The Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-02-18, Page 104p
Page 10---Luelbraw Suet, Werineadai,. February 18,, 1961
On Friday, January 30 a
Viingham and District Chris-
than High School Soar, was
ford. It it hoped that a
Christian Ifigh School will be
started in Wingham in
September of 1952. went
plans call for this to be an in-
terdenominational school
nmby concerned auistian
parentIn the past couple of mon-
ths a number of people°from
the flarriston;Palmerston
area met " to prepare the
groundwork for the meeting
mentioned above., The work
of these people bore fruit on
January 30 when at least 125
people showed up to form the
Christian . High School Socie-
It is hoped that this high
school will be able to serve
students within a 35 mile
radius from irmghami At
the above mentioned
meeting. parents were • pre-
sent
resem representing the com-
munities of. Clinton,
Goderich, Blyth; Wbigham,
Lai now, Kincardine, Har-..
riston Palmerston and
ListoA we.tem boardl.:composed
.
of people each of these
communities set up. A
permanent ,,board will be
elected at the February 27
Society meeting to be held in
the Wingham Bible Chapel.
at 8 •;'p.m. Also, at this
meeting, it is hoped that a
constitution presented to this
001 society
Society will be adopted.
wonderMany mar
this- Hlgh School is
being set up. Christians see a
number of distressing things
in the public high school. But
that, of course, . is a rather
negative basis for anything
(eveda 1 ,; since Christian
schools also have their
faults). A Christian ° .Irish
School is being set up to
teach children a biblically -
oriented perspective of the
universe and everything in
it. It is being set up out of
concern for the souls of the
children. And it is being set
up to glorify the Lord and
Saviour. Christians
everywhere believe that
Christis to be the centre of
everything. That would
in-
clude the field of education.
A Otristian education does
not mean a regular cur-
riculum with Bible reading
and prayerattached. It does
not mean that Bible' names
and verses are thrownin-
discriminately into the sub-
ject matter with the hope
that the result is Christian
education. It means instead,
• curriculum taught from a
Christian perspective by`
committed Cluistians. The
principles and methods of
education, are also Christian
in orientation.
For more . information
write: Box 615, liarriston,
Ontario or in Blyth contact
Ruth Dieleman at 523-9233.
The;, regular : meeting of
Trinity U.C.W. was held on
February 12 "at the home of
Mrs.- Ella Hackett, with an
attendance of • 21 members.
and one child..
The meeting was called to
order by the vice-president,
Mrs. D. A. Hackett, reading
a verse, A Thought For a
New Day. Devotions were in,:.
charge of Mrs. Greg Blake
and Mrs. Donald Hackett,
with the theme being, When
Your Tongue is Careless.
The scripture was read ; by
Mrs. Greg Blake, and Mrs.
Donald Hackett gave . • the
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meditation, Tree of Life.
Mrs. Blake closed the devo-
tions with a. prayer.
Mrs. Doug Raynard .,gave:
the study book topic centred
around the tought, What
Does Family Mean to You?
The president, . Mrs. Ken.
Alton then led in . prayer.
Mrs. Charles Wilkins gave a
reading, Murphy's 's Law,
which was amusing. The roll
call was answered with an
idea or suggestion useful in
aiding the handicapped.
Mrs. Marvin. Scott had . a
reading, Thoughts on
Friendship. Mrs: Charles
Wilkins was in charge of, the
Bible Study using as a topic,
Building on the Back Forty
and closing with a poem, A.
Time.For Everything..
Mrs. Charles Wilkins. re.
ported on the annual meeting • .
-held at Brucefield. Mrs. Del-
bert Nixon gave a reading,
God Is. The business. follow-
ed, then the meeting closed
with . a social hour..
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story incorrect
A story in the Sentinel last
week announced that Char-
lene Conley and Tracey
Livingston
o�theLucknow ow
Figure Saktihg Club were
winners of this year's West.
ern Section Bursary. The
information was incorrect In
fact, the, girls. ,names . were
drawn to represent the Luck-
y now Club in the bursary draw
which will be made next
summer. Winners of the bur- 6
sary will be announced 'at
that time.
