The Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-05-21, Page 11Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 21, 1986—Page 11
Maitland Presbyterial welcomed to Behnore
The WMS societies of Maitland Presby-
terial were welcomed at Belmore Presby-
terian Church on Monday afternoon and
evening by Mrs. Donald MacAdam with
Mrs. Evan Keith presiding.
The theme of the afternoon session was,
Peace in our Hearts, and devotions were
conducted by Mrs. Donald Bushell, Mrs.
Donald Robertson and Mrs. Tom MacDon-
ald of Kinlough. The offering was received
by Mrs. Elmer Jeffray and Mrs. Tom Inglis
with prayers by Mrs. Mac Armstrong of
Wingham in the afternoon and by Mrs. J.
McKay of Ripley in the evening.
Mrs. Douglas Jeffray, Belmore, sang a
solo. On behalf of the Maitland Presby-
terial, an honorary membership was pres-
ented to Mrs. William McKay of Ripley by
Mrs. Jim MacDonald, also of Ripley. Mrs.
McKay made a fitting , reply.
Guest speaker
Mrs. George Elliott, Brussels, introduc-
ed the speaker, Eleanor Knott of Thorn-
bury who is home from her missionary
work at Nagpur, India. She is a Nutritionist
with Bible College courses.
She also spoke on the theme of Personal
Peace. She told that our current weather is
their typical winter. She spoke of condi-
tions in India with 250 million children
under the age of 14 and 115 million under
four. The average life span is 50. The
average birthweight is 2.5 kilograms.
They have many problems including
high infant mortality rate, impure water,
lack of knowledge of good health rules,
unemployment, immunization less than 50
per cent, blindness and poor nutrition.
Nagpur is The Orange City where oranges
sell for $5 per hundred.
Mrs. Gerald Gibson of Brussels conduct -
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REDUCED for quick sale 181/2 acres;
newer bungalow with finished basement,
rec room, games room, 4 bedrooms,
living roam. dining room, kitchen with
Columbia . cupboards. Situated on high-
way 1/2 mile from Lucknow.
FIRST TIME OFFERED 2 acres on
highway near Whitechurch. Excellent 4
bedroom brick house with new attached.
carport and all conveniences including
aluminum windows throughout. Barn
14x32. Workshop 14x24 with 18x24
addition. Must be sold. Bring all offers.
COTTAGE, Point Clark, two bedrooms,
eat -in -kitchen with Hanover cupboards;
winterized; one block from Huron Road.
Asking $32,500,
2 BEDROOM vinyl sided home on a good
lot in Lucknow. Asking in the teens.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING in Lucknow,
showing good return on investment, now
offered at a greatly reduced price. Full
particular s on request.
10 ACRES near Teeswater with good
house, steel sided barn 45 x 65, .equipped
with farrowing crates.
15 YEAR OLD BUNGALOW on a lot
165x165, livingroom, diningroom, large
kitchen, walk in basement, new carpets:
3 ACRE PROPERTY St. Helens, house
excellent throughout, steel workshop 24 x
32 fully insulated and finished inside,
creek at back of property. Reduced for
quick sale.
HANDSOME BRICK HOUSE in Lucknow
with new family room, inground pool,
change house, other outstanding featur-
es.
TWO CHOICE BUILDING LOTS in
Lucknow.
Several building lots. Three have water
and hydro to property.
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ed an In Memoriam service.
The roll call was answered by 66
members. Mrs. Glen Haldenby was secret-
ary. In the correspondence was a thank
from Mrs. Morgan Henderson, and a
notice of a conference in Olds, Alberta.
Children's rally
Mrs. Nugent announced a children's
rally planned for June 11 at 5:30 p.m. at
Camp Kintail for children in the Maitland
Presbyterial. Registration forms must be
returned by June 4. Various duties were
assigned to the groups to help in this
project.
Used clothing and especially children's
shoes are gratefully received at Goodwill of
London.
The vice-presidents have made plans for
a Presbyterial bus trip on Monday,
September 29 via Wiarton to Cape Croker
where an Indian meal will be served. As
well there will be a film and an address on
Native People. These plans are to replace
the Fall Rally. Replies to be made to the
vice-president by June lb.
