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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-10-01, Page 9Karts celebrate Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Kurt who went to Galt, Cambridge to celebrate their Golden Wed(alIng Anniver- sary with relatives and friends. We wish them more happy years. Miss Janet Lane, daughter of Mr. -Ind Mrs.. Stew rt Lane, is attending Lambton College at Sarnia taking a two year course in Early Chilil)ood Education. We were all so sorry to know that Mr. and Mrs. Don weM in the Purple Grove area lost their home by fire on Monday, September 15. A benefit evening has been arranged and a clean up at the time of writing is 'underway and hopefully before long a new home will be underway. Something quite unique on Sunday, Sept. 14 was the sight of 12 horse drawn wagons as they did a ten mile ride through the township country roads. It was the late Terry Fox Day and those from our area were Weir Eckenswiller, Gerald, Leo and Frank Murray and D. Scott. After the ride was over, they ended up with a barbeque supper. Glad Alan Rivett enjoyed the ride and had a look at our lovely countryside. Mrs. Alex Percy returned home from University hospital where she had surgery earlier in the week. Pastor and Mrs. M. Christensen motored to the Bay of Quinte, Prince Edward Coun- ty to, visit with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Breckles who are vacationing there. It is a beautiful relaxing place and the men also came up with some nice fish to enjoy while there. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnston, Dennis • and Douglas, concession p and Mrs. Mark Johnston visited on Sunday, Sept. 21 with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moss at Auburn. • Mr. Arthur Haldenby returned home from Toronto where he visited with his family. Mrs. Doris Eadie is the Holyrood W.I. • Tr-r•rry- "If Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 1, IWO Page 9 olden anniversary recently hostess instead of Mrs. A. Pero. Bible Society The Bible Society for this district held the Annual meeting at the nil= United Church on Tuesday evening. Rev. Docken presided and Mrs. Mary Campbell greeted everyone. Mrs. Joyce McEwan was organist for the hymn sing- ing. Rev. Docken read the sdripture and led in prayer. Those taking part in the program were Mrs. Tom McDonald, Mrs. Ronald Thacker, Mrs. Chris Chatten, Pastor M. Christensen offered prayer. Rev. I. L. Howlett of London, the District Secretary, spoke of the great need for more scriptures for our Lord's hope through His Word is to draw, all men to himself. It was great news to hear that the Good News of the gospel is coming alive in China, but in Japan only 2 per cent are Christians. He then showed the Canadian film entitled "Sam and Martha" made in Western Canada. The entire film showed love, joy and peace that passeth all understanding. All enjoyed the film. Ron Stanley received the offering. Rev. Howlett presided for the election of of- ficers which were returned unanimously. The 1987 meeting will be on October 6 in the Kinlough Anglican Church. The secretary and treasurer gave the minutes and financial report. The canvassers are Kinloss area, Mrs. Evelyn Hodgins; South and Base Line, Mrs. Don Bushell and Mrs. Bill Burt; Kinlough Village, Karen Hedly; Concession 12 west, Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald; Concession 12 east, Mrs. Alex Percy; Concession 10 west, Mrs. Allan Rhody; Concession 10 east, Mrs, Weir Eckenswiller. Holyrood store donations leave with Mrs. Miller. The executive are: President - Walter MacLyin CarOiling 4 Choose from Old Oil, New pi! or a Combination of Both New Dusting Equipment Installed • OPEN Monday -Friday 8 am - 6 pm • Saturdays 8 am.- 5 pm • 395-3352 11/4 miles north of Amberley West off Highway 21 Breckles; Secretary - May moyle and Treasurer, Mrs. F. Maulden. Rev. Howlett thanked the executive and the canvassers as they continue in -this much needed work of the ible Society in this area. We all work to help spread the Good News of the gospel. We closed with prayer and all respected the Lord's Prayer and felt it was an even ing well spent. People Report Mr. and Mrs. Al Head of St. Catharines and her brother John Nolan spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Elliott of Concession & Mrs. David Ireland, Miss Marjorie and Miss Esther Murray of Teeswater visited on Wednesday with Mrs. Frank Maulden. We are so pleased to have Mrs. Ruth Wilson back here in her home after more than a month in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. • Mr. Douglas Teuxeira of South Burnaby, B.C. returned home after spending a week with Mrs. Agnes Hodgins and Mr. and Mrs. Jim liodgins. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McEwan held a pfe-Thanksgiving dinner at their home on Sunday, September 21. Pastor and Mrs. M. Christensen attend- ed the wedding of their niece at Mississauga on Saturday. • Kinlough WMS The Kinlough Presbyterian WMS held their September meeting at the home of the president, Mrs. Don Bushell, who open- ed the meeting with a poem. A hymn was sung followed by prayer, and the purpose was repeated in unison. Invitations to fall Thankofferings were accepted. Miss Winnifred Percy had the devotions from St. John. Mrs. Frank Maulden had -the program on the Native people and sharing our Christian faith w-hic-h is our purpose with prayerful desire to Minister to them. She had a map. and pictures and told some things of !interest from a geographic magazine. Mrs. Tom McDonald read from the Glad Ti ngs and Mrs. Don Bushell and Mrs. Frank Maulden each read a poem. The closing hymn was sung followed by prayer, grace and refreslunents. • More People News Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDalvld and Mrs. Fred Bloomfield of Paisley visited during the week with Mr. and Mrs, Gordon McDonald, at Orangeville. The Presbyterian WMS took a trip to Cape Crocker Indian Reserve on Monday, as their study this year is the Native People. Mrs. Ronald Thacker visited on Sunday with Edna and May Boyle. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt visited on Sunday with Mrs. Grace Graham and Mrs. • Dorothy Thompson and other friends. On Sunday, Edna and May Boyle and Mrs. George Graham were evening dinner guests With Miss Elizabeth Robinson and Miss Ruth Thompson at Lucknow. Four of the group have October birthdays. Ruth showed pictures of their trip to New- foundland and other places of interest which were most enjoyable. Her next trip will be to Australia. Some from here attended the farewell party at Kinloss Community Centre for Mr. and Mrs. Mel Husk and Marion who have moved to Kincardine to retire. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bushell, newlyweds, were also honored. • Do you know a young person who • went that • extra mile? *End Of Summer Hours* Downtown• Merchants Will be Closed At 6:00 P.M. Fridays, Excluding Lucknow Village Market Who Will Be Open As Usual Thursday and Friday • Nights f LUCKNOW BUSINZSS AiSOCIATION L.. The search is on for Ontario Junior , Citizens of the Year. Do you know someone in your commtnitY, between the ages of $ anti 18 years, who has gone that extra mile? Someone who has shown selfless service, resourcefulness, ingenuity,•or acts of courage — that "good kid"? Someone special that you think • should be recognized? You can help Canadian Pacific Air Lines and the Ontario Community Newspapers Association honour these kids by nominating them for an Ontario • Junior Citizen of the Year Award. Contact your local. community newspaper. The deadline for individual and group nominations is October 31, 1986. Ontario Junior Citizens of the Year recipients will receive a plaque, a cash prize, a family photo portrait with the Lieutenant - Governor of Ontario, and a lapel pin, Contact our Junior CitizensCo-ordinator Akin Rivett LUCKNOW SENTINEL • CanadianPacific Airlines Why not honour a deserving kid this year? • inimiumisa• mmisiosaii •1 4, • 0