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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-03-09, Page 13h, 1964 te lust lers, • ! It rant Dme 41.4 r - � THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNQW, 'ONTARIO Lucknow Churches Mold World Diy Of Prayer :The; World Day, of Prayer was eld in'St , Peter's'Church, Luck- Qw, with a good attendance from ” Il churches: of the corzrtnu:ity..:: s.' Harvey .Mole :of the Anglican. hurch presided, assisted by s. Jim Q',Donnell from St.'• ary's' Roman Catholic Church, s. WM.,.Wharr y of the United. hunch, Mrs. G. Hamilton of .outh Kinloss. Church, Mrs..Noble ohnston of the Presbyterian Church rs. Vander.Velde of the Dutch 'eformed Church,. Rev. D. Lieverdink`of the Dutch 'eformed:'Church gave.an inspiring essage from .the theme "Ye are y Witnesses" followed by a solo 'y. Mrs. S.,DeBoer ;'of St. Helen's... The offering was received by s. Stanley Jay and Mrs.' 'aunt. Mts. 'Molegave the clos-.' g prayer, 4 UC KNOW PRESBYTErtIAN W. M. S The. afternoon . meeting . of the .\/1 S //took place March 2nd ith Mrs; las. Little presiding, pd. Miss Margaret ;Malcolm at the iiano,. . Folaowang a hymn Mrs.:'H. anner gave the Bible Scripture. Prayer followed by Mrs. Charles .teward. •A reading taken .from he Glad Tidings was read by Mrs., as. Little; Are you, too "Pabulously Rich"? The Mission Band .was to be in-. ited .-forthe next meeting; and he .Bale was• discussed..A. verse aken from -the Book .of Isaiah .nswered.,the roll call. Prayer was then given by Mrs. J. Emer .on. The 4th chapter 'of St. i ohn, ;verses 27-42 was.read.•in unison, after which Mr.s H. gnew gave the Mission Study on. 'The Christian's Calling:'..A ; yrnn.was sung and the meeting irought to a cl'ose with prayer by rs, Jas. Little. BLAKES U. C. W. The March meeting of-Blakes :C. W. •was held Tuesday .after- oon, March lst, at the home of, rs. Keith,Cr-anston., Mrs'; Jerry ranston was in charge of the pro_ am which' was in the•.form of a •nteti service 'and opened .the rnee ng with the Call to worship. The editation was in several parts .; ith passages of.scriptureiead by, rs, Jack Irwin and Mrs. Kaiser,' allowed. by short prayers. Mr, . Kaiser 'gave the' Bible Study apters eleven and twelveof esus Christ and the Christian Life rs. Wm.•'Irvn herald for India :vera reading and. Mrs. Cliff 'Kil- trick the study book on Brazil. The secretary's report was . iven d the roll call was answered by • e nary a of • a Disciple with 11 4, 'alts, 1 visitor and 3 children esent. The treasurer's report,'` :s given and,we were reminded • the fourth annual meeting of ton Presbyterial U.C.W. to; be ld March 22nd in Wessley Willis. ited Church, Clinton. The quilt blocks 'were brought and with the promise of a few 're, we had' enough for 2 quilts, s. Cranston also showed .2 crib ilts'tf[at were quilted fora bale ^Ce thelast tneetingt. Themeeting\closed with a hymn d in unison and prayer and a testwas enjoyed while lunch s being prepared. The hostesses re .Mrs.. Keith Cranston and Mrs. Cranston,: ...nit 1: Luc.. nova UCW Unit 1 met at thehome of Mrs, Wm. Wharry for the' March meet- ing Mrs. K. Murdie presided. for the opening and business. -Re- ports were given by tt. Treasurer and the Community ,Friendship arid Supply 'Committees. The roll call' was answered: by 21 members and 1 visitor„ , r . Mrs. J. Hall had charge of the . program including readings by . Mrs'. W; H'owald', 'and Mis. 