The Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-10-28, Page 111 .EI3NESI %;.,C OCTOBER 28th 1970
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Women's: meeting held. at
the home of Mrs, Walter :Black on
Tuesday
Tuesday evening':of last week.
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small dau hter Tina. visited with
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The worship was rese ted by
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Mrs. Walter Black, Mrs: Melvin.
Calling, Mrs'. Stanley Blackwell
Mrs. Elrner Osborne.
Mrs . Oscar White. •
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of th ' `Presbytery meeting held.
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answered With a•verse on . .
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President
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Whitechurch Young People's •,
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on all ' CO OP da�r�y and beef
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Thi kno , ^ istrict o -rt---
icu'ltural/Society, met on; Monday ,
si�le-Seliooi-with-other='Fo • •
'pupils,• to gain-soMe knowledge.
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Sunday evening in the Sunday -'
sUpple7 ettis
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} e'ven'ing,October 19 in the•Legion
of farm' life' .and agriculture. ,' .
School room of Chalmers Presby.-
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• Hall:wi h an attendance of about
Mrs .'Chris Cooke'introduced
-terian,Church•with an attendance
fort members and The . •
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Floyd Stanle showed slides -
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,friends:
,who
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: --President-open-ed`thre nTeetTrig
with O':'Canada and extended
a welcome to, all• present:'
The .comes ondence was read.Social
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and mention was made of a truth=
et solo 'b' Eu ene Pritchard
P yg
by 'Mrs . T . Pritch- :
tsf:,rhe T lz Feseival mHollafid
and 'many beautiful views of
homes and.public buildings, parks
and the' country side •
His description of his,.
experiences as a teacher at an air
fnrc'e hsp in Germanand his
The-presi errt . s-Miss'Ruth
Elliott;.. Secretary,., Miss .Darlene •';
.Simpson, ;Treasurer, Paul Laidlaw;
Con%ener Charles
a s ,• Thomp
son, PAO. Elliott and Jane Laidlaw.
The president Ruth Elliott pees-.
ided for a discussion•and. ma•ki.ng.
jjIRE•Akis
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'accompanied �_�-�_
• ard., which 'was inadvertently •plans
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pictures "and comments on Germ-
for a•Record Hop in White-
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• omitted'in the report of the Sept-
: ember meeting. The :treasurer ,
Norman Taylor gave a \ery •'
favou;rabl'e financi'l,statetitent.
•AnnA•lton a•ccoM ani:ed
MaryP'
• by Her Mother Mrs. E31:� i<e:;Alton
an"landmarks and the:, Berlin. Wall_
were Most interesting ••: '
Mrs,. . Russell Phillips thanked .
Floyd for his contt'ibution to
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the: pro�rarllme: The President
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thanked the cometh ee, Mks. C.'.
church`Community. Memorial '
Hall on November 20': They
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also are going •to'appeal for used .G.I.T. H+ave
or broken.to s which theywill' '
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repair a•nd donate to the Salvation. Pyiama P
Armyfor use at Christmas.
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GUIDE NEWS .
-The 1st. Lucknow Guide Comp-
any wa.s'a hive of activity on. '.
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deltghte
T,he Worship morni't —
Thursday eveningat their regular__
ire
tfie audte e ith two
pleasi g safes', Ntar, �lnnalso -
introduced'a little girl from Tor:-
on o, who is visiting tti her, home
for •:a' weekAnd attendiu Brook-
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Cuoke 1rs.' W, Zinn •and �lrs R.
Phillips and all who had•taken •
girt. in the rogramme h,
p p o T e an- �.
11ua1:banquet �Nill:•M held.in •
:Li. '
. Service,was-in•= — Saturday g daw-ned�on--
charge •of Charles Thampsori•w:ith • thirteen sleepy C.G.1.T.egirls
the. topic "Prayer" with all'and their two leaders who spent .. ':was
takingP
part in a discussion, • all`of Friday:night at''tfie United,
'Games were then enjoyed Churc
Y h at Pjanartytiny
meeting... After roll call,•the fiag •
raised.by Barbara Cameroq;'' • ,
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Cathy Jamieson and: Sandra •Fin-•
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•lay. fAnnouncern• ents. included
-games, stunts: and- contests were
plans for. a Hallowe'en partynext ••
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with Jean Reid' and Joanne '
,enjoyed. U IGEF, oxer wereweek
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folde'dand Made -ready for•the'
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collection on Hallowe en and
Ritchie •as hostesses'. An enroll-
'rnent is planned for'November 5th ••
Phe ere asked
e to �olun
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„everyonema-de l r e tisst7e �
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er flower. ° After evet'yone was •
wellSpbykedfrIVingghos
stoe candlel•ight the Seniorsare
tear to sell one. more cart
on o'f cookies each.. There was a ,
Pretry good response and the ,girls
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CHRYSLER e DODGE PLYMOUTH
the blind -folded iuniors and
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rooms to the accompanineit of
• .ghostly music and sounds ' a
After.a midnight snack,. the' halls
echoed with . giggles and whir: ers
and parte ring •feet until 3.30.a • ni;,
.
e Knots andfirst aid kits were
the ma in; _projects worked. on and
four recruits finished.up their
tenderfoot tests:. ; •• .... '
..' The Fire Brigade tests werelit •
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2 - 70 . CHRYSLER .2• door lard-
tops, power equipped
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69. PLYMOUTH, • 4 door sedan, 6
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66' PLYMOUTH 4 door, 8automatic
with radio
06... .FORD Galaxie 500,2 ' door hard-
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. eaders
;had their revenge bywaking the •
girls at'7 30 to the rousing 'music
of'the-Tijuana Brass on•stereo:
After breakfast and clean-up ,+ a
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the
.marked and e tester•corx�t>�ente
that the ten year old guides had'
done"' extremely well.
Lieutenant 'Barb MacLe.11and
closed the .meeting with vespers ,
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automatic•-with-th radio -and -power
steering
CHEV 4 door sedan, 6 •automatic
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66 FORD, 4 door, 8 automatic, power
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with radio
68 CHRYSLER R, 2 door •hardtop;
power equipped and radio .,
HR SLER
CHRYSLER, 4 door,. power
66 C . ui edfair
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65 PLYMOUTH 2door hardtop, 8•
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correctly designed from
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quality material,
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