The Lucknow Sentinel, 1977-02-09, Page 23KEMP'S GENERAL STORE
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Tuesday, February 15th
[WEATHER PERMITTING]
at 12 noon .
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SWINE MANAGEMENT - Richard Smelski, O.M.A.F.
MEDICATIONS - David Ireland, Pfizer
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Girl Guides Try
Winter Camping
The 1st Lucknow Company of the
Girl Guides braved the wind and
snow, Friday, January 28, to arrive
at the Lucknow Town Hall for.their
first winter camp. They slept in the
hall, using their sleeping bags,
but did many activities outside.
Marian Raynard and Lori Mc-
Kim, who were the 'girls working
for their Camp Leader Badge,
welcomed the guides. They then,
proceeded to waterproof matches.
Marian closed the evening with, a
campfire.
Saturday's events kept all the
Guides and Leaders busy. We
awoke to the smell of hot porridge.
After finishing we went outside on
a scavenger hunt. Most of the
Guides tried to walk with snow-
shoes and did very well. After
having hot dogs for lunch over an
open fire, we made crafts.
Mary Boyle, camp advisor for
Maitee District, was present for the
day to test Lori and Marian on their
badgework.
Supper was cooked outside. The
Guides awaited anxiously for their
guests Mr. Herb Clark and his son
Doug and Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Struthers, to play and teach the
girls square dancing.
For the evening's campfire,
guests were Mrs. Carroll McKim,
Mrs. Bev Thompson, Mrs. Mary
Boyle, Kathryn McKim, Lorna
Boyle and Nancy Thompson. Lori
lead this campfire.
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Sunday brought the closing of
the camp with the Guides snow
sculpturing, packing their suitcases
and sleeping bags, and cleaning
the hall.
Suzanne Kirkland, Lori McKim,
Brenda and Luanne McLeod,
Rosalea Cameron, Kim Sanderson,
Tracey McDonagh, Marian Rayn-
ard, Helen McIntyre, Mrs. Diane
Morrison and Mrs. Sue Bellmore,
found the weekend most education-
al and enjoyable.
PURPLE GROVE
Intended for last week
Dr. and Mrs. Emerson were in
Toronto on Wednesday where they
attended the Ontario Veterinary
Convention. , Fran and Jim
managed to make 'it' back on
Sunday.
Glen, Marty, Sharon and Kim
Bolte were Sunday dinner guests of
Rev. and Mrs. Van Sligtenhorst
and family of Kirilough.
Any travel done in this area is
'strictly by snowmobile.
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 9, 1977
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
LUCKNOW DISTRICT CO-OP 528-3024 GEORGIAN COLLEGE
TEESWATER DISTRICT CO-OP 392-6862
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Chalmerrs Church
Held Annual
WHITECHURCH NEWS
Chalmer's Presbyterian Church
held its annual meeting on Friday,
February 4 in the church Sunday
School room with a small attend-
ance. The meeting opened with .
prayer by Mr. Bev Kay, student
minister. The minutes of the
previous annual meeting were read
by Elroy Laidlaw for the secretary,
Wallace Milligan. The student
minister Mr. Kay states that 1976
was an eventful year in the life of
the congregation. Various organ-
izations accepted the challenge
placed before them, thus contribut-
ing to the witness of Christ in this
corner of his vineyard, giving of our
time and talent and through our
material gifts to the world wide
work of the church.
The , session report showed
removal by death Mr. Jack
Aitchison, and Mr. Ira Wall.
Members were 103 on the roll on
December 31, 1976.
The C.O.C. held - 7 meetings
during the year in the Sunday
School room during the church
service with an average attendance
of 7 and a membership of 10. The
leaders were Mrs. Hugh Simpson
and Mrs. Archie Purdon.
The W.M.S. held 12 meetings
with average attendance 11. There
are 13 active members and 10
Home Helpers. The meetings are
held in the homes. A special
Easter meeting was held at
Brookhaven Nursing Home. At the
August meeting Mr. Bev Kay was
speCial speaker with topic purpose
and work of W.M.S. The October
fhankoffering meeting was held in
the church with Mrs. Kay speaker
on Thanksgiving, when five other
societies were entertained. The
leaders each month are responsible
for the topic and an inspiring Bible
Study. A membership fee of 50c
and quarterly birthday, teas are
held to add to the expense fund.
There was $333.05 sent to the
Presbyterial General Fund, which
was exceeding the allocation set.
The Ladies' Aid,, with treasurer
Mrs. John de Boer, had a very
active financial year making them
able to pay for some redecorating
and repairs at the manse.
The Young Peoples Society held
their meetings every other week in
Langside and Whitechurch with an
average attendance of 15. Mem-
bers of the group attended the Fall
Rally at Forest and camp at Kintail.
They ' had a tobogan • party and
pancake supper. The Society
sponsored a child through the
Christian Childrens Fund of Can-
ada, costing $190. and closed with
a balance of $97.82.
The Sunday School superintend-
ent, Walter Elliott, secretary treas-
urer, Mrs. John Gaunt and seven
teachers had a very successful year
with a good attendance every
Sunday and closed with a bank
balance of $199.20.
The newly elected managers are
Bill Versteeg, Jim de Boer. Dawson
Craig and Mrs. Bill Rintoul. The
treasurer is Mrs. John Gaunt and
organist, Mrs. Don Ross. The
auditors re appointed are Mrs. Bill
Gibson and Bill Versteeg.
A vote of thanks was tendered
Rev. Glenn Noble, Mr. Bev Kay
and the other church officers.
The meeting closed with prayer
by Revs Glenn Noble. Interim
Moderator.
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DOUGLAS - at Wingham and
District Hospital on Wednesday,
February 2nd, 1977 to Mr. and
Mrs. Brian Douglas of Wingham, a
daughter, Lea-ann Catherine.
CLEGHORN - at Wingham and
District i ,tal on Saturday,
February 5th. ,0-"s' to Mr. and Mrs.
Ron ('Leghorn of R. R. 2 Wingham,
a son, John Richard.
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Since 1967 we
have been proud to offer
programs geared to the
educational needs of the
Georgian Bay area community.
We invite you to consider
Georgian College for a
full-time, day program
in applied arts, business,
technology and the health
sciences.
Applications are now
being accepted for the
Fall Semester.
Information is also
available on adult training
programs, extension and
summer school courses.
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