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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-07-17, Page 10hr�} - 4 a "f , d a aOR 111 RA id+ C l l rASy X T. N �� x r° , b� �id11� 51 vrt.'«1 i 1 Ip �k tk ti (( R idri�y �{i 4 e r� tt�,�1"F,F, ,+� iS '` + 'f ? 1tt Sa st A� I di d` !! i ( s yl b3 "e41 igga rl 6f"��y,�}Ld iiRl'; � � '?r a C y➢gt q, t ' 0 l.4 Y ��'M P R � "T I " lit o 6s . a ti,1 1 a ,w �kk, �'I',a h s r ` • . `; .i SENTINEL, Ask,, N! tiis folder /, ONTARIO. fro'irn burr representative, .Mr. P. Sherratt Kingsbridge who will be at; the Sutton Park Inn C.W.L. KINCARI,INE (396-3444) The July meeting of.the St. Jos- eph's•C.W.L, was held in the Par - on .Wednesday, July 24th ish Hall with 14 members and 2 guests present. President, Mrs. you requIre fli7anclfiy to start, moclerrliZe, John Howard, presided and called unable to the meeting to order, Prayers - terms a17CI were said. and Father Dentinger coliddlol7s, Perhaps IDB cari help ,u. read a scripture from the Bible. 'Prayers will be said for Shannon h ,a,,,.,lyuvrY'Ypo°' ,,.nc Nne �... regarding his stand against abor- Forgett by. t e League members at we can ,,,V,,,.•m.nu18CIIJ �K'��,Fon..• - tion was read. A letter, was. sent ing this week with their grand- 2.30 p.m. on Wednesday at Luck= q�.il u.e.. . %OuriNn vartwootion. ,Q,I icutlN. • • • ist.n44 .. ', I ,,,..n.n • • • Lyle Willis returned home on jk now. A wedding gift will be pres- c,,,il tlou mip a buu� don't believe in the power of ented to Gerry O'Neill and his new C.n.G. �' ;�'wF ` Lucas of Marsville. wife. Discussion re the K.'of C. y,,,,,p.;�.�n,�W" ' 1 i ` Mr,. and Mrs. Jim Wilson of' to pray 'and have faith. Jesus The Port Albert Christ Church team, report that •on, Sunday the Wingham were Sunday evening, trophy will.beheld at the next game played with Kincardine `r / visitors with Mr- .and Mrs. Robert meeting. FOR '.ADVANCE APPOINTMENT CALL• OR WRITE Thank you notes•were read. A 1139 - 2nd AVE E. OWEN SOUND (376.4431) letter from the Liberal candidate I ��aF rf'K: • {a, o Freeman O Iso, Gravel Pit 114 Miles West Of Dungannon CHOI EM �E CEMENT GRAVEL CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL SAND, / STONE,. •TOP FILL FINE, MEDIUM OR COARSE PIT RUN GRAVEL 4 ALL LOADS WEIGHED FOR YOUR ACCURATE MEASURE 16 METRIC TONS -- 22046 LBS. . 4 EVERYONE WELCOME m LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH - J. W. Van Stempvoort Pastor • Servtw*: 10:30 a.m. Worship Service 8:00 p.m. Worship Service Minister Phone 528-2740 1 10 a.m. Sunday School j 11 a.m. Morning Worship 1 Joint services with Lucknow United and South Kinloss Presbyterian Churches. July 7th to July 21st In Lucknow Presbyterian Church • July 28th to August 11th ,South Kinloss Presbyterian Church August 18th to September i Lucknow United Church WEDNESDAY jUL, i11 age by the London Free Pc a letter was sent to Mr, in thanks for thex. Kt . and inviting them tothe�tt tion Ceremon Gtr y June 27, 'The treasurer's report was The roll call was given,,,. a total, of 72 members, ZOw gift memberships 6 to wo over 70 years and 14 to 4ew bers.' Mrs., Fraynereported•` catering comittee; 37 hot, turkey meals were served at Fellows' Anniversary; and 75' meals were served at the Gra tion, Volunteers are neede the wedding dinner .being se for Judy Moran's weddingou ust 17; the C " W. L, • also have asked to serve lunch in. the e ing at Saitford Hall, The is also asked to served lunch: Danny Frayne's wedding at reception' on August 3 in GO arena. Mrs. Howard read the nam birthday recipients•at Huro on July 17 and the program planned