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'THE LUCKNOW 'SENT.INEL.
LU'CKNOW, ONTARIO
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OX 13,000
AND TECHNOLOGY
BARRIE, ONTARIO
regular day, programs will be
offered beginning . this fall, in
the ` following: e ,
3.1YEAR DIPLOMA PROGRAMS:;'.
Engineering Technology •
Business Administration •
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2. -YEAR DIPLOMA PROGRAMS:
Electronic Technician
General `Business
1 -YEAR "CERTI'FICATE. PROGRAM;.
Medical. Secretarial
`A l><cants 'for admission ' to the .College this fall
P ilk
:ants
invited from Grade 12 or 13 •graduates. This
year the fall'' term will commence about October-
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ctober -
1, 1967.
STUDENTS WISHING TO' APPLY SHOULD 1WRITET0:"THE
COLLEGE; FOR APPLICATION: FORMS AND ;INFORMATION'
ON COURSES. FOR CONVENIENCE, THE COUPON BELOW`,'.
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••GEORGIAN COLLEGE .0F. APPLIED` ARTS
,AND TECHNOLOGY •
BO'X • 13,000, . BARRI E;' ONTARIO
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WH ITECHURCH
We are .,pleased to report .that on
Wednesday. Mr. Russel -Gaunt was
discharged' from Wingham and: '
District 11,99 ita1 but sorryto' report
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that George Phillips was admitted
there that day.
•Mrs. `Dave Gibb was able •to
return home from ,Wingharn and
• • Distiict Hospital the first of the •
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KINLOUGH'
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•:Mrs, George Harkness 'was host-
ess at the Purple Grove • '
Community Centre for.the August
meeting of tlie, Kinlough Women's
Missionary Society on the
afternoon of August •16th. Mrs,.
Alex�Percy was. co -hostess.'
During'the afternoon abale quilr.
was completed,' and just. before
lunch a .short business session, was
held with Mrs. ton 'Robertson. pres-
iding..
A short poem "We thank- Thee"
.opened the meeting after which.all
repeatedthe purpose. Roll call was
answered'with a verse •containing
the word "Faith" Arrangements
were. made fora bake sale to be • •
held very, soon and it was agreed
that, we purchase a projector.
Mrs .: Harkness and ' Mrs . Don. Reid
each conducted Bible Contests,'
and Mrs. 'Jack Barr and girls san '
' In the garden"... Jeannette Barr
also,'played several piano. selections
, while the.ladies'were quilting,
Grace was sung and -delicious
refreshments were served by the
hostesses,.
Picnic
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OLIVET:NEWS
`' • Olivet United Church'Women en
: tertained the Messengers and the
1.• younger, members of the,congreg
•ation at the Sun -inlet' .home of Mr•
and Mrs .. Robert Engel at ' Point
Clark. •Mrs. Melvin Coiling and.
her group conducted a short meet-
t ing.. The children. then went, out-
side fora program of games and
races under the leadership of .
Sharon Colling The race for the
very wee Ones was' won by .Paula
Hoffman, the three-legged race by
May White and Jane Geertsema,
Ronnie McGuire's teat'n:'•won the
relay race. Brian McGuire, Brant
Coiling :and.Joan Osborne finished'
the race .for under fives,°in'that
order.: Wendy Hamilton, 'Maurine
Geertsema Jane Geertsema,
Jimmie .Black:,' Mrs;. Gerald Con-
ing: Mrs. Jack McGuire, May.
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co:3nmun y is happy, to
see her improved in health..
Mr. and Mrs; Irwin Page and
familyof Udneywere_ •Thursda
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visitors with Mr. and Mrs: Dave
MacDonald,.
COugratulations to Muriel Conn,
Lynda.Coultes and Tom Edwards
whose names • were. among .the
Grade 13 results; at Wingharn, Dist-
rice ,High. School:
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White, and Mrs : ''Harry, Coiling
were also winners in the different
events. •
A bountiful picnic supper, was
served. on the lawn, and 'a vote
of thanks was tendered to. Sharon
Coiling for directing the sports,'
and to Mrs. 'Engel for the use of
. her home. .
