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MGs. Petry Hodgins was hostess .
the W.M.S. meeting which
With the W . M• S'e
spurpose
hypo,'
�S�u �O �a led in
d the Scripture
r The word for the roll coil
Harvest" A .report was given.
the Executive meeting held in
church on Wednesday,
tuber 21st,
'psi Eon Robertson and Mrs.
ge Harkness were in charge of
hprogr in theme -"Co builder's"
ad•Watchmen in the city" which
is followed with a discussion on '
1,1eresublects. A ,summary was
en on each. of the six progr&ms
the members who . prepared
:;
kept, Mn, Harkness and Mrs. Rob
stook parr in a dialogue from
le study book.
The meeting closed .with. prayer •
ad hymn. Courtesy remarks
tap given and lunch served.
lucknow Units H
General. Meeting
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The second Meeting of the Ashfie-
id; Presbyterian C,.G.J,T. was held.
September 26th. The 'meeting open
ed With a hymn. it was followed by
the C. G.I.T. Hymn and Purpose,.
The scripture, meditation and pray
er were given by Donna Wylds:,
Co lectionand roil call were taken.
A hymn and the Benediction closed
this Part of the meeting.
The Business followed , What the
C,G.1,T, purpose meant wars dis-
cussed, Taps closed' the meeting,
The General Meeting of Lucknow
LC, W; was held in .the Church
'elloi ship room on September
Leat at 8, p . m . with an amend*
ince •of ,BT members. In the •absen-
e of the President, Mrs. Wharry,
heist Vice Pres: , Mrs. Harvey .
louston, was in. charge of the .,
noting. ' . h
Mrs. Stirling, - the new minister's
life was welcomed and presented
Q the members..
'A note of appreciation was read
from the W. I convention for
the kindness and courtesy extended
0 the visiting delegates -at the.
unae,of their .convention.
Mrs.: Mildred Cameron reported
fiom the presbyterial on the need
for good'used clothing. f ce Over
yeas Relief,. and asked that it be'
In good, repair .
. An:invitation was received from.
Whitechurch W . A to attend their
Fhankoffering on October. 6th, at
2p.m. . '
Mrs. V. Hunter, 'as: Citizenship ',
and Social Service convener.,
poke on the needs for Books fore •
Dverseas: Help ::;'It. was decided to
place a box. irithe'church ,.and.1
request that'anyone having'suit-
lble books,': donate them for this.
use.' Books required are English
fiction; non-fiction classics,,.
iography., child-care' etc: espec�
ally high-school or.'.;iiniversity;
ilso-Children's stories; .
The:Thank-Offering; Meeting is ;
o be held .on NoVember;15th at •
!p.m... with Mrs. Belfry, the Pres-
pteriai Pres. from Walkerton as
guest: speaker.. Plans were made to
1o1
d the Annual me:,etng, in the
orm•of a pot -luck supper on Dee-
Imber 15th at 6:30 p.m. i'n the.: '
church -Fellowship room:
The.Stewardshi committee,
kith. Mrs.' Elwin Hall as•c o•.. nvever;
rad charge of the following prog
nm. A'.hyinn wax sung., Scripture
4s read .by• lyttas Ada Webster , •
blloYw'ed by .prayer by Mrs. E:
la11, The .meditation was given
Mrs. Robert Finlay . The offer
hg was received and dedicated by
Miss Oa Webster and Mrs.. W.B,
nderson. A/sk.it on Stewardship
as presented by Mrs. E. Hall,
s. Bob:'Finlay, Mrs: SarnfAlton
nd Miss Ada Webster. A "duet"In
e Garden" by Mrs. lack McKlm
nd.Mrs. Don `Dennis was much.