Mrs Clem Steffl unteered to take part in6e gram; Mrs.'Howard accept look after the lunch and the ents to 28 recipients, Mrs, Courtney reported on the F tion and upcoming birthday: those over "80; Mrs, H ow8 Mrs Courtney sold 44 books tickets at the Lucknow Red July 2. • More tickets are be made by Mrs. Courtney and' Ste Mer, The League dec' serve meals to the displayin ers and the visitors at the L Craft Festival as there are events coming up at, that ti A mass for Shannon Fbrg will be said on behalf of 6 League. Brother David Ernst CA, missionary in Bolivia for 10 and originally from Walken gave an excellent report'on missionary work in Bolivia, slides. The meeting was adjourn prayers were said, REFORMED CHU AT LOCHALSH will hold MORNING WORSW AT throughout the aper Minider Dr. David FrOMA NL Ph, D, LUCKNOW UNITED CHU SCHEDULE FOR SUMMER SERVICE Joint services with'Luc bm South Kinloss Presby" Churches Morning Wo July 7th to July 2 In LuWel ckn Chi es July 28th to August l South Kinlohs�pesb August 16th to Septem In Lucknow' United Lucknow United Ch Ministerial. Supply Au Rev. T. J. Rees September 1 Rev. Douglas Ka regarding his stand against abor- tion was read. A letter, was. sent ing this week with their grand- WHITECHU-RCH to Mrs. Gardiner, Past President Lyle Willis returned home on jk fir• C" { .. Sunday after spending -a week with don't believe in the power of his grandparents Mr, and -Mrs. Willis of Newry are on holidays. ;�'wF ` Lucas of Marsville. �1 why things happen but they forget ` Mr,. and Mrs. Jim Wilson of' to pray 'and have faith. Jesus The Port Albert Christ Church team, report that •on, Sunday the Wingham were Sunday evening, k1>rF3. game played with Kincardine `r / visitors with Mr- .and Mrs. Robert 1�1al strength. If they do this their + j• Mowbray, . t The meeting opened with the Pres - res -Mrs: Mrs :Russel Ross. on Thursday 25th REUNION ident, Mrs. Alma Black, giving. last accompanied Mr,' and Mrs, and be joyful. Music was bythe .Orrs held. their 25th reunion. in Joe Millen of Teeswater to Lond- choir and Jackie Whytock gave a Riverside Park on Sunday. There on where they had medical check- -violin solo,, Rock of Ages, accom- were around 65 present for dinner 1 + and supper. Games and' races, A poem; .God who touches were enjoyed by the pianist.- young folks, who also joined in 4f; humorous contests held. for the , f older folks. Among those present were. Rich- Eric .Evans of Hyde Park were'Whitechurch ard Orr of B.C.; Mr, and Mrs. i; Winston Martin, -Valerie and Dar- r ' ren of Pennsylvania; Melvin, Orr Evans on their way home from of Chesley; Mr, and Mrs. Bud Orr The minutes .of the last meet - of Wiarton; Mr. • and Mrs. Jim ' ,.x... �, "`' Toth, Robbie and Billie of Water- x� loo; Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Rudy. was .dealt with, and Jim Orr of London; Mr, and Women held their meeting with. Mrs. Andy Orr of. Exeter. Other son of Brucelea Haven , Walker- relatives were present from Wing - Livingston.was'read by Mrs. Alma ham, Teeswater, Ripley. 'Mrs'. and shut ins after which they re.