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0-40ektiew Smtbeel, WednesdaY) SePtember 10r 1980
your ....stirhmer. • Mrs,:Robe:: The. September meeting
ffwin invited everyone. to the for 'Unit Z•of,the U.C.W. was
Sunday. School a.wards, and held., at' the home of Mrs..
• breakfast :September. Jean, 'Jardine on Tuesday.,
Mrs, Cliff Menary gave a September 2 with' an attend-
LUCKNOW V.C.W. UNIT I
Mrs. Vernon Hunter was
hostess for the •September
meeting, Mrs, Russell put-
' ton convened the meeting of
18 triernberS responding-to-,,-L.I.LCKNOW U C.W. 111411'_.2 '
ray, Mrs. Beryl' Hunter an d LUCKNOWP-C-W.; UNIT 3 Mrs•. Gibson.. • ess, and 'closed the meeting ;-
Miss Helen Thompson. - • . Mrs. Alex MacNay gave r With prayer-...,'A A social• time
Mrs. Mamie Henderson , Ut niatt 31hteuchlionmeev,i yrn
of Mrs,
na iinly Ltereisftein
in
g rea ding -japaa;a
on, „
raciciusl pinned rose
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-paper on Energy conserva, 1,Ance. of .1,9, - • - -Mrs, Isabel - - • Lai "-Wilbur Brown-on Se
2 with 16 members' and-one familY.
temper_expeneticed by a western • • ' -
Readings, A Country
'
tic Malden-"' Mrs: Evelyn ,Cook.chaired-' being her 89th birthdaY and Lti CKNO.W .
discussed the Presbyterial to the'meeting assisted by Mrs. all sang "Happy, Birthday". • visitor present.:' . •
School Teacher, and Give • • $'
be held in Ripley. She will be Noma Campbell as secretary
in charge of the book display. and. Mrs. Shirley Bolt as
The devotions were intro- treasurer, ..
duced by Mrs. Button with The roll call proved. Very
prayer and scripture. The
theme was sharing .the yoke
of friendship.: She closed
with a poem on God's love.
Mrs. Gordon Morrison
gave the study book chapter
on the most Northerly Island
cif Japan, using a large map.:
Pointing out where the long-
..eSt .tqnricl in the world is
itii"‘built to the main land.
climate . is similar to that
of Maine, U.S.A. Lumber-
ing, fishing and fish drying
and base breeding arc car-
people attending.; Het') on there: The small
village of Erimo on this Attendance awards were
presented as.fellows: -Grade island is the 'location of the
only christian school and 9 and up, :teacher Ernest
Aekert - Kaye Morrison, Karl '
Morrison, Brenda Hender-
son, Diane Gibson and Ken
Irwin.
Grade 7 and 8, teacher
Doug' Kauftnan - Glen ,Gib-
son, Lynn. Alton, Janice Cook
and Sharon Struthers..
Grade S and 6, teachers
Mary 'Lou F'riestap and De-
anna Itcav,ie Jeff ACkert,-
Chris Irwin and Brad Pries-
tap.
Grade. 4, teachers June
Alton and Barb Henderson -
DavCayle_y,_ _ Craig -K au f-
man, Brenda Gibson, Angela.
Glenn, Arletta Glenn.
Grades 2 and 3, teachers
Nancy Gibson and Elaine
Irwin Heather Pricstap,
Robert Helm, Steven McEw-
an and Becky Ackert.
The September meeting of
the St. Helens Women's
•Institute took the form of a
bus trip on Thursday, Sept-
ember 4.
Forty-five' St. Helens
members and guests from
the Dungannon, Lucknow,
Wingham and Whitechurch
Institutes took the trip to
Parry Sound. Bus transporta-
tion was provided by Mont-
gomery Motors with Cecil
Garniss as driver.
The' tour headed through
Harriston, Mount Forest,
Shelbotirne, and Alliston to
Barrie where the group stop:
ped to shop.
Upon arrival in Parry
Sound, tickets were obtained
for the cruise on the Island
Queen V through the 30,000
islands.
Following lunch, the group
boarded the ship for the
three hour tour of the islands
where people can only com-
mute by boat or planes from
the mainland to their homes
or cottages on the iSlandS: It
was a beautiful sunny after-
noon and everyone., enjoyed
the scenery.
On the return trip,, the
group stopped in Barrie for
dinner at Ponderosa and the
Stone Crock restaurants.
On the trip home; chatter.
died down somewhat, as
most people were becoming
weary after a long and pleas-
ant trip.
centre in Japan. Skiing is a
favourite sport a'n'd a large
instruction school is located
on the 'island• where the
Winter Olympics were held
in 1972.
the roll call,' high' light of ' •
St. Helen
WI
takes
boat
cruise
Mrs. Button closed the
meeting with prayer.
Lunch and a social time
were enjoyed by all.
The Lucknow United
Church Sunday School held
their annual breakfast on
Sunday, September 7 with
approximately 85 pariints,
children and interested
Mrs. Harvey Houston pre-
ing by reading a poem, Your
Seeds Blow Into My Garden.
