HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-11-15, Page 7WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15th,, 1961
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BROWNIE NEWS
The Brownies began their.meet
ing, on Wednesday, November 8th.
• with singing, followed 'by. 'Fairy
,Ri'ng, with Donna Mull:in as'
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After Fairy Gold and Inspec
tion, a ceremony was held to in-
vest 'the .Sixers. They are:--Flves—
Marie, Farrish, Fairies Linda
Boyle, Gnomes Eleanor Whitby
and Sprites —. Nancy Corrin.
The Sixers. marked their'•booksr
and: then hackie ' conducted -a
Semaphore' Game,, which review
•ed and tested the Brownies' abil-:
ity to receive words' using the
`ten letters they' have learned so
far. .More than, half !the girls had'
'over •80% correct.
• Having carefully ..'spread: news-
Paper on .thefloor,:';: the'•Brownies;
planteda• tulip bulb'' each.' These
were to be taken home and -eared
.for, with progress• of care and
growth being' • recorded,' -in. the
hope that. each igiri :will have a'
'beautiful ; red ':,bloom by. Valen
tine's .JDay., •
The meeting closed with .Brow
niePrayer and Chimes:
Lady; Foresters
Donate
The regular :monthly meeting
of.the Canadian; Lady Foresters`
Was . held November 6th in the
Town Hall ' starting With a pot
luck supper with`. 1.1 in atter
dai,ce. Two invitations were re-
ceived to visit ;a ladies- court in
Wallace, and one in Granton. It
was -agreed to try and take two•
carloads to WalIa.ce on :Novem—
ber, .1'+3�Uh. .
$5.00 'was donated to The Child-
a en's::Aid• Society, Walkerton. No-
mination ,of .officers was held'
with• .installation to take.. place
at the Decernber 'Meeting,. also
the exchange • of Christina's. gifts.;
A. Christmas' :party was discussed'
for.. the second week in December
Diane . Hackett w. on the; good arid.'
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Pastor And jfaolly
(K$11TLOUCH NEWS):_ .
The Rev. tz A,.' Bennet con
chided his, ministry here on ,S411. -
day .niorning. They will leave
this. week for Kirkton• where ,he
will commence' his. ministry_ oA
Sunday next .
At the Sunday morning service.
here' .Eddie Michael • infant on
of ' Nr. and Mrs,: Lloyd Husk (nee
Alice: Haldenby)'• ' was : :baptized.•
The Bennett. ' 'f anaily received,
suitable • remembrances - ' frorn
each' of the three congregations,'
and best• wishes go ,with the to •
their new parish.'
Mrs: Jack Hewitt. . and Mrs.
Harold. Haldenby. . • •attend ed. a
workshop held on Friday at,
Wingham, sponsored'by the Bruce
County. Film . Council.
" Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gilbert of
Stratford visited with Mrs. Wm.
Cox. and Re'z. Be/ISM-1' Coxa ' •
Mr:, Floyd. Stanley, of the
Stratford Teachers' College spent a • • ' a
' Stratford„.spent the .week -end at Home ,-Helpers; • Mrs: Everette
.the week -end at his home liege. her home: here:._ Why..tock; ,Literature and Library,
Mrs.'.. Gorge Haldenby enter-..Mr.'Bill Percy, Miss •Joan' Mrs.. •Robert•`Bregman; Glad Tid-
tained the Anglican Choir at her Percy, and their' aunt, Mrs: Dan" ings,ga•Mrs ` William ` Orr; CC.O:C.,
home: on . Sunday at a ..dinner, MacDonald' visited : on • Sunday Mrs. ' Charles Tiffin, .Mrs:: ' E,.
followed by choir 'practice 'and with: Mr. Harold Percy at Vic.-: Whytock, Mrs;' R. Bregenan and
•plans were made,, for the Sunday. toria Hospital, London: Mrs j •Moffat; Supply,..Mrs. El-' :
School , Concer" t; Monday;, Decem- : •: mer '' Scott;•• • : Press, Mrs. Lloyd :.
bet ' 18th. . Moffat, The. meeting closed with
Mrs: James Durnin of '. London'
prayer by Mrs: G.`: Wall;
'CHURCH �,NEW�: .
