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SPATI,MARCH 2nd,
"THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, 1 UCKNOW, O NT+A►RiO
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IS .ALWAYS THERE
WITH YOUR ,HELP
lrea Churches Observe World Day Of Prayer
Calvin -Brick
(Whitechurch News)
eWorld.:Day of Prayer was
Id by Calvin -Brick .congregation
:ehorne of Tubs, Alex Robert.
i, on February 25. Mrs. Ken
son8 ave the call to worships
Onion and Thanksgiving port -
i, -,The scripture reading. was •
etibyi Mrs. Lawrence'•Taylor.
;, Gordon McBurney led .in the.
afession and: Penitence part..
the guest speaker, Mrs. George
Ode, was. introduced. by Mrs."
beet Beecroft, and her thence
4".Ye
ate my Witnesses
N rs,, Roy Patison led in scripture
ding. Mrs. Norman Coultes '
ethe 'Act of•Dedication.,The
dication of the offering was giv
by Mrs. teorge McGee, The,.
ercession' was given :by Mrs.
Ibert Beecroft. Prayers .were
en for Africa, Asia, Europe and
*Isles, and Latin America, ,
'Mrs Donald Dow, Mrs. Peter.
endler, Mrs, John Jamieson and
1. Ronald Coultes
The attendance* w as .• 19 adults
d 2 children andcollection
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Kk tough
(Kinlougla~News)
the
WorldDay of Prayer seryice.
this district was held.' in the
sbyterian Church with Miss W in
red•Percy as,key. woman. There
xe 28 ladies. present.. Scripture•
(tions were read by Mrs.. Frank
gulden'and Mrs, Wihm
ia'H•alden•'
'Mrs, Donald Robertson gave. ..
endid address on the theme,,
,.•are My Witnesses" ' : This was
awed with a solo byMrs, Har
Baldenby, "Building for Etern-
Leader for the Act of Dedication
Mrs, Torn MacDonald.: The
ging received :by Mrs-. Mor
Bushell and Mrs, Djn Bushell.,
Lyman Sutton gave the "offer -
prayer. Miss May Boyle led_
the Intercession.:: -Pr -a -err -were
;red for the 'women of Africa
Mrs„Bert Nicholson, the 'women
Asiaby: Mrs, :Bill "Burt ` the w'o-
of Europe and the British Isles'
**Walter Breckles, the wo
n of Latin, America by Mrs. Geo
Haldenby. 'Suitable hymns
the form•of service were used.
Miss Edna Boyle or anist.' •
Winnifred Percy expressed her
eciation to all who had assist!..‘
With the :service. Miss May '
e was. chosen -key woman "for
year wlien the meeting will*
held in•the Anglican: Church.
St Helens.
he World Day of Prayer "Service.
held at the•hotne of Mrs. W.I.
ler on Friday, February '25th.
eobservance''of this Dayof
yer on the first Friday
in Lent •
now become international.
orld theme:. was "Ye are My
tnesseS"; '
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he leaders for this service were
W.I. Miller; Mrs: A .E.'
llis, Mrs, T. J • Todd, Miss
B. Rutherford Mrs. john Cam -
'and Mrs, -L. Woods. The
Ipture passages were read by
.11. Garrick and Mrs: lames
chison, and, prayers offered by
S. G, McPherson, Mrs, Wm.
therford and Miss Isobel.'Miller.
eRev, A,E.Willis gve an
Piring messy a on the theme
earelogare $ ,,
my. witnesses • .A short
period was followed by
ch served by Mrs,' T . J Todd
Moet. Woods.
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,Ashfiiield Explorers
The World Day of Prayer, Chil-
dren's service of the Senior and
Junior members of the Explorers
of Ashfield Presbyterian Church,
under the leadership of .Mrs. Hen-
ry MacKenzie and Mrs. Warren,
Wylds, was held -last Thursday iri ,
thebasement';of the church,
.The meeting.oAened by the call
tot), worship and repeating the ,par-
pose and motto in unison.
The scripture psalm 105. was
read by.Greg Hamilton. A .poem
entitled Our father's Love for All
was read by Mrs. Wylds, followed
by4esponsive reading.
The Study Book,".a . Story of a
handicapped boy doing his. share
of Christian work among people"
was told by •Mts. Wylds.
Hymn "The Brotherhood of Man'
was sung; A fibs was conducted
by: Mrs. MacKenzie entitled' '
"Jesus teaches us: how to pray."
The meeting:closed by singing
"Children who walk in Jesus way
and prayer:. Refreshments were
served to the children.