- Andy Orr and Mrs. Wm. Orr were Mr: and Mrs. Russel Ross were the ones who arranged •the .first pic- Christ Church, The roll call was nic. As a recognition of Mrs. meeting'. Andy Orr's part and in honor of lim Taylor of East-Wawanosh. the 25th gathering Mrs. John L. ent. The Health and Welfare Currie presented Mrs. Orr with •wa's in charge of the business. The a gift. gan working on Alan Falconer's *Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Draper and the treasurer's report Wayne Farrier of Guelph on the The treasurer's report•was given arrivalon Tuesday , July 9th, 1974 The Gillespie -Martin picnic of a baby girl at Guelph •General Business followed which includ-• Hospital, a sister for Kimberley. Mrs. Garnet Farrier read a Russel Ross was in London on . Friday last for a medical check service on July 14th, and the, Biz- up. ' thanking the society for the bale Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis and noon to enjoy visiting with Tela- Dana are visiting with her parents The ladies of the church. are Mr. and * Mrs . Garnet Farrier. a. letter from the Women's, • They are on their way home after jay • a visit with his brother and wife for Bride-to-be Miss Charlene at Sioux Look Out and attended y , . the Gillespie -Martin picnic. Mrs. George Webster returned Little Misses Carolyn and. Robin 31st in the church basement. Willis and their brother are spend - Freeman O Iso, Gravel Pit 114 Miles West Of Dungannon CHOI EM �E CEMENT GRAVEL CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL SAND, / STONE,. •TOP FILL FINE, MEDIUM OR COARSE PIT RUN GRAVEL 4 ALL LOADS WEIGHED FOR YOUR ACCURATE MEASURE 16 METRIC TONS -- 22046 LBS. . 4 EVERYONE WELCOME m LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH - J. W. Van Stempvoort Pastor • Servtw*: 10:30 a.m. Worship Service 8:00 p.m. Worship Service Minister Phone 528-2740 1 10 a.m. Sunday School j 11 a.m. Morning Worship 1 Joint services with Lucknow United and South Kinloss Presbyterian Churches. July 7th to July 21st In Lucknow Presbyterian Church • July 28th to August 11th ,South Kinloss Presbyterian Church August 18th to September i Lucknow United Church WEDNESDAY jUL, i11 age by the London Free Pc a letter was sent to Mr, in thanks for thex. Kt . and inviting them tothe�tt tion Ceremon Gtr y June 27, 'The treasurer's report was The roll call was given,,,. a total, of 72 members, ZOw gift memberships 6 to wo over 70 years and 14 to 4ew bers.' Mrs., Fraynereported•` catering comittee; 37 hot, turkey meals were served at Fellows' Anniversary; and 75' meals were served at the Gra tion, Volunteers are neede the wedding dinner .being se for Judy Moran's weddingou ust 17; the C " W. L, • also have asked to serve lunch in. the e ing at Saitford Hall, The is also asked to served lunch: Danny Frayne's wedding at reception' on August 3 in GO arena. Mrs. Howard read the nam birthday recipients•at Huro on July 17 and the program planned Mrs Clem Steffl unteered to take part in6e gram; Mrs.'Howard accept look after the lunch and the ents to 28 recipients, Mrs, Courtney reported on the F tion and upcoming birthday: those over "80; Mrs, H ow8 Mrs Courtney sold 44 books tickets at the Lucknow Red July 2. • More tickets are be made by Mrs. Courtney and' Ste Mer, The League dec' serve meals to the displayin ers and the visitors at the L Craft Festival as there are events coming up at, that ti A mass for Shannon Fbrg will be said on behalf of 6 League. Brother David Ernst CA, missionary in Bolivia for 10 and originally from Walken gave an excellent report'on missionary work in Bolivia, slides. The meeting was adjourn prayers were said, REFORMED CHU AT LOCHALSH will hold MORNING WORSW AT throughout the aper Minider Dr. David FrOMA NL Ph, D, LUCKNOW UNITED CHU SCHEDULE FOR SUMMER SERVICE Joint services with'Luc bm South Kinloss Presby" Churches Morning Wo July 7th to July 2 In LuWel ckn Chi es July 28th to August l South Kinlohs�pesb August 16th to Septem In Lucknow' United Lucknow United Ch Ministerial. Supply Au Rev. T. J. Rees September 1 Rev. Douglas Ka regarding