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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-10-15, Page 11The Taxman says thank you. For paying too much income tax last year. You see, there's a section in the Income TaX Act that says you can 'deduct a sub- stantial amount from your annual earned income if you have an eligible retirement savings plan. Take ad- vantage of it this year. All you have to do is register your annuity or permanent life insurance— plan. Give me a call and I'll ' show you, how to let the taxman find his own mad.'money. .A.,•••• H. s ' • ' • A' • \/.4•-• •• 4‘. 72•*4t)' Wm. J Kinahan PHONE 3574987 R.R. 2 LUCKNOW , P OF Li-v NADA LUCKNOW, ONTARIO 528-3725 CLEARANCE SALE EVERYTHING IN STORE REDUCED 10 50% All merchandise must be sold ENGLISH COFFEE MUGS 88c ea. . Many designs to choose from INN.1.4~4~ ENGLISH BONE CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS All Reduced $2.00 - $5.50 ea. VELVET DOODLE. ART KITS • REG. $5.95 $4.95 Ss14~414.0#441#10~ PLASTIC MODEL KITS 10% — 1 /3 OFF ROYAL ALBERT FLOWER OF THE MONTH" PLATES, CUPS AND SAUCERS, MUGS, FLORALS 10% - 20% Off 4,#####. ROYAL ALBERT "TRILLIUM" CHINA 1 0% 20% Off CANDLES, TOYS, PLACEMATS, HASTY NOTES, HANGING' PLANTERS, SCOTTISH JEWELLERY, WALL PLAQUES, AND MUCH, MUCH MORE ALL „DRASTICALLY REDUCED Shop Early For Christmas and Save All Sales !hie' * Cash and Carry No Refunds yr Returns Sorry, No Boxes or Gift Wrapping During Sale d at and rnon g the ung, y 21 tying t was ell. the elen hip. e ar- •ater- last fened 'Take of d the c the nder- phell was and I ittle rtesy 'with eche- n on vhich rality the ge of er all 975 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1975 We keep on saying it because its true ... ANDERSON FLAX PRODUCTS LIMITED "All you really need is Shut-Gait" Beef Silasupplement' THE LUCKNOW spirtigt, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE ELEVEN LUCKNOVV Unit 1 U.C.W. Mrs. Harold Treleaven welcom- ed the members of Unit 1, Lucknow United Church Women, to her home for their October meeting on Tuesday. afternoon, (kWh& 7. There were 22 members and one visitor present. • Mrs. Sam Gibson welcomed• all and opened the meeting with a verse "If I can do some good to day". Hymn No. 577, "Come ye thankful people come" was sung followed by prayer. Mrs. Al 'Irwin, for Stewardship, gave a reading "A Thankful Heart". Mrs. Walter Dexter, for community friendship, gave the report on visiting and a reading "Measure of. Life": Mrs. Nelson Raynard,' in charge of supply and welfare, had a special collection for the blanket fund. Mrs. Pete Cook gave 'the treasur- er's report. Mrs. Bill Hunter, convener for social functions, made arrange- ments for the annual fowl supper to be held at the church on, TueSday, October 21 and also for catering to a wedding. It was announced thafthe'church plates should be here by the November meeting and also that anyone wishing a church calendar can order them now by contacting the leader or secretary. Mrs. Ross Shiells was the convener for the devotional and had as a theme "Thanksgiving Must be Thanksgiving". The hymn "Now thank we all our God" was sung. Mrs. Steve Stothers read' the scripture from Luke, chapter 17: verses 1.1 to 19. Mrs. M. Gibson gave the meditation prepared by , Mrs. Ross Shiells on the parable of the ten lepers who had been restored to wholeness by Jesus and only one returned to say :,`thank you". Are we among the ones" or the "nines" when we fail to give thanks for our many blessings? Mrs. Shiells introduced Miss Christine Robertson from Ripley who spoke on "Thanksgiving." basing her remarks on the parable of the rich man in St. Luke, chapter 12, also telling how the first thanksgiving came to be in 1621 when the settlers, after a year of great hardShips, were very thank- PHONE 528-2026 C.G:I.T..Conduct Special Service In an autumn setting of flowers, leaves, fruit, vegetables, the bread' and the grapes, Lucknow C.G.I.T. celebrated Thanksgiving Sunday at. South Kinloss Presbyterian. Church with a special sixtieth anniversary service. The C.G.I.T., choir opened the service with the*singing of "Morn- ing Has Broken". The choir also sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "Thanksgiving". Mrs. Wilma