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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-02-02, Page 11THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO fuy s, tussis moon n lent rears ARSON. Isobel M in 'Tees. !r; Januar usband pi s;.passed istrict Hi sry '27th', e had bei on Sunda :dherdaj had bees Bruci 64. Unt! years, sh husband's Iaughtet izabeth .hildren: her broth' ar• at why iG month beth Mac' chigan, was sung Sacred Nn ,Murray, :er MacDa McIntyre nts and 's.. Carson' John' allbearer, 111 11.Aitendance Meetiflg AnnuOI (WhiteNews)• ivin'Brick church held their al Meeting with chairman A. Jackson opening the meet. ith Scripture reading • and. r, and Secretary Lawrence Officers. elected were s, George McGee,, Nelson ' Gilbert: Beecroft, • Ronald es; Committee Stewards, . . .n McBurney; Mason Robfisori`l 'y Shlell;. New:Members, Nor' Coulter,. Alex Robertson, Mrs. Mason, and Representative of.. .W. , Mrs. Lawrence sTaylort. of Trustees. Ronald Coultes, Robertson, Gilbert Beecroft • year term; Offering Stewards, ay Coultes, Jim Taylor, Peter a, Grant Coulter; Ushers, Dow, Clayton Robinson, Peter.. n; Manse .Comrnittee, Roy on, Mrs. L. Taylor; Auditors, Gordan, McBurney,' Mrs'.. Geo.. ee; Church. School : Superinten' 1 :Gordon Mc Burney; United ' ch Men representatives, Lay.. Taylor and, Ivan Dow.. There 19 members present. Recei- ereGeneral fund $1751..15, .10,1..,$530, Messengers $52.35:, aur' School $333,57 ; M.•M;. • . There are. 36• houslds 112 members.and 156 persons. pastoral care: e meeting closedwith, prayer. • Attendance awards for ,members. ST, HELENS UC,W, RAISED - 'of the Lucknow United Church Sun- day School were presented last sun - $407 -.90 THIS YEAR day. Mel Morrison presented 1 to. • The January rneeting •of -the St. Helens U. C, W, was held on Janu- ary. 28th . at the home of Mrs. Don pannabecker •with an attendance of .15, Mrs., Lorne Woods, President, . • opened with Cali to' Worship and a hymn'. Scripture was read by Mrs.' Harold -Carrick . Mrs. ' J . Todd, gave the, meditation."God calls" "We offer ourselves".: ' • 4 year awards at the•Sunday Schop service and Rev. H. W. Strapp pre- sented 5 to 7. year awards at the church service. . The awards were compiled and prepared by Mrs., Leonard: Ritchie and+Mrs. Bryce Elliott. • '1 'YEAR AWARDS Randy Alton, Betty Anne Hunter, Cheryl Hackett, :Linda Campbell; Teddy 'Pritchard, Kathy McKirn, Steven Hamilton, Grace Alton. • 2 YEAR AWARDS ' installed. by Rev, Willis. Mrs.• John Cameron presided for the. New Years Service. Mrs. W.I.Miller read •a..part of the book on.Trinidad Readings for the New Year were given by Mrs. Gordon MacPherson; •dvlrs. Mintz, Mrs: 'Rice. and Mrs. Don Pannabecker on "How do you worship" Mrs. Itorne Woods con- ducted,,a quiz on "Books of the Bib- le'.. Miss.;Isobel Miller read minutes, and gave the annual report for 1965 Roll call was paying.,of fees. .Mrs: Gordon MacPherson gave the treas- urer's report and stated that $46'l had been raised this )year.. The'. allocation was met and $25 over and above .was sent. $150 was `• voted to the Church Fund, leaving a balance of $196, a The Meeting closed with hymn and prayer. Lunch was served by Mrs: Pannabecker and :Isobel'Mil 1965 PLYMOUTH ' • Standard, Radio 1964 DODGE. Stick With Radio 1964 OLDSMOBILE 2 Doer Hardtop, Power Equipped 1964 CHRYSLER Autematk, Radio, Power Equipped • 1963 VALIANT' 2 Door, 6 Automatic" 1963 VALIANT 4. Door, 6 Automatic 1963 PONT. IAC • 4- Door, $ Automatic 1963. PLYMOUTH 4 Door, 6 Automatic 1962• CHRYSLER Power. Equipped 1961. PLYMOUTH 8 Automatic With Radio 1961 METEOR • 6 Stick With Radio 1961 'METEOR 8 -Automatic Wide Radio 1961 RAMBLER 4 DOOR 'Automatic With Radio • 1960 METEOR CONVERTIBLE Power Equipped 1959 EDSEL . 4 Door, Power' Equipped : With Radio • SEVERAL -OLDER.. MODELS ' ENCRAWFORD MOTORS Ya!r Dodgy Plymouth • Chrysler. - Valiant .Dealer. JOSEPIilNE : STREET WINGHAM PHONE 3'57402 .Elizabeth Newbold, ' Douglas Stevenson, Linda Goyette,' Karen Elliott, Janine Glenn, Mary Ellen. Havens,' Connie Stevenson, John Hamilton, Marvin` Morrison, David Newbold,'. Paul.Goyette, Sandra •. 