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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-02-09, Page 11••S... esented 'ward fi xresp been N• 54 .years Blenhei d' •week' :ar. SrpF1• . ou •onto and ew city I7. THE :LUCKNOW SENTINEL, ,LUCICNO N A. ....�..-.«,,..� ,. ,.....,.�, NUR .$OUTN KINLOSS W,M.S.. eregular monthly meeting Eh Kinloss W. M.S. was held e home. of Mrs. Sandy Mac- on Wednesdarafternoon, 2nd,. In the absence of esident, Mrs. Harry Laois, ed and. Mrs. Lloyd MacDoug' vethe secretary's report. a Ross MacMillan read letters ening the supply,work and the don for the Bale. Rod MacLeod as guest . er introduced the New Study explaining its. purpose and •to be discussed.. 'The Bible was Exodus 19 and roll call answered by a verse with"Obey Ira Dickie gave, a' report Presbyterial held in Lucknow , Annie. MacIntyre .had e of the Prayer Circle, Mrs.. • • rHamiiton, accompanied the g and•also contributed; .a solo. Mrs. Douglas ,Graham. Missionary News •and gave a' :on the Travelling Library which she had on display. ,directors of the meeting; Mrs.'. Laois and: Mrs. W . F . Mac- ' ld together, with the; hostess_ lunch. ' . . KNOW.U'.C.W.-UN1T:1 . nit #1 of the U.C.W. met at . . homed Mrs. H. •Treleaven, • the.opening, Mrs; Treleaven cted the business: meeting'. ,plans were made for the year's k.. Miss Ma Webster was in ,geofthe:Devotibns,and chap- B of the study book,'.was'discuss- Mrs.AAndiew, lobs. '-K. Mur , Mrs. C. Greer. •Mrs. • W B. ' : 'e'rson and Mrs.: W. W.harry tak-, pan. . Ors; J., Hall and Mrs. J. W'.Joynt g two songs, the latter 'being NationalAnthem of Brazil.. rs;R.C. Robertson: introduced ` studybook on Brazil and led, a • 1 discussion on that country, ed by•Mrs.. N.•J.MacKenzie, Geo. Whitby••and . lobs, Dow- The information on geogra- history, 'people and: Mission- work in,Brazil was very. inter - hg,. he meeting closed with a bens: • cion and social time was•en- BLAKES U.C,W,. he February meeting of Blakey.. w. was held Wednesday aft-' on, February 2nd,; at the home 1rs. Win. Irvin. Mrs: ' Russel lips had charge.of the program opened the, meeting with the to worship and a hymn.• Mrs ren Zinn .gave the Scripture fn followed by meditation anl: er. r Kaiser .gave he Bible study Iters 9: and 10 of "Jess Christ the Christian. Life Mrs s•Cooke gave the Study . book . razii ; Y. Mrs, Jerry Cranston,. . ,.t ld for Japan gave a reading . ; 'wed by a' humorous reading 4rs. Chris Cooke, . 5e Secretary's• report was given, the roll call was answexed book of the New Testament 13 adults, 4 children and 2 • ors present. The treasurer's rt was given by Mrs. Cliff•Kil- Lek, Mrs, Kaiser invited ever- ''to the Manse for'the World's of Prayers. February 25th. It be combined with the annual ting and this society to take ties for lunch, : Thank you s were recetvetl from John An' ' and Mrs. Shackleton, . 18 March meeting is to be at Mrs. Keith•Cranston'sand o11 call to be, answered with tame of a Disciple. ie meeting closed with a hymn in unison and while Mrs. Wm. and Mrs, Livingston Menary a are lunc ,• g M n ry h a'contest was con- ed by Mrs. Russel*Phiilips. •eP LUCKNOW 1J. C.W;-UNIT 2 The February meeting of Unit 2 of the U,C.W. was held at the home, Of Mrs. •A.E.McKim with 18 ladies present. • • The leader., .Mrs. L.McLeod, opened with a poem , ' f o1lowed by. prayer. Pianist for -the year is Mrs. Houston, Mrs. Les Ritchie ,None inating'committee, Mrs'. •Barkwell: Supply Secretary, Mrs.. Curran " Stewardship Recruiting representa- live.. . ,� ' ' • • A•vote of thanks'was 'Moved to: Miss' Helen'McN'ay for.;typing out. the.programs for the year.: P:lans are being made to quilt ,2 quilts for Mrs. McKim. Project for the year is a dime card. Reading •was given by Mrs. V. Hunter"Count.' ;your blessings" Devotional wase taken by. Mrs,: Houston Mrs.E. Henderson led, in prayer.,.: Mrs. . Houston took the study book, Goa and .His, Purpose.: Mrs,. W . Hender.