his stand against abor- tion was read. A letter, was. sent ing this week with their grand- shall ask the Father in my name to Mrs. Gardiner, Past President mother Mrs.. Doris Willis,- while he will give it you. People of the Diocese, re the poor cover - their parents Mr., and Mrs. Gary don't believe in the power of Willis of Newry are on holidays. prayer. They keep wondering Port A Ib e. r tA W Richard Moore and Joey Tiffin, why things happen but they forget .0 . . members of. the Wingham Tyke to pray 'and have faith. Jesus The Port Albert Christ Church team, report that •on, Sunday the told us to love God with the, soul, Anglican Church Women' held game played with Kincardine heart, mind• with all their. ` their July meeting at the home. of team at Teeswater Parkresul'ted strength. If they do this their Mrs, Eimer Graham in God-erich. in "Wingham being the winners, life would be one of joy. In The meeting opened with the Pres - res -Mrs: Mrs :Russel Ross. on Thursday your own life give thanks to.God ident, Mrs. Alma Black, giving. last accompanied Mr,' and Mrs, and be joyful. Music was bythe the call to worship followed by Joe Millen of Teeswater to Lond- choir and Jackie Whytock gave a the member's prayer and the on where they had medical check- -violin solo,, Rock of Ages, accom- -Lord's prayer repeated in unison. UPS. panied by Mrs. Garnet Farrier, A poem; .God who touches Mr, and Mrs. Ironside of Arva pianist.- Earth with beauty, was read by were Sunday visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Clara Draper, and the scrip- Mts. Bill Evans. 'Mr., and Mrs, ture lesson was read by Mrs. Ann Eric .Evans of Hyde Park were'Whitechurch UCW Livingston.• Mrs. Alma Black then callers on his parents Mr. and Mrs. gave. the meditation. Evans on their way home from WHITECHURCH NEWS The minutes .of the last meet - attending the Donaldson picnic On Tuesday, July 9, at 2 p.m. ing were read:, and correspondence at Teeswater , where they had tak- the Whitechurch United Church was .dealt with, en her mother Mrs, Robert Donald. Women held their meeting with. A poem written by Mrs. Ann. son of Brucelea Haven , Walker- the ladies first visiting the sick Livingston.was'read by Mrs. Alma ton. and shut ins after which they re.- Black entitled., The Altar of Mr: and Mrs. Russel Ross were turned to the church for a business Christ Church, The roll call was Sunday visitors with 'Mr, and Mrs.. meeting'. answered with 12 members pres- lim Taylor of East-Wawanosh. . Mrs., Millan Moore president ent. The Health and Welfare The carpenters on �donday be-. •wa's in charge of the business. The report was given by.Mrs: Clara gan working on Alan Falconer's roll call was answered by 8 ladies. Draper and the treasurer's report new house. The treasurer's report•was given was given by Mrs. Viola Petrie. The Gillespie -Martin picnic by Mrs. Albert Coultes. Business followed which includ-• was held on Sunday at Mrs. Garnet Farrier read a ed the lunch for the cemetery Riverside Park, Wingham, where letter from Fred Victor Mission service on July 14th, and the, Biz- iround 35 gathered for the after- thanking the society for the bale aar on July 27th, noon to enjoy visiting with Tela- sent. Mrs. George Thompson read The ladies of the church. are :fives and lunch at the close of the a. letter from the Women's, • •also planning a community shower jay • Inter Church Council of Canada for Bride-to-be Miss Charlene We are pleased to report that thanking the society for donation Adams which will be held on July Mrs. George Webster returned from the World Day of Prayer. 