,ppreciated . A reading; "The
Steward" by Mrs;' Sam Altdn
:oncluded the 'program;
d`Mrs. llcuston spoke briefly; and
osed the rneetingby repeating
he M'izpah:be:nedtcti on. $
Susan Park Is
C.G.I.T. President
,A meeting of the Dungannon •
United Church C. G.1,T.. was held
Wednesday, September 28th at
'7;30 in the basement of the Dung- .
annoy United Church: The leaders
•this year are Mrs. Ivan Rivett and
Mrs. Bob Jefferson.. .
. Susan Park wax elected• as presi-
dent, Anne Errington,: vice'Pres.
Martha ,Eedy secretary, Marsha
Hodges, treasurer, Barbara Blake:'
press reporter and 'Karen Riven.
pianist..'; . ,• •
Mrs Yvan Rivett gave' a reading
called"While Shape are.You In?"
Worship service was held and the
Meeting closed, with Taps..
•
•
Chalmers C.O.C.
+Chalmers C;.O..C. held`their
October. meeting on Sunday •during
church service in the.church
school item.. The president, Janie
Laidlaw opened the meeting and
gave the• call, to worship. All
sang, the C.0.•C...Hymn and re-'
peated; the -Lord's Prayer in .unison.
• The Scripture was. read by.
Debbie Reynolds, :The minutes'.
were read by Doris • crasher , The.
roll call was answered by 'Some-
thing . for' which we are 'thankful...
The offering. was received by Lori
Purdon and the offering Prayer
was. given by Douglas Ross ;
T-he-theme-of•.the meeti =was_
"Be.ye`Doers of the Word and not,
Hearers Only" The: PrimaryStory .
was given by Mts.. Earl` Caslick..•
The Senior,•story "George and the
Chinese Lady" was supervised by
Mrs. lough .Simpson, who had Mary
Lou Wall. ' Doris 'Fisher., Paul Laid.
law 'and'Darlene Simpson each
read a portion. The.; closing prayer
was 'given by Mary, Loin Wall:
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1angside C000 ,. 4e1d Their Inst
Meeting on Sunday October 2,
with Freddy de Boer as president..
The call, to worship WA* given by
the leader .Mrs. Chas. Tiffin. The.
Scripture lesson Was read•by Ken'
Scott with,prayer by Brian Wall.,.
The Minutes of the last meeting
were read by Agnes Conley, The
offering'was taken by Many
Young with prayer by :Ross Moffat,.
A donation from this offering will
be sent to Children's Aid Society
at. Walkerton. Interesting letters
were read from children.in San
Salvador thanking Langsside.C,O.0
for sending a softball for.them with
lvirs.,• Richardson: Last 'year a 'stone
tied' in.,a .sock served as a ball so
they were quite pleased to have a
real'ball to,play. with.
The. last chapter of the Study
Book. was given by Mrs. George
Conlan. The leaders, Mrs,. Chas.
Tiffin, ,-Mrs. George Conlan 'and
IVirs. 'George Young tested the
members on the. names of the
parables studied at C. p C, Carolyn
MacGillivray was. pianist for the
C.; C. 'meetings.;
Mrs, 'Philip. Steer visited last week
with her daughter Mrs. Donald Belo:
Mr, Bell and family at Toronto.;
Mrs. Steer who is convalescing
after surgery will begin' work -at
the Nursing Home this week.
•Mr., and Mrs. Jim Ross and Miss:
Margaret Moffat of Toronto spent
the 'week -end with Miss Emma •
Richardson and Graham Moffat..
Mr. and Mrs. garish Moffat of
W ingharn visited at the same home
On Sunday..
Ken Young, Tharnesford . spent
the week -end at the hom e of his:
parents Mr'. and Mrs. . Clifford
Young
Barbara McQuillin of Toronto
spenr the week -end with her par
ents; Mr:: and Mr's, .Disk McQuill
in.
Mr. Wand Mrs Wes Young
attended the golden' wedding of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Reid of Tiverton; .