- son read 'tlie scriptur e after which Mrs. R. Ackert introduced the new •Book. on Brazil.' A vote of thanks was given to Mrs,. McKim for' her home -for the meeting:. A valen tine reading was given by Mrs Houston! after which all pronounced the �mizpah benediction:- The hostess and committee served ;LUCKNOW •U,C, W',: -,UNIT 4' ''Unit4 of the U..C,W. met for the February _meeting .at the'home' of,Mrs. J"; Rite 'e with 19 mem bets present. Mrs. R. *Finlay gave an interest- ing paper' on Stewardship "What's' my business". It was. voted on' and• passed•that` the members have sec-'• ret pals. for the coming year. Unit 4 are.. tomeet with. the lady ies:of, the Presbyterian Evening 'Auxiliary on 'March .15th: ' World's Day of ;Prayer is February 25 with • speaker Rev. Dirk Lieverdink ' ';'•Program was: provided 'lay, Mrs J R.Arnold and Mrs G. Joynt Mrs.' Arnold introduced' the Study Book . • Brazil assisted:by Mrs,..' Lloyd 'Asir ton• and .Mrs. Cliff Crawford. Mrs. • Clarence Bell gave the Bible Study •"God and••His Purpose". 'After the 'close of the meeting a lovely lunch was served by J .: Ritchie. ' .• • mug 1111.1V-41 LUCKNOW U, C. W.*UNIT ;3 Unit '3 , of the U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Ewart Taylor, on February 1st, with an attend,. anceof•14.. The roll ll nswered with a. ca wasa suggestions for'our meetings and the payment of fees. ° Our attention was called ta•the World's Day of • . Prayer, to be held on Friday, Feb- ruary eb-rua y 25th, at the Anglican Church Mrs;' Sam Alton 'reported for.stew- ardship with a reading 'God ex- pects each to, do what he can in bis own way", * Visiting committee for, February is Mrs;, .iailatn and, Mrs. Richards. ' Ixrojects•.for the year were dis- • cu sed . ' Mrs. Taylor and Mrs .Alex MMNay; were appointed to make plans for a Spring Bake Sale. Mrs; Ken Camerons introduced the Study Book, God and His Pur-' , pose, •also. the Mission Study on •Brazils with Mrs.. Hallam, Mrs: • Saunder'sand;Mrs; Irwin taking , part. Mrs. Alex. McNay gave a valentinereading. Lunch was ser ved, and `a social hour enjoyed.' U.C.W','HoId' General retin9 LiICKNOW PRESBYTERIAN: Highesi �ri�e iflC€,nUHan$,..edicifle; Johnston Qration" W 'Victor Johnston, M.D; ,, retired executive director of the 'College of General Practice, has been hon- oured by 'having., an annual medical education lecture named after him. The first one will be given during the coll'ege's spring cruise by Char les L. Gass, M. D. , of, Tatama- gouche , N. Sc;, one of the founders. of .the college and an early presi- dent. . • . ' The W .,Victor Johnston Oration (Pfizer) lectureship' will Barry w at , is believed to. be the largest hon arium 7 $1,000 for any medical • paper in Canada.. Dr. Johnston, whonow edits the college's journal, was .a GP at Lucknow who las: always ;been Con• cerned with continuing ,education for .fancily doctors. As specialist training 'was grow- ing rapidly in. the late forties., Dr. Johnston and other GPs became worried that family doctors were. being regarded unfavourably. With a $10,'000 loan from; the Ontario The first .general meeting in. 1966 of Lucknow United Church • Women met in the Fellowship, Room on February► 4. Despite the fact that the meeting was postponed: ,` one week on account of the storm, there were thirty- five present. Mrs. •Wharry, the president, • .opened -the 'meeting: with an app- ropriate poean_and prayer for the''.• beginning of another. 