The Presbyterial board meeting will be
held on Monday, September 15 at 2 p.m. at
Bluevale Presbyterian Church.
A prelude and music for hymns were
played by Mrs. Alvin Mundell of Gorrie.
Supper was served at Belmore Community
Centre.
The evening session began with devo-
tions on the theme, Peace in the World,
conducted by Mrs. Jack Needham, Mrs.
Leonard Clarke and Mrs. Ira Dickie of
South Kinloss. The Belmore junior choir
sang of Peace and Love.
Synodical highlights were given by Mrs.
Mundell, Mrs. Felker and Mrs. Maulden.
The roll call was answered by 69 members.
Mrs. Arbuckle introduced Eleanor Knott
who showed pictures of her work in India.
Mrs. R. Bergman gave the courtesies.
Mrs. G. Elliott invited the group to
Brussels for 1987 Presbyterial. Mrs. C.
McIntosh, Gorrie closed the meeting with
prayer.
A social time was enjoyed. A display
made for the synodical on Francophone
Ministry was set up to be viewed.
Day centre enjoyswaterexercises pror.
am
the Water Exercises Program. Just call the
Centre if you are interested in this
program, and transportation can be ar-
ranged.
On Monday, May 12 Joan Arbuckle of
Wingham started work at the Centre as the
Summer Student Program Assistant, This
employment was made possible under the
SEED, Federal Student Employment Pro-
gram.
By Rita Rice
This article is the third in the series of
monthly articles that The Wingham and
Area Day Centre for the Homebound have
been submitting to the Sentinel.
May program calendars are now avail-
ablefor distribution at the Day Centre. The
next scheduled May Foot Clinic will be on
Thursday, May 15, from 1 - 3 p.m. Please
cal(the Centre in advance if you wish to
attend this clinic.
The Day Centre has been participating in
a Water Exercises Program at Vanastra
Recreation Centre near Clinton. Any older
adult in the community is invited to join the
Centre in this special program. May 21,
June 4 and June 18, are upcoming dates for
The Day Centre also had some other
staff changes this week. On May 9, .I
resigned as the .Director of the Centre, as I
have accepted the position of Recreation
Co-ordinator at Bluewater Centre for
Young Offenders near Goderich. Pam Wil-
liams, the former Assistant Director has
been promoted to the position of Director.
of the Day Centre, and a new Assistant
Director is in the proces of being hired.
At this time, I would like to say to all
Lucknow Seniors involved in the Day
Centre program, good-bye, and thank -you
for a happy and challenging work exper-
ience at the Day Centre over the past six
years. It has been very rewarding to have
had the opportunity to work with the wisest
group of the population - Seniors.
The Lucknow area is reminded the Day
Centre covers your community as well, so if
you know of someone who could benefit
from the programs and services the Day
Centre offers, make a referral to the Centre
by calling 357-1440 or 357-1445, or drop
into the Centre in the Wingham Armour-
ies, Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30
p.m.
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room, dining roomcountry kitchen, spacious lot, mature trees, priced to sell.
JUST LISTED 3 bedroom 1' storey home, well located to school, churches, phu
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LUCKNOW, $21,000 will buy this 4 bedroom home, 100 amp. service, 4 piece bath,
financing available to approved purchaser.
LUCKNOW DUPLEX located close .) tors and post office, both apts. 2 bedrooms
asking 529,000.
HOLYROOD remodelled 3 bedroom home, new addition with garage and good Sized
workshop on 3 acres:
LUCKNOW, 3 bedroom, with added family room, oil and electric heat, well insulated,
full lot. Priced to sell.
LVCKNOW, 4 bedroom home, well maintained, one bedroom down. Priced right','
inunediate possession.
LVCKNOW, desirable building lot, owner has reduced asking price, prime location°
KINLOSS, 1(Q acres, 50' workable, balance rolling ideal recreation property, reduced
to 534,0900.
LUCKNOW SALES BARN, financial statement' available.
ASHFtELD, 200 acres, approximately 170 workable, well tiled, balance hardwood,
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hili ACRES, St.' Helens area, 4•ibedrgom home, barn 40 x 110 ft., 80 workable, hard.
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WEST WAWANiOSH, 200° -acres, briclt,Lhemey beef hog barn, silo.
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