The Lucknow Sentinel, 1977-04-20, Page 2288
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Men who consider consequences
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being good and doing good.
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Domed OW
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of St.
Andrew's. United Church, Ripley,
was held on Sunday afternoon,
April 17, following a pot luck lunch
after 'the morning worship service.
Rev. James Bushell, chairman
for the afternoon, opened the
meeting with prayer.
Mrs. William Arnold and Mrs..
Robert Osborne were appointed
secretary and press reporter,
respectively for the meeting.
Wallace Pollock reported on
behalf of the Board of Stewards.
Clayton Nicholson, Lloyd Wylds,
Bill Robinson, Albert Middelkamp
and Bill Elliott were appointed to
the Board of Stewards.
Walter Forster, clerk of session,
gave the session report. Two
persons were appointed, subject to
acceptance ' to the session.
Barry Pollock, Joyce Osborne,
Heather Boyle and Paul Culbert
were appointed as Observing
Elders.
Mrs. Donald Blue as delegate
and Mrs. Reg. 'Moore as alternate
delegate to Presbytery and Confer-
ence were appointed at a special
meeting on February 13 which was
to have been the day of the annual
meeting, but the weatherman
changed the plans.
Mrs. Robert Osborne gave the
president's report' of the United
Church Women and also gave the
treasurer's report on behalf of the
treasurer.
Mrs. Wm. Arnold reported on
her work as Archivist. She also
reported that a few Church
Directories are still available for
sale.
Regarding the Sunday School it
was reported that there has been a
decline in attendance in the first
four months of 1977. Hopefully,
improvement in attendance will be
seen now that the weather is
better.
Mrs. Wallace Pollock, choir
leader reported for the choir.
Words of appreciation were
PINETREE
CRESTENETS
BY AUBREY HIGGINS
Just so that you will know that
our people here are not politicians,
but good clean living citizens, I will
give you a little run down on just
how clean we are.
Those that are bedridden get at
least one thorough sponge bath a
day, sometimes more. The rest of
us get the choice of the tub or
shower once a week. (Of course we
bath ourselves as much as possible
every day).
I don't know everything about
the tub, I never get into it, but the
shower, with the aid of some of
those girls, is something to look
forward to. After being thorOughly
dried and having a good back rub
with lots of talcum, your toenails
cut and fully clothed, one has the
feeling that they are superior, no
matter who they meet. I expect the
effect is the same in the tub bath,
expressed, by the minister to the
retired elders and stewards, and to
the organist, choir leader and choir
and to the junior choir and its
leaders. Appreciation was expres-
sed to the ushers by Mrs. 'Ross
Martyn.
The financial report of the church
was approved as printed.
Mrs. Walter Black and Reg
Moore reported on behalf of the
manse committee.
Walter Forster read the "In
Memoriam", after which there was
a minute's silence.
Plans were made for the annual
church anniversary of St. Andrew's
United Church which is to be held
on Sunday, June 12.
Mrs. Robert Osborne announced
that anyone wishing to order a 1978
United Church calendar, contact
her or a unit leader of the U.C.W.
Reg Moore expressed apprecia-
tion to the Bushell family on behalf
of the congregation.
The meeting was adjourned with
Rev. James Bushell pronouncing
the benediction.
but I am sticking with the shower.
The reason I have written this is
because I am going to say a little
about Lucknow and the word
politics might be mentioned and it
seems tome every time'l hear that
word mentioned, that the word
dirty gets mixed up in it. So with
the exception of 3 or maybe 4, you
will find Pinecrest clean out of it.
This town, for the last 30 years,
has not varied in the size of
population over about 50. Every
time one picks up the local paper
there are pictures of some native
students graduating from college,
many with honours. Why, are they
not in their home town? --beCause
there is nothing for them to do
here.
With the type of farming country
that surrounds this place, it has
everything in its favour to make it
quite a large town with stores and
places of business. It is large
enough to be able to-compete with
the places our citizens drive to
where they get 'a larger selection
and cheaper prices, because of
greater quantity of sales.
There have been opportunities
right here. Take for one instance
the opportunity that was open to
build- the home for those over 65
right within a short block of
everything, instead of over a mile
out in the bush. Those other two
businesses would have come any-
ways, because they had foresight
enough to know that they would
make money by coming to this
town.
There will be sewers coming to
this town in a very short time. Let's
make it as easy on the stria!l
individual tax payer as possible.
The four new councilmen who
had the honour of the voters choice
out of 9 candidates: let's hope. the
only reason you accepted the
nomination was that yOu believed
in this little village and you wanted
to help the people who elected you
You have got it, use it
Let us then be up and doing.
With a heart for every fate
Still - achieving, still pursuing
Learn to labour and not to wait.
One little word changed in the
old verse and an expression we see
every day on television.
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1977
ZION
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ritchie
visited her sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack McLean of Wroxeter, Thurs-
day of last week. Jack had returned
home from the hospital where he
had been for several months.
Mrs. John Hunter and family
had Mr. and Mrs. Harold Menary
and family visit last Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs-. Gordon Kirkland
had her cousin Mrs. Lorne Woods
of Lucknow visit Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkins
visited his sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Carlow of Paisley Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Cook were at
Malton Airport Friday to get a
guest, ,Frank Flory of California 'as