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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-09-25, Page 10Page 10 - Lueki ww Sentinel, Wednesdays epteinbei' 25, Mb DENTURE MANUFACTURER 1/DIRECT TO THEPUBLIC No Charge for Consultation or.Ev►aluation�. DENTURES • REPAIRS 0., RELINES. All Denture Wok rs Done in a Denturists' Nog laboratory on the Premises 58, WeStStreet across from Culbert',Bakery 8eeld% the Chiropractor Local Qua rs attend `Friendly vening' Local Quakers held a "Friendly Evening" on Sept 18 at the home of Brent and Carol Bowyer in Wingham. Quakers are also known as "The hee Religious Society of Friends" and trace back to the i640s in England. This radical Christian religion believes that there e is their children e hoping to get to WC ° when it will be held in he all fanny, from no area, reported' 'on ° an Yearly Meeting /which they attended in 8 .._ to, British Columbia dor- that of cfe in each person and it3g .Augusto It is a weeklong from this has flowed their com- mitment gathering of Friends from across to equality among peo- Canada and is the business ses- files and their involvement in seri: "of Canadian makers. The cial justice. The local worship discussions occur during a group meets near Bluevale twice "Meetingfor worship for busi- a month for silent meeting for ness" and Friends seek unity or worship, fellowship and singing. consensus for their , decisions It is affiliated with the Quaker • within the worship setting. Meeting in Kitchener The fi�xencll eveningat the . Decisions that came out of the ymeeting included_ changing the Bowyi rs included .report on• schedule of yearly meetings to make them more accessible to. Friends from Eastern and Western Canada; to support an the Friends General Conference (FGC) which • was held in Hamilton, in July. The Bowyer family -attended and said it vvas quite. an experience to be With ecumenical :initiative of the 1,500 other ()uakcirs from across World Council of Churches on a Canada and North America. A Global Ctiinate Change Petition. wide ,range of workshops cov- ered areas from spiritual devel- opment, non-violence, balancing theinner and outer journeys,' Unity was also reached to pro- ceed with a held, secretary posi- tion which would.hel local meetings. The McQivailys report- biblical eport.biblical roots of. Quaker faith, ed thatthere were good.oppprtu- spirritual fel inism and ecology,., nities for worship, study and .fel Brent Bowyer .took a workshop ; lowship . as well as attention to -titled "Nontheism Among ' business Friends" .and appreciated the dif- ; The' local worship group will fefent* experiences and views ` work 'on, the Climate : Change that .other participants brought Petition and hope that people to the sessions Carol.` Bowyer • interested in that or more gener- participated r' in a feminist folk al information on Quakers will dance and song,workshop. The Bowyers. said there was art contact `the McQuails or the* excellent children's program and Bawyers. • Huron County is preparing a New County Plan, The plan will deal with communityi communityeconomic and land use issues, Phase III of the process involves toplc•specif'workshopson key issues. Influence the direction of Huroon. County on the following topics: AMILICULTUItE • Vision of Agriculture • Changing Farm Practices • Severances • Agriculture iittkVirOnMent. 2>nid Meeting`, Date: Thur:. Oct.G3, 8:00 pan. Location: Goderich Twp. Community Centre, HolinesvilIe 3rd' Meeting Date Mon. Nov! 28, 8:00 P.m. Location: Hensall Community Centre Both co-sponsored by the Huron Federation of Agriculture (Ist Meeting. Was held sent -5 in.elgivo) l l t7►No1V VEMP;i OYMA 'C *Business Development • Retailing. • youth • Economic, Sectors n. Ist Meeting Date: des. OctIS, 8:00 p ma Lo ation:Erb's Country I itchen Cosponsor: Zurich and District Chamber of Commerce 2nd Meetlag Date Wed. Oct.. 30,1:30 p.m. Location: Wingham Town Hall Cu-Sponserd'VVlnelam and Area Chamber of Comment. 