The Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-11-18, Page 4November 1s, MT -Page 4
Mrs. Carl Fontes was
hostess* for the November
uses ing of Pine Viver
U.C.W. The president, Mrs.
Jack Campbell, opened with
piethought# on Time.
Mrs, Ernie Thompson ltd.
the; • worship on the thane,•
Rememberance, and offered
prayer. Mrs. Glen Boyd'read
Psalm 176. The Old Soldier
was the timely meditation
giver by Mrs. Allan Farrell,
Mrs, Murray. Thompson dos -
ell With praYer.
Mrs. Mervyn Funston 'in-
troduced ' the subject, : Lot-
teries,
otteries, to which the United
Church is opposed. In a
u e!+art' vleapresident, GeorgeW Mby: and legion
paw dela, Laldame _ Maamsy salute Mrs Remembnaame Day
cetemenke at the eametapla November Plowing ins rbess of
the Royal. .c Lessmala arw lira & 309. placed
wreaths f `aseiiery 4000 da les m two world wens aaad
the Kamer War. Mather* of the toed arrr S 1 C ucett
Baud *aided >ta mile for the Last 'Post and ltetelle.
Weeded Staff Plrr.1
Lucknow Legion observes Remembiance Day
309 held their snout Rem-
embrance banquet and
Dance on Saturday evens
November 14, witha capacity
crowd in, attendance.
Pl esidentEldonMann was
chairman for the evening.
Branch Padre Rev. Ge+a'ge
Garratt kd in Grace.: Feist
vice president, George Whit-
by, gave the .toast to . the
Queen. .
Head table ' guests were
irstEl-roducedweskit* tut -
don, with Murray Cardiff,
.Mmrsy Elston, MPP
and . reeves of Lucknow,
Ninloss,West Waw►anash
and Ashfield speaking brief,
ti•`
First World War veteran
Dan Nicholson, Mrs.. Jean
Hughes and Mrs. Jessie
Johnston, wives of First
World War, veterans ' were
introduced, The toast to the
Fallen Comrades was pres-
ented by second vie pres-
ident, Eldon ,Bradley.,
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Junior farmers plan banquet and dance
President of . the Ladies
Auxiliary, Joan Robinson,
gave a reading, Ballad of the
Brides, the story of the war
brides and children who
travelled .fromEoriope
' to
their new homes in Canaidit.
Membership chairman.
Harold Ritchie, presented 25
year pins los Stuart.Collyer
and Ted 35 year pins
were pmiented to Ron
Thacker. and Clarence Greer:
Cert, tea of appreciation
weiepresented to Harold
and Muriel Ritchie for their
work as ' secretary -treasurer
of the branch. Harold .`and
Muriel retitled as secretary -
treasurer last
eacretarytreasurer'last year after 16
yearsof dedicated service.
President Joan Robinson
of the Ladies Auxiliary Pres-
ented president Eldon with a
cheque, on behalf of the
Auxiliary,
Fines entitled, Here Come
the Canadians, and The Man
Who Never Was, completed
the program.
By
The West Huron Jamin
Farmers ' met at Brookside
Public School . on Monday,.
Novena 9 to discuss . their
annual banquet anddance
which is costa* up ora Nov-
ember ;D.
ftp th
various .. r.indicated
the t duets are selling wen,
the musicwM be provided by
Goldss t and the tables will
be set up and ,rite food
prepared the day before.
The .members were in-
formed that die Hnnw.. Com-
Jimror F'aatmer banquet
has been moved to a new
date in . February at Myth.'.
7o„e 7' tnceir confer-
ence at the Baotou Place
Motel, Palmerston oa Nov-
ember 7. West Human dele-
gates were Jack Wilkins,
Nora Van Dyke,1�Cathy gent -
land and Carol Ritchie,'The
e
day ' included oriscossioas,
guest speakers aaad ttoctro-
tionwitla *Abner Bin
the evening. The delegates
had access to the motel's
sauna, hast tub and swim-
ming
* m -
r g pool which made the
day even more enjoyable,
1,
es
Suggestions were made for
the West Huron nub's
enmity betterment
this year. Twoideas were to
repair the bad diamond at
Brookside Paiblic School and
to , sponsor a field ay or
variety show for disabled
persons and senior citizens in
Ibe coimadnity.
The dub decided to start
catering as a means of fund
raising, Groups will be set up
arid the dub will cater four or
five times a year at small
events,
Following the adjournment
of the business meeting,
guest speaker, Bill Arm-
strong spoke about Junior
Farnaer structure on club,
county and zone levels. He
also pointed out the respon-
sibilrties of Junior Fanners.
A question and answer per-
iod followed. The everting
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panel discussion on casse=tte
tape, the views of a magis-
trate, a University professor,
and a dergynfan were heard.
Thirty ladies answered the
coli call, What dues peace
mean to , you? : Mrs. Lloyd
Campbel'gavc the report of
'the nominating committee.
Following, the business,
the president extended the
courtesies, and closed with
the thought, Happinessis
found along the road, not at
the end of the way. • Mrs.
Ernie Gibson, Mrs: Ron Fun-
ston, and the hostess served
a daintly lunch,
Pro-lifegroup meets
The November, monthly
Pro Life meeting was held in
Wingham..The. meeting was
opened with a prayer for life.
The ' fetal models were on
display at five area ' fall fairs:
The Huron County Health
Unit also• sed the fetal
models for pre =natal classes,
as did. the. ;Bruce . County
Health Unit at Kincardine.
The' Walkerton and Dist-
rict Pro Life extended an
invitation tohear Major John
Connors, Pro Life Educator,
speak on "It's Incredible" at
the . Hanover: Town Hall; on
Wednesday, November 18.
In the education report, it
was noted that gynecologist;
Dr. Robert L Walley, as-
sociate professor of maternal
health at the Memorial Uni-
versity of Newfoundland,
said, "our record as human
beings has made this 206
century one. •of the darkest
ages in the history of man",
He added that Mother Ter.
ossa described` the wilful deg -
traction of unborn human file
as "the peace" thxeat, to
world
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