'H Robinson; Mrs. J;. W Joy nt took the Study ' Book and told �of the . work being done in several parts of the country in, Agriculture, .Wel- fare, Medical Clinics. and Evang elism. Mrs. •N, J•. MacKenzie • reviewed Chapter 9 of'"'God and His .Purpose., The meeting closed with a benediction.., • Unit 2 LucknowU 'The March. meeting of .Unit2 of the U.C. W:. was at. the home of Mrs. Leslie Ritphie with 18 ladies present;, The 'leader, Mrs•.:•. L. Mc- L.eod, opened the;meetin-�$�:with a •proem "God Bless You", followed by hy.ninand prayer... The roll 'call Was answered. by readings • from the Observer. The supply secretary, Mrs. V.. Hunter, asked for quilt blocks and nylon stockings find .also wants helpers ,to `quilt on March 16 and 1'i .inthe: church • • basement. Mrs. Curran ,gave a reading on Stewardship and Miss F. Andrew gave a report on Com -• munity.Friendship. .The Social Function committee showed' the ' dishes that they had bought for..the church.' The `beneral meeting of/the U,C; W. ;is in the.church 6n March 22nd . also the Easter Thankoffering in the church: April 19th. •The. • Bruce Presbytery is in Paisley on March. 29th. • .• Mrs. V. Huntergave' the Study Book: "God 'and His•Purpose".. assist- ed by Mrs. Glen Walden:and Mrs. H.. Houston. Mrs. Collins played 'several hymns on the mouth organ. :which was very much appreciated.. Mrs. L McLeod gave the chapter .on Brazil which was very interest ing. A St. Patrick's,.reading was given and. Mrs. Houston gay'e a ,vote of thanks'to Mrs; Ritchie:for.". her home. All pronounced the •Mizpah Benediction. A St; Pair. rick's:contest was given; bp" Mrs. L. McLeod during the lunch hour, which was served by the hostess and committee. South Kinloss WMS Hears History Mrs. Rod MacLeod was hostess to South Kinloss W M, S, at the Manse on Wednesday, Match 2n4 Mrs.: Eyan Keith 'presided. and Mrs, Lloyd MacDougall gave°the Secre. tary's report. Mrs..Ross MacMill an reported for the Treasurer. A card of sympathy to be sent to.the President, 'Mrs, Gilbert Hamilton. was signed. by the members; The matter of an Easter rhankoffering meeting was discussed,. Bible Study was. Isaiah 43, with roll call 'answered by a verse with "precious' Mrs, pouglas. Graham gave a detailed account of the beginning.; of the W.M.S. and. the Mission Band o in• the congregation and, the activities down theyears including names of officers and leaders, Mrs..W. F.( MacDonald had charge of the Prayer Circle.'' Mrs. Sandy MacLeod and Mrs. Harry Lavv♦s sang a duet a ccorn pan- • ied ,by Mrs.' Rod MacLeod...Brian . Keith :gave a piano instrumental., Mrs-. Keith:discussed parts of Pro" gram One "Called for a Purpose". pertaining`.to thematter of Christ :ran Witness and our involvement through, Christian Outreach. Mrs. Ira Dickie conducted •a' contest on Trees of the Bible 'anti hostess and • • directors served a delicious lunch RESIDENT DIES AT WINGHAM (Whitechurch News) This community extends theit sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morrison and family in the passing of her father, the late Alfred Buckton;. ,a resident of this village. Attending the funeral on Friday frorn..a distance. were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Horwood. , Mr. and Mrs., ' Eric Horwood. and Mrs, Flowe, Tor- onto, Mrs, Victor Casernore, Brantford, and. Mr, and Mrs. 'Alf- red Buckton of Toronto,, a . nephew who arrived on Thursday• and re- mained at the Morrison home till 'Sunday. • • • -Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tiffin • were• Sunday .visitors with her par- ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Brown, of Lucknow.. • •,. Alex, 'John, George and Richard. Coffin of Galt accompanied their mother, Mrs. Claude. Coffin of Galt. here on Sunday. Mrs: .Coff- in remained fora few days with. • Mt. and Mrs. Albert Coultes to prepare her•village home•here for renting, This community extends sytnp- PAGE E1.EVEN athy to Mrs. A. Wilson and, Jim in: the loss of her sister, the late Mrs., McPhail. . EUCHRE PARTYThe progressive euchre. party was heid at Curries School. on Friday evening with 19 tables of players, . Prize winners were high lady Mrs. Nethery, low