Crop Report
• The•harvesting of, spring `grains in
Duron County has started, in several
areas."'Yields'in'these areas seem
;•to be average or slightly above
average, but where lodging appear-
ed , the grain didn't fill and thus
I.yields are down somewhat. there.
Due to: bad weather,:'early in the
season, some fields of spring grains.
were.planted much later than
others. Therefore some -will not be•
Mature for two weeks oeso..
The acreage of white. beans. is
• • , down slightly in'the county due •to. •
the wet spring. The crop is'
beginning to•tu'rn in' colouri
and s•
I./Maturing quite favourably.
The corn crop has progressed tap -
idly after. a slow start due to cold
wet weather but requires •more hot,,
sunny days to br ing 'it along. in
maturity, Yields here look proniis-
•I ing also„
Some second cut hay has been
taken in and is of very 'good qual-
ftty:
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St. Augustine
The. St. Augustine. C. W.L. *iQn
thly meeting August 8th �.
was held in the Rectory with 12
members and 2 visitors present.
The President. Mrs. Gus Redmond
openedthe meeting with prayer:
The minutesof the last meeting.
were read by Mrs., Cyril•Eoyle in
the absence of Mrs,. R.. oyle.
All conveners .present gave their
monthly 'reports: Mrs • Joe',Hi'ckey
reported, three get well cards sent,
out. Mrs. Jerry Van Aaken, reported
26 paid: members. The President -
thanked all:the ladies who helped
to cater to the wedding at the
Lucknow Legion Hall•and she. also
thanked the two ladies who helped
to. paint in the hall. '
.A thank you:card'' was, read from'
Mrs'. Orman Heffernan. Kingsbridge
C W. L`.thanking St. .Augustine,
G.W.L. for their invitation.to the
June meeting.
• Discussion: and final plans ;were
madefor the bake and variety sale;
that is to be held Saturday, .Sept-
ember 2nd. Three`ladies appointed
to,be be ' in charge. of the are ..
Mrs. Cyril Boyle, Mrs. John
Frankin, Mts. Wm.,'Redmond, r
A 'Spiritual reading was. given.by.,.
Mrs A. Boyle. Mrs,. Bill Kinahan
also gave a reading.
. Mrs, John'Frankin and Mrs.
Theodore Redmond are in'.charge
of the .church cleaning for, the•
month of September. The next •
Meeting ' will be Tuesday., Sept.:
ember 12th•, the lunch conveners
arae Mrs.,. Jerry- Van Aaken , Mrs.:
Till Kinahan, Mrs:' Cyril 'Coyle.
The meeting closed with prayer.
A . dainty lunch. -was served by,the.
hostesses in charge.
Dungannon U.
DUNGANNON NEWS
The U C.• W. of:,Dungannon .Unit-
ed Church met with Mrs.; Nelson
Pearson presiding' and opened 'the
rneeting with prayer and a hymn, G�
Mrs. Dirk Logtenburg and Mrs.'
Chester Finnigan took the devotion;
al., reading God Enlightens we
reflect his light and the 'roll call
was answered by a verse containing
the word "light" Mrs. T; C. And-
erson entertained
nd-erson.entertained by a humorous '
reading. "The old wooden tub".:
Mrs ..Howard Johnston reported.
the sale of the dresden
late quilt
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and an invitation was extended •to '.
the ladies from Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Elliott to attendtheir .50th
wedding anniversary open'house on
September 5.. ,
. 'Mrs. Lorne Hasty :spoke,
regarding leaders for C.G.I. T.
work forthe next year.
Mrs. • Melvin Reed 'gave a very
interesting .talk on.' The Church in
'Politics" from'the study book and
Mrs Jack Alton told of Negroes,
Whites and Churches in'Canada..
The offering dedication prayer was
given by Mrs. Howard Johnston.
After the benediction, lunch was
served and a'very'successful auct
ion of donated articles was held.,
Mowed By Strike
The bricklayer's strike which is
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still in progress is:slowing down '
work on the addition to .the,Wic g-
ham District High School.