Chalrners' A: ntd
Whitechurch United
(Whitechurch News) Dungannon
The. World Day. of 'Prayer. Service
was held on Friday it 240 in Cha- .The.World•Day (Dungannon„News)of Prayer was
liners Presbyterian Church' with .- held on Februar.25` :in Erskine:F es -
the United Church joinin ��
8 in the•�byterian'Chttrch with a good 'atten-.
service.' . The theme wa "Ye are
dance from all churches of the • : .
'm witnesses ; Mrs. °Victor Emer-
Y communit” : Mrs.' Robert McAll-•
son, on behalf of the W.M.S. i. y
' ter, .presidentofthe .Presbyterian,
welcomed all and. presided for the. W. assisted by
'Call to Worship, Hymn singing, Mrs President of the''
' . Paul Caesar; pr ..
Adoration and Thanksgiving, and . `:Anglican •Guild, -'and Mrs..' Wilbur
gave the :scripture. and the scriture.
- p •' � p Brown.;. president of the U,•C; W. :`:
readings,"'{ The scripture readings were •read by.
Mrs. Millan Moore presided for 'Mrs. Arthur Stewart.
the confession and penitence per- *Miss Dorothy Douglas of Lucknow
iod and gave, the meditation on -the` who for many years had ,been. a '
Y.
Theme..Ye are my. Witnesses; missionar in' Formosa; .ave a
which means:that we are His rep-fi very inspiring, address on the theme
resentatives to all with whom we. Lt»ye are My Witnesses" A solo
.come. irt_contact_._._ We are ,camp:-_ _: was, sung by -Mrs: Veldhuis- accom-
aigning for Christ in. our every .day anied�.b .Rev. Veldhuis•;: and ,
life if we are His:witnesses. p Y
• prayers .were. 'offered : by Mrs, jack'
Mrs. William Rintoul'presided 'C,aesar for :Africa;`Mrs , Howard
for the scripture reading. A spec -*Johnston; Asia,' Mrs,, W.:J:' Reid
ial number; 'a: solo "Pause for a -. Europe, and :Mrs: C. Hayden for
Morhent of Prayer” was', given by Latin America. The offering was
Mrs. Andrew Gaunt with pianist • received -by Mrs.;Wallace Wilson,
Mrs: Johnston Conn. Offering was , Rev •
and •Ivlrs. , Arthur Stewart . ..• W
. received by Mrs. H.D.MacDonald `' ion.
.McLeod pronounced the benedict".
and Mrs. Garnet Farrier. The film ii
.McLeod
'The Day Thou Gavest" was pres-
'. ,
ented` by Mrs. `.Watt with Mrs. Geo -1
rge Thompson giving the Cemmenti.
ary. The film showed the Day of 'Mrs- Wm,;, Farrell was key:wo
rrian for`'the jointra. er service
P Y.
Prayer to be one -of praying, sharing held in Bethel. on Friday•at:.2'p.in.
and giving... The services go into - The ladies of the three congrega-
all countries and communities. The .tions were.welcomed by Mrs. Fred
monies:help prepare. Literature. for Oraigie arid Mrs. Ed Creech,,
those with leprosy and the blind,
to supply, Bibles, pigture, books and
stories' of Jesus, in India and Jam
' aica, and other literature in'
many tongues and lands and to the
Many refugees. Help is also given
to provide radio -tapes for radio has
an influence bn those who listen
and knows no, impenetrable borders
and through it countless peoples
lives 'have been -touched.
Mrs. Elwood Groskorth presided
for the Intercession when prayer for
Christ''s Kingdom was given by Mrs.
Russel .Ross, for rulers and leaders
of. Nation Mrs. Ezra Scholtz, for
peace Mrs. Wallace Conn, for all
labour for the coming of the•:Kng-
doirri Mrs. Russel Gaunt . Mrs. Geo-
rge Mitchell gave the. blosing'pray-
er. The Key lady,. Mrs. George
Thompson, gave the 1965: report;
Mrs'. Bill Rintoul was appointed
1966 Key woman. ° There were 35
present...
As.
The World Day. of Prayer service
was•held at the Ashfield Manse on
Friday with members. of Slakes,
H'acketts and. Zion U.C.W. present;
The theme for this: -year was "Ye
are.my Witnesses" .written by. the
Women of Scotland'ernphasizing.
that lay Church•nembers'must .
realizetheir responsibility, to live
and witness to the faith :they Pro-
fess not only in the Church, but
out, in the work -a-day world.
