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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-07-27, Page 1127th, llii r • 19 S W_ JU4X' ..:7_ �. POLOVIIIM TMK I UCKNOW LIOCKNOW T -.r,, • Chalmers �.ades And Childr0Meet (Whitechu .ch.News) ,Chalmers W. M. and C.O.C. meeting was held in, the Sunday Sdhool room •of the church on Wednesday with a good attendance Mrs" Wm, Rantoul presiding,.we17 corned all and gave the call to Worship, A hymn was sung follow- ed by prayer for the sick and: shat - ins. The minutes and Correspond- ence were read by the Secretary Mrs Russel Ross and the •Roll call was given.. Mrs. Bill Rintoul con- ducted. the business and welcomed •all the girls and boys • The. eeting' was then turned over. tmo Mrs. Hugh Simpson, call to Worship Was given ,and the. C.0:C. hymn. was sung by the • 'children. The scriptpre was, read by Ruth Elliott Mrs. Earl Caslick led in prayer. The roll was called, by the Secretary Jim De Boer: 4'.. ,The offering_was. received by Root:. Watt and the offering: pray-; er• given by Cecil De Boer Mzss .Darlene Simpson played a piano selection Readings were given by, Kathy .Burdon, Lori •Purdon, Bobby Ross., Jim .De Boer and Ruth Elliott Mr. Watt,gave a topic on "Go, • ye into,the'•world and teach all Nations". Four children , each. holding holding a Letter gave a`Life 'Story on a missionary. Mrs. Simpson' ' conductedseveral contests•.A hymn was sung.. Mr, Watt led in • prayer to close the/Meeting" The Ladies Aid held a short business meeting, All :enjoyed ,a dainty lunch. alvin-Brick U C .W..:. (Whitechurch News) July . Meeting of Calvin Brick was' held' at the home of Mrs. Gordon McBurney on July 20 " :Mrs .. Pete Chandler gave the callto worship. .Hymn 485 was sung. Number '751 was read res- ponsively. esponsively. Helen Chandler played a piano solo.' Mrs. -Chandler read the scripture . from 'A cts and'gave the meditation: Mrs.. Ken Mason led in prayer. Helen Chandler • , received the offering.: Mrs. Chan- dler gave the offertory prayer. Mrs.' Roy Pattison read the script- ure from the 3rd chapter of James The theme of the meeting was Gossip in the Commuhity. A dialogue, Ketchup Conversation., was given by Mrs. Gordon Mc- BtYrney, ivirs, Ronald Coultes,. Mrs. Alex Robertson and Mrs. John Jamieson. 'Mrs. Ken Mason gave a summary of dialogue and, •question period followed, Mrs. n Mason had charge of the • Bible Study from the 'sixth chap .ter of the study book.• It was ;))arables of Jesus Teaching. Hymn t50 was sung, . . 4Mrs. A lex Robertson presided er the business,period Mrs. ' hn Jamieson.read minutes which ere• adopted • . A. bale of 80 lbs has en sent to Toronto for overseas. rs.„Roy Pattison motioned to send one), to Tordnto' to send bale ov seas. It was decided to cater for wedding in September, Mrs, .' lex Robertson read a letter from. oderich asking for money to help, �n the summer school. Mrs. ken Cason' moved $1000 be sent and tis. Ronald` Coultes seconded and .was carried, It was decided not send. money to the Caravaners. he Messenger Picnic is to be held n. Mrs. Alex Robertson pro- �unced the benediction. A birth- ay tea followed by Mrs. Gordon 1cBurney's group. • To Prepare Manse' For New Minister.. Mrs. Nelson Pearson, vice pres- ident of the Dungannon U , C. W. , presided :for the. July .meeting and opened with a: hymn and prayer • and a *reading on the theme • "Faith” Minutes', Correspondence and treasurers reports were given. It was decided not to donate to the Goderich summer school fund at this time bn account of manse expenses. Mrs,.Ivan•Rivett, Christian Education convenor, reported •that leaders and• assist- ants were required for ,Explorers and C. G. I. T, for thenext terra. Martha•Eedy entertained with piano solos, which were enjoyed. by all. • : The devotional study was taken by .Mrs:• Raymond Finnigan when •. '.Chapter four. of Jesus Christ and the Christian. World' was the theme and Mrs.' T.C. Anderson conin .ued with the missionary study.