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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-08-19, Page 11• WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1959 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO: Six Lay t4instet Assisted Win: Ashfield 4Point Circuit There • will be few who.. re - .member the late Rev, 'William Arthur Strongman 'Mho was min- ister on the Ashfield 1Vtethodist. Circuit 70 years ago. It then was a four -point charge consisting of Hope Church on fihe. boundary, Zion; Hacketts and Slakes, • To: .assist the• minister in those. days•was a "staff' of resident lay preachers. During Rev. ,Strong- man's ministry he was assisted by J. Walker, S. Hunterr, T. W, i. ro �Hildred, J. Taylor, R. B nn. and R. Murdoch.: They 'took turns in conducting One; of` Rev ;Strong. b •. man's four' services each Sunday.` 'Recentl'y :the,. •present pastor, Rev. G. W.. Kaiser, • had a visit from Rev,' T. A. and • Mrs. Car- michael of Toronto, ; who is ., daughter . of .Rev. • Strongman. This visit set Rev.. Kaiser sear Ching 'through . circuit records, and :he came, upon'; •ari interesting preacher•'`s. plan' of public services on Ashfield Circuit •for the Con ference Year ,1889--70.' years . ago from August to July.` ' The: rather complicated plan used a "set of numbers (denoting. the speaker) and references • indi eating what the offering was .ear- marked on various • occasions: as 'well : as ° • the date and the . time of service • gat the 'various . ap- . pointments each Sunday through= 'out the. year. • The rather complicated (to us) chart: informed the . members of each :congregation. what the col lection. was. for such • as: plans, reports arid ineidentals, . quarter-, ly collection,' educational fund, ;superannuation, sustentation fund, contingent fund, Church ' relief fund, Sunday school. The ,plan also listed :the time_. and place .At fellowship meetings; quarterly religiousmeetings and quarterly busineas .' meetings , . It was,•we think; an acdomplish irient . in scheduling ' and sprinting a year's activities of four • chur- ches on : a single page 9 x 11 in. 'On the reverse side is the re :•August 26th to September 12th '64t#Ieetootoremi Going Tuesday, August 25th to Saturday September 12th, incl,, Return limit -L -September 16th:. • For fares and train service • contact your local agent. Port of the Recording Steward, David Agnew, which listed. the givings of the members 'of each congregation for a total of $747.- 28. ' Zion contributed $223.75,, Blakes $174.75, Hacketts $18..6.78 and Hope ' $165,00. . The names' of contributors for the year ending June 1st, 1888, will no doubtstir memories. among many of our readers. • ZION --Thomas: Helm, 'William Y. • Gardner:, Robert Webster, J•aures and Steel,Hunte , John F. Andrew, Wm: Ritchie, John Nixon, -Edmund Andre'w, James .H. Gardner,.` James` Smith, Thos. Stephenson, •Mrs.. Anderson,, Mrs. Gardner, David Stroud, John Webster, Thomas Barnby, Char - ,les Baynes; 'Isaac'Andrew, Joseph Hackett, Thomas Webster,. John- athan .Re.vitt, John Barnby, John McDonagh, Mary C. Barnby,: Millard Graham; William 1VIc- Donagh,• Thos. Helm, Jr., Rich- ard Brown. • • • :• ' SLAKES Robert Blake; Ben- ry. Johnston, Wm. J. Treleaven, William Blake, George Tw:amley, sen;, Paul Smeltzer, . William; Stothers, Thomas Finlay', Isaac Cranston, .Thomas Menery, Step- hen' Stothers, Joseph •Tackabery; RobertPhilips, John Kilpatrick, ' John'Cook, :George Stothers, Richard Finlay,Hugh Finnagen; Paul 'Reid, ' Hugh/ Philips.,, Mrs H. 'Philips, •BenjaminTackaber-1 ry, John !Saunders, Nathanial";. Saunders, Janes Saunders, Geo. Twainley Jr., 'Robert Fitzgerald, Richard S..Kilpatrick: .:HiACKETTS—Wm. H. Reid, Samuel, Alton, John Agar', James Lane, George Campbell,. James. Hackett, Ralph Nixon, Miss Nix- on; Alex Hackett, Daniel' `Alton; Samuel, • Sherwood, ;Wm. Sher-; wood, John Irwin, Wm: Irwin; Wfh Crosby;. John` Hackett, James Edwards, Wm,'Irwin, Sen., E. A. McKenzie., Robert Bradford,, Mrs. Lane, Valantine • Alton, Richard Lane, Robert. Cranston, Joseph :Cranston, John Stothers, James 'Stothers,. James Agar, James. :Bradford, John.. brown, Joseph Hackett, T. S. Reid; • HOPE — Donald ,Murchison; James . Murchison, James 'Taylor,' Reiman Tiffin,. David Agnew, Joseph Agnew; Mary J. Agnew; Joseph `Taylor, John A. Clark, .Wesley ••Henderson, Wm. Murdoch, John Hamilton, ,•David ;Huston, : ,John. Pickering,: John Reid, • Jane Richards, James:. Barkwell; Albert' .Towle, Robert' MV.[urdoch,F,ergus McInnes, James; Cook, •Aridrew. 'Hamilton,'. John 'Hamilton, Robert Huston.: �JVHITECHURCW, (intended: For • Last Week) Mr: "and Mrs. W. ' R. Farrier and :Wirnifred spent the Week- end' in Sarnia at the . home •'of Mr: and Mrs, Jack Gillespie.' Mrs. Irene 'Patterson of,. Tor- onto spent the past week atthe home of her .mother, Mrs, . B Taylor. Miss .Janet 'Gaunt spent the. past week 'holidaying in Min-' areal and Quebec. Mi, 'and Mrs. Scott Patterson and family of; Detroit visited his father Mr. K., Patterson. Mrs, Patterson ..and• children; stayed for the week.. • Jack Henderson who. is 'sta- tioned in Edmonton is: spending his holidays . with his parents, Mr and Mrs. R. Henderson. ,Mr. and Mrs.:. Toby Jantzi ' and family of • Milverton visited at the *home of Mr. and. Mrs. 