HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-10-19, Page 10'ri4E ;LUCKNOW $NNTINEL, li tUCKN W.. ON I ANIO
Blokes (KWLadies• Slakes H.'C. C.W. held their +tom'-
'� Strngober meeting Tuesday evening in
the church. The theme ,for the
meeting was "Thanksgiving" 'Mrs,
Wm. Andrew had'Chatge of the
d'Re r= •arid opened with the call
to worship and a• suitable hymn,
followed by prayer. Mrs, 'Hugh
wry read the scripture lesson
The nett chapter of the study
Istseltd"When the Missionaries
.arrive in Omar Was taken by
• Mrs, Ezra ;Scholtz led 9dn Pre er , leek BerSe>d. MTS. Howard
' eluding wrath _ peat the lis ',Make gawe , cry irate Testi g read-
• Prayer n meson, The Scripttue
'was head; by Mrs., Elwood oalrot . ° _, g ,
.. • i ''� sey"'s report was given
The meditation as em by Mrs.., didi lose t, , ;,call was7answtred b
Th who stewed a'�il
• � • `l�`su'dlc wilt nine tnembe
'thin werk together for good to . 3
Ili/eft/it:, 1,yeryone was rrtnnded of
o will serve G )d, ' • .the sb , eeeial to be held at the
m
ecluded w the Poo!), Nalte, 'October 25th, morning and..
"Sdanebndris. Mrsd Russel churusn afters. s. Andrew 'dosed the,
gave t trading, "Steri iffy and lei'
• . meeting waw prayers'
in pray. -Mrs. Mitchell a ain-.
• ' id what a thank 'c ftsitng is and
means. Mts. Clifford Laidlaw and.
Elmer Sleightivolin received
the offering wheal as cat . -
by Mrs, Misch . •
St.. lielems 11..C.V. were
race and. Miss W Rutherford
gave.; a teadiu '"bei me gig
' Men' a" ..• . '
f Whiiteuirch News)
The U,C.Irds, held their Thank-
',fain
hank-Of ing meeting Wednesday, after-
? n the chum. ?beautified by
baskets of gladiolas aaddahlias
Which gave ane a feeling of ante 1.
beauty., Mrs, Georgie Mitchell pre -
Sided and gave the call to Wetrdsiess
All repeated Psalm 96 in unison
The guest mer. Rev. Stirl
daddicnew was ia3tr`odlaoed' by Re
'W' s of S. Hens.s Reeds
Stirling's .'message was basedma .
What sipeS.Chtlialanity Meant'
it is. Our Onistianfaith rit='be,
Strengthened dough restnend
ofd i stn telae •'Crossd of is ' - .
d erg' and endurant. est di
cold an Al rat loges ,a 31 we dais
to identify comes;with the .tom
ion petap1e , and express love to
Them- The Cross represents marl to
man" end Mans relation to: God it
:is a.• hal lenge to become a miss-.
ataxy for Christ. Rev. Stiirling wa
thamked by Isdn. Mit i 1.
• The Whitechurch W M. S. men . Unit 3 of Llie111607 U C.W:, met
on . , afternoon at the borne
;Deas vete }�� and Mrs, Andrew ��
Gaunt sang a 'solo accompanied d .pa n of M. Thnas Hackett with .an
attendance of IT ied 3 visitors.
The theme for t%3e'iing was
nanksgivingdwithsthe ro.11 call
'Something for which 1 am tbanklu
In the absence'ofothe President,..
Mrs. Donald C. Maclntyre was
hostess to South Kinloss W... S, at
her home QB Wednesday October
5. The regular monthly meeting
was combined with the.Pall Thank
offering Meeting, and Mrs, 1.ra •
Dickie introduced the guest speak-
er Mrs. Sep Malda of Winghant. .
She gave .a most timely acrd interes
ring talk .on the Reformation, and
the life of Martin Luther. Our
freedom to studythe Scriptures and
to base our beliefs on its precepts
and promises is one of our greatest.
blessings. and worth pondering upon
at this Season of Thanksgiving.,
Mrs. Ted Collyer who war a �.
director of the meeting thanked
Mrs. Maida and presented her. ' with
a remembrance,. ,
Mrs. Gib. Hamilton presided for,
the meeting and .Mrs, Lloyd "Mac
Dougall read Minutes and corresp"
'ondenee, :also Thank Yco notes, A
invitation was received from Kin-
lough to attend their W.M.S. mee
ting. The Bible Study was Chapter
2 of Pauls letter to the Ephesians
.and. the roll call answered with*
versecontaining the, word Peace.