Mas: Young -iv a, niece: of Mr Reid:
Hilda •de Boer, 5 year old Baugh- '
ter of Mr. •and Mrs. Peter de Boer
was at London'ori Tuesday to see
- an.:eye-specialist: •
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' .Mr., , and Mrs . Andrew. Gaunt "were
!'Sunday visitors with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Sherwood in Goderieh.
BORN In . W ingtiam and, District
,Hos ital on Se tember 30th to Mr.
sand Mrs: Dan; Rose (Ruth Webb) a.
daughter a sister for David and
Alison . , Congratulations.
Justa reminder of the• W.,1 meet-
ing on Thursday evening at 8;30
in the hall. Mrs. Harold Cooper
will demonstrate invisible mending
Recent visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
Fred McQuillin were Mt.' and Mrs:
Harold Scott of Kitchener; Mr, and
Mrs. Barry McQuillln.and Jill of
Hespler Mrs. Boy McQuillinSr. •
of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mc'-
Quillin: of Thornhill; Mr., and Mrs:
Carman McQuillin of Guelph and
:Miss Beatr ice and Wm. McQuilin.
Rev. .Rod. MacLe�d.
Is Guest Speaker
The ladies -of the'Lueknow 'Pres
byterian Congregation were guests
of the Evening Auxiliary at their
annual pot luck supper held in the
Sunday Schoolloom•on Tuesday.
evening with forty ,gone ladies pre
sent, Mrs, Noble.J4hnston, who
was in the chair, opened the nieet-
[ng with the.:Call to Worship and
prayer; Following the opening
hymn, Mrs.. Robert Mackenzie .
read Psalm 100 and gave .the med,�
itation '"Count your. Blessings
A. tetter was read frorn •the exec"-,
utive of the '"Grey -truce Women's
I'nstitute A•rea"' thanking the church
lad' as for .catering to the Convent-
• iLl held 'her'e. A letter was read
from the Auxiliary's adopted son
in India•,
A duet - "God will take care of
you" by Mrs. StuartJamiesontand,'
Mrs. Bill Gibson was much enjoy-
ed.
'Guest Speaker was --Rev. Rod.
MacLeod,.who gave a very interest-
ing talk on his recent trip to Scot-
land.
cot-land: ' One •of the highlights of the
trip was a visit to•St. Gleet Cath
ederal in Edinburgh., where John ,.
Knox and Andrew Melville ;played
a very important part in the Refor-
mation . There isstill a great dep—
th of religious faith in Scotland.
The meeting closed with a hymn
and prayer by Mrs.' Austin !Jorge..
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Mr..and Mrs.. lint Mock and:
Bonnie Dannie, • Catherine. Carol
and John of Harriston were Sttndtity
visitors with Mr ,and'tefrs. Ctrl
Weber and famikly.
Mr. •and..Mri Ztrari'Laidlaw and
Janet and Herb Laidlaw 'were'Sun-
day visitors with .Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Crowston.:and family of
Chatham
The U.C.W. are holding their
Thankoffering Meeting in the
church at 2.3t. on Wednesday. Oet-:
ober 5 Rev. Stirling of Lucknow
will be guest speaker r Lucknow
and St. Helens IJ.C.W. 'and. White
church W.M.S. will be ,guests;'
Mr . and Mrs. ,Carl. Weber. 'Anne,
Marlene and Clair, attended St Oh
ening on.Friday evening .at, the.
bottle of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cha
Embers of •Harron for the newly
w, Mr. and >Ivlrsw.;8illl Chambers
The United. Church` services .forr.
next Sundaiy, October ` 'a
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it 10 a;tn.
Mr. and Mrs. Tobias:401# ref
Milverton, Mrs.:8111 'Gi rsR.
Rhonda Billie and Gregory of Ludt
now Iwere Sunday v shore, lwith:'Mr.
and Mrs. George I`iattoer.. ''
To celebrate Kevin Falcon's
birthday, Mr. and. Mrs, `Wes y
Tiffin and Mrs, Cecil Falcon`
spent the Weekend with his err
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