The Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-09-26, Page 14nr
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Presbyterian auxiliary
enjoys potluck dinner..
On September 18, twenty-seven ladies sat.
down to a bountiful potluck dinner and
social hour, Some members of the W.M.S.
were guests..
Mrs. Bert Moffat called members to wor-
ship with the verse, Draw nigh unto God and
He, wyill draw nigh unto:. you: Humble
yyouur slv s.you. the Sight, of the Lord and.' Hewi,
Maudie Fisher led in a devotional period
based on a theme, Go ye and teach an -na-
tions.
Soxne of the members willpresent:a brief
skit at the fall rally in..Teeswater,, October
22.
Mrs. Bruce. Raynard.: gave the topic on
Nigeria telling of 'a 15 year drought in that
cou ntry. ,
Mrs. William Ross read a beautiful poem
entitled, Soliloquy.
MrS. Moffat thanked all those who had
helped to 'hake the whole evening such: a
success.
Bob Bergroan of Kinloss -Township brought these two puffballs ffladls in to the Sentinel office last HorticulturalsOClety ,
week, The perimeter of the larger one is.57 inches. Bob, his daughter, Rory, Brian Wolfe and
Reiner Willing found the puffballs on Brian's farm in Kinloss. (Photo by Sharon Dietz( •
.entertain Ripley. socnelty
•
Observe preying mantis in kindergarten
*from page 11 painting many .rainbows due ,to the rainy
Garland and Miss Jewitt.. weather.
French is off to a good start,. Mr: •Hooft- Miss Jewitt's Grade 2 class has been busy '
roan says students 'have 'learned what a collecting. leaves, seeds and stem cuttings to
teacher expects of them and are ready for a start a miniaturegarden. By spring, they
good year.. hope to have a room full, of flowers.
Kindergarten classes had a,preying man- Grade 3 pupils, in library period with Mrs.
tis in their classroom for a few days. Blake, have been using.. the dictionaries and
Mrs. Young's Grade 1 class has., been learning alphabetical order of words.
working on their bear booklets and also lear- Mrs. Blake is starting a Safety Theme in'
ming their colour words. They .have been the Library with primary children.
Arnnestygroup. hears about refugees.
The local Amnesty International g: cup
met in the Kincardine United Church on
September 18, to hear Diane Barker of Kin-
cardine tell about her experience with
Chilean refugees.. .
As a.law student, Diane represented many
Chilean refugees. in. their attempt to obtain
refugee status froth the Refugee Status Ad-
visory Committee in Ottawa. To achieve
refugee status they had toprove that their
lives would be endangered if they returned
home.' At that time many Viet Namese
refugees were accepted while many Chilean
refugees were turned away. At the present
time no Chilean refugees are allowed into
Canada:
Most Chilean refugees had been detained.
and Persecuted because they had supported
Salvador Allende, the first Chilean leader
The Lucknow and District Horticultural
Society entertained the .Ripley Society at
their September meeting. ..
The meeting opened, with the singing of 0
Canada, after which Mary MacGillivray,
'the president, welcomedall and conducted
• the business.
Joan Robinson; gave a report of the .con-
vention which four delegates had attended
it1 June. Mrs. Bert. Moffat and Jean Conley
delighted the crowd with their . musical
numbers:
Mrs. Vernon Hunter introduced the guest
speaker, Maj. Langon of Clinton, who show-
ed
howed . a . film on wild flowers.. Jean Whitby
'thanked him' and presented him witha gift.
The; Queen was sung and a social time
spent over a. dainty lunch provided by the
committee in charge namely, Mrs. Virdin
Mowbray. Mrs. Charles McDonald, Mrs.
Vernon Hunter and Stella Tillbrook -
who had tried to help the poorer classes. .
After Allende was assassinated in 1973, his
socialist'fohowers, who were too illiterate to
be a real threat to the new. Pinchoet govern-
ment, were detained, threatened, inter-
rogated and tortured. Some escaped. A 1982
reportstates that there is still no improve-
ment in human rights in Chile.
Diane's talk' made all feel very s n `
pathetic towards those sufferingrabuses, in
Chile. The next meeting will be held in, the
Lucknow United Church on October 14;
when everyone interested is invited to hear
Debbie Traynor from Toronto speak on the
adoption of a prisoner of conscience.
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