Mrs, Sandy.MacLeed and Mrs.
Harry sang a duet accompan*
led by Mrs. Bruce l armilton. .
thanksgiving reading was by
Mrs, Evan Keith and Mrs, Annie
•Maclntyre Collected Glad Tidings
subscription fees.. Hostess and Air-
ectort served luaeh, '
Next meeting Willie held at the
borne ofthe President, Mrs. Gib
Hamilton..
Ashfie.1d C'.G.i:T.s•.
• The Srd ung of the °Asliieid
• terbre C,G.I:T. was 'held •
Orro3nes Udl. 'Tine, tneettrtg opened
w a• hysam, it was followed by th':
.G�I.T. Purpose' and " y a . The, •
was taken, followedby the
a �f tan ager e. �..5_a; ,
eatationa Payer were given
ChrisdineVarlennard A hymn
and thediaon closed this part
of the 't, n
The .Busi s'vaned willb tete
-
3 t ss rep= , .iii 's reprxt
C.G.1.T, .Mide es
ere diseussett erpen session
followed.
Therne Sig a osed with
the piano by l.4 3a'uston Conn:
: ucknow. Il. C, W . were •also ate att-
tndanee . • 7 -
Pees .George Matcaell closed the
meeting with , prayer. I4`ll wage iii`''
faxed Id zbe'Sunda ;d lio& damn s[Mrs Ross Com,, the `vice -press
yideal i►++lrS. Catherine; MacDonald
where the hostess branch served re- i "
beihmetits and 1.1 saciaa time .was rook charge.of the meeting. The
l weer ng opened . With a .lryinn, •
'dfellbeter' by prayer.
t` The mentheri were rremindtd of
the Thanksgiving #neem to be.
held ori Wednesday. October 5th ax
''.Whitechurch. Also the Presbytery:
'Fall Rally to.. be .heldi on Octobe
hath at Paisleys • .
The treasurer reported :a balance
' of • S843 . S3 An ,appe_a„ fir Books
fed Overseas wa, k 'Was received and
Members were asked To bring these
the. Stratford Turnery trasetizig the church , . < •
orlerirh , Oetriber 19tis *Jai d
r p Tlgr'at€'. was in Aga: o? Mrs
' picture to of•Bish
� and � �' of
txly°s viii: toS : MaTy's. Churtb . spoke air; her z r tr'Newfoundland'
in 19$2administer the Sacra- this surnmei- and told us Bbd the
.insert of Confirmation, foz.rhe coni'
•w L. Centennial scrapbook. : Also Mrs Ross Sriielh entertaineri
A, gii•' ed" a wh prayer' boos / • elln> o • h.�.• trap oterse.,;as i '.
Was ra'resented to Mrs. , McQnill-• iaeddiiC; ' S: n dartr Orn iede
at for her daught Sii�. la., In Wi• g- •g
Mr= r -.ay lo; had:.a;reaain'st< :Or
recognition T ° ogni o. heT a.r meaner ' the fire `hamoggvtane The Nattnri
w
i ^know Dista I:: Hieb School . q p
., a. Antiwar, as~.Newfaalnrd3attt'. way
Jirr '`':)Wont L VMS caned up01 sum 151. ded lir add mud ddedi,
to report what informs ti er., be had '.•
gated at theturgic..d. 'Zanier. -.pec ar.t vio it cn
etn..e trek re:.enth it Land= : aasri` had Wilma lied ret
bL� cl ij1 yit takers •.�iilifi. i t.r 4 mite n rd .
• . iuro:1 u < p�
.ar...,rs Iry ,+�. }� a �'�.i�i�.`�i ,. ��a'�4•�i. • �;r: ,L�-•'a�*•
d s +i� nnti s re a` tr i.� dins is t'L�
+yy y' ��11` �yyF f� +� �y �w� ,Yy Y °• . A lta�rs w ma.:n �. r L
tlJA.ai'"yor E . :Satter i:E the �ici ' o• duce .. a. ,IW', p�.C,t= .
J att��4. y�,�y y +�.� �•y ,•q � �beglur�_..y �aRt.�... sq�Wx�. yry �.�,�,.� yc
ire. t VC:7 +W 11v=.�i4. he 3X!►eestin • 4atiz `ser :.. D4+Y.�i.k.<el 4 ii. °t'iti: r -t.✓ L+�:4'
h �vay.. a aJ..tra .e8.
