HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-10-16, Page 11Auxilia to winter sports had profitabl
season; makes numerous donations
The Laois Aures for Winter the date for the Bantam h k;u1 = en utive. The pow
Sports met on October 2 with seven ey tett .merit will be Janes 188 a presidenlg
t fa two?year te
people present.
Deanna Reavie gave the
treasurer's report showing a sales
profit in the food booth over the
1990.91 season.
° Jayne Ritchie and Sandra ndraMor
rnsoni, representing the `Luc ow
Figure Skating Club, attended re-
questing a donation. The committee
agreed to donate $1000 at this time,
with a pledge of $1000 for the next
five years.
A donation of $400 was given to
the Midget Boys, ball team to help
cover expenses incurred for
transportation to the OASA tour-
nament in Kingston this past "sum-
mer
199, his tontionent(f�iVs busted by , Marianna Poor, with Sue leVen-
the Ladies Auxiliar%. a r S sill . sects -- 0 J o.. dais, oo ttir ? Pied t e treasurer s. dunes..
are out and further organization is 1"."'3'
of the volunteer help
Itwassuggested that'we look into wtaking piaip hich we still have, At ail i$
having the arena schedule become a- Role to keep prtees` low and bassist,
weekly *on in the Lnelnow Sena tabor sports 111 the eo anal- f
ttinei, as it would benefit the of this; situation continues to
gap tytio�np and also make people • (1etre omtepa�ny fur r than it_ has ill
• more aware of Baena activities, thus the `last fe Yews* 5, .the Auxiliary
m
ir>ttiproving attendance. "will be forced to ,dissolve and toe.
Sincere thanks is extended to . food booth will become prrarately
Bruce Mae�erzie for; Vis, services operated. Lucknow .can.. be very
in keeping thepop machine full and . prc►ud of their extremely low
registration ..charges. Show your
operating smoothly.
A few team +puss's are stillappreciation to your community and
.
needed for the food booth. Anyone give a few hours of your time when
interested may contact any of the You are called to help keepit all
toaetherR
Presbyterial UCW meets to Tober or.
The Leadership Division- was in During the afternoon segment, a on native issues and justice sys-
charge of the study theme at die panel of, guests spoke on women's terns; more aware of programs and
Presbyterial ° United Church issues in_ their respective work training availablen the ' com-
Women's meeting, held in Tober- fields, the progress in each area and munities; willing to accept chailen-
mory on September 23. It was
based . on Ecumenical Decade for
Churches in. Solidarity with Women
(1988-98). Kae Crawford reinforced harassment and abuse, drugs and homes. ' �w 's '
problems, r'
the aims of the decade - empower; alcohol, economic• Meb�e� � of the panel included
.affirm, giving, enabling and en- housing, etc., progress can been Janet Field, Bonita Keeshig, Anita
couraging. seen throughorganizations.such--azo- - •Nadjiwon, Re Eleanor ss, wits
• L --•'''----- - -- 7` - `Nada, A.A., native child welfare, coordinator Lan Williams.
The video Introduction to the the cooperativeplans, The closing
Decade/Interview with Lois Wilson, home sharin
worship :celebrated
the supporting ourselves program the lives of the women of the past
was viewed. Members then noted and more women and 'team and those among us now, and gave
the, many obstacles faced and some ministries' of today_ thanks to God for them ,
of the signs of- hope,°, recognizing The next executive meeting will
the many gifts received from God As members of society it is be held at Bervie United Church,'
to helpin overcoming the obstacles. necessary to become better educated November 4.
what the UCWs. and churches can . ges; be caring; show interest in the
do to help. With sue!), problems as young people and love and concern
discrimination, acceptance, sexual for those in hospitals' and nursing.
Whitechurch UCW learn
about the free Indians
Pauline Adams took the topic on
Christian :Stewardship and Finance
at the ..October meeting of ' the
Whitechurch United Church
Wormiest. This is God's World "was:
the call to. worship. She readabout
small churches in the communities.
Janet Cook gave a reading about
a nation in brief and about the Cree
Indians and the fight about the
hydro project in Quebec.
Hymn singing and scripture
reading were interspersed
throughout the meeting. ,
Thirteen answered the rollcall
with a Thanksgiving quotation and
the offerings- were received.
Agnes Farrier presidedfor the
business portion with the financial
report and minutes being received
The ladies decided to send $30 to
Camp Menestung ana a letter was
received from the Survival Through
Friendship House in Huron County.
Following the travelling basket
the meeting tibsed with prayer.
Betty Armstrong and" . Nellie
Brock, .,.of Loridesboro, 'took Mrs.
Armstrong's friends; Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Sheppard ' to Saginaw,
Michigan on Wednesday and to
Niagara Falls on Thursday.
Mrs. Lorne McDonald (nee Lettie
Fox of Seaford' and her , driver,
Jean Ross, of Seaford' along with
Mrs. Ross' father, Mr. Matheson,
visited on Monday with Mildred
McClenaghan. Mr. Matheson used
to be a butter maker in Whitechurch
many years ago.
WDH miliary
embarks on new
doll program
The September meeting of . the
Auxiliary ,to, the WINgham y'and
District Hospital was held with ,18
members attending.
The recent fall tea saw "80 mem-
bers and guests enjoy tea anddes-
sert at the - home of Mary . Lou
Cameron.
Plans are in the works for the
upcoming fail rummage sale on
October 17 and October 18 at the
Armories. Donations will be . wel-
comed all day Thursday.
The Smiley Doll Program has
been approved for paediatric
patients.The . Smiley Doll is a
stuffed Wend given to young
patients- to "help/ease the trauma of
their hospital stay. '
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