A note was received from
Pinecrest Manor thanking
the members for their visit
earlier in the summer, The
roll 'call was answered by
naming your first school
Sc awards teacher.
LUCKNOW
”ITED
CHURCH
10 a-.m. Sunday School'
11:00 a.m.
Morning Worship
"Sacrament of Baptism"
Nursery Provided
f For Pre-School Children
•Greenware
--eCeramic Lessons
*Firing
*China Painting
Jr. Congregation for
5 - 8 Year Old Children
Rev. Doug Kaufman
Minister
COUNTRY
CERAMICS
R. R. 4 RIPLEY
PHONE 395.5284
resent
SUNDAY, SEPT. 14
The devotional part of the
meeting was capably chaired
by Mrs. Grace Campbell,
assisted by Mrs. Beryl Hunt-
S au nd
given by Mrs. Annie Kirt- dainty lunch was served, by Mrs. Dexter followed`by a Bible name contest.`-Mrs,
rick, Mrs. Mary MacGi liv- • * • meditation and *Prayer' Houston thanked the, hest-
interesting, name your first
school and teacher,'
Several hyrnns vvere enjoy-
ed with' all:singing to music
on tape proVided by Miss
Helen_ Thompson, •
'COnvener --reports - -v,vere
Grade 1, teacher Jean
Kaufman - Mark Andrew,.
Dale Priestap, Lisa Kaufman
and Andrew Glenn.
F or nearly 150 years Ontario has
had a law making it an-offence to.
enter property where entry is,
prohibited. But now •neW.legislation —.
The Trespass to Property Act--has -
tonghened up the law to protect - •
Your rights . . .. •
Trespassers can now be. fined up to
$1,000. In addition, they can be ordered
to pay for damages they have caused. • .•
An important part of the legislation
-designates premises where entry : is
prohibited without notice, These
include your gardens, orchards,
vineyards, land under cultivation,
.• woodlots and fenced land. . .
Where notice must be given -to
prohibit entry, you may, use red - •
markings on gates, trees or fences.
Yellow markings may be used to caution
that only certain-activities may be. •
permissible. It is the responsibility of
the visitor to-find out what .you permit.
'LAND USED FOR RECREATION
In the past, there was a great deal of
confusion regarding yikir responSibility
to people you allow' n your land, . • • .
Consequently many .farmers and rural ,
landholders would not allow recreational
activities on their properties.
• Now another new act— The ,Occupiers'
Liability Act-reduces. your reSponsi- '
bilityln a nutshell, the law assumes
that those who take their recreation on
ut paying a fee - most rural land without
Tough new laws will deter trespassing.
er, Mrs.. Evelyn CoOk •and
MrS, Norna Campbell. The
continued study on Japan
given by MrS.jardine,
preVed interesting... ' • '
ThelOstess was, thanked
for- .-giving• •ber .home and, a ..-
sided and opened the Meet-
treasurer and by the mem-
bership convener, Mrs,
Brown, and community
friendship convener, Mrs.
Dexter.
Reports were given by the
Mrs. Houston read an
article concerning the new
.mOderator, Rev. Lois Wilson,
Mrs. .Grace.. Gibson pres-
ided for' the pregram. Wis-
dom :was the thethe ef'devo-
tionk, The_seripture"was.read.
will take care for•their.(iwil safety.
A special sYstem has -been deviSed
you. to easily indicate which
activities youwill allow on your •
property.. A:Sign..naining. or graphically
repreSentingan-activity (for example, •
hiking). indicates that the activity. is •
permitted. The same kind of sign with
an oblique stroke through it means •
,that you prohibit the activity:
These new laws are part •
of a continuing program to
- -streamline. our legislation.
By clarifying your rights,
they affOrd you-greater
protection from trespass
and also reduce your.:----_
liability when you make.
land available for
recreational iptirposes,..
For full details, obtain
a copy of this free pamphlet. It's
available at many supermarkets and
liquor stores, or write to:
Cominunications Branch ••
Ministry of the Attorney General,
18 'King. Street East •
Toronto, Ontario M5C 105
carstai, Ant=a Nninitnir
Ontario
Services
10:00 :cm and 2:30 p.m.
L.UcK0C)1/V •
CHRISTIAN'
REFORMED.
CHURCH:
Listen to the
Back to God Hour
10:30 a,m. CKNX
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NevneinAn,
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Hon. FL Roy McMurtry
Minister
Ministry of the
Attorney -
General
Yourself a Little Time, Were
given by Mrs.: Kirkland,
'Mrs. MacNay gave two read-
ogs, Itelie've, in the World,
and a Prayer poem, Slow
Down.. , • " • ;
Mrs. GibSon- conducted -a,
?..PRESBYTERIAN:
it
CHURCH ss
Rev. Win. Munshaw
I.:IA.1W. Div •
SUNDAY, SEPT, . 14
11 a.m.
Combined Services
Church and, SUnday
School.
Nursery Provided
t;
Everyone Welcome. -
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