The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-10-29, Page 10•
• THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL., LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
Enteetain.Mothers
The third meeting'of,the. Pine
River •C G 1 T I was a 'very ••succ-
essful pot -luck supper heldooa I
• October 20 at which the mothers
• were well entertained. There
were 36 people in attendance.
Guest speaker for the evening,
was Rev., ,Rooney. of Knox Pres- I
byterian'Church , Ripley. ,
Mrs. Delbert Wilson presented ,
• Judy Thorburn with .0.New Testa-
' merit. Judy Was the only girl to •
graduate this year. She:is now •
, one -of our leaders. •Our other.
•leader, Shirley.Hunter , ifai•prei•-
• •ented with a gift and .our best
- • wishes on her forth coming wedd
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The,next meeting is to be on
November 3. -
Everyone participated in a live-
ly recreation period, ancl the meet-
ing closed with. taps.
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• On October 20th the•C.G.1..T.
gith of
'•-• United Church held their lst meet-
ing in the Sunday School Room: •
• Leader, Mrs Rouse served hot.
Choetilate. and cookies': •
. • . Kim Farrell, Margie C011inmarid
Mary-Anne-MacTivish held die
• Worship service. Sherry Pollock
read 'an interesting pipet. •
clipping about disabled Children.. ;
The business intluded the elec-
tion • .
lof officers : Pieitdent, Margie
' M'acTivish; Secretary : Margie
Co]lins; ,Treasurer KinicFarreIt;,
' Preis,.ketiorter;.Maly Needhain..
We/are wrapping the Candies
• for the bazaar on.Ftiday` the 24th., i
at .7:00 at the• Church , • •
On-NoVernber-As‘the4nemliers
• , are having a cleanathon fol. Ripley.
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residences. • •
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• The next meeting is/on Novem-
bee3rd. •We closed with, "taps".
PIan For Bible
, .',.$0$01y.COtivass.
' The executive of the Ripley •
Brandi of the Canadian Bible, ,
eifl9AiJIOLY.1;
The regular meeting for the
,Eveiting Auxiliary oldie LuCknOw, •
Presbyterian Chureh was held.ork-
Tuesday evening October 21,,at, •
the home of Mrs. Stuart Jamieson
With 17 ladies present.' , •
MissMaudie Fisher, die presid'.•
ent hi charge , opened the Meet-
ing With 'a, Poem.,' Hymn 691 Was
sung. • The Scripture •and Medita-.
tiOn was taken by Mrs. Maude
Sherwood. •
• Mrs. POpald McCormick preset). -
ted• most interesting topic:from
the Study Book, called "Ways of
Communicating with each Other".
vOcattnusieil number by
Gail, Kathy and Glenda Jamieson
was:enjoyed, •Mrs.. James Little
gave a reading, from the Glad .
Tidings,• The Toll call was answer
,ed with'a verse from the Bible
containing the wird ."Thanks" .
The'Treastirer, Mrs. Bill Gibson
gave her report, business and ,.
correspondence: were discussed'.
The meeting came to a close
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with a' Hymn ,, follOWed with a .•
•Prayer by Mrs; Austin. Loree
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Lunch was served by the comm
ittee in charge: , s
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Canadian En fans
Is U.C.VV. Topic
The regular meeting of Dung&
non United Church Womenwas
held in the Sunday School room
with eighteen members and two
yisitors present. Mrs. T. C.
Anderson' presided for the Worship
service assisted by Mrs. Bill Wigg
ins and"Mrs. C. Blake. Mrs. Len
Reed was pianist. Mrs. Wilfred
Pentland gave an aptitude test
enjoyed by all present. •
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•The topic on Canadian Indians
was. e ted b Anderson;
Mrs. Jim prennan, Mrs. G.
McNee andMrs. Wiggins: Rev:,
and Mrs. McClenighan showed
slides of:Indian families and told
Society met in the Sunday:School.
rooms, of Knox: Presbyterian
Church in Vpley on October 23.