'Finlay, Mary Eadie;. Heather Steyr. enson,.::Allan Goyette. 3 YEAR AWARDS Donald Elliott,. Kenneth Eadie; Dale Hunter Sharon Campbell, Linda 'Hamilton, Larry Hackett., Ralph Morrison, "Roger, Morrison, • HACKETTS: U.C.W. The January meeting was held -at the home of M`s.`Blake'•Alton Mrs, Bert Alton presided. The meeting was opened with a read -- mg and hymn followed by the Lords Prayer in -unisons.: Mrs .Alex' Hackettlead the devotions kill - owed. by. a •story ` "Father Time" by Mrs •'Chester Hackett, "A. Recipe for :a New Year"' by Marjorie ..Alton,: "A New Years. Poem by Mrs. Jim Nelson` and "A New Year Prayer" by Mrs.:` Alex Hackett. :'A reading" New Years Resolu- tions". was esolu-tions",.was given by Mrs. Cliff Mer ary. Mrs. Bert Alton discussed ..chapters 7 and 8 from the Study Book and each. member answered the question." A very interesting letter from Rev. Gibson at Portage la Prairie was read. by Mrs. Cliff Menary and stated the ways in. ' which our bales, both .used and new, were used for..the needy.peo- • ple. He expressed his thanks and told allow articles were distrib-- uted..;' It was decided. to, prepare: ' another bale and• make a layette.: Twelve members; four children and' two visitors were present. 'The meeting closed with prayer and the 'hostess , assisted by ,Mrs. Donald Hackett, served lt3nch . .; . Elaine Whitby, Susan Hall. Joanne Ritchie, Audrey Ritchie, Nancy Alton, Ruth Alto • 4 YEAR Carol Camp ll, James Mont- gomery Gre Hunter', Bob Hall,. Steven Eadie, Billy Hall, Gail° Pritchard, K by Joynt. 5 YEAR ARDS' ' Jane Joynt • Raymond Elliott, Jam - le Joanne Greer, Allan Andrew, J ie Elliott,. Graeme' Elliott, Stei►en Hackett, Lorraine Boyle,' Bruce Johnstone,/John Johnstone,. Marion Johnstone, Barbara. Hamilton, June Alton,' Ian Montgornery. 6. YEAR A% ARDS Elliott •Whitby , Linda Boyle, Lynda Walden., Douglas Struthers, Brenda Morrison. Nancy Walden; Patricia Hamilton,, Lois Struthers; - Kenneth Hamilton, Joanne Thom pson, MargareeMontgomery,. Barry Morrison, Nancy Ritchie: • 7 YEAR, AWARDS • Lucy Morrison', Barbara Cattier- , on,: Laurine Morrison, Eleanor • Whitby, Ricky Pritchard, Murray Morrison, ,Eugene Pritchard, .Edith Whitby, Elizabeth 'Ritchie, Lloyd Minister 47 Years, AIs� Taught School REV. T. E KENNEDY The many friends in this dist- rict .of' Rev . T : E, Kennedy were saddened to learn of his sudden • death in. Listowel Memorial Hosp- 'ital. on Wednesday, January '26, lin his 76th year. Mr, and Mrs,'. Kennedy moved : • to Listowel last October' when 'he retired from the. Presbyterian char- ges in'• Bluevale a'nd Belmore, Mr. 'Kennedy's seven .years in,these 'churches' concluded 47 years in - the ministry. • He.was born near Ripley and was educated in Kincardine. He taught school for three years, at "Maple Leaf" school in Huron and S.S. No..9 Langside, before,he was ordained atthe age of,28.. Mr. Kennedy is survived by his wife, the former .Annie Hughes, • a sister of Allister Hughes of Kin- loss, a son, James .E. Kennedy of Ajax, and two granddaughters. The funeral service - was conduct- ed at the R. A.Currie and Son fun-, •eral home, Wingham, on,Friday, • January 28th. Rev. Norman . Fry of Seaforth, Rev. Gordon Fish of ' W ingha m , Rev. Rod MacLeod of Lucknow and Rev. Neil McCombie of Ripley were in charge of, the service. (Whitechurch News) • The •Annual Meeting of Chalmers Presbyterian 'churchwas, held on Saturday at'1.30 p,•m. in 'the - church. Sunday School room with • Rev. G.Fish,'Moderator. opening • the: meeting with Scripture reading and Prayer. Andrew Gaunt was ' appointed. Chaiirman•and John Gau- , nt secretary I . The minutesof the, last annual !.meeting. were read by;.secretary',• Mr. J. Gaunt. The Board of Man- •agers for,1.966 are, Waiiace Conn., . Lorne :Forster, Tom Morrison, Rur sel,Ross, ;Mks; George Fisher, Neil Rintoul, , Walter Elliott, Mrs. Jas. McInnes, John Gaunt, Elroy Laid: law, Alex Craig, John DeBoer; Auditors, Johnston Conn and Mrs. Bill Rintoul; Ushers, Neil :Rintoul, Elroy ,Laidlaw, Jim: Ross, John De Boer, Les Reynolds. with Neil Rin- • . toul chairman of the committee; 'It was decided to have extra ' lights installed in the b aseMent and to 'accept the allocation 'of 500 per member for Camp Goforth. 