• 'Brazil" Mrs. Clifford .Crozier,' manse convenor,:. reported on the 'condit- ion of the manse and requested the,,ladies to assist with work at'' the manse before ;Rev. Wright arrives to begin his duties here The offering and dedication prayer was taken by Mrs.:' Wilbur' •Brown arid .Mrs..- Pearson thanked .all for their parts in the 'meeting. which closed .with prayer and lunch ''was served by • Mrs Cecil . Culbert , . Mrs.. Rieve' and Mrs Wm. Cranston:, There will be no meeting in August, Want To Prevent An Accident"? Opt citizens and many visiting tourists are again on the Move .In our Province of Ontario,. Vacation time is here' .again,.'along with. 'the mosquitoes, black, flies and sun -burns, This is the time of year that our .highways lead to ' . the beaches and cottages mare. than any other time of the year In 1965 in the .months of July, • August and Septerber, 'we'had a total' of 32,149 accidents -' 362 ,persons, killed and • 11, 542; received personal injury on our highways. There are many causes for these • accidents, one 'being the .impat-. •dent driver. I•thinkyou will all agree that when we ,get hot:, we are More apt to also get hot under` the collar and do some foolish thing, especially when we are • driving. Think back (if you drive) when the tenperat'ure was- 80, degrees on the highway, can you; remember the numerous times 'the children wanted to know when were they going to get there and ..how much •farther is,it Or I think 4 have to use the washroom again, when, the wife -sees a lovely spot . to. stop and have, lunch just as'you ' are past it and there are several . . cars' behind. you and • youcan't • stop, when you thought there :was a • good place to eat Just a • Mile up'the.road and it turns into. • 1, 2, 10 , 20 , ? miles, then the whole family is on your neck, ' This:1s ill' very irritating and • leads frustration.' Frustrated drivers ver.y often..cause accid efts:. But what about the .person: who is •on the;'highway and •for;safety reasons is' travelling • at a slower rate of speed such as pulling a ;boat or: trailer, also a farmer' MacKenzie Reunion At Reid's f ornery The fifth . annual reunion of the Neil2Ban MacKenzie and Mary MacRae clan was held on the afternoon of Julyl0th, 1966 at. Reid's Corners. Community Hall.' Over, eighty of their clan gathered from Detroit:, Rochester, Kalkaska and Flint, Mich; Ottawa, Hamil- - ton:, St.' Catharines , :Montreal,- 'Toronto,. ontreal,- 'Toronto,• yroxeter, Kincardine, W ingham , Harriston, Ripley, •Lucknow and other points... • • The members coming the far- Jhest distance were Mr. and 'Mrs. Smith Robertson, Montebello, '� California The oldest person present was Mrs: Kate MacLean, Flint Mich and the ydungest was James Neil 'Joseph. MacKenzie, • • • infant son of • Mr . and Mrs Allan MacKenzie, Kincardine, OntaridI While the younger. members '• gathered in the park and enjoyed an hour of sports under the direct.