.Mrs'. Bert Alton was. chairman'
for the meeting: and Mrs. Wesley
:Ritchie'the. pianist.. The 'following
members took part: Adoration and
Thanksgiving by Mrs. Bert Alton;
Scripture Reading, Mrs, Frank Ali
ton; Confession and Penitence,
Mrs. Warren Zinn; Meditation on
the Therne,"Ye are my witnesses",
Mrs.'Kaiser; Act cif Dedication,
Mrs. Harvey Ritchie; Offering
taken by Mrs;` Alex Hackett; Ded
ication: by•Mrs. Harvey Ritchie;
Intercession,. Mrs. Bert Alton;
:Special ,praY ers:.Women of Africa,
Mrs. Earl. Swan, Women of Asia,.
Mrs. Robert Helm; Women of Eur-
ope and British isles, -Mrs. Ralph. `.
Cameron, Women; of Latin 'Amer
ica,, Mrs. Bert Alton, The Bened-
fiction• closed the meeting
Calvin -Brick U. C. ilk%.
Calvin -Brick ,U. C. W, held the.
it meeting onpWednesday at the
home of Mrs, Norman Coultes
with 15 ladies in attendance. 'lairs«
Ronald .Coultes. gave the Call to
Worship, read the scripture and
led in prayer, The offering, was
received and dedicated; by prayer ,
given by Mrs. Ken Mason, who
also led in the ,Bible Study.. Mrs.
Lawrence Taylor gave the Study
° on Brazil.
Mrs.. Peter Chandler., read a •'•
chapter from the book "The Pres.
cher's Kid". A :general Thanks..
giving prayer was given in unison..
Mrs. Alex .Robertson presided for
the. business,: Mrs. Ronald ?Coultes.
was appointed. to :obtain a ,place
:for theBake Sale to be held by •-
the group on April 2nd. 'The Eas-
ter .meeting will be held April
13th in the evening in the church,
when a film will be shown.
committ ee'Ivirs. Gilbert Beecroft,
Mrs.. Norman Coultes, and Mrs.
A. Jackson were appointed to look
into -prices and plans for a bus
trip instead of the special meeting,
in., May. Delegates to attend, the
4Piresbyterial to be held March 22
in Wesley: Willis United Church
Clinton were, .Mrs. Alex Robert.
sons Mrs.. Peter Chandler, .Mrs.
:Norman Coultes, Mrs. Harry Cook
and ;.Mrs. Gordon 'McBurney.
The supply committee reported,
2 cr b.ouilts•quilted ,and 2 quilts.
had been tied, Lenten books will
be ordered for those, interested.
Mrs. .-,Alex` Robertson led' in prayer
and gave the Benediction. .. .
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Bethel
.Mrs. Eldon' Bradley of Pine Riv-:.
er led the call to worship with Mrs.
.Harold Courtney at theorgan:. The
,scripture was .read by .Mrs. Bob •
Courtney with Mrs. Sam. Snobelen
giving the, meditation on the theme
"Ye, are My Witnesses'.
'Mrs.. Reg, Godfrey of Lurgan con-
ducted the dedication' service; The
Offering was taken by Mrs..,ROY .
Walden and Mrs. Harvey Harrison,
after which Mrs. Leroy Walden
favoured with a beautiful solo,
".God has not Promised."
Mrs.. Elmer ,Courtney of Bethel
conducted the intercession with
prayers being given by. Mrs.' Harold
Pillen„of Pine River, Mrs. John
Emmerton of Lurgan, Mrs. Walter
Pollock, and Mrs..W'm. Farrell of;
Bethel.
• The key woman' for 1961 will be
Mrs. Morris Reid, After the clos-
ing' hymn, .Rev. H. Pilien pro-
nounced the benediction.
r: Vokes, Speaker
At W.L. ° eeting
. . (Dungannon' News)
Dr.' Vokes .was.. guest. speaker at
the February meeting of the Wom=
en's Institute at the home of Mrs. . -
Fred ,Young. He displayed X-ray
films he .had received from Ch a
showing .progress of TB patients
.and, also gave some highlights of
a refresher course held at Londono. •
He also stated that a .First Aid Kit.
.is available to any person at' any
time at his'office:,
• Roll call was answered by ."nam.-
ing'something our province` is•
doing. to promote better health."
During the business period it
was decided to send- delegate to
the Officer's Conference at Guel-
ph May 4 - 5; A donation of two
is to be sent to the London
Area bursary. fund. Mrs.. Warren
-Zinn., Mrs. H. Girvin and Mrs..`
Harvey Alton. were named. as a
nominating committee. Mrs.