Mrs. Kenneth' Cameron and Barb- . • : . •
ara' of Lucknow visited on. S`u.•n- United Church, Evening Aux Presbytetan C:G I:T.
day. with Mrs: Willam Cox and, Mrs. Leonard Ritchie o eried The C':G.I T..'.group' met at the
Rev:; Benson'' Co*.... the `November' meeting 'of the Presbyterian'•;Church•. After the •
• Miss Barbara, Murray. of Lon- 'Evening.'. Auxiliary :with the' 'opening .exercises, . plans *ere ,.
don slien"t. the week -end' at her scripture. The Lord's 'Prayer
was 'Cert.,
for .the Sunday. School con=.. horne here. repeated ,'in Unisom. foIl'owed by Cert., After' the'. warship 'Service
Held Remembrance. Service• hyinra. A 'report of the Sectaoa a'1 and games; the Meeting "closed'
A';;Remembrance. Day Service'. meeting' held, ,at Clark's was gi_ with taps: There -.were...,14 girls.
vias. held at..Holyrood on' Satur- vers; by .Mrs: Gordon Jo'hnstori,' present..
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day morning, . Mr P., :A: Murray Mrs. 'Vernon Hunter.: spoke brief L.ueknow*United hu rch Ar. -M S. '.`
was;..srha'irriman. • Chorus by. the • C t '
ly onLL"the new-'organiia�fi'on •� Wo- ' The . November. meeting of the.,
school ,pupils under the direction men of the Church"'Each woman .Afternoon Auxiliary' 'of United
of • the Music :Supervisor. Mrs:
Donalda Scott. 'after which 'two is asked 'to think ;of the '.election:: Church W.MaS. X. had. an .attendance'
Of a. president: ,A collection was of 32 members, and 2 guests The
minutes silence was . observed: taken for Mission',Band and Mrs:.. president ` Mrs.'•J 1V: Jo .nt -re
Prayer :by the -'Rev. Carson:ofy- ' A
:froth
Johnston ' convener, conduct sided for- the. opening. session and
Bervie Scripture reading • by"Rev, ed -the' programme: Scripture business . period.; •Mrs `W': ;tB:. An
Benson Cox..Mrs. James. Hodgins.'..from.§t.. ,Mark was.read :by" Mrs: de'son` Mrs. Brooks Mrs:'
placed the . , ,eath': • Rev: Carson, Llo d•Hall followed by a read r.
was' the y Wa�,��htrra•an, Mrs. 0. ,:Brooks, Mrs. •
gue speaker. and gave. ing concerned with L:ife's Pur Mel iarmid Mrs K., Cameron . &
a very appropriate message. •Mrs:. pose. A 'prayer was:' offered, by Mrs. N: :1l�facKenzie..\ reported ' H'arold : Haldenby favoured • with • , s
xp,
Mrs. Ken Murdie ;Miss Eleanor. ;for . thein .. departments .and Mrs.
a • solo and Mrs: Katherine Col= Whitby favoured `with a :•`lovely: R. Roberts ii offered
' lin s . recited, a poem on .Remem- o prayer.
.« . 'solo: T.he,` guest pe:ai�erx Miss; Mrs �K. '•Camerorr, gave. interestiri/g •
brance The, hymn ..Faith. •of ouir` Audrey Fiederlein spoke on the con'ments ora sectional •meeting at `
Fathers .was sung , and Mrs: 'Mor importance of ' our Sunday ' ,
�g'an Johnston'gave the. closing �� .^ Clarks Church attended.. ,by 20 •:
Schools.. Miss `Ila tHowald :con ori: , W.M:,S ,mem) ers from Lucknow
:remarks on behalf • . of :the . Insti- .:
buted . two. accordian selections, 'Uriited'Chizroh. 'Mrs., J: W:'Joynt,':
tute, • God, Save the 'Queen and `.`.How Great.Thou Ai '' an/d'•"It. United: Stra and Mrs. R: JCurn;
the benediction, closed the ser- . PP
vices •
' . Congratulations to., Jeaii; Sutton'
ori Winning second • place '• in :her
essay on Remembrance which
was ''sponsored .by the Ripley• Le- LLangs'ti ' ' W M'S.
