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Page 10 - Lucknow Sentinel. Wednesday, October 13. 1993
THE
Huron County Health Unit
AND, THE HURON COUNTY
Veterinary Clinics
ARE OFFERING
Anti.Rabies
Clinics
SATURDAY, OCT. 16 1993
THURSDAY, OCT. 1.4 1993
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13 1993
AT THE VETERINARY CLINICS LISTED BELOW FOR DOGS ANC) CATS
OVER 3 MONTHS OF AGE PLEASE HAVE THEM ON A LEASH OR IN
BOXES OR BAGS WHEN. IN THE CLINIC.
Co St: $1 0. includes. GST
PER ANIMAL VACC'NAT FE) CERTIFICATE PROVIDED, AND IAC FOR
DOGS
The following Huron County.
Clinics are participating:
BLYTH VETERINARY CLINIC 523 9551
Queen St . South. Wednesday only
12.7prn
BRUSSELS VETERINARY CLINIC
8876841 , 61 ' William St Brussels,
Saturday only. 9 a rn 2 p m
CLINTON SEAFORTH VET SERVICE
482 3559, RR#5 Clinton (Hwy 4 S of
Clinton) Salurday only, 8 a rn 2 p m
EXETER ANIMAL CLINIC 235 2662.
660 Main St . Saturday only. October .16,
124prn
GODERICH VETERINARY CLINIC
524 2631. RR#2 Goderich, Saturday only,
9am 3pm
HUBNER VETERINARY HOSPITAL
524 8287, Saturday only,.9 1.m .3pm
KIRKTON VETERINARY CI INIC
229 8911, Saturday only. 11 a in 4 p m
LEEDHAM VETERINARY CLINIC
357 2471, 11 Allred St F Wingbam,
Thursday, 1 5 p in Saturday
9ain. .l2prn
SEAFORTH VETERINARY CLINIC
527-1760, Main St North, Saturday only
Bam 2 p -
WINGHAM VEYERINARY CLINIC
357 1770, Rintoul Pool Complex. Thursday
only, 1.4 p m
ZURICH VETERINARY CLINIC
236.4301, Saturday only, 8 a rn 2 p m
Gather for Thanksgiving meetings
Unit 1 and 2 of the Lucknow,
United Church Women joined
together for a pot luck lunch .on
-Oct. 5.
Ella Hackett chaired the program
following the theme "Pentecost"
and opened with a reading
"Speaking with Understanding".
October is the month the pennies
are presented for the Least Coin
program. Every month an offering
of pennies is gathered, These pen-
nies along with the offering from
the World's Day of Prayer -are used
by women all around the world for
worthy causes. .
Carolyn Menary read the scrip-
ture. Allen Bradley read the
meditation on Pentecost, the time
when the disciples received the
Holy Spirit and the birthday of the
church.
Evelyn Cook, at the piano and
Jean Conley with her harp played
several musical numbers. Jean
McLeod had a reading Thankful
during all season, stating it is easier
to give thanks when the sun - is.
shining than when days are dull and
sombre, We in Canada are very,
fortunate; there is always a seed -
time and harvest. - We can
demonstrate our thankfulness by
helping the less' fortunate at home
and abroad. We have love, peace
and friendships to be thankful for.
Crisis brings out the best in
everybody. .and we should extend
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WMS has area
guests.. at'
Thankoffering-
meeting
Ladies of the Ashfield, Ripley,
and South Kinloss WMS groups
were guests at the Lucknow Pres-
byterian WMS Fall Thankoffering
held in the church on Oct. 6 at 2:00
p.m.
Presbyterial President Erlma Hal-
denby, from Kinlough, was the
special speaker for the day. She
brought some of the history of the
commencement of the Women's
Missionary Society in the 1870s.
She compared some of the
problems encountered by the mem-
bers then and now. The commit-
ment and education of those pioneer
workers is often lacking in our,
modern society.
Mildred Loree was in charge of
the program, opening with • a
Thanksgiving poem and prayer. The
worship service from the Glad
Tidings was followed using the
symbols of a cornucopia and the
circle. Each member was given
three colored circles to write of a
time, place and people for which,
they were especially thankful.
Donalda Moffat and Peggy
Henderson played two piano duets,
The Gondoliers and Trees, which
were enjoyed by everyone.
Gladys Roberston introduced the
guest speaker and Audrey Mac-
Donald thanked her and everyone
else that had • contributed towards
the program.
