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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-09-13, Page 11MORTGAGE PROTECTION THROUGH LIFE INSURANCE CONTACT Wm. J. Kinahan a."1•101.1}..4 REMEMBER HELP YOUR RED CROSS TO HELP Throwing your back into something means that maybe you might just throw your back out. That's painful and no way to enjoy the nice things in e. When you've got to move orlift something, first test the weight. If you can't lift it easily, get some help. That's self-defenCe. And it' works, Your Workmen's Compensation Board and The Safety Associations, Ontario o. .0 womEspAY, SEPTEMBER,..200,4 .11,12 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, $.10c.KNovi. ONTARIO.' PAfit 01.111VOIN Unit Hears Talk On Porto Rico rou ike ing iue the the tete ght ;ost !,gis• !no-. sous lete------ )om bus • nto. 11 Gib- a. Mts, a5 was sed e corn- was NOON HOUR opocioaki. 11 at-A.m,----z-P.m. MONDAY TO FRIDAY DELUXE HAMBURGER INCLUDING A Delicious- Sepoy Hamburger French Fries, Salad and Beverage aleit,Xoffee.int_Milk), Oc OUR NEW FALL HOURS WILL BE SUNDAY TO/THURSDAY 11 a.m. to Midnight FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. 101117-42-840 JIIG A 8q-KtipW(i, . Presbyterian. • W441..,,5„. The September meeting of the afternoon auxiliary of the W .; M.S. of the Lucknow Presby- terian Church, met in the Sunday School room with an attendance of sixteen. Mrs,. James Little presided, opening the meeting with the poem, "Meet God in the Morning". Following Psalm "0 worship the King" , Mrs. Jas. Smith gave the Bible Study, "Feed my sheep" reading from John, Chapter 21. . Mrs. Robert Reid led in prayer. BuSiness was dealt iith, and visitor's report given. Roll call was answered by naming one of. the Prophets. The offertory pray- er was given by Mrs. Little and the review of the "Glad Tidings" was taken by the secretary. Mrs. Noble favoured with a piano solo "Whispering Hope", which was much .enjoyed; Miss Sadie Johnston had the Mission Study on Christians and Jews, their-relationship in the history of the Church in its beginning and in this century. Following the singing.of the hymn "Now thank we all our God", Mrs. Noble Johnston closed the meeting with prayer. enteen members of Unit 1 'of Luck- On Tuesday, September .5th sev- now United Church. Women gathered at the home of Mrs. How , and Barger. Mrs. E. W. Rice, the leader for this unit, called the meeting to order by reading a poem; and hymn 41 was sung. A moment's silence was 'observ- ed. in memory of Mrs. Orland •Richards and Mrs.• Robert Fisher after. which Mrs. Rice led in pray- er. Mrs. Wellington Henderson, on behalf of the.committee in charge, took over for the program, and read the thanksgiving prayer. Mrs. Jack Needham gave an interesting and inforniative talk - on Porto Rico.. Mrs. Needham said schools are overcrowded and classes may be held almost any- where from car ports to churches. Mr. and. Mrs. Needham went back last winter hoping the new school would be started and they could help with planning and-construc- tion, only to find out that things Move so slowly, that only the land had been bought ,to put the building on. However Mr. Need- ham did supply teaching and R.R. 2 Luelaiew Mrs—Needham taught_rausic-and • PAN—WAVIlamA574127 was school nurse. SUN LIFE ASSURANCE As there are no taxes in Porto. Rico all'students have to pay tui- COMPANY OF CANADA tionl The diet of most native people •there, consists of rice and beans. She said they met their foster child and stated that any money sent for a -foster child really does a lot of good and it's a very worth .while project. Mrs. Henderson expressed ' thanks to Mrs. Needham. Hymn 502 was sung and reports received. Mrs. McCullogh read a newspaper clipping stating prices in the most northerly part of re you use ac eat to. M -s. Rice closed with prayer Mrs. Tom Hackett conducted' a contest. The blessing was sung and a social time was enjoyed. Courtesy remarks were extended to•Mrs, Barger and committee in your Northern Ontario., Mrs. Al Irwin as Stewardship convener read "The Weaver" and anothe-r-srewardshippaper:—Mrs: - Taylor gave the treasurer's report The roll call was well responded Whitechurch U,C.W. Whitechurch U.C.W. held their September ay, September 5 at the home of Mrs. Elmer Sleightholm. Mrs. Elwood Gri#korth, con- vener of Citizenship and Social Action, gave the Call to Worship. _Mrs_Cart-Weber gave the crip- ture Reading., An item on Nursing Hones was given by Mrs. Fred Tiffin. Mrs. Elwood "Groskorthsave a story written h57 Edna Jacques and also customs of Iceland., The president Mrs. Milian Moore presided for the busineSs.. The roll call was answered by 16 members naming a Mernber of the Provincial Cabinet and stating his position. The treas- urer's report' was given by treas., P KerMrs.-AlbertTeoulter.- The-- ,kgional Rally will be held Ottober 19 at Brussels. Mrs. Moore-thanked Mrs. leightholm for her home for the Meeting and closed with prayer. The birthday tea was ,enjoyed by all, South Kinloss W.M.5. The September meeting of omen's Missionary_ SoCiety, was held at the, home of Mrs. 'Leonard •Clark. The presid7 ent Mrs. Donald MacIrgyre open- ed the meeting with the reading of a poem. Hymn 109 was sung followed by:business. ,,, The Bible study ledd,by Mrs. Lorne Sparks, from John 7, Was dealt with by questions led by ,Mrs. Bruce Hamilton and answers and discussion by members. • -Mks. John Weedliarii rendered a piano solo enjoyed by The offertory prayer was given by Mrs. Douglas,Graham. A film , shown by Mrs, Bruce Hamilton entitled "Sing the Glory of Africa" was most. interesting: Mrs. Ted Collyer, Mrs: Harry thid Mrs. Frank MacKenzie -took-part-in-the-Prayer Courtesy remarks were giVen by Mrs. Willard Downey. Mrs. Donald Macintyre closed the meeting with prayer. Lunch was served by the hoit- ess and directors Mrs. Bruce Hahn iltori i Mrs. Willard Downey and Mrs. Allister Hughes,.