'Geo, Fisher: • • Mr. and Mrs, -Robert Mowbray' of Wingham visited at the home of Mrs. Jane' Kennedy. ; ' BecauAGIC MARKERS a 'of so many requests, we now have available the handy "Magic Marker". Just lift the cap and it. writes • rn anything, dries instantly. For home, Work and play, . it just can't be beat. Available, in S colours, only $1.10 at The Lueknow Sentinel, phone 35. NEWLYWEDS TO LIVE :I N KI'NLOSS GILCHRIST STEWART • Saturday,August 8th,, 1959,. a pretty wedding took ' ' place in Millarton United .Church when Rev. John C. Hutton united. in marriage,. June. • Elaine Stewart, daughter of 'Mr. ,and Mrs. Law- rence 'Stewart, aw-rence'Stewart, Kincardine town- ship and Robert Lawrence Gil- christ son of Mr. and Mrs.. Fred Gilchrist,, Kinloss township. The church was decorated: '.with- white gladioli, dahlias and fern; Miss Doris' Bonnett • played. the wedding ' music • with Mr.. Lloyd. Clark ••as soloist sang "0 Perfect Love" and "It• Was .Hea-• ven'�s' Grace ' That' Made . Thee Mine." The bride was, given, in mar- riage . by-, her father. She was gowned in lace and silk organza over taffeta and net. The bodice featured long lily • point sleeves with 'sabrna neckline enhanced with ' irridescent • sequins. The floor.length skirt fea /tured tiers of chantilly lace .and organza over taffeta'.' Her em- broidered nylon • tulle • veil was caught to •a tiara of seed pearls. and. satin.. She carried a bouquet of ' red roses, Stephanotis and myrtle leaves. • Miss Bernice Stewart, sister of the bride and Miss Shirley Mac=. Clure , cousin of. • the groom were bridesmaids.'They were gowned alike in white': brocaded taffeta trimmed in pink and blue.- chif- fon respectively. The ' gowns were street -length with . v -neck: lines in pleated chiffon falling into floating, back panels oto" the .hemline.' :They; wore:. matching shirred chiffon 4glove" and floral headdresses trimmed with: pleat- ed. leat-ed: chiffon. Their. ' I oquets were ;white pours Withpink and blue carnations and philadendron. leaves . Little Miss .Betty Guikema, neice of• the bride was, 'flower •girl in pink -'taffeta frock and • pink, floral headdress carrying a basket of'baby porris 'and pink PAGE Fr.X':'v' • JUST LIKE MILK BUTTER BELONGS ..ON YOUR FAMILY TABLE . 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This should .result., -in, higher unit yields, longer patch . life, less nand. • labor •and when trans t ,l.ated 'into dollars`: at no mai prices a . relatively high ratio. 1of profit fit :.is assured, • Because 'of the r esent 'shortage of'planting 'goad . mat- erial, !bookings can only 'befmade for FALL PLANTING, 1959, limited to one acre. . 100 %a Plant Guarantee, Continuous "'cultural and marketing service. This is' a rare opportunity 'to increase. your • income.'' , - If genuinely interested" in berry .,growing as a sideline ..to_farming, •write: Box 400. Caixi belIford Ont.,; immediately �• p' � �,. igiving location of your farm Our ,specialist will 'call later .: and''com� letel . 'anal' ze thebusiness, ' i i p . y Y. Spa requirements and ! , preparation, up -•to -date• cultural practices, ' biome ..:markets and "surpus 'shipping,, cost of planting, estimated yields:. and 1 profits per acre. Late replies cannot be covered. Farmers —'AttenttonAttention . n. . WANTED: u A number of P rog ressive fa rmars in Waste.rn _ t • and blue carnations. • • Master Lawrence McClure, cousin of the. groom .acted as ring bearer carrying' the:rings on a white satin cushion: Jack Gilchrist; of Toronto act ed as best Man for' his brother. 'Bill and Delbert Stewart, broth- ers of the bride were usher . `For 'tile reception which .was held in Clark .'-United Chuich Parlour; the bride's mother wore' a.. turquoise chiffon over • taffeta dress with white accessories and corsage of pink carnations. The groom's :'mother' chose a dress, of bronze , lace ' over satin; white and.'tbrown accessories and cor sage of 'African 'gold carnations.' ' For a wedding trip to . l iagara Falls and; United States. the. bride. donned 'a ::black and white lace; printed dress _ with; matching black 'duster, .. whiteaccessories and corsage of red carnations Upon: their 'retur.n, the happy couple will 'reside on the groom's farin, concession : 4, 'Itinloss twp. • a Presents First Terra Life fnswr�r�ce.>Cla m Above is Lorne B. ,Evans, Manager of Bruce Co-operative Medial: Services and p . ,. : i -- x . . - i t io,. F-cecative .President of the Co-operative Medical.,Services ,�`ederatron of Ontario, presenting a $1;000,00 ciegiie to Mrs. Leo Koenig of Mildmay,. Ontario. Tis is tS'e first claim paid, not .only , by Bruce: Co-operative Medical . Services, but in the province of Ontario,: in the new .P..an now available. This Life Insurance • progratrinte is available to all members of the Co- oper-ative Medical Services ,ini. Ontario through the Co-operative Life' Insurance 'Co. •