• Cameron McAuley and BilI
Arnold, were in charge of the
meeting.' The corning campaign.
Was. discussed; and .canvassers for
the wereapporrited--.--
The date. Chosen to begin :the! •
canvass Was'NOvember 3rd to'he
completed, if possible , that week.
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Canyassers,ar,et. Mrs. Donald
McTavish, Mrs Herb Clayton.
Mrs. Norval Stewart, Mrs. Clar-
ence Wylds , Mrs; Allan Irwin,
Mrs, Robr, Osborne ,. Mrs. Geo. ,
Sutherland, Mrs. Jas. MacDonald,
Mrs Gordon' Martin, Mrs: Allis.- •
ter MacKay, Mrs. Dan A . • Mac-,.
Donald, Mrs. Myrtle:McLean,
Mrs 'Don Gillies'' Mrs.; Morford
MapKay, • Mrs. Wayne•.Nixon,
mrs. Don MacKay',Mri. Jack. •
:Farrell,' Mrs:. •Robt: Fair, Mrs..
lariel Farrell.,... Mrs. Jim MacDon7
ald;• Mrs.; HOward: Hodge, Mrs..
Martha McIver, Mrs .DaVe,
'Murray; MissEva 'Culbertj Mrs.
Ken MacDcinald, Mrs .'•• Russell •
Brooks 'MacDonald,
Mrs. Geo. Geo. •Mbiean; Mrs. Finlay:
MacLeod ;: Mrs.' Walter:Culbert;
Mrt.-. Walter , Mrs.' Bill ,
•trantertn., :Mrs. ° Stewart.$hiells,
Mrs. Redvers'JOhtiston Mrs. Aus-
tin
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Misi..Don.CaMeron;
Mrs. Gordon Stanley, 'Mrs.' EMS
GOssellMrs Frank Fair , Mrs
J9eScOtt 4 MI*. Nlopre.; Miss
Florence-MacDOnald,-MrS4
.outerimidgi:.,Mri, Reuben Burnett.
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WEDNESDAY OCTOBER nth ifit•
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Church Services
„.ileak"-orMissionH
At Kitimat,
' The: Fall Thankdffering of the
Afternoon and Evening.AUxiliaries
of the Women's:Missionary Society
of LuCknow Presbyterian Church
was'held in the church on Wednes-
day evening Odtober 22.
Mrs. James Smith ,• president of
of the-afternoon-auxiliary-prended
for the. meeting . Mrs,. James
Little gave the'scripturg and med-.
itation based:on-the Thanksgiving
therne.. A reading by Mrs.,,Noble
Johnston and musical -numbers by
Jim , John and Ruth Henderson
were Much appreciated. ,
• The guest, speakers' were Rev .
and Mrs , Glen Noble who spoke.
about their work at 'Kitimat ; Brit -
ish Columbia. Mrs, Noble told
of Some of the women's activities.
in the church *andRev .1 G. Noble
Showed' slides 'and .spolce.of the
Work of.the Presbyterian Church 'on
such a MisSion Held. • .
Mrs. Morgan Henderson thanked.
those taking part and a social hour
followed. •••
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LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. Robert Nicholls, B.A.
° Minister
• NOVEMBER 2nd ••
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
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wort •;UNICEF when the.
children call' on Hallowe'en.
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LiKknois
Presbyterian. church• .
Rev..Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D.
ifinister - •
Huron School Board
Endorse CS Bonds
. BY: RICHM ND TKE Y
Huron Connty. Board of Education,
at last week's meeting in Central,
IlitrOn Secondary 'School,. Clinton;
endorsed in principle the concept:
f payr011•deductions for employees'
who 'Wish to purchase•Canada •
:"7 ••• -" SaViOgS'1•130nds but;delegatedit
bow they :live • on 'the Reserves.