3r4IMeeting Date Wed. Nov.13,1:30'p m.. Location: Goderich District Collegiate Institute Co-sponsor: t1od nch and bistint: Chamber of Comerr; SETTLEMENT PATTERNS • "urban Devclopmnnt ' *'Service Co-ordination • Fringe Development (*Lakeshore Issues Dates: Thurs. Nov. 7 & 28 Time: 7:30 p.m. .dation: Central Huron Secondary School (Clinton) b 4ti COMMUNITY. SERVICES • i'ransportatiot► •rHealth 'Care • Education Recreation/Culture Dates Wed. get. 16 Time:Y:30 p.m, Location: Central 'Huron Secondary School (Clinton) NATURAL ENVIItONMENT • Ieaithyr Environment • Development • Visible Paivirn nt • Agricultute' °• Economy, 1 st Meeting Date: Thurs. Oct, il0,':30 p.m. Location: Maitland Valley Conservation Autl>ionty ' Trice, Wraxeterr 2nd Meting Date: Wed, Oct. 23,:7 30' p.rei� Lotion: Auusai le -Bayfield Consrvatton,.Authorhy °flee, east of Exeter SAN» & iC I AVELIRESOUtte f Pits (licensed & wayside) • Iderntilication &.Protection • Minimizing Conflict • Rehabilitation Date: Wed. Nov. 6,1':30 p.m. Location: ()MORA (Clinton) or more information, call the Huron County Planning and Development 1pattment " (519) $24¢21$8 - by May Boyle Mr. and. Mrs. Don Bushell ed ' with Mr. And Mrs. Kurt Nielsen .:and family at Bracebridge. Visitors during the week. with Bessie Maulden were her sister Jean. Phillips, of Fonthill, and her niece Peggy,Palmer, of Welland. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Guest of Whitechurch visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson.. A number from here enjoyed the .ucknow Fall`F.air. WMS The September Meeting of, the- KinIough WMS washeld at the church,: with Grace Fckcnswiller. the hostess. Betty Bushell vrrelcomed everyone and Tread, a verse on Keeping the Faith, ` s .answered by 12 .. The .roll+call._w.a 'members with a.harvest verse., A letterwas read from head office regarding changing the name of the Women's Missionary Society.; Gabe Thompson had the .devotions., She read scripture pertaining to the gifts God has given to each of us. We are to use our gifts to build up God's church. .The study was taken by Frlma:. laldenhy. She showed two videos: one on the United Nations - The Earth's Faith which described the different. areas` -of ministry of the Presbyterian Church. Suitable hymns were sung through- out the meeting which closed by repeat- ing the Lord's Prayer;Betty Bushell gave the courtesies and Grace served a: . lovely lunch. 33rd fan fair baby faces ulrtder .4 months Paula, Rltichxesx daughter of Bryce and 'V'V'endy- • 4-$ months: Clark Culininigham., son' ofBonnie and Ray 842 months: Quinn Adamson, son of Lynn Rid Doug . ....., Firewood Hard Map e or Ash SLABWOOD WOOD I Llmlteed time Offer -Callnowp $130./17 cu. yd. Truck Load Delivered within 20 miles n Mileage charge Beyond That . Large Quantity Discounts When You Haultlt Craig .Hardwoods Ltd, 7220 Auburn, Ont. 19526•"•`a DENTURE MANUFACTURER 1/DIRECT TO THEPUBLIC No Charge for Consultation or.Ev►aluation�. DENTURES • REPAIRS 0., RELINES. All Denture Wok rs Done in a Denturists' Nog laboratory on the Premises 58, WeStStreet across from Culbert',Bakery 8eeld% the Chiropractor Local Qua rs attend `Friendly vening' Local Quakers held a "Friendly Evening" on Sept 18 at the home of Brent and Carol Bowyer in Wingham. Quakers are also known as "The hee Religious Society of Friends" and trace back to the i640s in England. This radical Christian religion believes that there e is their children e hoping to get to WC ° when it will be held in he all fanny, from no area, reported' 'on ° an Yearly Meeting /which they attended in 8 .._ to, British Columbia dor- that of cfe in each person and it3g .Augusto It is a weeklong from this has flowed their com- mitment gathering of Friends from across to equality among peo- Canada and is the business ses- files and their involvement in seri: "of Canadian makers. The cial justice. The local worship discussions occur during a group meets near Bluevale twice "Meetingfor worship for busi- a month for silent meeting for ness" and Friends seek unity or worship, fellowship and singing. consensus for their , decisions It is affiliated with the Quaker • within the worship setting. Meeting in Kitchener The fi�xencll eveningat the . Decisions that came out of the ymeeting included_ changing the Bowyi rs included .report on• schedule of yearly meetings to make them more accessible to. Friends from Eastern and Western Canada; to support an the Friends General Conference (FGC) which • was held in Hamilton, in July. The Bowyer family -attended and said it vvas quite. an experience to be With ecumenical :initiative of the 1,500 other ()uakcirs from across World Council of Churches on a Canada and North America. A Global Ctiinate Change Petition. wide ,range of workshops cov- ered areas from spiritual devel- opment, non-violence, balancing theinner and outer journeys,' Unity was also reached to pro- ceed with a held, secretary posi- tion which would.hel local meetings. The McQivailys report- biblical eport.biblical roots of. Quaker faith, ed thatthere were good.oppprtu- spirritual fel inism and ecology,., nities for worship, study and .fel Brent Bowyer .took a workshop ; lowship . as well as attention to -titled "Nontheism Among ' business Friends" .and appreciated the dif- ; The' local worship group will fefent* experiences and views ` work 'on, the Climate : Change that .other participants brought Petition and hope that people to the sessions Carol.` Bowyer • interested in that or more gener- participated r' in a feminist folk al information on Quakers will dance and song,workshop. The Bowyers. said there was art contact `the McQuails or the* excellent children's program and Bawyers. • Huron County is preparing a New County Plan, The plan will deal with communityi communityeconomic and land use issues, Phase III of the process involves toplc•specif'workshopson key issues. Influence the direction of Huroon. County on the following topics: AMILICULTUItE • Vision of Agriculture • Changing Farm Practices • Severances • Agriculture iittkVirOnMent. 2>nid Meeting`, Date: Thur:. Oct.G3, 8:00 pan. Location: Goderich Twp. Community Centre, HolinesvilIe 3rd' Meeting Date Mon. Nov! 28, 8:00 P.m. Location: Hensall Community Centre Both co-sponsored by the Huron Federation of Agriculture (Ist Meeting. Was held sent -5 in.elgivo) l l t7►No1V VEMP;i OYMA 'C *Business Development • Retailing. • youth • Economic, Sectors n. Ist Meeting Date: des. OctIS, 8:00 p ma Lo ation:Erb's Country I itchen Cosponsor: Zurich and District Chamber of Commerce 2nd Meetlag Date Wed. Oct.. 30,1:30 p.m. Location: Wingham Town Hall Cu-Sponserd'VVlnelam and Area Chamber of Comment. 3r4IMeeting Date Wed. Nov.13,1:30'p m.. Location: Goderich District Collegiate Institute Co-sponsor: t1od nch and bistint: Chamber of Comerr; SETTLEMENT PATTERNS • "urban Devclopmnnt ' *'Service Co-ordination • Fringe Development (*Lakeshore Issues Dates: Thurs. Nov. 7 & 28 Time: 7:30 p.m. .dation: Central Huron Secondary School (Clinton) b 4ti COMMUNITY. SERVICES • i'ransportatiot► •rHealth 'Care • Education Recreation/Culture Dates Wed. get. 16 Time:Y:30 p.m, Location: Central 'Huron Secondary School (Clinton) NATURAL ENVIItONMENT • Ieaithyr Environment • Development • Visible Paivirn nt • Agricultute' °• Economy, 1 st Meeting Date: Thurs. Oct, il0,':30 p.m. Location: Maitland Valley Conservation Autl>ionty ' Trice, Wraxeterr 2nd Meting Date: Wed, Oct. 23,:7 30' p.rei� Lotion: Auusai le -Bayfield Consrvatton,.Authorhy °flee, east of Exeter SAN» & iC I AVELIRESOUtte f Pits (licensed & wayside) • Iderntilication &.Protection • Minimizing Conflict • Rehabilitation Date: Wed. Nov. 6,1':30 p.m. Location: ()MORA (Clinton) or more information, call the Huron County Planning and Development 1pattment " (519) $24¢21$8 - by May Boyle Mr. and. Mrs. Don Bushell ed ' with Mr. And Mrs. Kurt Nielsen .:and family at Bracebridge. Visitors during the week. with Bessie Maulden were her sister Jean. Phillips, of Fonthill, and her niece Peggy,Palmer, of Welland. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Guest of Whitechurch visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson.. A number from here enjoyed the .ucknow Fall`F.air. WMS The September Meeting of, the- KinIough WMS washeld at the church,: with Grace Fckcnswiller. the hostess. Betty Bushell vrrelcomed everyone and Tread, a verse on Keeping the Faith, ` s .answered by 12 .. The .roll+call._w.a 'members with a.harvest verse., A letterwas read from head office regarding changing the name of the Women's Missionary Society.; Gabe Thompson had the .devotions., She read scripture pertaining to the gifts God has given to each of us. We are to use our gifts to build up God's church. .The study was taken by Frlma:. laldenhy. She showed two videos: one on the United Nations - The Earth's Faith which described the different. areas` -of ministry of the Presbyterian Church. Suitable hymns were sung through- out the meeting which closed by repeat- ing the Lord's Prayer;Betty Bushell gave the courtesies and Grace served a: . lovely lunch. 33rd fan fair baby faces ulrtder .4 months Paula, Rltichxesx daughter of Bryce and 'V'V'endy- • 4-$ months: Clark Culininigham., son' ofBonnie and Ray 842 months: Quinn Adamson, son of Lynn Rid Doug .