The: contractors had°hoped •ta
have the administration area com-
pleted by September but this will
be impossible now as only the
fotindations,and floor slabs have..
been 'completed ,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 1967
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Calvin -Brick U C W.
WHIT> CIjURCH NEWS:
• Calvin Brick, J. C. We held their
August meeting on Wednesday aft-
ernoon: at the home of Mrs.
Norman Coultes with eleven mem-
bers present.
The theme of the meeting w:as
"Stewardships'.
Ken'Mason, 'Stewardship
convener, gave the Call to Worship,
read the Scripture, gave the Medit-
ation and led in Prayer and in the
Bible study. She passed out
readings on Stewardship .to all pre- :
sent and they' read these. The off-
ering was received. and dedicated
by Mrs.. Mason
Mrs;• Sidney'iliornpson, secretary,.
read the minutes: A committee to
prepare a program to be°given on
October 24 when the society visits
Ontario Hospital are Mrs: Alex. Rob
ertson Mrs . George McGee and
Mrs. Gordon McBurney. The lunch'
.committee" for this occasion are
Mrs. Mason Robinson, and. Mrs.
Ronald Coultes.
The new Study -Book on Japan
will be introduced at the Septerrb-
er meeting . Mrs:. Alex 'Robertson
gave the Benediction.
Girls. Present
Program For UCW
Mrs, .Harvey Ritchie' held .the •
Augus,l0th'meeting of the Zion
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her h '
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ladies; .:6 girls , 1visitor and 9
children •present., The' President ;.•
Mrs . Frank Ritchie` opened 'the
meeting With repeating repeating in Uni-
son hymn 679 and the Lord's Pray-
er ., The scripture .was. read by ;Mrs.:
Robert Helm The Bible study was
taken•hy-Nits, Earl Swan: The '
Study book "On Different Churches"
was' read by Mrs Russel Swan.
.The program , under the leader
Donna Ritchie, was by:6 gals..
Brenda Ritchie sang "May : The
Good:Lord Blessand Keep.You"::
Donna hgave a•.well .prepar=
ed talk•Ritchie•on hei trip to Guelph: to''the
Conference-, ; :she. beingchosen;: from
,
one of Huron County's 4-H girls:
eubs. Each speaker spoke on
different walks of'lifewhich took
in a large territory for 'young:girls .
Brenda Ritchie:at this time, present
edifts to the leaders the past
g
club, Mrs,. Har'vey•Ritchie and Mrs:
:Charles.. Anderson on behalf of. t'he
4-H club .girls. A'piano solo was'
given -by Wanda Hunter. A, reading
"The Patchwork Quilt" was read by
Nancy Kirkland. Elva Ritchie and.
Barbara Wilkins'rendered a duet,
Mrs. Charles Anderson• thanked the
girls for the gifts,
Donna Ritchie received. a •cheque•'.
for- expenses to Guelph: The.new
leaders for ,the Fall 4-1-1 girls ctub
are Mrs. Harvey Ritchie' and Mrs .
Gordon 'Kirkland : Visitors for Aug'
ust. are `Mrs. Marshall Gibson and,
.Mrs. Lorne Cook., The treasurer's
report was given by.Mrs..Alan. . •
Barger. Thank you ,notes were read
frorr Mr. and.Mrs. Peter. Steer and,°.
,Mrs. •Peter.Cook . lvirs1. ,Jim Hunter
reada'letter'from`the Lucknow
Agricultural. Society asking for.
help in a booth at. the Fall Fair,
September, 16th. Mrs. John Gard-
ner is to see about a guest speaker
for the September meeting. A
vote was taken. to spay half of the.
expenses on the painting'of the.
church.' 4:
Each one is:aked to get the
:History of, the names of their•farm
for the:. September meeting and '.
also'cooking 'recipes. for. the• Cook: ••
FJook .
Please note that the Septenhtier.
meeting is on September 7th at : '
the home of Mrs. Peter Cook. Mrs
Wesley Ritchie closed with prayc':r..
Lunch was•served by the hostess
and Mrs, oward Barger and Mrs.
Peter, CookH. .'