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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-06-14, Page 11hen you come to see Ontario Place ;Riiii-,- 1 Nil% , le*th thilii; 1 . ,....., --.4"Iiiti; 1_..,h, L- —,,„........, ,-4,4,"Airffewinnum.. ,x---_,-.4.--„riorssamilia: . .,-----,....,- wirmarafsawitin kb Kr I r A Ir gnini I /I A4 Afr Air Arinikiiaii (VIP." r; parnirii 109XIMV ArAriabiiiIIIIA filil I Air IMINIIIMpf v Illr . -^4 -4,1111,11111111111 a - —.' lativaiArf ir • ..... '3W/ill"' ..7"11111k111—;‘ ( . ta til Cool-Ray`'' Polaroir • SUN GLASSES Latest fashion; and Styles ia Men's, Ladies' and Clip-Ons PRICED FROM 1.50 to 9;50 .1011,11.110,14.0.61fteMPA.ilc.F in plaitic Travel case • Complete'wjth dispenser of .5 blades , SUGG. LIST 2.95 WEDNESDAY , .TUNE 14th, 1971 PAGE ELEVEN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Guest councils At C.W.L. Meeting. r members of parliament , newspap- er editors, etc. Mrs. Jim. Martin. Communica- tions and Public gelati ins Con - veneritated in her report that 8 members had attended the Dungan- non U.C. W.'s Ladies' Day held on June 1st. Members looked after the May birthday party at Huron- view , Clinton. ..Patients were entertained with a prograrnrrie, lunch and birthday gifts were prov ided. Mrs. Wilfred Austin, Social Economic and Civic Life •C9nven- er, reported that Murray Gaunt., M.P.P. for Huron-Bruce has been asked to speak at the August - Trre-etirru -:His'toptc-Wilifarm= ing. Mrs.',Mark Dalton, Social Action Convener submitted an article on unemployment. It was reported by Mrs. John HOward, Cultural Life Convener , that the keepers' trophy. for the Grade 8 Citizenship Award has been ordered. • Plans are being made to cater for the Grade 8 graduation banquet being held on Thursday evening, June 29th'. The Knights of Columbis Com- munion Breakfast is also being catered on Sunday, June 18th. Mrs. John Austin visited the sick and shut-in during the month of May. Mrs. Joe 'Courtney and Mrs. '-elarentc-Doherty re,* three councils of 'the parish at the 52pd• Annual Diocesan Con- vention held in Sarnia during May. Mrs. Clarence Doherty gave a complete and interesting report of this. Convention. A leadership Course j,.j?,pjklg held in GoderiCh during Septem-. ber. . Fa-thee-Cassa49-s-poke a f:ew words in which he stated that this was hislast meeting with the SouthKintoss. WMS - The June meeting was held at the home of Mrs.' Leonard. Mad-Tines.. • The.President Mrs. Donald Maclntyre opened the meeting with'the reading of a favourite poem. Psalm 74 was sung and the Lord's -Prayer reprea.ted... Thank you notes were read, also a reminder of Kintail,Carnp week- end June 16,,17 and 18th. A re- port of the Presbyterial was given by Mrs. Evan .Keith: ----The-Bible-Study-v-John-47-was taken by Mrs. Lorne Sparks, and the offertory prayer given by Mrs. Glenn Noble. , .• A cassette on "Africa" was - • ,- interesting. It told of The. New Generation and changing times in° Africa.' -The situation inAfrica is similar, to other areas of the world - in the church etc.. ‘. Mrs. Bruce Hamilton Mrs. - Frank MacKenzie, Mrs. Harold Campbell took part in the .Prayer Circle. • Courtesy .rernarks,were given by Mrs. Harold Austin; A tasty lunch waS.served by the hostess and directors Mrs. Glenn. Noble., Mrs. Harold Austin and C. W. 'L before he leaves on his new assignment ;in Brazil. Mrs. Joe Courtney thanked Father for the help he has given us during hk. stay in our parish. The_rneering closed with prayer., Lunch was followed by a plant sale. Mrs. Agnes Caskaueue of Wing am was the lucky winner of an ever- green tree. In plate of. the regular month , ly meeting of St. Joseph's Coun , cil, C. W, L. , a Joint meeting with. St. Augustine , Lucknow and. Kingsbriclge was held_ in: the parish hall at Kingsbridge on Wed- nesday evening, June 6th. Approximately 50 ladies were in attendance, including members' of