WHY A ROLLER MILL?.
ROLLER
AVOID DIG•ESTIVE:DISORDER$ , .dust or flour in.feed is a major cause of diges-
tive disorders that throw cattle ofr feed. Rolled grain is grain in its most digestible.
form..:easy to chew...and allowing. digestive juices to penetrate more rapidly.
*LESSEN RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS ..dust free rolled feed substantially -lessens
respiratory. problems. '
II MAKES ALL GRAINS MOR PALATABLE ...Which would you prefer to chew,
and swallow --a spoonful of cracked wheat or a spoonful of flour? It's only natural
that animals would prefer softer, coarser, dust 'free rolled feed.
G LOWER PROCESSING COSTS. ..With today's energy shortages and increased
`power costs, power requirements are an imports t -factor in the selection of farm
machinery. Roller mills require a. fraction•, of the power needed:by hammermills to''
process an equivalent amount of feed. On'this score alone 'it's good business•to own
a Peerless -roller mill.•.I't costs less to produce superior feed!
if your particular' requirements call for a special adapta-
tion,- Peerless can custom.design and manufacture a unit
tailored to your operation.
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UN1•TED
CMUR�C11
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY' 22'
• 10 Lia. Sunday Scho4f,,
•11:00 a.m;
• Moming•Worship..
Pastor Don Darr l
Subject; «Healing,"
MiETING OF SBSSION
LUCKNOfw
P-RESBYTERIAN.
CHURCH
Rev. W. Mambaw
B.A.-M- Div.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22
11 a.m.
Combined Services
Church and Sunday .
School
Nursery Provided
veryoae Welcome
THE 102 nd'.ANNUAL MEE`T'ING
OF THE
. WEST WAWANOSN MUTUAL
FIRE ;INSURANCE COMPANY
Notice . is _hereby given. • the Annual Meeting of.. the
Company` will be held at the: Agrlcultiur`al Hall, Dungan-
non. on Friday. February 27th 1131 at 2:11 P.M.
1) To receive end dispo a of the Financial Statement`
and Auditors Report
2) To Appoint Auditors
3) To elect two (2) Directors'‘
4) ,To transact any other bullae:: that may .properly..-
fame. before the Alleeting
The retiring Directors aro Austin Martin and John
Nixon, both • of whom are.,eliglble for .ire -election. for a
three year term.
:A policy holder wishing to seek election or re. -election
as a Director must•file-his or her nomination in writing
with she Secretory of_she: Corporation at least five (3)
days in advance of the Annual Meeting or any Spacial
General Meeting called for the purpose of electing
Directors. The Company BY -laws. aro avaliabte • for in-
spection at the Head Office•af thetorporation. •
By Order of the Board of Directors
Stephen IL Whitney
Secretary -Manager
Enke
eeting
lwick AIUtiM.I inswanCe.
Cr
Wroxetet, Ontario
formerly • •
HOWICKFARMERS' MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
The 108th ANNUAL MEETING of the Company will be
held in the Wroxeter Community Hall, Wroxeter,.
Ontario, on,
friday, F.ebruary. .2'A, 1N1 n,:mo...,.
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Purpose:
1. To receive the Annual Statement and Auditor's
Report.
2. To elect two Directors to replace Ron McMichael
and Clare Hutchison, whose term of office exp _.ires.
i ....y` i
Ron McMichaelis elegible for re-election.
3. To amend by-law # 33 .y Director's Remuneration.
4. To appooint.'an Auditor for 1981.
5. To transact any other business which may rightly
wine before the Annual Meeting.
6, A presentation will be made by ' the Ontario
Provincial Police on the now Trespass and Liability'
Act..
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RON McMICHAEL • RANDY HUTCHISON
President Manager