HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-06-18, Page 3Five Lucknow CGIT members who graduated Sunday morning are shown with the
National CGGIT president Jean Sangster who presented the message at the morning
worship at Lucknow United Church. The graduates Include from the left, front, Julie
Nicholson, Mrs. Sangster, Brenda Gibson and back, Kim Laidlaw, Denise Helm and
Bonnie Henderson. [Photo by Sharon Dietz]
CGIT members graduate
Five Lucknow CGIT members graduated
at the Sunday morning worship service at
Lucknow United Church on June 15. The
CGIT group sang for the congregation
accompanied on the guitar by leader,
Laurie Bell.
Brenda Gibson lit the Christ -Candle.
Former CGIT members joined the group in
the CGIT Purpose and Hymn.
The graduates, Brenda Gibson, Denise
Helm, Bonnie Henderson, Kim Laidlaw
and Julie Nicholson were introduced by
leader Laura Lee Cayley. Candles were lit
for Friendship, Seeking, Serving, Caring
and Growth and each girl shared memories
and activities of her five years.
Lynne McDougall assisted in the presen-
tations of CGIT spoons to the graduates
from Lucknow and Whitechurch United
Church Women and diplomas, graduation
pins and roses from the CGIT group.
Bonnie Henderson read the scriptures.
Guest speaker Jean Sangster, National
CGIT president gave the message, entitled
The Art of Listening. Special CGIT songs
were sung throughout the service accom-
panied by organist and pianist, Brenda
Davies.
The CGIT entertained at a social hour
following the service.
Kinloss refuses requisition,
asks board to explain increase
Kinloss Council met for the regular
meeting on June 2 with Reeve Barry
Johnston and all council members present.
A motion was passed that the Township
withhold future payments on 1986 requisi-
tion to the Bruce County Board of Educa-
tion until a satisfactory explanation has
been received from the Board explaining
the 15.36 per cent increase in the 1986 re-
quisition over the previous year. The in-
crease to Township ratepayers for 1985
was $19,166.00 up 10.20 per cent over the
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previous year and the increase for 1986 is
$31,810.00 up the 15.36 per cent over 1985.
A copy of the motion was forwarded to
the Bruce County Board of Education.
Permission was renewed for another
year to allow Charles Brindley to trap on
Township road allowances with the
understanding that he will keep beaver
trapped out of the Black Creek drain and
that he will keep all beaver darns open to
allow free flow of water through them.
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