11.117 d 'k'a 7 5C,7y, t a'o ,"6105"." it 'i:,a.11s a;. ♦ ""' r"r'
i' 'assisted -, �., . 721 .ate �► �. � �eatd .
b Mrs. :%z~ro:*w a�a ~.wit.
The. League Pryer and Prayers
fat the Pope opened the Or%r
meeting, .An•i3nvitatiain to attene3 •
was deeded to subanit the :oitit'.l�lzan, Nis:. 'Thomas Hide
a'nd 2 rs : Cumming, Mrs. M'rrKi.=
Unit 4 Lucknow UC1N
Unit 4 held the October. meeting
Tuesday, October 4 at thehome
of Mrs. G, Jardine with 19 memb-
ers and 2 visitors present . Mrs, J. •
Pritchard .opened the meeting and,.
assisted by Mrs. G• Morrison and
Mrs. ,.C.- Crawford, • held the devot-
ional period:,
Andy Anderson and Ricky
Pritchard'favored with a musical ,
number: Mss H. •Thompson• gave
a teadrng on Thanksgiving, The' •
guest- speaker, Mrs. R. Shields so
ably conducted a chapter on,the
study: Book , God. and : His Purpose.
Mrs. .Montgomery discussed :'a
chapter on Brazil, '
Business was then taken over by
Mrs. Montgomery. Books are being
collected., for overseas, any to be
left in church, basement; Mrs. B.
Finlay read ..an ,article on
Stewardship. The F'11 .Rally is to
be held at Chalmer Church, Oct-
ober
et-ober 6. ThankOffering••November'
15 in 'alar own church and the A nnu -
al ,int Luck Supper Meeting. Dec-,
ember 15 : • Some 'helpfor the nuts-
ery was 'obtained. Mrs.Arnold and
lsdiss M. Rae gave their flames to. ,
go to Whitechurch Thank .Offering.
October 5. The meeting closed
with a hymn and the Mizpah bene-
diction. ,A friendly half hour was
Vein over a lovely lunch.
.Units LucknpyiUCW
Mrs. .Gordon Brooks gas hostess"'
for the October . meeting, Mrs.
Jessie A llin< took' charge of the de-
irotional and took Tbanksgiviug as
her theme. She said the: Psalms
were oustanding in their theme •as •
giving .thanks to God.' for his Mercy.
'Also many of there. were songs.
told of the many musical ' nstrume-
tits used to accompany the :singing
of the psalms.
Mrs. J.. McTavish; •Mrs. Wm.
Bolt,Mrs.• L Ritchie, Mrs. B.
Irwin; Mrs,. E. Hall,'Mrs.. J. 'Alin
and .Mrs. H. Webster took.part.n
the devotional.
Readings on Autumn were given
by Mrs.. J', :Boyle and Mrs. G.
Brooks.
Mrs G :Johnstone -took -as the
topic , the splendid article in this
months Readers; Digest . sn
Interview with Dr. Harry .Emerson
Fosdick , "W,hose • God is dead? -Dr.
Fosdick agrees we should. discard
•some of our early conceptions of
God.. But we find Gdsd and come
;close to him wherever there: is
beauty. love and truth.
Mrs. 1i' : Campbell . offered, pray-
er-' and took :charge Of the. b siiiets
Mgrs. E., Hall gave :a reading ori-..
Christian Stewardship of.e.
Several members offered:their
servicesfor 'the church nunery..
Books are requested: far overseas
and may be, left in the carton
provided. for there in the church.
The Thank offering ;meeting will •
be November 15. A hurnn and pray
er c-Imed the meeting.
WIDNIE$DAY, OCToe
employment
At FIigh leVe
Employment• opportur
area .serviced by .the W
Cauda Manpower def,
ued to be very numeroi
the month of Se tembe
Mr• Ernest Stuart, 'offifi
There were 361 job vac
available through this
with 245 of these being
• and 85' for women NT
ember 63 men and 35 'I
were placed in employi
Canada Manpower cen
ertost.
On the 30th Septeriibei
B8 unemployed males
employed females regia
ernpl%yment. This s a
of 18 ffrrom the nurr.ber r
at the end of August.