'year . , Announcement of the World Day •of. Prayer on February 25 at 2.301.' „p.m. in .th'e ;Anglican Church was made and' • everyone urged to att- end- if possible. •• 'Following reports, by the secretes ary:.and,treasurer, twenty "Thank You" ,messages.were .read 'and 'Mrs:' K.. Cameron presented the, budget' for .1966.. • . A committee was farmed to • buy new dishes for the kitchen Oil dispose of the present; Ones; ` / Mrs. E.. Lewis; supply, convenor. :askedfora blitz' of used nylons tr. send overseas., also a quilt block -2 181 x 20" in crazy:;deslgn either,: printor flanneletteas a roll call at the March meeting. • The programme was in chargee• of'the ' stewardship committee' ' • with -Mrs.. Vernon Hunter. as con- LUCKNOW 1J.C,W.'UNIT 5 venor. Scripture'reading,from . • :The' February meeting of Unit :5 .Luke: by Mrs. Bryce Elliott was,: was held, at Mrs. Elwin Hall 's,horrie With Mrs. JamesBoy1e;as, convenor : Mrs: ••J:';McKirn /read the'scripture •''followed by. Mrs. N.J.MacKenzie rig� readi:frotxt Micah. . Mrs. Lloyd-Hall'gav:e a very in- and Mrs:: Harold Greer; the prayer • teresting reading on "The'Garden Mrs. Boyle continued the.study; of ' of Peace" •where'a' than of..each Brazil'.w.ith the •use of a large map., pointing out the sections of South Eastern'Brazil where there are mission fields: Short articles on each of the' missionary teams were read by Mrs. L.Ritchie,.' Mrs:. J.. . Treleaven, Mrs.G..Brooks; Mrs.H. Greer and Mrs. J.MacTavish. Dir cussion groups were formed among.: the members and 5 short'. stories' were read and. disdussed'abou:t. Brazilians being helped bythe missionaries of the United Church...' Master Robert Hall -favoured -With ' a fine 'piano number., A timely, Rein on "Woodchuck's Day" was. given by Mrs. Harold Greer. Mrs. Harvey' Webster: read a humorous item on "What every mother of the •bride should know' . '. • Mrs. Robt . Campbell opened the business portion with'a 'poem, "Gods Cathedral" , Mrs., E.Hail read a paper•on "Christian Stewardship" ,and Mrs•.•J•. Treleaven read a news account of recent Education and Community .Development among -the Indian people. Dates to keep in mind, World's Day of Prayer, Anglican. Church, February.25th; Units 4 and 5 cornbined meeting in church with Presbyterian• Even- ing Auxiliary as' guests °March 15th; Unit.5 will'hold a bake sale April .2nd. • race - white, ,brown, yellow,red. and black separately tried his key unsuccessfully to open.the .gate to the garden, but when all' their keys were applied together:, rep resenting service, co=operation, tolerance, :trust••'andfaith. the gate opened and 'all went into the Garden' of. Peace together. Following, prayer by Mrs, Hunter. the,offering was received by Mrs. , Clarence Greer 'and Mrs. Alex Andrew and dedicated by Mrs;til. B.Anderron. • • Mrs. Eleanor Irwin rendered two• beautiful violin selections "Take Time to be Holy" and ''The Lord's ,My Shepherd" accompanied by • Mrs-. Gordon Montgomery, Mr's. B. Elliott favoured with a tape• recording entitled "contemp- ory Women and Contempory chur' rhes" which included the singing • of "Women Folk". and the.work • Of Peggy and, Bill Wade. .Public welfare should not consist only of preaching sermons, but also of feeding the hungry; both physic- ally, mentally and morally..• Mrs. Hunter thanked all .who r • had contributed to the service. Hymn 488 was, sung and the Mir pah Benediction ciosed•a very ' , successful' first general meetingof 1966•.. • ' The: meeting of Lucknow W. M;;S Was held on Februar'y. 2nd:in the Sunday School Room of the a. Church There was a . gratifyiing • attendance present. Mrs'. C , Fin• . . Jayson was in.,the chair, incl. -open• ed with all repeatingthe Aim and • Purpose of the Society in unison. A hymn followed and:Scripture . . was read by Mrs. Finlayson, "Thea; •restoring of sight to,two'blind• men, and a Ch a eat mo e•1 br rests pp a for , r. outers" , The. -Bible Study. was . • taken by' Mrs.'H.. Tanner, who • took as her topic "The Ministry, on • the Mountain .Top" hymn'was . l sung... . -The business was then transacted which consisted of .notification of the World's Day Of Prayer to be'• held on: February 25ttii in'the Ang- ' licanChurch. Appreciation from. 'the,ladies •of the .Presbyterial fOr''. the use; of Lucknow Church. 'on. Jan- nary 11th was acknowledged. The Roil Call was answered by each member repeating a verse •from the Book, The 'Song_ of:Solomon. 'Prayer by Mrs. MacLeod` followed. The mission, study 'wit' given by • . ,Mrs .M... Henderson. ', The Prayer. • Circle. 