i:Her. subjectwa sa
Stamp "J ponna' Ri;'t1 ,:', c.(., of
Grade 3 took third ;
speaking on her. trii'.•
lin Isla nd . • The °the:- entestaiit5
were Janice Elliott 'Vo, hose to Tic
was Mozart, a • urn 3.i, .11co:r,posc,
BriaP 'McGuire who tTL.,.;;L: on,the
Blind and .Karen ey
chose
'top ic
.e Pa. rtriJ7.c
he r
In the senior' iv u:cu, Julie
Johnston whose tOi wis Ste
Truscotcame'uf • Tiace
SeconC ‘,.is
givenTto Jane wlMe'
topic-was the
Billy Rutled.L. AltEa
were tied for
topic. was :•-•;.-ceet",
Stars of the Isos.tO;.
contestants weri dle
chose 'the tor
fidcrice" and*L.:oL: 1:%cul %110
spoke
eof'
Robbie Suttof, )01T'
StonWill now o,%ricb,.to
compete in Lk ,oi,
WE CLEANED Ot'R
The grade one's had.
eresting time on
noon. '
We have' been
the .dentist. We
Ways to clean .
Mrs. MacKenzie,
Floss. Each. pupil' : 1...
We. went into t.he.,-t,c.. '•
used a Water,-Pie k".' it .
inc. that forces w,..14,..r
tube to clean your .t, L
makes your Mouth I
Cl-ean a fuer • EverVVT.:L-
.chance to try . it L.:.
ley. After this., W'L.
careful with our se.(
remember to _Hrush .
a day. .
PUBLIC SPEAK1NL.
By Anne Farrell and
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On `Tuesday ,
second public spca;<ir:: C'entest .
it was
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