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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-11-20, Page 6TO ALL MY LOYAL SUPPORIERS who helped in any way for my election us �depe�iy reeve � I extend to you, ory 1�uw�M10 THANK YOU! .�.. mac Chisholm, deputy reeve West WawaHwtfi Twpa tore pa sod it seat it 0 , et a Chrisiffias Beall Jottalk, fight a nst haw 441)70, ,. Qtt` zacTstJ[.,; `ii week, we are once again Saying' *so long' to a family who have only been with us, far .a few months. Brian and Linda Donald; along with their son Nathaniel have left our village to take up residence at Nile, We wish you well in your new 'home and new business ven- turn velyn ar,higtonof Lucknow, but fortnerly of Dungannon:Ws Moved into the home vacated by the.. lonalds. We say #o you, Evelyn, welcome back. We missed you. Another family .saw the' light_ speakand decided to come back to D.ungannon..ditn and. Lisa aeddes, along with: their two Sett, Motion. and''antic have recently. Moved into their new home. wel- come barsk folkok el-comebckfolks. 110W1000 a beautiful, addition to the Village, A number of our tom people are underthe weather these clays what with all the colds and fin .god arround.,:We wish' you. . a speedy s recovery, ,Twelve tables. were in, action the weekly euchre y held en' Wedne ay, Novem '13 at the dui© hall in l ung on. At tie t los o y, Fred C wford 'held to blgh :sendeffnaltosrpon with low entiem anposition goin to Harvey Sproul.: gh lady for the evening was Pollock. here was tie:Jot:, the low lady .pus% 790 .. G Inv%y Sandra 1Thoost urnswooiiiisiusinwmmmoimioom between Bernice Henry and (race inaxg h with a score of 43. hub NeWs A special Service of Celebration and Dedication was held on Sun- 4 day, November 17 at the Dgannon United Church un theunleadership of Reverendte Bogart, Special music for the occa- sion was supplied by soloist Leonard Clarke of'xow, who was accompaniefl accompaniedon the Pia110 by his wife Wilma, Mr, Clarkes'two selections were Just a Closer Walk With Thee and Because lie Lives, A special plaque, donated by. the Bogart family, was presented to dm church by Cecil Cranston. On the o plaque is a list Of the names of all those who ted' to' the church 1~rdday, November 22, the Willing. Worker ,will.: be dh church. for the Christmasccoring seasone. Many hands y .make laitght work, sa you wilg to wo arrdhuvet omefun well. become wiling woxr � wit i us, . If' you "have' any. newsf r this colurmnlr.: please give mea Galt at''` 529-7'390» Th ... 'a meditation enitat e giving 'he scripture tonna Young, was from 5i l atthew's gospel' and , spoke .n God's love and cadre and hod► should. trust Him`Iforr ever�ytlun The snag of m'yak+ Time tobe Ioly,.:thTelle hymns tali Old Story and Abide With Me wa accompanied by Sandra D'Aoustof the electric . keyboard.., During°tt3i •7receivi g of the offer ng', the sang tie.ch inoldthe soVng,alehluileBrowr r' . In. honour cif Remembrance l ►ay,' . the.mrroving poem entitled The. gic Tele g rf► was read . by Gloria Pearson, It was written by Wil no sham iii memos. of his sort; id ►n Buckingham who ,flied in batt e, thew, business ,portion ,of ;the me ting, the 'il l' gassed that Nile and l unghia ., UC W groups would unitefora month triglaasis, whirall in favour. ulnas were madclot the' upcoming gotttick dinner on. "December. 3, at 12:30 p.m. The gentlemen are: invited to join. `with 'their •;rad es or ' nn%er, to be followed by a caro ding. and games, The Meeting wasp thOn closed with prayer and refresh- ments were Served. A lot of fathers* .rio are suppose fa utl su ,ort aren't: Anti ,i .i's ° Vie` w got Mad abort . it. Because :they're hurting their' kds our kids ancl( they're hurting Diu grid s ofth �►� a Vet ,ta ds are going Witho than $400 million insup off pa ants it's not '!ok'", tha three quarters of all fatly sitpplo isn't being aid the way it should be., les not'&''tuer;� .+1 of our tax dollars have gone to. families '-'es who were forced to turn to social assistance because . their support payments were not being made. The O to o GoVerontenes neW Family support elan introduce. � automatic wage `deduction of snpo Port , payments, and_spedf r t whowheico, and•.when. they apply. 1� e a use children shouldn't - ave to .be told that 'daddy's'not pang fa my support, Please ion' ' me more inform u t auto meat cwagededttctioin in the bwdy > r I Hari fit. . . )r"iotPostal • I Mail to: MiOlstryoft AttotheyGeneral family &moo Pian ddro l.°. Box 490,. Station "A!' % intoul was convener for fife , ul , meeting off: the Whitechurch Women's I titute inti` 'November 13, with lea c► Rens, first vice president* presiding. Mits. Ross gave two readings, The l eat itudes of aVOUSewife and. Take Tinle for Ten Things; following the usual opening. Final plans *ere "made for :i he institute Ctuista t inner on ( ember 1■ 1 at n at the Wiin- gi 'AnnoW;es. price is y: and the money 4140 iild be left with Agnes arrier Or Mary lien before December _ c am was wered: by. naming a rust or vegetable you have tried 'recently, Cathy Lubbers gave a report on the dessert euchre, and the treurref's report and minutes were received. l .Gi '. Mts. Labbe Ire y>d b and, rs reported '.on .the eaunnty rally m . Lucicnow. in Octor. . — A cot 4e:.and recipe exchange is punned; for theDeeember ,meeting and a $3.00 gift exchange for secret sisters wit%, be 04 of the "tem . the, Surylval- ThrOugh F ieni�p'F se is to be brought to the next meetings ' Mrs. titoul gave trio te001144 on ' remembrance. Mae Johnston gave the motto, the Moment may be temporary, but the memory lasts forever. egos¢ veaker ilyas Kevin Stewart from CI<NX who gave a splendid talk on agriculture. • Lunch was served at the end of the meeting by Catherine Wilson, Helen Lewis ;and lean Tiffiin. Pay your y support. .art. TELO X 97% of patents ordered to pay family support are fathers. Theprestigioust ,Erland Lee Ap. prod n Awaurd was Presented during Wo en's Day,* the, Royal Winter . Pair to Wally Knapp, culture Manager at the Royal. The award is presented by p'ederatk n Women's utrmtes of to a man who most exemplifies those fifties of Er land° fcc, which led to the funding of the, Women's. Institute, oro ga tiation • which spread sPreatt. across Cada and grew to include mil. lions of women worldwide. Mrd Knapphas been a tremendous boosters forthe talents of the WI mcm►berrs .and the work • that Wom's institutes have done. Reg Witty, a reporter for the Kingston Whig -Standard was also a recipient flier this year. McWhit. >ritn ty for many years was a gat sup- porter up- por r and reporter of the Women's Institutes in the Kingston area. .