't Walter Elliott. Tom Morrison and Morrison. Neil 'Rintoul were appointed a'com- • mittee' for installation of lights in' basement. Annual meeting on Wednesday ev- 'ening in the .church' with :a, fair an-. endance: Rev.. George Mitchell ;opened the meeting with a hymn, r Scripture reading in unison and're - peating the Lords Prayer int unison • and a prayer in memory of Rev. ,E.a. • Kennedy who had conducted . serv- ., ices here during.the holiday month Rev: G. 'Mitchell was appointed chairman with Secretary Millan Moore. The Board of Stewards re-:' mains the same with Elmer'Sleight: holm being appointed to replace. Harry Swan who had moved away. Very successful reports'wer!e•giv- en• by • Session, Stewards U.C, W. Messengers, Sunday Sch1;'as all de artments had' met �tKeir obli a -tions'. There was one death, that of the late -Mr:.: J.D. Beecroft.: 'Receipts and reports. were as fol- lows, Session $27.78,, Sunday School $326.67, C.O.C. number of members 21, average attendance �. 15, Receipts $12.38, W`.M:.S ' $270.73; Ladies Aid $104.63'. Donations to Footsteps $125.50, Budget; $372.30, •'General Fund $37.8/1.88. . There are 117: on the roll. ,There:were two -deaths dur-•,. 'ing the. year, 'Mrs.: Jas: Laidlaw"" and. Mr. Peter: Kennedy Rev. G. Fish closed the meeting with prayer.:. • . (Olivet News) Olivet. United Church annual meeting was held in thechurch on Wednesday evening: Rev: George:, Ball, as chairman, opened' the. meeting with prayer and a short song service with Mrs. John, Mac Charles at :tte organ. Sandy Mac- Charles was appointed secretary and: -satisfactory reports were heard from all departments. Average ,attendance in the Sunday 'School, ;'last year was31. Mr. BAIL Mrs. !Osborne and Mr. Itoulston were 'appointed to obtain a speaker for anniversaryservices'early in' July Mr. and Mrs.. Walter Dexter placed flowers'. in the church on to • Sunday in memory Of .a beloved ,,uncie, Rev.. T.E.Kennedy; recent .ly retired minister at Bluevale,' whose funeral was.lield On Friday at Wingham. Mr. John Kennedy of Tiverton attended the funeral , and spent a few days with Mr'and. Mrs. Dexter. . Mrs. Jean,Hamilton, 'cook on. the S; S.: Red Wing,. carne home on, Saturday for the remainder of the` winter. . Mrs. Oscar White and daughter .: Evelyn sang "My Redeemer" ink the. united Church on Sunday, accome panied by the 'organist, Miss Sharon Coiling, k ' (Lochalsh Newsy • Bill.MacKenzie son. of Mr, and Mrs. Ross MacKenzie;had the stitches removed on Saturday from the cut he received a: week ago while playing hockey. Bill re ceived a gash above his eye which required eight stitches. to'c'loSe.. •Recent visitors with, Mrs. Donald .MacKenzie were Mr. Wildon Rob- ertson of:.Bluevale and Mrs. Tom.. ingles of`Belmore: • Messrs. Finlay and George Mac- • Donald spent, a few days in Der. roit during•thepast week. Miss Margaret MacLeod of 'Toe - onto onto ent the Weekend at her . . home here. - Finlay MacLennan of Kitchener spent the weekend with his parents.? -Mr.' and Mrs, D. A.•MadLennan. Messrs. David MacDonald and' D. A . MacLennan were in Ltacan on Tuesday night helping celebrate Bobby Burns bay with their •bag- pipe playing. .• Cathy Simpson entertained a number of her little girl friends to her birthday party.. Sunday 'visitors with Mr. and Mrs Tom Farrell. were'Mr.'and Mrs . Murray. McGill and, family , of Goderich, and'the Bill Farrell family of Kincardine. /Mrs. Duncan Farrish of the Bank ofMontreal staff, Lucknow, has been on holidays for the past week. With the severe stortns of Thurs- day and Friday, 'the children and teachers of North •Ashfield Public School had an enforced holiday , Oliver McCharlesspent Wednes- day in Toronto, ' . David Elphick and Bert Alton were in London on Tuesday, Harold Elphick was in 'Toronto. on Friday. , Mr. and 'Mrs. Waiter Dexter were in Wingham on Friday whefe. they attended the funeral, of Rev. Elmer Kennedy..•