'yras taken: by .Mrs. 'J . Adams and Mrs. P.. Stewart, ,The meer ing closed with hymn and prayer, • by Mrs,. C. Finlayson. • 'amine In India': Heard On Tape (Olivet News) • Olivet'U.C. W. met at the. home of Mrs. Melvin Collie otr Thursday 'afternoon; Those taking part' in theworship'prograrn'were . Mrs. Colling, Mrs: H'. Clayton, • Mrs. •A A. B. MacCharles, Mrs; O. .White and Mrs. Robert Osborne. ask ..'—..w .4rt4.._ r ....IN& •.Yp0-,......�. W liter )N.10' i'AA etc . Mrs, Jack McGuire playedt pe recording entitled "Famine in • India", telling of the need for a'. fresh water supply in India. There is. some conversation on this tape 'with Jim McNairn, who went out from here to drill Wells in 'central India. They struck water at 60. • feet , but had. not gone through the • rock which is'very hard :in the city of'Indore area. Mrs. Walter Dexter gave court- esy remarks and lunch. was served by the hostess and her group., Mr. and Mrs.. Lee Bennett left on Sunday for their .new home at Penhold, Alberta, air base. Mr. 'and' Mr's,, Jim McLeod. of Kitchener visited at the Anger home at the weekend. . Ivir, and. Mrs. Robert Barkwell • and Murray of Dundas visited on Sunday with Mr; and Mrs. W.T. Roulston and Jack., Mrs. Jean Hamilton and Janet and little • Paula' Hoffmancalled during the • afternoon. .0r. W.' V. Je*nsfon: Medical Association the college , was- started' 12 years. ago. to'help,; GPs with post graduate study. Dr. Johnston became its first -executive .'. president and continued ,in the post . for 11' years. WiII� Eollect Bale .For Hong Kong', (Whitechurch News) U.C.W. MEETING, .' The 'U. C W. held their 'meting'• Wednesday ,at 2 p.m,. at ,the home of Mrs. Russel:Chapman. Mrs George Thompson - gave the call to Worship ,with . the theme, of -the meeting being Stewardship.. She • had posters,placed' around the room to ,which' she referred. She read an article Stewardship' and: What it is . and Whets my Business which dealt ith the,question.:of sharing, -:Mrs:- • Dave•:Gibb read the story "The .Olive Tree" in which the audience took -part in : filling, in left out"por tions' which:- included 9 scripture readings dealing with the story and. ' • • 'ended with all'repeating the' 23rd °psalm• in unison. Mrs. Russel Chap• man led in prayer-. A• sing song in. grounds was sung which, was 'Unify and:l,,J.C.W. Mrs. Thompson gave:"United we Financewhich dealt with how. bud- gets. of, the, church are broken up' :. .and each person's part in it.. •'A skit ' along theline ofstew ard- ship' was presented by Mrs. Chap- man, 'Mrs'. Clarence Ritchie, Mrs. °Fred Tiffin, Mrs. 'Elmer Sleight-. holm; Mrs. Charlie. Tiffin, Mrs. :Ezra Scholtz', "Mrs. • Clifford Laid: law •anti' Mrs. Dan Tiffin. Mrs.' Th• ompson dealt with the •girestion' Gambling in Canada,, arid. How' to' Prevent 'it . Clip sheets were given to Mr's.. Albert Coultes, Mrs. Clarence•Ritchie,• Mrs. Geo- rge Mitcell, .Mrs. Garnet Farrier and- Mrs. Elwood- Gr'oskorth Mrs: George. Mitchell gave :the•'story, 'The Sacrifices an Indian woman has to make to Give to the Church. Mrs. Mitchell led inprayer.; .,The offering was received. The Roll Call was answered by naming a ,lrtissionary and telling where.they serve.': Plans were made for the Day of Prayer, February' .25th. • The ladies have as a new project the erection of sign 'on the Church lawn, stating Name of Church. • Mrs., kilitchell expressed: thanks to Diane Coultes and Janis Farrier for .typing the U. C, W. programs for •the year and which Were handed' out. She also thanked the Society for gifts given them at Christmas. The•ladies'were reminded to save their used 'stamps to help finance the healing of leprosy. It was • decided to buy a Record for the Messengers' and to collect a Bale for Hong. Kong. Mrs. Moore ,thanked the hostess and Rev George .Mitchell gave ;the closing prayer'. The Travelling Basket was then passed around, with each one adding" . to or taking from. •• •4 'i?