Clarke accompanied on the Organ and piano. Joanne Ritchie and Lynn. Elphick led throughout the service. Mrs. Andre), • Tiffin gave a special message on "How to become a shining jewel for His Kingdom". The loose offering is to be used by the C.G.I.T. for their foster child. $87.72 was given for a special gift for Maileng Millones in Peru. A special presentation from the Presbyterian Church in Canada for their many years of loyal service was given to Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas drahatit. The framed Centennial certificate was presented by Rev- erend Glenn Noble. Many. former C.G.I.T. members 'and their families attended the service. The ladies of the South Kinloss W.M:S. served lunch and everyone enjoyed a social time. ful for their harvest. We should all remember God has not promised us an easy life arid we should all have a quiet time for meditation in our busy lives. Mrs. Shiells thanked Miss Rob- ertson and presented her with a gift. Mrs. Pete Cook and Mrs. S. MacGillivray sang a lovely duet, • "We Gather Together" and Mrs., N, J. MacKenzie gave a •reading "What to be thankful for". Mrs. Shiells thanked the 'ladies for helping with the meeting. Mrs. Sam Gibson gave courtesy remarks and closed the meeting with, hymn 578. Lunch was served by the hostess and committee in charge of the meeting. WMS Held Fall Mankoffering On Wednesday evening, October 8th the Women's Missionaty Society of the Presbyterian Church, Lucknow, held the Fall. Thankof- fering in the church. Mrs. Jas. Little presided. There was a good attendance of , ladies from the Afternoon and Ev ening Auxiliary groups and as well a number of men. Mrs. Robt. Reid read the scripture from Psalm 100 and gaven an interesting commentary on taking our blessings for granted. Mrs. Morgan Henderson led in prayer. The -male quartet, Norman Taylor, Austin Loree, Dale Halden- by and Cyril Brown, favoured with several numbers,, which were much enjoyed, and Ruth Henderson gave two lovely piano numbers. Rev. L. Van Staalcluinen, minist- er of • the• Lutknow Christian Reformed Church was, the guest speaker and was introduced by Rev. Glenn Noble. The° speaker gave an inspiring Thanksgiving address, which was enjoyed by all present.. Mrs. Omar Brooks thanked the , speaker and all who had taken part on the program. The ladies of the Afternoon Auxiliary of the W.M.S. served tea.. Mr. Noble returned thanks, and an enjoyable time was , spent in conversation. Kiniough A.C.W. KINLOUGH NEWS The Anglican Church Women met on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. ,Gerald Rhody. The ladies gathered early, and a, quilt was quilted during the 'afternoon. Mrs. Gertrude Walsh presided and gave a. meditation on "Thanks". The scripture was read MONUMENTS For sound counsel and a fair price on a monument correctly designed from quality material, rely on SKELTON MEMORIALS Pat O'Hagan, PrOp. ESTABLTSITEID OVER SIXTY YEARS I WAL KERTON PHONE 831-0234 ONTARIO Producing beef on corn silage can,be a simple and profitable business. Particularly, if you'd supplement your good corn with Shur-Gain Beef. Silasupplement; When you use this Shur-Gain product to add protein, vitamins, Minerals and trace elements 'Makes the most of Corn $4ge wherever It is grown to the high energy found in corn, you.get a balanced ' ration that's easy-to feed and economical to use. Reduce labourancl feed costs in beef production by using a corn silage and Shur-Gain Silasypplement program. Its all you really need. , Beef Silasupplement Shur-Gain forthemodern farmer. by Mrs. George Gairatt and prayers were repeated in unison. The ladies twere welcomed and 17 members answered the roll call with the •word "Thanks". The correspondence included an invita-' tion to the Presbyterian Thank- offering meeting on Wednesday evening, October 15th. A letter was read from Pinecrest Manor, Lucknow and an A.C.W. report from -Irene Clark. Mrs. Gertrude Walsh gave a reading on Slowing Down and closed the meeting with 'prayer. Grace was sung and a delicious lunch was served by- the hostess. The November' meeting will be held at Mrs. Midford Wall's home and will be the bale packing and- the annual business meeting.