Mrs. Graham McNee :first vice!.
presidentpresided for the - business.
The•U.C•.W.'are cateringialhe
ecision. regarding implementation
Of the plan to the administrative
staff. • •• • . •;
R. B. Dunlop, business adniinis-
tiator, , told•the Board he would like
to delay implementatiOnIfor,one
Ashfield Federation banquet on' .2 year on account of pressure-ofwork
November 4 .at 7'p.m and are to in his. Office. . • : • '
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serve a wedding dinner on Novem- "I' ant against' the whole thing'.
ber 29. A letter was read from (of payroll deductions), declared
GbrdOn•,Moir,, Garde , • "I think
people' should manage their•own
savings plans."
The Board, rejected a :request
from the director of Royal Ontario.
Useurn/, Toronto, for $219 to rec
omperise the, Museum regarding
Visits of Huron 'COUnty-,Students. to
thelYI bit -arid dungMe-pi
the Children's Aid and anyone
wanting to send in a Christmas
treat may:do so. ..The correspond-
ence secretary Mrs. •Harvey Alton
has .samples of Christrnas cards,
everyday cardS, etc.fc.r those who
Wish to order th'ern.
Mcclenaghari closed the
meeting with prayer andbht
esses Mrs. Chester Finnigan, Mrs.
W. Wiggins and Mrs'. Jim Drenn- •
an„served a, lovelY'lunch.''
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'If the •students .pay their Own
way in., • the answer :is no', said D.
J'. Murphy., Goderich. '"If they do
consider it," he felt,• . • • .
With regard to night courses,
onducted by the Board , the surn
per hour is being p,aid.to night
school teachers , regardless 'of.
ualifications1 the Board was infor-
med by J. W Coulter, Superinten,
dent of schools F. E. Madill; ass
istant superintendent, is in charge
of these Classes.- •
-"Trerfeir'elt-hromel students -are-
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$10, for all the classes, except..
when schools slippy, the material
when the fee is $15 for the ,season.
The Ooard,decided to hold nithi•
bership in provincial trustee Organ-
izations, and .participate at the
local,. regional and. provincial
level. • : •
Clarence McDonald , Exeter ,
insurance cornrnittee chairman,
reported that Dominion Life contr-
act for accident insurance had been
completed , but that. the tenders for
• general insurance ,Would not be in
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• it's the Lord Simcoe
. . a friendly weir • ,
• Service ... fine
•• lounges and restau-
rants ... all at •
sensible ,prices
and for conven,ience
the subway i right'
at the door in the
heart of downtown •• ,
Toronto, Next time
you visit Toronto,
• enjoy it more than
• ever .. stay at the.
Lord siencoe. •°
Phone 528-2740
NOVEMBER 2;4.
10:00 a.ni:tmdity
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11:00 tyn. Morning •Serivice.
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ANGLICAN
:CHURCH
LUCKNOW AREA PARISH
•The Rev R. Odendahl
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LUCKNOW
CH RISTIAN
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HURC
W. `Van Stempvoort
• Pastor
• Umiak; •
10:00 a.m. (E
• 2:90 p.m. (Dutch 2nd and
.• 5th Sundays)
VISITORS WELCOM
Denonihudlonal Radio Broad-
cast; "The Back To God.HOur",
every Sunday: C,JCS (Stratford)*
2:00 P.m4 CFOS (Owen
• Soun) 6:00. pan.
left the burden falling to a .vice%•
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Ititory.
• Mrs. E. McLean, Seaforth,
re -instated by the uoird-in bei
former position ofcustodian at
Seaforth.Distrit High ,School , at
the former reMuneration of $1.60..
per hour tot' a 20 hour wek:
tinti •cto r
Mrs, Linda (Blake) Linfield, •
Exeter, was appointed half-time
teacher in Latin at'South Huron
District Iligh School, Eeter, due
• o overly large classes 'in the
school. A business administrator •
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