- ion of Mrs. Ross MacKenzie and.. helpers; the older folk chatted, renewed acquaintances and were welcomed by recorded bagpipe music. • • •• A delicious smorgasbord supper was enjoyed by all» Ewan Mac- Lean, the president.,' was chair- ' man for the program and business meeting which followed. The family ode was sung and everyone jointed in 'Community singing conducted by Mrs. Bertha Mac- Kenzie with ‘ Mrs . Isabel Martyr'. at the piano: A few 'words, of interest were • heard from Dr. F. Scott Mac- Kenzie, Montreal, ' with ideas for. further work on the family book and Mrs. Mary Collinson read prepared an interesting account of additional information on the life of our forefather, Neil Ban ' . Mackenzie. Mrs. Dan MacLean' was -appointed family curator and genealogist. lvirs. Kate MacLean favoured with piano• solos in her usual fine • manner and: Rev'. Jas. MacKenzie • Olivia, N.C. was inspiring as he • , recited the 23rd Psalm, -in • Gaelic, <. A vote of thanks was: tendered • to• the retiring executive and a • new executive was appointed as. follows,. President - Ray MacKen- zie, Toronto. and Sec;-Treas. Mrs; Catherine `.Myers. Ottawa., After:singing. Auld Lang -Syne, all ;parted in good: fellowship and high hopes • of being present 'again next .year. •Following'were the results ofthe: races., i Girls 3 yrs and under: lst Gayle' Mackenzie, 2nd Janet MacKenzie;' Boys 3 yrs, and under: 1st Danny Maekenz e, 2nd :Kevin • MacKenzie; Boys. 4 and 5 yrs:. lst Mark Ketnler; Boys 6 and 9 yrs ht Scott MacKenzie, 2nd Mike : • Kemler; Boys 8 and 9 yrs: 1st `Goo- don Myers, 2nd 'Bill Barrett,' 3rd - Bob MacKenzie and Ian MacKen- lie (tied); Girls.10. and 11 yrs:1st Diane MacKenzie, 2nd Linda Barrett;,, Boys l0 and 11 yrs:.1st .• 'Brad MacKenzie; Girls 12 to 14 • yrs: 1st Marlene Inglis, 2nd Char= Ilene Barrett, 3rd Janet Myers;: Boys 12 to 14 yrs;:.lst Tom Main, 2nd Bill. MacKenzie," 3rd Barry 0 MacKenzie; Young Men; 1st Doug MacKenzie, 2nd lan Inglis; Mar- • ried Ladies: 1st Catherine Myers, 2nd Elsie MacKenzie. and 'Jean • MacKenzie (tied), 3rd Marion • Barrett and, Bertha MacKenzie (tied);. Sack Race: 1st Garry Mac- , Kenzie t ac•Kenzie:, 2nd tan MacKenzie, '3rd • Bill Barrett. • Take time •to'laugh it is the Music of the soul, Take time to think it is the source of power. • • N INNES MAKES WINS LINET IND GK T�NI BEANS.* ..SBEAN• AHD GIVES �(OU S. * . BEANS THAT ARE 10' TIS EASIER TO COMORE 1 no . tangling" Your '"". ,�._ No twisting, fnnesforms a windrow that resists the winds, ' yet is fight and fluffy • for faster drying, easier com" bining. Sifts out dirt and stones to reduce, tare, cut damage to. your combine.Places pods up on tov away from the soil toreduce spotting, •give you better quality beans. Eliminates: hand labor. Proved wherever beans are grown as the one sensible .method to harvest tleoivioiMiY REPtAcFtSII 040 • hbieS , t w •. Now : us+b' •: oxesisively on models ;merit for COOVEV011 all rotors. Ontle thorough trot '�",pr li oint tow.000103 CAPACITY-. . pick-up ,action, gust ono bdk aero • MI on Attica to 2. and 4.row models to. rsplsce s.hn;or. some for stralht-through .to . a 4, S. or ttrow or offset po itiooa" **Oro* -DoOles,eftWooty MOPELS a torn eta `Nr g. 4, •er seas in A* .te 40" . oisaiivar. •V• crod ole *add her :err f .. >K, a twill h► In4oa . te s zbnsrs o a1►r 0 1, ►.* H..f., :TURNER (ONTARIO) ) 01.I$NllMs A*rp with his tractor, and possibly. up. behind you, wouidret :It be a towing an implement of husband- good idea to` ave- the proper rig- ry$ . who is •travellin • at a: slower nal and pull over when lit is safe rate of speed. 'Bath these person's. • to do so 4.and:let' tom, traffic �• have the•right to use the bl way•• .Don't you think this could prevent; providing they are •obeying°sit ata accident T da., the laws.and regulations governing SO again i ask WANT 'To P : their movement on the highways, ` VENT AN ACCIDENT.)- But CCID ?NTBut when we, get behind one of To the impatient driver;(don':t ` these vehicles, .don't we alio have'' he),l.ask. - control your'tenmper a tendency, to get •impatient:. if use" deep tlaougla and.sider-• you do DON'T :. 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