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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-11-12, Page 15ARE ridgy cember nit '2 nited Church home of Mrs. tuber 4. Mrs. • • the meeting ed by a hymn mutes of the ere read and roll call was on "Peace_ rson gave the A collection far taken by Miss rted on visiting e convalescent Kirkland gave report. The e distributed. ung and Mrs. the scripture • nation by Mn. was "Peace". -ers Was read by • ad the poem "In and gave a short Lieut. Colonel . train sang al ter read some from the study I I arks'were giatn and the meeting Mizpah henedit, RIC USTRIAL NOW ON DISPLAY At The CKNOVI NTINE1 Now Open at Ron's No Charge For Christmas Layaways New gift 'items and toys arriving weekly. Avoid last minute rushing and disappointments. Shop now from our large selection of gifts for every member of your family. 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STRATFORD ER 12, ms WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER .12, MS THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LILICKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE FIFTEEN Bible Society Plan For Canvass 11- The Ripley District Bible Society does not have many meetings, but it is very alive and has many loyal supporters. During the past year, donations to the Society igmemory of deceased members amounted to $104. The 1974 canvas amounted to $425.35 and some late donations were' received. The collection taken .at the Reunion Church Service amounted to $703.10 which was credited' equally to.' Pine River Branch and Ripley Branch. On Vov,erriker 6th, a meetingwa.s held' 'at the home of Mrs. Wm. Arnold, who completed her hus- band's year as treasurer of Ripley District Branch. Plans were. made for the 1975 canvas which will begin' on November 10th and it is hoped to have all-collections turned in to the 'new treasurer, Reg Godfrey. by . December 13th. . Cameron • MacAuley. continues as chairman with the assistance of the local. clergy. With ' the help of everyone in the. area, many more Bibles. will be • printed in various languages and distributed. Film and Speaker On Cancer Detection 'Units 4 and 5 of. Lucknow United Church Women held A joint meeting in the assembly room of the church on November 4th. Mrs: Leonard Ritchie opened the meet- ing with a reading. Hymn 252 was sung followed by prayer by Mrs. .Chas. Anderson. A report was given on the proceeds from the fowl supper and a tecent wedding. The minutes of both units were read folloWed by the roll call. Mrs. Jack McKim had arranged fora film on cancer detection to be shOwn„ after which Dr.. McKim answered questions that were asked by several present. Mrs. RIPLEY HURON CENTRAL SCHOOL Reporters: Darlene Coiling, Mary Farrell and Scott McLean. (Intended for last week) The Primary children enjoyed a Hallowe'en Party in their class- rooms last Friday. There were many strange creatures around the halls in the afternoon. Everyone enjoyed the candy and treats that they brought to their party, Robert 'Storey has, been absent for a few weeks due to an eye infection. Everyone finds it quite interesting to watch while the, drops are put in his eye. We have been enjoying the beautiful fall weather on the playground. So many of us play soccer it is hard to find a space free to kick the ball around. Many children are quite stilt after their first . skating session at the new complex. Unfortunately, we are not in shape. FLAG FOOTFALL . This week in flag football, Team 4 beat Team 1 and then Team I turned •around and beat Team 4. The playoffs are just getting underway. Donald Thompson thanked Dr. and Mrs. McKim for bringing this very informative information to us. The scripture reading was taken by Mrs. Elmo Sanderson. Mrs.. Robert frwin read a poem "Wis- dom". Mrs. Ross Henderson ,offered a prayer. Hymn 500 was sung and the meeting closed with the benediction. Lunch was served by the 'committees in charge. Miss J. MtPherson Was 'UCW Speaker Citizenship was the theme for the general meeting of the Luck- now United Church . Women. A very informative program was presented by the citizenship com- mittee, Mrs. Clarence Irwin, Mrs. Clarence Ritchie and Mrs. Eldon Henderson,. A reading explaining the real Meaning of Christian citizenship was given by Mrs. Ritchie. Chapter I Revelations' was , read by Mrs. Irwin followed by prayer by Mrs. Henderson. Miss. Jessie • McPherson of Kin- cardine was guest speaker. Prior to her retirement six . years ago she was superintendent of the provin- cial prison for women in Portage La Prairie as well as being associated with the girls training school. Prior to this she had considerable Ernest Ackert reported for Christ- ian Education, Mrs. Ken Cameron for membership, Mrs. Glen Wald- en for manse and Mrs. Eldon Henderson for special occasions. The offering was received by. Mrs. Eldon Ritchie and dedicated by Mrs. Leonard Ritchie- The president expressed appreciation Producing beef on corn silage can be a simple and profitable business. Particularly. if you'd supplement your good corn with Shur-Gain Beef .$ilasupPlernent. When yoir use this Shur-Gain product to add protein. vitamins. minerals and trace elements `Makes the. most CO COrn Saage whereat!s, it tS grown • to all for their support for the many activities in the church that have been the responsibility of the U.C.W. during the last few months. The commemorative plates are now available from .Mrs. Charles Anderson. Hymn ,568 and the Mizpah benediction closed the meeting. to the high energy found :in corn„ you get a balanced rattOn that's easy to feed and economical to use. Rechice labour and feed costs in beef production by using a , corn silage and Shur-Gain Silasupplement program. Its all you realty need., • experience in other fields of social work - child care and family service. Her message was most interesting as she had 'found her work so rewarding. She outlined the various programs carried on and stated it is not the function of, the prison to punish but to rehab ilitate. Love and understanding are needed most in dealing with the inmates and that little things mean so much. She reminded the ladies that Christian work can be, so practical and urged them to put their love and concern into practice. A piano instrumental by Mrs. Lorne. Durnin of Whitechurch was Much , enjoyed. Mrs. Gordon Cayley introduced three of nineteen who attended the Jam- boree at Landon Bay. "namely Joanne Ritchie. Kay Morrison and Barbara Henderson. Each gave a short report which proved interest- ing. 1200 C.G.IT. girls.' and leaders were present. in keeping . c with the 60th anniversary of C.G.I.T. Mrs; Cayley also com- mented that she: Elizabeth and Nancy Ritchie had attended a Leatierama meeting in Bolton. The 1/1..C.W. has generously supported these C.G.I.T. projects. Mrs. J. Treleaven presided for the business part of the meeting. Mrs. Alex Andrew gave the financial report which show'ed S5350 raised to date and expendit- ures S3307. The carpeting of the steps has been completed and new vacuum cleaner purchased.. Cor- respondence was read by Mrs. Ken Cameron and a request to entertain the patients at Pinecrest. Manor was dealt with. Mrs. Gordon Morrison reported for social functions, giving a detailed account of the anniversary supper which netted $1110. Mrs. We keep on saying it • because its true . "All you really need is Shur-Gain Beef Silasupplement"* Beef Sitesappleseet Shur ,Garri for the modern farmer ANDERSON FLAX PRODUCTS LIMITED isUCKNOW PHONE 528-2026 Huron-Middlesex Progressive Conservative (Federal) ANNUAL MEETING AND SELECTION OF DELEGATES FOR • THE LEADERSHIP CONVENTION Monday, Nov.. 24: 8:00 p.m. at the Clinton Legion Hall, Clinton, Ontario Guest speaker: Mr. Ken Huriburt, M.P. Lethbridge, Alberta, and' other members. Open meeting, everyone welcome. '