Wingharn and Goderich Coun- cils. Father H. Cassano opened the nieeting• with the League . prayer. Mrs. John. Austin gave a scripture reading-and-led-in-the-- , Family Prayer for Vocations. Mrs, Joe Courtney , President of St. Joseph's Council, welcomed members and guests. Mrs. J9e c. O'Keefe read the minutes of the last meeting for St. Joseph's - Council.. . Mrs. Dennis Dalton has donated an afghan. Mrs. Jim Gilmore and Mrs. .Bill Hogan are hooking a rug. These will.,be used as prizes in a raffle. The minutes of St. Augustine Council were read by Mrs. Cyril Boyle. The' deadline for clothing for Combermere is June 26th. Mrs. Clarence Doherty read the financial report for St: to have another bake sale on Sunday, June 25th. Roll call was taken by Mrs. Antone Van Osch. Reports were given by Church Life and Christian Family Life Conveners.'. The C. W.. L. executive attended the Girl Guide Mother and Daugh- ter Banquet held on May 25th. alter f fare remind ed to Stop further liberalization of Ahortion Laws by writing to our • There's no end to the things you : njoy . E a can see and do in Toronto . . .like Ontario Place with its fascinating 2 Night sights, acres of parkland and unique ' restaurants. Special' at And the place to stay :is the Lord. Simcoe Hotel, in the: °Toronto s hospitality is a tradition. Right heart of .downtown, where now, the Lord Simcbe is offering a • 2 night special for two at a total Cost of $58.90, subject 'to advance regisL tration. 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Minutes of the May meeting were read. The roll call was answered by an embarrassing moment. Twenty two ladies were.present. Mrs. Kenneth Cameron gave the financial report. Mrs. Robert Struthers re- made plans for a 50th wedding anniversary.• Mrs. Clarence Ritchie , Supply and We-lfare Con- vener, made arrangements for, packing the June bale of clothing.: Charge of the devotions. Rcord- ings of hymns were heard and some familiar hymns, Onward Christian Soldiers, 0 How I Love Jesus, The Little Brown,Church, were sung. Mrs.'Brock Cleland• read the scripture. Mrs. Mel - Corrin gave a reading 'Your Garden" and Mrs. Harold Greer a reading "One Talent". More hymns were -enjoyed. Mrs. Stuart Collyer gave a humorous reading and introduCed the guest speaker Mrs. Marilynn -Johnstori,..-4,irs-4ohnston-_gave-an interesting talk on "Gossip and the darnage4t can do". A lively', interesting•discussion followed. Mrs. B. Cleland thanked the speaker and hostess,. The offering was received. All were reminded of the September 'Meeting to be held at. Mrs. Barry Whitechurch U.C.W. WHITECHURCH NEWS The United Church Women. held their meeting on June '6 at p,m. at the home of Mrs. Karl De Koeijer, Bluevale. -s-,Garnet Farrier , c of Supply and Social Assistance, opened the meeting with quiet piano music , "Make me a Bless-, ing".. She opened the meeting with the call to' worship and Mrs. Betty Flannigan read the scrip- ture. Mrs. Farrier gave a read- ing "Gods Luggage Shop". Mrs. Betty Flannigan, eorge ompson, rs. sse Chapman arid Mrs. Dave Gibb told'how each person is given tal- ents in so many different ways. Mrs. Farrier led in prayer. Mrs. Elwood Groskorth gave a • poem-"June" from--a-Graele reader of olden days. Mrs. Flan• nigan read a story "Spring Glory" by Archibald kutledge. Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw closed this part of the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Millan Moore. president presided' for the •business. The roll was called by the secretary • Mrs. Dave Gibb and answered by, 12 with the name of a distinguish- ed Canadian Woman. Mrs. Al-, bert Coultes gave the treasurer's report Mrs. Mil1an Moore thanked --Mrs-;-_-De-:K-er_ei-jer-for her hospital- ity and the use of her home. The meeting closed with prayer. A delicious birthday tea follow- ed. . 4, A • Hackett's home. The meeting closed with the Mizpah benedic- tion.