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gion. . . • L'a'nhgsideeNoWvemMbermmS: eteetiatntgh'ofe homethe
Mr. and Mrs. Chris • Shelton
of :Mrs Wesley .Young. The: meet=
11 'd f d' � th •11
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Hymn :and . benediction 'closed' the
meeting::
ming were complimented for their
fine-"•devotiohal . programme pre-
sented at Clark's 'church.. The' wo
,rnan of ,the Bible',; very ably :des-
cribed by. Mrs. McKim, . was Psi-
lot's 'wife as she is portrayed at
the :trial of :Jesus •Mrs. Strapp:
gave a• very interesting review of
ca a on rien s in a vi age • •
ing opened With the. call to, wor- tlfe Study Book "Our Turning •
o• n Saturday. . /ship.y the.• President; Mrs: Gord- World" :written .by Betty Thomf
'rhe WA. met on Thursday on Wall.' Mrs. Douglas Simpson' son, a mtrssionary. and.. ;world-
lier con . With' Mrs: Roy, : Bels -
read the ' ,scripture :;: ''he °; medita_ traveller Mrs. R. FCum.ming ac
ne
neper , presiding. The,; hymn,
tion : "Prayer answered and • un- compan•ied Miss Margaret Rae in
Jesus Shall • Reign" was sung.' nswered" was - read by Mrs.. 'a delightful solo; "Oiily "a be°am::.
Mrs. Howard Thompson Bread the
scripture and Mrs. • George Hal
denby ••gave' the meditation. Arti—
cles were 'received for the '. bales
;which • were packed during' the
'afternoon. This/ being the annual'.
Meeting, . the .'following officers.
,were elected. Honorary—.:officers,.
Mrs. J W: Colwell, • Mrs. James.
Hodgins; Mrs. William• Cox. -Pre.,
sidente Mrs.' Roy ,Schneller; `vice-
president, `Mrs. Jim Smith;,,Sec,-
retary, treasurer; Mrs:: Midford
Walt';' assistant,' Mrs. Tom Hod;
gins; Work. Conveners, Miss May
Boyle, Mts. Tom .Hodgins, Mrs.
Howard' Thompson; Supply ;Con-
veners, . Mrs. Gerald Rhady.and
Mrs. Jim Srnith; Prayer 'Partner
Secretary, Mrs. S. W. , Colwell;
'Little Helpers . Secretary,. Miss'
May Boyle; assistant, Mrs. Bert
Nicholson; Social' :Service . Secre^
tary, Mrs. Toni . ri,odgins;' pianist,
Miss Edna Boyle, Program Com-
mittee, Miss Edna Boyle, Mrs,
Gedrge .Haldenby, • Mrs:'George
Graham, 'Mrs. Roy• Schnelle'r: The
Christmas 'meeting will be held •
at the home of Edna and May
Boyle ori : Friday, • D•'ece nber 8th.
Mrs,' Jy W.. Colwell, Mrs. Ani-
netta ,Bushell, Mr. and Mrs. Ar•
dill
,Mason ' were •dinner 'guests
with Mr, and Mrs. Ray' Gliders'
(nee 'Shirley Colwell) at Code-'
rich on Sunday evening,`. • • .
, Miss Donna •Nicholson of
Lloyd Moffat: Miss; Emma Rich of Sunshine.' Mrs .W Drennan• : •
ardson led in prayer:..The follow read an appropriate poem written
ing offices, , were filled for bhe by - a soldier on the battle field
coming • - year: President, Mrs..The committee in, charge .cif No-.
Gordon : Wall 1st vice, '..Mrs:. ,vemiber.,meeting, Mrs. W:• B' An-. •
Wesley ; Young; ' Treasurer,' Mrs: de'rson, Mrs. W. Drennan,, . Miss
Parish Moffat; Secretary, Mrs. )'lora Webster and,Mrs :G. El -
Douglas Simpson, Welcome and •liott served refreshments at the •
Welfare,.. Mrs. William Brooks; close of the .meeting.
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The Bible's ,National' ` Message.
We• b5lieve that the Celto.Saa on peoples'
' are the descendants of God's • servant ; '
race and nation. israetr that our ancien
t
Throne is the continuation of the Throng
n, ,
of David; and, in. view . of present
conditions, that a general recognition of •
this identity AND its implications is a
matter of vital and urgent iniportanee,
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