lady. Mrs:; Ken Curr • le, high gent Mrs;' John Jamieson filling in as gent,. low gent Lorne Scott. Novelty. prizes went to Mr. Gnay and Mrs.Rutherrford Reavie: Mrs:: Gordon. McBurney„ • supervised 19 girls and 3: little boys in play in the .basement., They too •were given prizes for games . and contests. The hosts and host- esses Mrs, George Walker., Mr. and Mis. John L. °.Currie served.; lunch; The .other host,. George''... Walker who atrived home from Winghani hospital or! Thursday; was unable .to attend.. The next . . party will be March ;1$ when Mr. and Mrs.. Alex . Robertson and W. and Mrs:. Roy Dawson will.. be the sponsors. • • ' ...Diane' Coultes entertauredher friends Sandra Fisher, Beverley Soloman and Janis Farrier on ' '. Friday evening to celebrate her birthdays . KINLOUGH Mrs. Roy Schneller was confined to the house: during the .week with a .throat infection.. • Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs; T..Hogan• (Diane Hewitt) who. . were married ,in London' on Satur- d•ay. .Members of the family att- ended :the wedding .;and : reception. Mr.. and Mrs. Don 1VlcEwan vis- ited on Friday 'evening'with her. mother, Mrs. John Bushell; at the 'home of Ben Montgom e , • North Line.. Mr. and. Mrs, 'Dan McInnes and , family visited with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Johnston.• Sunday visitors with:Mrs Will ram Cox and Rev..BensonCox ;were Mr, and .'Mrs. John Scott., :concession 4, Mr,•..and Mrs. Bill. Scott, Ripley; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hodgins of London. 4-H CLUB • The,6th meeting, of the"4-H homemaking cl "Accent on; , Accessories" was held at the hone of arenda and Heather Hewitt with eleven girls .present.. Sandra Percy of Toronto spent the weekend at her home here.. ,Mac MacDonald spent the•week- ed :with his parents, Mr. and • Mrs. Tom MacDonald, and Elma Mae,.. Mr., and Mrs. Dan Mclnnes .and. family visited on Sunday with • ,Mr..and Mrs.,Dan Tiffin and fam- ily at Wingham: Mr,' and Mrs; Morley Bushell 'and family visited: on 'Sunday with. Mrs, John Barr. $ • ' Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Evans ; • • Linda and Larry, visited last week end .with.Mr.. and. Mrs. Bert Nich olsori, Allan and Lois. Mrs. Evans and: the children remained. for. -- the week when they returned to Downsview with Mr and kilts. Jerry Collison who spent this .weekend 'at the Nicholson horde; Mrs. Bert, Nicholson and Lois, Mrs. N. Er Evans, Linda .and Lar- ry, spent a day at Woodstock with' Mr. and Mrs.. Cliff Langford and. Jamie.- •. Mr. and Mr's. Roy Schneller visited on Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Elgin Hogg. and: farnily at Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hodgins 'of London were dinner guests' with. Mr. ,and Mrs. Grant Eckenswiiler and family on Sunday evening., Congratulations to Mr, and: Mrs. Kerry Hogan (nee Diane Hewitt) who were married in London on Saturday. . Unit .S Lucknow:IJCIN Unit 3 of the U, C. W.. met at the home of Rev., and Mrs. Strapp on March 'lst at 2.30 p.m. with ; Mrs. Cummings in charge.... A. sample of:the new dishes, pur- chased for the Church kitchen,. was on display. Mrs. Ken Cameron reported the next , General Meeting to.be held on March 22nd, Easter Thankoffer- ing April 19th and the Presbyterial at. Paisley on Aprih 29th., Quilt blocks were handed .in and a quilt- ing date is to be announced later in March. 'A request was made for old nylons to be handed in to supp- ly committee. Plans' were made to hold abake sale on May 21st. Mrs. Strapp and Mrs, Lloyd Hall were on the program committee. Mrs. Hall reported for Citizenship, and gave the Study Book on Ther' Purpose of God in Christ. Mrs;_ Shiells presented Brazil. Music by Rev, and Mts. 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