Following the closing hymn and
prayer everyone enjoyed a time of
fellowship around the table.
the kindnesses all through the year.
A letter was received from Evelyn
Henderson who is ill and presently
with her families in Toronto.
- Unitl
Eleven members 'met following
the joint meeting and answered
rollcall with a verse with thanks in
it. The birthday. jar was passed for
Jean MacLeod and birthday wishes
extended.
The offering and the Least Coin
were received followed with prayer.
Shirley Bolt dealt with the
donations for the fowl supper.
Unit 2
Members met in the church parlor
with Allen Bradley presiding. She
read "Fill Your Heart With
Thanksgiving".
Rollcall was a Thanksgiving
tradition.
The regular business was con-
ducted and plans made for the fowl
supper.
Unit 3
The Thanksgiving meeting of
Lucknow United Church Women,
Unit 3, .was held Oct. 5 in the
church parlor. Wilda Campbell,
Merle Elliott and Marlene Struthers,
the program committee, conducted
the worship with readings , prayer
and scripture with„ a Thanksgiving
theme. Hymns were accompanied
by Laura Lee Cayley. All the ladies
participated in group discussion
about what each had to be thankful.
Mrs. Campbell closed the program
with a prayer of thanks.
Ann Anderson, unit leader,
opened the business portion of the
meeting with a reading "Praise For
Harvest". Norma Weathcrhead,
assistant secretary, read the minutes
of the September meeting. Doll call
was answered by 20 members with
some very interesting and helpful
"household hints". Treasurer's
report was given and all were
reminded to bring their Thankof-
fering envelopes to- the November
meeting. .
Committee reports were given as
follows: Kathleen Collyer, Citizen-
ship, read, an article on music and
math in Christian Education; Alice
Ritchie, Stewardship, read "I Am A
Percent"; Laura Lee Cayley,, Chris-
tian Education, reported 18 girls in
CGIT; Bev Thompson, Manse gave
a . complete report of manse
improvements as in the fall newslet-
ter. A list was circulated for
workers and food required for the
Fowl Supper to be held Oct. 19.
Mary Boyle led in the 1993 In -
gathering Service "Speaking With
Understanding" which dedicated the
Fellowship of the Least Coin that
had been collected during the year.
Kathleen Collyer read scripture and
everyone took part in responsive
reading, prayer and hymns. The
meeting closed with the mizpah
benediction.
Slide presentation at. WMS
meeting in South Kinloss
Sharon MacDougall was the hos-
tess for the South Kinloss WMS
Thankoffering service held at the.
church on OCL .6. ' '
Ruth Bell, who acted as president,
opened the meeting with a reading;
"Lord of the Harvest," followed by
prayer. The opening hymn was'
sung and Marilyn Maclntyre read
the minutes of the last meeting.
Doris MacKinnon gave the
treasurer's. report.
Elizabeth Dickie gave a report on
the Fall Rally which was held in
Kincardine. The guest speaker had,
collected clothing to go to Somalia.
She went along to deliver the sup-
plies and worked during her stay
under UNICEF.
Two invitations were received. On
Oct. 20 the WMS members have
been invited to Kinlough at 2:00
and to Whitechurch at 7:30.
Marilynne Gilchrist led the group
in a Thankoffering Worship Service
based on Ecclesiastes 3. The theme
was "God's love, like a circle, has
no beginning'and no end."
• Marilynne sang a lovely duet with
Margaret deBoer. "
Marg Burkhart presented the
study through the use of slides and
a script she had developed. Her
beautiful pictures of various local
scenes in different seasons really
reminded everyone of .all • the
wonderful things God has provided
for us.
Seventeen members answered the
roll call with a harvest verse as well
as naming a new food they had
tried this year;
Mary, Lavis gave the courtesy
remarks and following the singing
of the last hymn she closed the
meeting with prayer. Freda Machi-
nes will hold the next meeting on
Nov. 3.. • -
Board of education trustees
will change meeting plans
There will be' more committee
meetings and . fewer regular
board meetings for Bruce Board
of Education -trustees -this -fall.'
A three-month trial will see the
board meet on the first Tuesday
of the month at 1 p.m. for
regular meetings. The third
Tuesday normally used for board
meetings will be set aside for
committee meetings. . Those
meetings are now held in the
evenings or on the morning of
the board meeting, , and often
delay the start df the regular
session by up to half an hour. .
"Committee meetings are
open," said - trustee Gord
Thompson. "We're not shutting
out the public."
The board normally holds only
one regular meeting a month
between January and April.
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