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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-10-10, Page 10**444+44+4.44.4•.-..1+•••-•-•44: PRESBYTERIAN REFORMED CHURCH AT LOCHALSH will hold MORNING. WORSHIP 'AT 11 Ait throughout the summer months Rev. David Freeman minister r+++++•444.4-•••••••-•+.-•444-e-e-o 011.0.4"1.4",~VO4"•10440.401601061.4"ri""" Lucknow Presbiterian Church Rev. Glenn Noble, aA. B,D. Minister Phon7 528-2740 1973 IS CENTENNIAL YEAR OF THIS CHURCH OCTOBER 14th 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Worship Communion Sunday The Centennial Book is' able at - Fisher.'s. Barber Shop and from Mrs. Ena Henderson.. • LUCKNOW UNITED: CHURCH AfitiViOrSaty Servicest.. • sundayi_Pctober 141h Guest Preacher-- , • immanumannamaumummomm REV. W. ROBERT JOi-INSTONE B.A., BD from First Westminster United Church, London, Ontario and former resident of Luckno In the evening. Mr. Johnstone will show slides and speak of mission work in Northern Saskatchewan Specal 'music in the evening by a duet and quartette from y Wingham United Church ALL WELCOME Ruth Thompson Speaks On Russia Unit 5 of Lucknow United Church Wqmen met at the home of Mrs. Harvey Webster on Tues- day evening, October 2nd with Mrs. Charles Anderson, President presiding. The roll call was answered by a donation to the blanket, fund. Mrs. Ken Cameron gave the Financial ceport. Mrs. Clarence Ritchie reported orizthe bale which was packed and delivered in June. Mrs. A. J. Wilson reported on the `cards sent during the summer. `Mrs. Robert Finlay reported that 2 girls are going to rtxmlit.tcYttsmfmnIzsr,lzsmYestA 1 Christmas 1 w Country Fair 1. • hale of Arts, Crafts andi Country Cooking at.Carlow, 17 miles northeast offIE Godsrich on Huron Count Road 25. Wei. Oct. 1 .7 10 -A.M. -, 9 P.M. TEA. ADMISSION FREE 00101 3NnalrammtrsatttettecKV44. • and Sat Oct. 20 Readers Write . . 232 Blake St . ,t Barrie , Ont Sept. 12, .1973. Dear Mr. Thompson, Please find enclosed cheque for another year's subScription to ,the Sentinel, • We enjoy reading,all the news from our 'home town. While we were up for a week 'end recently we visited the new • swimming pool and it surely look- ed inviting and.I'm sure all•who Use it will enjoy it. • The piper is usually a week late in arriving but the news is still interesting and we thank you for putiing out a good paper, Sinderely , Evelyn Rouse. ASK YOUR FRIENDS AND rmtric ADVISE ) DEAL WITH THEM BE BUDGET WISE at MrEimrs. S SWISE 1, Johnstone's Furniture Phone 528.3011 • LUCKNQW CHRISTIAN REFORMED. CHURCH 'J. W. Van Stempvoort Pastor Services: 10:00 a.m. Service 2:30 p.m. Service - (Dutch, 1st, Sunday of the month) VISITORS WELCOME . GIVE... so more will live CANADIAN HEART FUND • Bruce Farm Repoi BEEF HEALTH MEETiNii The beef health meeting waS'held in Elmwood last yi being repeated again this) The speakers will be. Dr. from Wiarton, Dr. lid, Owen . Sound and Dr. Curtis the Ontario Vet College. The companies will'also be rep ed again this year. The meeting will be h Parkhead Community Hall, day, October 15th at 8:061) The meeting will be spo by the Bruce County Beel provernent Association ant Bruce Peninsula Veterinary Committee. WEEDS Before you plow your fields take an inventory weed , stand: Next spring ' late to make a decision ,o cheinicals required for ade weed control. CrabgraSs is one weed a razine will not kill. On a dry like 1973; yields can be rel by 30% ormore by weeds. need assistance in identl .weeds let us know. T.D.N. IN CORN SILAGE . We looked at several fiel corn that dried out before matured. The kernels on thiS did not fill the cob and have the same effect as in ure corn that was frozen. corn will not provide then amount of energy for anima amount If you had dried corn' you may have to add grain this coming winter for mal beef or milk productiot STOCKER' CALVES A group of four calves av ing 337 lbs. sold .at .Wiarton for $82.50 per cwt. Guess') market prices a year in th ture is always difficult but of you. should determine breakeven price before gem to buy calves. According pencil the Market price have to be Over 50c next break even on $82.50 calves. SOIL TESTING. This is the ideal time of )i! take soil samples. SaniPlfe„! are available from Ow a free soil analysis. It Agricultural. Repressed PAGE' TEN THE UCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW;ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, OcTc:'ER Don: Robertson I~as Unit $peqker Unit 2 of Lucknow United Church Women met at the home of Misses* Elizabeth and, Lena Rob- inson on October 2. . Mr's:. Eldon. Henderson welcom- ed twenty two members and 2 • . visitors -and opened the meeting with a reading "Keeping Thanks- giving" . "Come , ye thankful . people, come" was sung followed by prayer. The roll call was answered with a' Thanksgiving • verse. " Mrs, Dexter made arrangements for placing of flowers' in the church for the.month of October. • Mrs. James Wraith discussed the plans for, the fowl supper. Mrs. Alex MacNay gave the Commun.