Cecil. Blake thanked the members
who brought in 'sewing and knitting
for the 'Children's- Aid. •
A valentine reading was given
by, Mrs, F.`Jones; followed; by, an
auction of miscellaneous articles.
The meeting closed with the 'Qu-
*ten; and lunch was served-by•the
hostesses: in charge.
PURPLE 'GROVE
Pue to, a:necessary. .cancellation
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of the annual U C, Wk me eting
earlier in the year, this meeting.
was held at the close of the World
Day of Prayer service. Mrs. Cord*.
on Kirklaiid, president, was chair-'
man, After the Cali to worship.,
an interesting skit 'Using each day
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for,God''was presented by Mrs.
Alex Hackett.,Mrs, Russel Alton,•
Mrs.' Ronald I-i.ackett and :Mrs, Bei : m
Alton. Minutes of last meeting
.were read by Mrs. Frank Ritchie and
• adopted- as read, , ° 4 "
Reports given Were Blokes, Mus..
Warren Zinn; Hacketts. Mrs. Ralph
Cameron, Mrs. Rusell • Aiton, MiS,'
Bert Alton; Zion, Mrs. Jim Hunter,
Mrs. Bill -Hunter, Mrs. Gordon, •
:Kirkland:
A solo by Mrs, Eunice Dunsmuir,'
"Every Pka er y . is a' Flower" was en-
joyed.
In.the business,' Mrs. Andrew Rit-
chie was made prestdent.for 19667
67 and Mrs. Donald Hackett secret.
dry- Members plan to present a
programme at the Ontario Hospital
at ,a later date. Members preferred'.
two, meetings,instead of the comb-
' tried one if possible.
.Mrs. Warren Zinn;gave an inter-
esting ,reading. after which Mrs.
Kirkland. thanked Mrs•.Kaiser and
all those: who took part.
Mrs. Chas. Anderson presided'
for manse committee and reported.
on work'cornpleted at the Manse
Officers for 1966 are Mrs.. Hugh ,
Menary, president; Mrs. Cordon
-Kirkland, Secretary; Mid arfrert `�
Zinn, Treasurer, -There are also
two.representatives from each .
church,. Mrs. Kaiser and committ-
ee served a delicious lunch..., `.
Mr., 'and Mrs, Claude Dore Sr. of
(,Bernie; Mr. and: Mr.S Laurie Fry •
and Linda:Robertson of Kincardine,
Mrs, :Harvey. Thompson :.and. Joan,
Mr..and, Mrs. Dan McInnes and
family ;and Nancy Dore of Kitchener
Mrs. Gerald Rhody and Marilyn:
visited recently With: Mrs; Claude
Dare of Bernie,
Ken Mason from 'British Columbia
spent the: weekend with ;Dick Mc-
Cosh-.
Walter and :Roy Collinsvisited
on Mon a
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Mrs.>: Don:'' Dore
•- Gladys Gawley of Toronto -spent -�--
the weekend with her parents,' Mr.
and :Mrs. Victor Gawley;”
Mr. and Mrs Gordan Patterson ,
,spent Thursday in Toionto where
they attended the Fall Fair's annual; -
meeting.
? 1r. and !yin. Francis Boyle and
family were in .Mildmay on Sarur
. day .;morning where they attended
a hockey game and from there they
"drove to Winghamwherellryan
took part in'the Public Speaking:
Mr. ; and, Mrs.*Donald McCosh
• and Dick were Sunday.' visitors with
The Walter.Forsters.
Mr..and Mrs. J'ack Farrel have
returned:to their home after an
enjoyable stay in Florida.. .
Nancy •Dore, who celebrated her
eighteenth .birthday this Weekend,
spent Sunday with Mr. and hirs ..
Claude. Dore With her Were Di-
anne and Ronttie, :They also visit-
ed 'Mr.:, and, Mrs. Don, Dore.
Bob Forster of Kitchener spent
the weekend at his .borne,"
1\r.'and Mrs. Earl Elliott' and
family were.Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ezra Stan1e�• 1%nlocs
d evening with
Mr and
The 4-H Club rneeting was held
this week' at the home of Mrs,
Jack Farrel. .Mrs. Farrel and Mrs.'
Gordon Patterson being leaders,..
Friends `will be happy to hear
that Walter Forster is home from
'hospital and is feeling fine again.
Recent •visitors. with Mr. and Mrs.
William ,McInnes of Teeswater'were
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