As of the 30th. Se.ptern
Canada Manpower .Cent
fob vacancies fo en 4
.vacancies for di...Oiser
The Walkerton , C: anad,
Centre ,services the out
Bruce County arid die tr
Bentinck, Egr''err.o^t
Glet:eig in Gre ti r z=.::rty
tniit 1 Luckno
. s Unit 1Qf the'1 ..Lrn
'met at; the' horse -off; Mi
Webster for the ds tobe
at Willa MTS. i:'
The Meeting ops reed M.
and prayer of T a :! Rri
The/roll s�
. call s. a: a
embers and -1 ,.':tor.
urea. reported : sd ; e
quarters. hirs.
of the Christian :.set
•fttee , reported or the:
Canadian lndia ear
are being pro r.o:e,: de:
Jan Women and' : Aose
nationalities ;or .,seder
+demar ding . " 'o: .ss,
askedlor recent :cc,;s:
beijused
. in(�tscoc:! c, er
�1'
isd tr 7L.'to
the• programa e $:4. rea
etre lesson the r ars u,
and Jesus.
t Mrs,'.inr. s: Adseds
loth :chapter cr :'e St...
dealing with the c e:
brotiddit_ into.t „ ..earls
me Holy Spix* dda
restdWg;
M. a •'H
p the prd -ra
Urit2L& VON•
TheOcrober meeting• of Unit: 2
of the U C. W. was held on Tues-
day, ,October 4th at' the horse, of
Mas, Vernou Hubter.'With 22' mem-
bers and 3 visitors presem
Mrs s Steve Stothers presided and
opened the meeting 'with the hymn
"Sing to the Lard.pf"Harvest" . The
roll call was :answered with a Than-
ksgiving Verse.
• An invitation to the Tbankofferth
mfg it Whitechurch cm October
Btin
and a letter of appreciation for
the Meals servedto the .Wo erds
Mute Area Convention were,
-.read: Members were requested :to
donate any good used ' books.
. hits. Laverence llaclend presided
for the .program and opined with ,a •
Call to Worslifp and the hymns
'Cane, ye thankful people . come.
The Scrig tune lesson was read bt
' Mrs. Les he,stch . Mrs. 'Maoleod
wM
gave the: ' ie ita ip t followed y
teaditrg " Autn" .wpas given bar
Mrs. darned! Hunker. Mrs Harvey'..
Honston: 1114 1 era -hard Ackderd,
fesdnired with. I;Tt appropriate duet.
wait :#^:.i1%rc od gam:
'�...£ium. in is= pieaddrig Mar
a,-
s . gon
ave. mars thou rs r rimier
` The .{r,,as
sanded, tss Mrs. Isstactis
eaaagr2 r:vcr. b%' ]`. s..
+ itrn • he i'E'eet na t o- •
:demist
ec• Witt Me Mr:spats
neii: i luno .wtn5S t, ed • dd•'st-s
Hume- sand the .°a*w.w;^:date
The W . A :.Met ixa` iht
afternoon;at:'the home of Mrs.
Jim Smith wbc _also presided,. Mrs
Genre/isle Idair read the Scripture
and prayers followed.' The Medit-
ation
ed t -noon' was read by Miss May Boyle
from the Living Message from an
article on the story of M s.•l s-
et Battersby (the. farmer Mrs. '
A . is Calder past blOcisan
iaresidenr. . A it eitatioIa was'
aeoepted .'to attend the
tan "ItaAk offering nheeting on..
Wednesday, October 191h. idlers
Mrs. Clayton Edwards of Godericb
will be pest sperm; .A card was
read from the Rt. Rev, W.A. •
Townshend and favi y in reply.
toa sympathy . card Which had.
been sent4t¢i them in their recent
bere.avet nt.• living Messages •
and bulletins are to be reordered
and the missionary 'Pledge will be
sera away. Ea ehfldrep":s pydatrias
are needed for winner. Imes wdll
St packed at the November trieet-
mg to be held 'its , the home of Mr
Howard Thompson . This The
adz
by.��C, the businessmee ung. �Y he
te:.et,�i9A4_ rli �m d with F1aVeri ..
Bert ? ncrolsos; gave the cares)
Ter arks• and lunch WAS served In
the hostess n isisted bti° Mrs.
WIlliarr: Cod Coand' Miry Mid' Boyle.
A bale, quilt was garilred iduriC: the
afte tutso s
the
Anxillara tr e.;
sevice. l+�.rr :a'
red the 'ranee....., s- :
all repeatsrns is t ' A
Of •the ; :Some^ K
with prayer;, i sd.dd
sang. 'MTS. s des,
Bible iS.tud�:i
ro11 ch i., a .
'r 'te
The ratnidt.
meeting w err • !CI+
iiia#col .>
ed a . read " Y '
anf seeitint
neer "'ban - -,;
tae Gnat w' : ' = =
. bw
er in
Hywas, ;
CT Circ is ..'�' •.
ir�ys..
Ste•..:
.l♦}�inen reds'
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the meet.: .