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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-03-03, Page 11Ix TH.04,,UCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOV/, ONTARIO • PAGE ELEVEN INottipi.'!Iow. have eq credit 110$1; what ..,.4POtatio..'has...,d0tie. • to•.-00;uitell • hold men and women to the sar6e standards of credit worthiness • • refrain from refusing to extend credit to a woman becatise of a change in her marital status f, refrain from requesting or using information about family planning in evaluating Credit applications o , consider a spouse's income, if necessary, whep a couple aPplies for credit . • consider alimony and child support as a source of incOme • ' not alter a person's credit rating solely on the basis of the credit 'rating of the spouse • allow husband and wife to have separate files with credit reporting agencies. Fdr.a free booklet giving the GuiddlineS, in detail, and covering the entire • • subject of women's/ access to credit,. write: Ontario aonsumer. Queen's Park Toronto, Ontario Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations Sidney Handleman, Minister ernememm 'Province of Ontario William Davis, Premier Here in 'Ontario, any woman, married or not, shouldbe granted. credit in her Own name if her credit qualifications, property or earnings are such that a man with•the same qualifications would receive credit. That is the essence of Ontario's new Equal Credit Opportunity GUidelines. All major credit grantors in-the Province have endoilsed'these • guidelines, on the basisthat equality of access to credit is a right, even though credit itself is a privilege: In practice, the Guidelines outline the folloWing principles: ry Ii116LIS FARM DRAINAGE QUALITY INSTALLATIONS 'CLAY OR PLASTIC . Free gatiplates PHONE 3924700 R.R. 3 'WALKERTON WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 3, 1976 WHITECHURCK Mr, and Mrs. , Glenn Sinnamon and Ken Sinnamon of Wingham were Sunday. visitors with Mr. ,,and Mrs. E. W. Beeeroft and Karen. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laidlaw of Windsor spent the week end with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coultes were Friday evening visitors with their daughter Mrs. Tom Miller and Mr. Miller of. Palmerston. Mrs. Earl Caslick visited the first of the week with Mr. and Mrs: Ronald ,Coultes. Mr. and. Mrs. Dawson Craig,'Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robertson of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McBurney of East Wawanosh all visited Sunday with their sister, Mrs. Bill Peacock and Mr. Peacock of Bluevale. A large group of our young peoples accepted the invitation on Sunday evening to a special youth service held in the Christian FLEA TOURNAMENT LUCKNOW ARENA:, All: Day Saturday, March 6 • i!,0 Reformed Church in LucknoW. Miss. kathy Purdon of Myth spent Monday evening and Tiles"- day with her inrents Mr. and Mrs. Archie Purdon. / Visitors on Sunday ,with Mrs. Gershon' Johnston were Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Johnston and Donna of St. Panls and Mr. and Mrs. Charles' WOods and Sylvia of Egmondville. Mrs. Ben McClenaghan, • who Was visiting her. daughter, Mrs. Harry Moss and Mr. Moss at Plattsville, on Wednesday • was admitted to 'University Hospital, London, where she underwent, surgery on Thursday for a gall . condition. The community wishes her a speedy -recovery. Mr. and . Mrs. Everette Whytock and Wayne , of . Teeswater /were Sunday visitors with his brotlier, Carman Whytock,''MrS. Whytock and Jack.. • • Quite a few of the adults ,and young people attended the pancake social at Langside Community Hall on Friday evening, '• • Miss Rho'nda - Gibson. recently was to. Quebec on the trip with the' high school. "Mni and Mrs. Melvin McClenag- ban of. Waterloo were 'Sunday visitors with his father, Ben McClenaghan. and Mr. and Mrs: Carl McClenaghan. Carl McClenaghan on Friday visited his mother, Mrs. Ben McClenaghan, in University Hosp- ital, London. On Thursday George Grigg and Mrs. Gershom. Johnston of Wing- ham were invited to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence •Ritchies, where Mrs.. Presbyterian Evening Auxiliary , . •The Evening Auxiliary of the Lucknow Presbyterian Church held their monthly meeting in the church., on February 17 with the president, Mrs. Kenneth Laidlaw in charge. Mrs. Laidlaw gave the call, to worship and hymn 50, "I'll of Salvation take 'the cup" was sung. • The roll call was answered by each lady donating a tea, towel to the kitchen. The. correspondence was read. An invitation from. the Wingham • ladies , to 'attend their Thankoffering on' April, 20 was read: The members were. asked to • donate $1' per member to the' Yokahoriaa Nursery Project in Korea. This was approved. Plans were .,made for the Presbyterial, which is to be held in the church on May 31st. Hymn 409, "There's a wideness in God'S mercy" was sung. The scripture and meditation were given by Mrs. Leonard MacDonald. Mrs. Edward BroWn • sang a solo accompanied 'by Mrs. Donalda Scott at the piano. The topic, '`Forwardin Mission" was presented by: Mrs. Ronald Forster with Mrs. Ralph Cameron, Mrs. Frank Hawthorne and Miss Maudie Fisher taking' part. A report from the Glad Tidings was given by Mrs. Wm. Ross. Hymn 510 was, sung. Mrs. Laidlaw cloSed the meeting with prayer. Lunch. was served by Mrs. Frank Hawthorne and Mrs. Virden Mow- bray. Holyrood W.I. The February .meeting of the HOlyrood Women's Institute "Citi7 zenship and World ' Affairs" was held at the home of Mrs. Jack Scott on Monday afternoon. Mrs. William MacPherson presided and all joined in the Institute Ode and the. Mary Stewart C011ect. The roll call' was "Name a world leader and country represented". Mrs. Jack Scott gave the financial statement and also the corres•pond ence and thank. you notes •from. those who, received Christmas . treats'. •The local fall fair lists were . read. D9nations were voted to the Farmstead and Home improve- ment competition fot the Interna- tiOnal Plowing Match and Nutrition , Education. Mrs. William', Mac- Pherson was appointed delegate to the Officer's Conference whic will be held in the Spring. Mrs.Frank Maulden will be the March hostess. The program Con- veners were Mrs. Gerald .Rhody and Mrs. Frank Maulden. All joined in singing the •Women',s Institute Carol. . • Mrs. Gerald Rhody took the topic on New Zealand and MrS. Frank Maulden conducted a contest on Pictures of Interest. Miss Edna Boyle favoured with a piano solo. Current events were "A news- paper clipping of interest On World Affairs". Mrs.. William MacPher- son .gave an interesting.demcinstra- tion of glasS painting. She was thanked and presented with a gift. Mrs. Alex Percy gave the courtesy remarks and the' meeting , closed with 0 Canada `and the. Grace. Mrs. Frank Maulden conducted a contest before •lundh and tasty. refreshments were served by the hostess. LES PETTER SHOES .'.L.UCKNOW PHONE 528.2011 LARNE RIM $111011tEPAIR......$11.ATI $HAPEIIING • WORLD DAY OF PRAYER Lucknow United Church Friday, March 5 at 2 p.m. Johnston and' her granddaughteR Mary Ann celebrated their birth- di3Js. • JohnstonJim •and Carol of Listowel and Paid Johnston . of Kitchener on Saturday visited with Mrs. Johnston. , s.