The Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-11-10, Page 17whitechai.rchnews
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1982--rsge 15
By Valetta Emerrea
A Centennial Mission
breakfast was held in White-
church. United Church. Nov-
ember 7. Proceeds . from the
breakfast went to_tnj sing
work. After the breakfast and
fellowship hour the morning
worship service was conduct-
ed by Rev. Norman O'Kell.
On Sunday, November 14
the , guest speaker at the
United Church will be Rev.
William Henderson of Luck -
now, who will also be ,guest
speaker on Sunday, Novem-
ber 21.
We are pleased • to report
that Viola Irwin of Lucknow
was able to return from
Winghain Hospital to the
home of her son, Orland and
Mrs. hwin on Monday,
• where she will remain for the.
winter. Mr:. and Mrs. Steve
Irvvin are going to reside in
her house in Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Dawson
' Craig of Auburn visited on
Stunday with Mr. and Mrs..
Wesley Tiffin and Mr. and
Mrs. Victor .Enierson.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Elliott and Karen and
Agnes Elliott, Wingham vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Elliott, Jennifer, Heather
and David of Arnkona.
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Sacks
end Darryl of, Hanover visit-
d Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Carl McClenaghazi..
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Donnel-
ly, Angela and Jill .Of Sarnia
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs: Allan Falconer and
family and their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Milligan.
Brian Falconer of Sarnia
visited on Sunday with Cas-
sie Mowbray.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Davis,
Dana, Scott and Madi of La
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Salle and. Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Farrier, Kimberley
and. Amy of Guelph were
weekend visitors with their
mother, Agnes Farrier,
This community • extends
their sympathy to the family
of the late Billie.. (Curlie)
MacKenzie of Hamilton who
passed away last week. His
brother, Hugh of Blyth pas-
sed away recently also.
A. birthday party was held
on Sunday for Wallace Mil-
ligan. Present were his fam-
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. John de
Boer visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ron Nicholson,
Erin , and Ryan of, Strathroy.
Bill Lee of Burlington
visited Wednesday with his
aunt and uncle;. • Mr. and
Mrs., Bill• Rintoul and aunt
and • uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Rintoul . and other
relatives. •
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Riotoul
were supper guests with Mr.
Polish
family fiiids
freedom...
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they said. They are eager to
make a new life and . hope
some day to own their own
farm.
As for returning to Poland,
they hope one day to be able
to go back and visit friends
and family, but that is some
time in the future. As a
Canadian citizen he might be
allowed to visit Poland, Mr.
Popieniuk said, but his afraid
if • he. returns as a Pole he
wouldbe thrownin jail.
Lucknow UCIP..
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Miss H. Thompson took
charge of the devotions and
topic. Mrs. Charles MacDon-
ald read the scripture. Mrs.
Ross Shiells gave the medi-
tation' on Isaiah prophesing
the restoration of Israel and
telling the, people to have
peace with God . and man.
Mrs- Murdock McDonald
gave a prayer for personal
peace-
The ladies enjoyed two
recorded musical . numbers
by Elmer Embach on piano
and Miss Donalda Thompson
on the flute, Let There be
Peace on Earth and Peace in
the Valley.
I Miss Lorna Campbell read
a poem, Why Should We
Wear a Poppy?
Mrs. H. Thompson gave a
fine insight into the first
overseas missionaries up to
the present time. The special
study was on the works in
India of Mr.. and Mrs. Ke th
Jamieson. They work at
several stations inland from
Bombay with special einc-
phasis on education and
health programs for the peer.
Mrs. Glen Walden offered
prayer and a special benedic-
tion
enediction was sting on Peace. Mrs.
Shiells closed with a sHrart
poem and lunch was served.
That 4
Unit 4 o Lucknow United
church liVontern meet for their
monthly meeting on Tues-
day, November 2., with an at-
tendance of 23.
Mrs. Armstrong Wilson.
chaired the devotions and
program. Mrs_ Phil MacMil-
lan read the scripture with
Mrs_ Wilson taking the medi
tation_
The program theme was
Missions and was given in
dialogue with Nfrs. Wilson,
Mrs_ Velma Morningstar,
Mrs. Bryce Elliott and Mrs.
Clarence Ritchie taking part
in a discussion on the work of
the Rev. Jay and Ruth
Storey, missionaries in India.
They described their work
and busy life in India and
Mrs_ • Elliott read a 11981
Christmas letter, written by
the Storey family, which was
all quite iinterresting. .
Mrs. Ritchie and. Mrs..
Morningstar read articles
Stressing the importance of
prayer.
Mrs_ Bill Rogues. Uinitt
leader. their took charge of
the business. The roll call
was answered by a current
event_ The treasurer.. Mrs.
Ken Cameronp wted that
S776. had been raised by
the Unit to. date. Mrs. Alex
Andrew reported fuer the
church supper and Mrs. Gor-
don Cayley . for Amnesty_
Mrs. ,, 4b Finlay ' and Miss
Norma Weatlh:erlread attend-
ed the QJ.C.W. Rally field at
Ricky. The creat Unit meet-
ing %ill be held on November
The. meeting was closed
with a poem, °"Foottprints" in
dre Sand"", and a social there.
P
and Mrs. Neil Rintoul, Stev-
en, Scott and Stuart of West
Wawanosh.
On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Ducharme of Goderich
visited with their. parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw.
A new arrival shower was
held on Saturday at Mrs.
Alan. Falconer's home for
Mrs. Steve Irwin. Present
were Mrs. Donnelly, Angela
and Jeff, Mary Lou Glover,
Viola Irwin, Clara Crowston,
Beverley Bell, Mrs. Orland
Irwin, Mrs. Wallace Milli-
gan, Rena Fisher, Juanita
Hopper, Cecilia Laidlaw and
Kimberley, Amy Falconer,
Donna and Melissa Snowd-
en, Faye Irwin, Ruth Hast-
ings,
astings, Lori Falconer, Mrs.
Clarence Crowston, Lois Al-
ton and Vera Falconer.
WbItechigeh
U.C.W.
The U.C,W..meeting was
held at the home of Mrs.
Robert Perry, Bluevale on
Wednesday, November 3.
The meeting was oPened by
Agnes Farrier with piano
music.
Mrs. Lorne Durnin led in
prayer. Mrs* Russel Chap-
man read the minutes. Elev-
ennswered the roll call with
a verse with Love.
Mrs. Lorne Durnin read
the . scripture and gave a
meditation, Mrs. Millan
Moore read from Lois Wil-
son's book, A Mighty River.
A skit was given by Mrs..
Agnes Farrier, Mrs. Fred
Tiffin, Mrs. Dave Gibb, Mrs.
Lorne Durnin and Mrs. Rus-
sell Chapman.
Mrs. Lorne Durnin led in.
prayerand a minute's silence
was held for Remembrance
Day. Mrs. Durnin mead a
poem, 'A Valiant Heart.
Mrs. Perry was presented
with . a cup and saucer front
the Whitechurch group. Mrs.
Perry thanked the group and
the meeting closed with
prayer,
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Infants born on or after Nov, L D9 2, must
be secured in an appropriate rear -acing canner
when travelling in a motor vehicle
These iruffants, as they grow into.the toddler
stage off between 9 and 1L kilograms ( 20 and
40) pounds)), must be properly scatted in an
apptopriaatte child seal
M pre-schoolers, between IS and 23 kilo-
grams (40 and 50 pounds),, mUst be secttred iw
a lap bent_
Children over 23 kilograms ( 50 pounds),
),
must wear the full seat belt assembly.
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James Snow, Minister
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