The Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-03-17, Page 7comrnunity news
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tentatively planned for early October. has a two -fold
purpose.
Fust,, we hope to raise money to assist those unable to pay
the full cost of homemaking services. We want to be able to
provide help where it. is needed. We know many of our
clients need financial assistance to continue having
homemaking, and that other's who need homemaking help
are reluctant to ask for it because of the cost.
Our second reason for this campaign is to raise money to
reduce the mortgage on the house which holds our office.
This was purchased. last June as a less expensive and better
alternative,. than trying to rent other office space.
Our hope is that a door-to-door campaign throughout the
county, on an annual basis, will be a significant source of
funds to meet these needs.. In metropolitan areas home-
making, agencies receive .funds through United Way
Appeals, where they exist. Since such help is not: available
here, charitable organizations such as ours must raise funds
themselves. We will be approaching your community for
help with this canvass, and are hopeful of generous support
for the work that we have• outlined.
Our Annual Meeting will be • held April 7, 1982 at Pine
Ridge Chalet, Hensall; further ' information or tickets are
available from me at 3354118 or from any board member.
Anyone who would like toknow more about Town and
Country Homemakers is welcome to attend. Inquiries can
also be made by calling 357-3222. ,
Yours truly,
Beverley Brown,
Chairman, Bond of Directors. (335-6118)
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ONTARIO GOVERNMENT TENDER
MAINTENANCE OF
PICNIC SITES
The Ministry .1 Transportation and C.•aamicatiama
invites you is tender' .a GRASS CUTTING at due
following plink atter •
FIVE SITES -Shelburne Area - Kes Nicholson, Patrol
• Supervisor, 92S-3031. •
FOUR SITES - Wtogham.;Area • Jack 'Forster, Patrol
Supervisor, 357-3770.
THREE SITES - Mitchell Area - Louis O'Domell, Patrol
Supervisor, 3484462.. •
ONE SITE -. Listowel Area - Harry Kaufman, Patrol
Supervisor, 291-1810.
Bid parcels tndudlng complete details may be obtained ,
by contacting the Patrol Supervisor In your area.
SEALED TENDERS MUST BE RETURNED TO THE
STRATFORD DISTRICT OFFICE, BOX 8, ;581 HURON
ST., STRATFORD BY: •
WO P.M.. [LOCAL TIME]
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14,1982
LOWEST OR ANY TENDER NOT NECESSARILY
ACCEPTED '
Ministry of
Transportation and
Communications
M=W MOTORS
HAS THE ANSWER
•46 MPG
• 1400 lb. PAYLOAD
•NO •CHARGE SERVICE
PROTECTION PLAN
31 F 1R. MOAOO AN
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M -W MOTORS
SALES & SERVICE
184 EAST ST., GODERICH 524.2113
Extend sympathy toAnglcan minister
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Sympathy is extended to
the Reverend and Mrs. Phil-
ip Ruch. in the death of his
father, Reverend Richard A:
E. Ruch, who passed away at
the Black-adar Nursing
Home, Dundas in. his 73rd
year. The remains rested at
the Cattel and Eaton Funeral
Home, 53 Main Street, Dun-
das until Friday. when re-
moval was , made to St.
Jude's Anglican • Church,
Brantford for the funeral
service at 11.a.m. with burial
in Lion's Head, • Eastnor
Cemetery.
Arthur Haldenby went on
Friday of last week to
Toronto to attend the funeral
on Saturday of his sister -iii -
law, Mrs. Hazel Dougherty.
who had been in failing
health for some time. He also
visited with his family in
Toro _fo over the weekend.
Kinls.gY A.C.W.
The Anglican Church
Women held their March
meeting on Thursday after-
noon at the home of Mrs.
Bert Nicholson with a good
attendance.
Mrs. Delbert Hedley pre-
sided and expressed her
deep appreciation to the
A.C.W. for kindness shown
to their family since their
fire- She also said that a
number of A.C.W. ' groups
hadsent donations as well.
This was very gratifying for
the ladies to know about
these kindly gestures.
Mrs. Roy Collins read the
scripture and gave the medi-
tation on the theme which
was, Prayer. Each member
answered the roll call with a
personal prayer, which was
followed by theregular devo-
tions.
Mrs. Ronald Thacker and
Mrs. Eric• Thacker conducted
the first Study of . Anglicans.
in Mission; known as AIM,
Langeide couple attends wedding inToronto.
By Milian Young
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wynne attended a Wedding
in, Toronto ' on Saturday. •
Visitors on the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Ian Thom-
as were Kathy's mother and
father, Mr. and Mrs. William
Weasner of Cambrige and
her brother, Mr. and Mrs.
William Weasner Jr., Lasa
and Chris of Welland and en
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald Alton and girls of Ash-
field. Saturday was her fath-
er's birthday, so they had a
birthday supper
which is a Missionary Out -
reach; This was well pres-
ented and proved most inter-
esting,
nkesting, . the study being on
the centurian and the prayer
of St. Francis.
Mrs.. Ronald Thacker read
the minutes and colmmuni-
cations and the convener,
Miss May Boyle, gave a
reading on prayer and the
courtesy remarks.
The dosing payer was
repeated in unison. Suitable
hymns were sung throughout
the meeting. Delicious re-
freshments were served by
the hostess and her daugh-
ter, Lois.
Public school children in
Kinloss had a holiday Friday
asit was teacher develop-
ment day. ,
Sympathy of the commun-
ity is extended to thebroth-
ers and sisters of the late
Gordon Huffman of Desboro.
The Huffman family lived at
Langside for quite a number
of years.
Liane Young, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young, is
the proud owner of a goat
which presented her with
triplets on Saturday.
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