HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-06-04, Page 67units hold retreat
A Retreat tindef the theme ,
"Communicating our Be-
lids" was sponsored by
Bruce Presbyterial United
Church Women on June'9th
at Silver Lake Camp; Ap-
proximately 90 ladies from
the Locals within the Pres-
byterial attended the event.
Mrs, Harold Bannerman and
Mrs. Bill Campbell, Kinloss,
served coffee and refresh-
ments during the day, Devo
tional books and pamphlets
were available for sale, at
tables convened by Mrs.
Graham' Murray, HarristOnl
Mrs. G. Walden, LucknoW1
and Mrs. Rae Curtis, Arthur.
"Mrs, Sheldon Wolfe Clif-
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ford, LeadershipChairper-
son, le the event and Wel-
comed everyone. Mrs. Ron
Pearce, Walkerton, led the
singing throughout the day
with Mrs. Wallace Pollock,
Colin McKeachnie, Kincar-
dine, and Miss Debbie Piet-
sch, Program Director at
Silver Lake Camp, assisted.,
Rev, James Stockton, Han-
over, offered prayer and out-.,
lined the purpose and object-
ives fore the day's activities.
He read a scripture •pissage
which was ably dramatized
by Mrs, Ronald Slade, Kin-
cardine, MrS. Clarente Mc-
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NOTICE TO
PROPERTY 'OWNERS'
DESTROY • WEEDS
Notice Is hereby given to *all persons in
possession of lend,, in accordance with the
Weed Control Act 1972 Sec. 4, 14, and .20,
• that unless noxious weeds growing on their
lands within the Municipality Of Township of
Kinloss are destroyed by date of June 28,
A980, 'end throUgheut the season, the
Municipality may enter upon the said lands
we have the Weeds destroyed, charging:the
Olds:Against the land in tax* as-set out In
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T c.o-operition of all citizens Is earnestly
Solicited.
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MUNICIPAuty,OF TOWNSHIP OF KINLO
Tupper made the presenta-,
tion on behalf of the Pres-
byterial.
A simple meaningful tom-
munion service was conduct-
ed by Rev, James $tockton.
A hymn was sung, bringing
the, retreat to 'a "close,
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their leadership. A farewell
gift was presented, to Mrs,
Win Pierce prior to her.move
to Brockville. Mrs. C. A.
Trinity U.C.W. held their
June meeting on Stine 12, at
the home of Mrs. Chester
Hackett, and if is always the
custom to honour the Grand
mothers: in the community at
this meeting every year.
There was an attendance of
38 ladies and 1 child, of this
number 20 were grandrpoth-
raises over $4 000
:and Mrs. Ken Alton oriented,
the devotions •On, Love.
ripture was read by Mrs.
Ken Alton. Both Mrs. Altons
joined in giving the medita-
tion, and MrS. Ken Alton led
in. prayer.
The president welcomed
all the ladies. The roll call
was answered by each one
telling something they rem-
embered about their grand-
•
Mrs. Warren Zinn intro-
duced the guest speaker,
Mrs. Sherry Reavie from the
flown and Country Home-
makers of Huron County.
Mrs. Reavie showed slides of
this work and -also spoke
about the„many ways they
are serving Huron County
- residents. Mrs. Alex Hackett
Mrs. Jim Young; Marty,
Jamie, Karen and Liane, Mr.
and Mrs. Len Coughlin,
Mrs. Ethel Holmes and Mrs.
May Richardson of Wing-
ham,
Kelly and Kim Coughlin
spent the weekend with Mr.
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the proceeds fromthe cam, Mrs. David Elliott and other
paign will be used by the relatives in the loss of their
Wingham Association for its little son, John Curtis, who
work in this area, and the passed away on Tuesday,
support of the community is June 10.
. greatly appreCiated. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
The Association is contin- Young of Lucknow were two
uing toplan for a new Adult who went on a bus tour to
Workshop, but in the inter-, Bracebridge. They left Mon-
im, a portable clasiroom is day niOrning and returned
being considered as a means Thursday evening. They en-
This,year's Flowers of of relieving the, space Rrob-
Hope CaMPaign was the lam at the. Jack Reavie Op
most successful ever, Treas. portunity Workshop. Train-
urea Audrey Swatridge : told ees are at present working on
the executive of the Wing- three contract jobs as well as
ham and District AsSociation their oWn projects of re-web-
for the Mentally Retarded at bing lawn chairs, 'and making
its meeting last week. Dona- *paper, flowers for sale. A
tions totalled' $4,05, a re- highlight of, last *ea was'
markable increase over the. when the trainees:Were taken
S1600 realized last'year. The to the home of Mr. 'and :Mrs.
executive credits the success Ivan Metcalfe, and treated to
mainly to the teams voi- a lUnch-time barbecue.
unteers who ,conducted door- Bevan Lindsay reported
to-door . canvasses in. the that several pupils from the
towns in the area.' Golden Circle:School will be
The', hreakdown of the attending the summer school
Campaign is as follows: being held in conjunction
Wingham, canvassed by with the Wingham ,Recrea-
Witigharn . Kinsmen and tion Department's summer
Wingham Optimists, $1,125; program. Also several pupils
Lucknow, canvassed : by will be 'attending the OAMR
ers, $550; Blyth, canvassed
' bus tottr-t by Mrs. Joan Clark's com-
mittee, $548. The remainder
of the total was received BY LILLIAN YOUNG through mailed in contribii-
-tions 4-tul ,dorrations front or--• ympathy-ottlier-coinorun-
granizations in the area. All ity is extended to Mr. and
The president, Mrs. Don-
..
aid Hackett, called the meet-
ing to order with the call to
worship. Mrs. Frank. Alton
summer. camp. at Belwood
Lake,
joyed their trip very much, from ,this district were Mr.