-. ity. Friendship and visiting report and read a poem "Letter's", Mrs. Gibson told .Of the visits she and Mrs. Dexter had made. 'A spec- ial collection ''was taken for blank., et month'. • Mrs. James Wraith began the program with a reading ,and Come, let us sing of a wonderful love , was sung. Miss. Lena Robin- son read the scripture and Mrs. Don Cardis gave a prayer. Mrs. Phillip Steer sang a lovely solo "The Mercies of dod" . Mrs. Don Robertson was guest speaker and was introduced by rs. Wraith. She chose "The ice" for.her topic and told us we live in a world 'of many voices all trying-tabe heard hut the one we should listen for is the voice of God. Miss Lorna campbell thanked Mrs. Robertson. Mrs. Harvey Houston had a reading "Thanksgiving Day" and Mrs. Wraith closed the meeting with prayer. A' delicious lunch was enjoyed. Gave Traveloguq. Of European Trip . Unit Four of LUcknow United Church held their Thanksgiving meeting at the home of, Mrs., Jack McDonagh. Mrs. Gordon Morri- son• opened the meeting with a reading "Thanksgiving", She in- formed the members about the fowl supper October 16' and dona7 Worm were asked for. Mrs. Ernest Ackert gave a read- ing "Giving Thanks". Eighteen , answered the toll call with dona- tions for blankets. Mrs: Cliff. - Crawford gave the treasurer's re- port. The 'offering was dedicated. Mrs. Jack McDonagh gave a report on Community Friendship. Mrs. Alex Andrew for sUpplyand wet fare , told us a bale was sent to various places June: 6, and thanked everyone who helped. Mrs. Jack Treleaven for Citizenship, com- mented that Mr: Mills, a lawyer from-Winghain , would be guest speaker at the 'General Meeting, October .23 _ Anniversary will be October 14 with Rev . Robert Johnstone from London as speaker. Mrs. Bryce Elliott , in charge of the program..'read With Thanks of Every Gift Received". We sang -Hymn 295 followed by prayer by Mrs. Elliott. Mrs. Lloyd Hall read the scripture , Psalm 30.and gave the meditation. Mrs. Jack Treleaven followed ' with prayer. Mrs. Cam Thorrip- son gave, a reading "The Rainbow of the Trees" and a' "Thanksgiv- ing Prayer". Mrs.. Elliott introduced Mrs. Jack Ackert, who shoWed interesting slides of her trip to Europe. The meeting was clos- ed with the benediction. The committee served a lovely lunch. Five Oakes and gave an interest ing reading. - The unit was reminded of the General, Meeting., witha definite date 'decided upon in near future. The anniversary service. was is to, be held Sunday ,, October 14th with Rev. Robt. Johnstone , guest speaker. Tuesday evening, Oct- ober 16th the Fowl Supper will be held in the church.. . ' 'Mrs. Robt. Struthers, Social Functions convener , asked for food donations and. helpers for, fowl supper. Mrs. Morningstar report- ed that flowers were needed for Thanksgiving and Anniversary Sunday. Mrs, Anderson thanked the hostess for giving her home for the meeting. ' Mrs. George Newbold opened the devotional part with the sing- ing, of Hymn 578' and with Mrs. H. Webster at the ,piano followed by a reading by Mrs..A. Morningstar. Mrs. Geo, NewbOld introduced the guest speaker Miss Ruth' Thompson, Public Health Nurse for .this district. Miss Thompson gavea very interesting talk on her recent trip to Russia. Musical numbers on piano and accordian by Mrs, Harvey Web- ster and .Mrs. Herb Barger were enjoyed. Mrs. Ivan Conley gave a reading. Mrs. Newbold thanked Our speaker and those taking part and closed the meeting, with pray- er. Lucknow Unit 3 Mrs. Walter Alton. was hostess for Unit 3 of Lucknow United Church Women on Tuesday, October 2. Mts. Gordon Kirk- land opened the meeting with a verse, "Have a' Happy Day",. • Hymn 677 was sung with Mrs. Harold Treleaven at the piano. Thirteen members and one visitor answered the roll call "Why I. am,thankful" . A'collec- tion for the: blanket fund was . taken.. A crib quilt, made by , Mrs. Kirkland for the nursery , was displayed.- Mrs. Ron Alton social convener made arrangements' for the fowl supper to be held October 16 and Mrs. W'. G. Hunter reported for Community Friendship. • Mrs. Harold' Treleaven presid- ed for a Thanksgiving program. opening with Hymn 579. Mrs. Jack Wraith gave the Bible read- • ing from 2 Corinthians and led in prayer. Two readings were given by Mrs. Lorne Woods, "Thanksgiving Day" and "Thanks- giving Prayer". • ' A recording of Amazing Grace played by The Pipes was_enjoyed. Mxs. Earl' Wightman gave a few thoughts on Thanksgiving and the importance of cultivating a spirit of gratitude followed by Hymn 578. Mrs. Wm. Helm gave a reading.. Miss. Ruth Alton accompanied her sister Grace as she sang two lovely numbers, "Amazing Grace' and "Just a Closer Walk With . Thee". . The hymn "Now Thank We All Our,God" was sung as a prayer and the meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction.