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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-10-12, Page 12Page 12--Luclmow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 12, 1988 Bruce Presbyterial makes plans The Executive of Bruce Presbyterial U.C.W. met at Lucknow United Church on Monday, September 12th. Twenty-one ex- ecutive and twenty-eight representatives from the local churches were present. Coffee and muffins were available on ar- rival, prepared by the host church ladies. Laura Lee Cayley, President of Lucknow U.C.W., . welcomed the meeting to Lucknow. Laura Williams, President of Bruce Presbyterial, welcomed everyone. She read from Proverbs 2: 1-15, the Rewards of Wisdom, and followed with a prayer. The meeting was constituted open to the business of the day. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved. The treasurer's report was given by Dorothy Domm. Reports were presented on the Carrick Camp Retreat in June, on the Hamilton Conference U.C.W. Executive Meeting, and on the 32nd General Council of the United Church in Victoria, B.C. in August. There will be a School for Leaders at Five Oaks on October 5th and 6th; fif- teen ladies agreed to represent Bruce Presbyterial. After discussion, the following workshop/rallies were planned. The Fall Festival of Ideas will be held for Area 1 on October 17th at Tara, for Area 2 on October 18th at Underwood, for Area 3 on October 17th at Clifford, for Area 4 on October 26th TEESWATER - CULROSS ° ARTS COUNCIL is pleased to present ROBERT SILVERMAN in concert Thurs., Oct. 20, 8:00 p.m. TEESWATER TOWN HALL Tickets - 810.00 Phone - 392-6780 HURCH NEWS at Pine River, and for Area 5 on October 24th at Arthur. Further details and times will be sent to the local U.C.W.'s by their Area Co-ordinator. In the afternoon, the Leadership Divi- sion presented the programme. The theme was "Learning on the Way". Several ladies took part to show the ways we learn through the years. There is a kit available on 'this theme and parts of it were used. Also, leaders of church groups were there to speak on different groups - Messengers, Explorers, CGIT, Youth, and Sunday School. Learning is a ministry, and we have a ministry. The Leadership Division lead us in a closing worship, using a filmstrip entitled, "Keromamang: Whom Shall I Send?" This is a resource available for our Mission Study on South Africa. The Hymn, The Lord is my Shepherd, was sung, followed by prayer. Laura Williams gave the thanks for the day. The meeting adjourned shortly after 3 p.m. The next executive meeting will be in Elmwood, November 21, with the Steward- ship in charge. Please bring a canned food item. St. Helen's WI sticks to one theme The theme of St. Helen's Women's In- stitute meeting was Family and Consumer Affairs held October 3. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. Janet McPherson, Mrs. Clifford Menary and Mrs. Harold Cooper. The Institute Ode was followed by Mary Stewart Collect. The rollcall a receipe for dessert that your family enjoys, was answered by 14 members and one visitor. Mrs. Leroy Rintoul presided for the meeting. Mrs. Harold Cooper read the minutes and Mrs. Keith Tyler gave the financial statement. A report was given on the Huron County 37th Women's Institue Rally at Hensall, on October 3, by Mrs. Harold Cooper. The Theme Waste Management and Recycling was given by Mrs. Lloyd Moffat. The speaker was Nyle Ludloph a represen- tative of Advisory Bureau Recycling Coun- cil of Ontario: Remembrance Day service will be November 6 with Mrs. Bruce Raynard m charge. Card parties will begin October 24. Minutes of Yester Year 1980 were given by Mrs. Bruce Raynard. Mrs. Ross Errington introduced Miss JoAnne Richter, Project Co-ordinator of Huron County Waste Management Master Plan of Goderich. "Harvest Home" set the scene for UCW St. Andrew's United Church Women, Ripley held its Thanksgiving meeting at the United Church on Oct. 4. The leader for Unit 5 Judy Coiling extended greetings, and hymn "Harvest Home" was sung. The scripture Psalm 100 was read by the Unit leader and a skit with the theme "Count Your Blessings" was portrayed by the unit members. The offering was received by Margaret Smith and Mary Black and dedicated by Judy Colling. The guest speaker, Mrs. Dan Armstrong from Lucknow was introduced by Mary Now Dogs And Cats Must Be Vaccinated Black. She spoke on how "God gives us life through what we live." Mrs. Armstrong was presented with a gift of appreciation by Judy Coiling. The business portion of the meeting was concluded by President Shirley Harris followed by 35 members answering the roll call. Details are being finalized for the U.C.W. Bazaar and Luncheon to be held at the Church on Oct. 29 at 11:30 am. The meeting was closed by repeating the U.C.W. benediction led by Shirley Harris. Grace was sung, followed by a lunch served by Unit 5. Bruce County Residents Please take note that all dogs 8 cats in the county must, by law, be immunized against rabies. Your Health Unit in co-operation with the Bruce -Grey Veterinary Association has arranged the following COST: '6.00 Per Animal '30.00 Maximum All Times Are 2:30 - 5:30 P.M. Tuesday, Tobermory Hepworth Southampton Tara Paisley Ripley Tiverton Teeswater Low Oct. 18, 1988 Fire Hall Legion Hall Fire Hall Fire Hall Town Garage Township Hall Town Workshed Township Shed Cost Rabies Clinics Wednesday, Oct. 19, 1988 Thursday, Oct. 20, 1988 Lion's Head Fire Hall Sauble Beach Fire Hall Chippewa Hill Fire Hall Chesley Town Workshop Underwood Township Garage Armow Township Garage Walkerton Fire Hall Luck now P.U.C. Shed Wiarton New Fire Hall Mar Institute Hall Port Elgin Fire Hall Cargill Cassidy's Shop Elmwood Fire Hall Kincardine Town Garage Mildmay Carrick Twp. Garage Holyrood Township Garage Some people are saying that oil heat is old-fashioned. Maybe. Oil dealers do give you good old-fashioned "I'll be right over" service. They're not like the huge gas or electric utilities. I feel like my oil dealer knows me. And oil heat equipment is more efficient, more economical, clean, safe. If that makes oil heat old-fashioned, then I guess I'm just an old-fashioned kinda guy. CaH your local fuel oil supplier. A message trom Me Home E nergy Group Ontario s 011 heating association Nf1188-03