.—although_the_weather_Tould__ and Mrs. Clifford Young,
have been better One da it William. Mr. and
Clenaghan, . Paisley, and
Mrs. Dorothy Magvvood,
Hanover. '
Discussion groups were
held throughout the day,
Mrs. Jessie Stockton, Han,
over conducted,..sgmeLf!.
acquainted", exercises and
gave some thoughts on the
theme and on barriers to
friendships. A film was
shown on this with Mrs,
Dorothy Magvvood operating
the projector.
President, ',Mrs. Ronald
Slade, Kincardine, expres
sed the courtesies to the.
Leadership Divison who
iilanned the event, and to
Rev and Mrs: Stockton for
Members have begun sell-
ling tickets on the new
a-Trip- Lottery, which offers
for prizes a $1500 holiday --
Atid :a.$150 consolatiOn Week,
end holiday in each ;monthly
draw. The ,Early Bird .Draw
wille he at f
JUne so anyone who would
like to buy a ticket on thee
lOttery • should Contact a
member of the Association
immediately.
The new president of
YACMR was 'introduced to
the 'execntive, She:: is
.
Ann
Hamilton of : Lucknow, a
student 'at F. E. Madill
Secondary School.
o Bracebn
snowed while they were,
there.
Congratulations, to Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Young (nee
Deborah Ferguson) who
were married on. Saturday at.
the Presbyterian Church in,
Newmarket. Those attending
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Ashfield ReereatiOnCommittee had s• very successful,
Garage, Auction aid Bake Sale. Many thanks to the
following people, builnesies, as well as'the peOple who
either baked Otdonated Items (Or the sale. , •
Backers , Blue Water Truck Centre
Chisholm Fuel . Lake-Port .Welding
C. A. Becker . LakepOrt Steel
Hackett' Farm- Entiltit% Windsor Salt
LucknOw District Co-op Worthy's'EssO .
Lucknow Small Engines Superior Propane
Ashton's Ladles Wear O'lldeits Meat
Diane's Pop Shop Whetstones Jewellery
Bain's Groceria Godericii Tire
Montgomery Motors Scheaffers Pen'
Chairman-Work-Clothes
Ron Machan Hardware Discount Daves
Greer's T.V. Domtar Chemicals
Sehmids JeWellery RoyalBank
Kwans' Restaurant • Dominion Roads
Button's Meat Market . Wayne Snyder & Son
LucknoW Cut and Curt Hodges' Mill
Hair Cieations Harvey Culbert
Bank of Montreal Freeman. Olson
WinghamCleaners Dawson's Hardware
Flowers & Gifts Johnston's Bros:
Bill's Place Sherwood General Store
Vair Value Grocery Tony Miltenburg
Lucknow_ Sentinel
Sammy Argyle
Also a very special thank you to the auctioneers, Harry
-- Btindley, Joe Metzei,Tim-flackett, who=-gave their -
time and patience for free. Many-thanks to all the
people who came and bought the sale items.
ASHFIELD RECREATION, COMMITTEE
John and Grace Austin, Clarence and Loretta Doherty,
.Grant and Sandy . Curran, Glen and Kathy Olson,
Murray and Elizabeth Irvin; Randy and Judy Kerr,
Herb and Marie Wilkins, Denise Dalton, Cleason
plant health to encourage higher
quality and increased yields. In
addition, well drained soil lets you
take full advantage of the growing .,
-season potential-of your land and
'simplifies crop management
problems,
Flowers of Hope Campaigp
YACMR members -and fri-
ends: c$$$2;
hy the Junior Farm-
ends, $8$2 Teeswater can Langside couple to
grondiirtoihers
thanked the:speaker.
Mrs. Doug Ronard spoke .
on the LiVe, Love Project and
of Doctors Bernard and Het,
ga Harder, teachers at Chris-
tian University, Tokyo.
Mrs. Charles Wilkins gave
the Bible Study on, Faith
A.,..soun0 itivestm!nt.
subsurfac farm dr.ainage e
Propeely drained land pays many
dividends. Even with today's higher
interest rates, an investment in sub-
surface drainage (along with good
farm management practices) can
provide higher returns than invest-
ments in machinery, buildings, land,
stocks and bonds.
A well designed drainage system built . Specify UNX tubing for your drainage
with UNX plastic tubing can improve project.
Without Works Is Dead.. A
question and answer period
followed; and Mrs.. Wilkins
led.' in, prayer, Mrs. Ken
Alton sang a lovely solo, Sing
Out For Joy. Following the
business, the president clos-
ed the meeting with prayer..
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