31st in the church basement. some from Wingham Hospital on Mrs. Millan Moore closed the A contest was conducted by Tuesday,. meeting with•prayer. Mrs, Alma Black and was won by -Dalton Schultz was admitted Mrs. Ann .Livingston: A reading . Wednesday evening to Wingham' was given by'Mrs. Viola Petrie , ind District Hospital. The com- .DUNGANNON -Dignified - Who Me? The meet- riunity wishes Dalton a very CHRISTIAN ing closed with prayer followed by ;peedy recovery. Chalmers congregation on Sun- FELLOWSHIP lunch served by the hostess. lay attended services at the Unit- (MENNONITE) :d Church where baskets of flow - Orrie Lucknow :rs decorated the church. Gingrich, Pastor Service was conducted by Mr. King, SERVICES Presbyterian Church .aw•rence whose text was rom John 10 - What so ever ye i0:00 a.m. Sunday School .A 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Rev. Glenn Noble; B.A., B.D. Freeman O Iso, Gravel Pit 114 Miles West Of Dungannon CHOI EM �E CEMENT GRAVEL CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL SAND, / STONE,. •TOP FILL FINE, MEDIUM OR COARSE PIT RUN GRAVEL 4 ALL LOADS WEIGHED FOR YOUR ACCURATE MEASURE 16 METRIC TONS -- 22046 LBS. . 4 EVERYONE WELCOME m LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH - J. W. Van Stempvoort Pastor • Servtw*: 10:30 a.m. Worship Service 8:00 p.m. Worship Service Minister Phone 528-2740 1 10 a.m. Sunday School j 11 a.m. Morning Worship 1 Joint services with Lucknow United and South Kinloss Presbyterian Churches. July 7th to July 21st In Lucknow Presbyterian Church • July 28th to August 11th ,South Kinloss Presbyterian Church August 18th to September i Lucknow United Church WEDNESDAY jUL, i11 age by the London Free Pc a letter was sent to Mr, in thanks for thex. Kt . and inviting them tothe�tt tion Ceremon Gtr y June 27, 'The treasurer's report was The roll call was given,,,. a total, of 72 members, ZOw gift memberships 6 to wo over 70 years and 14 to 4ew bers.' Mrs., Fraynereported•` catering comittee; 37 hot, turkey meals were served at Fellows' Anniversary; and 75' meals were served at the Gra tion, Volunteers are neede the wedding dinner .being se for Judy Moran's weddingou ust 17; the C " W. L, • also have asked to serve lunch in. the e ing at Saitford Hall, The is also asked to served lunch: Danny Frayne's wedding at reception' on August 3 in GO arena. Mrs. Howard read the nam birthday recipients•at Huro on July 17 and the program planned Mrs Clem Steffl unteered to take part in6e gram; Mrs.'Howard accept look after the lunch and the ents to 28 recipients, Mrs, Courtney reported on the F tion and upcoming birthday: those over "80; Mrs, H ow8 Mrs Courtney sold 44 books tickets at the Lucknow Red July 2. • More tickets are be made by Mrs. Courtney and' Ste Mer, The League dec' serve meals to the displayin ers and the visitors at the L Craft Festival as there are events coming up at, that ti A mass for Shannon Fbrg will be said on behalf of 6 League. Brother David Ernst CA, missionary in Bolivia for 10 and originally from Walken gave an excellent report'on missionary work in Bolivia, slides. The meeting was adjourn prayers were said, REFORMED CHU AT LOCHALSH will hold MORNING WORSW AT throughout the aper Minider Dr. David FrOMA NL Ph, D, LUCKNOW UNITED CHU SCHEDULE FOR SUMMER SERVICE Joint services with'Luc bm South Kinloss Presby" Churches Morning Wo July 7th to July 2 In LuWel ckn Chi es July 28th to August l South Kinlohs�pesb August 16th to Septem In Lucknow' United Lucknow United Ch Ministerial. Supply Au Rev. T. J. Rees September 1 Rev. Douglas Ka