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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Present .Fins, Plan Cen#ennial Projects
And Entertainment At Pinecrest Manor
.:
Mrs.. •Graydon:'Ritchie held the
February 8th meeting of. the -Zion=
U.C.W. at her home with 24
members., '5 visitors and 3 child`
ten present !toll ' call. was
•answered with a..Yalentine verse,
President,. Mrs. Frank Ritchie
opened the Devotional which
Was taken by 'Mrs. John Gardner
with .the Scripture on Exodus by
Mrs.. Eldon Ritchie. A chapter.
from the study book on.Brazil was
given by Mrs. -Wm. 'G., Hunter.
Mrs. - Russell, Swanave a ieadin
g g
"She', and.a Bible quiz :: on the '
Parables. Mrs., Charles. Wilkins.•
'conducted the Bible study on' The
Apostolic Community from Jesus
Christ and the Chrisiian-.Life
book;. closing with a prayer.
Report on •the January ,shutans, ! '
'was .given:.by Mrs. Robert helm
The visitors for February are 'Mrs
.
Alan Barger `arid Mrs. Charles
Anderson.. The President :received'
word that the Zion U. C.W. was,
to entertain the patients at the •
Pinecrest' Manor.Home for the •
month of:Apnl'. A• committee was
'Planned and'to•divide in four •
groups -';Mrs. John Gardner Mrs
Gordon. Kirkland', Mrs.. Wrp'. G.
:Hunter : and Mrs. Tim .Hunter.
A •number will be',given by Mrs.,
Islam Religion
Is Y.P.S. Topic
South ,Kinloss Young:People net
Sunday. evening, February 12th- at
the home of Mr, and'Mrs. Currie`
Colwell. The meeting opened
with a "Get' Acquainted Contest"...
Bible names' were'. written' On hearts
and.placed on backs and each
member had to: guess. who he or
she .was'. Hymn 541`was sung with
accompaniment played: by Brian
Keith .on the accordian followed.
by 'prayer by Ardonna MacIntyre .
The next :meeting was planned •
for February 26 which will bea
musical night held: in the church
with.Whitechurch Y.P.S. as
guests.' Each member to bring a
musical instrument to. this -meet-
ing: •
The secretary was asked to write
• the Presbyterial Secretary re
the. Easter Rally. A sleigh riding
party •was planned for `February
18th at Dickies.'
Mrs. Bruce'Hamilton gave a very
interesting'talk on the Islam relig
--ion-with members asking quest--
• ions.' She was thanked by the. Pres
ident Jim MacKinnon: Mrs. Evan
Keith .gave the 'Bible Study,;
"Love"' based of 1 Corinthians 13
and the roll 'call was answered by
a Bible verse with .the 'word "love"
The offertory prayer was taken•by
Bruce.C•olwell. Ardonna'MacIntyre
had prepared an interesting paper.'
• on St. .Valentine's Day, its origin
and custorns. The hostess wase
thanked and closing prayer given
by Anne Graham,
Conveners' Ardonna MacIntyre,
Brian Keith and •the hostess served
a tasty lunch'
• Eunice Dunsmu. ir.. on the programs
'at the World's 'Day of Prayer,
February, 10th at Mrs. Kaiser's. A
lunch committee was appointed
for that Day, .
The Spring meeting of the U..C.,.
W. Presbyterial: is to be held on '
February gist at Wingharn with..
delegates appointed being Mrs.
Frank Ritchie,, Mrs. Pete Cook,
Mrs. Robert Helm , Mrs. Marshall
Gibson and Mrs. Allan. Ritchie. It
was moved, .that: the special
Centennial Observer ,be paid.
Thank you notes were read from.
Mrs. Lloyd Hunter' and Mrs. D.A..
Hackett.
Centennial:projects were discuss
P
ed. Members .are searching for
the ,cost of making a Zion Cook
book: A friendship quilt is being
welleprojects
started as as other p �e r roj cts
in mind for. the .year.
Mrs,.. • Gordon• Kirkland handed
out material, for supply work,
which consisted of diapers', jacket
2 crib quilts ,and nighties to be
• made:up.:,
Mrs: Wm. G. Hunter. and' Mrs.
Pete Cook: made a presentation of
a gift of a pin to 'each.' of the four
members ;who have moved away.
Mrs. Earl Swan; Mrs. Wesley.;
Ritchie. Mrs. Graydon Ritchie • and
Mrs;. Eunice :Dunsmuir who re-
ceived these pins' will wear 'them'
at the U.•C :W.• meetings. Each
expressed their. thanks.
The Zion U. C.W. are booked
for catering at .a Lions meeting in
February. The March 9th meet-
ing is to be held on Thursday at
the home •of Mrs. ,Frank Ritchie.
Mrs Kaiser closed with [Drayer.
Lunch was served by the hostess,
and Mrs.. Eldon Ritchie and Mrs:,
Jim Hunter..,:
Kin lough Observes
"Day : Of 'Prarer"•
The World Day of Prayer service
was held in'.the. Anglican. Church :
on'Friday afternoon. Mrs. Arthur
Haldenby.and Mrs.' George Hald-
enby were ushers. The theme.'
"And of His Kingdom there shall
.be no end": was prepared by, the
Iate.•Queen'Salote of the Tonga
•Islands .in the South' Pacific. Miss •
May Boyle who was key woman
• presided and welcomed the ladies
and took. they part of the -first leader
Mrs.. Torn. MacDonald the 2nd
:lewder; Mrs. ,Frank Mauldenthe
3rd, .Mrs; Walter Breckles•the; 4th
and Mrs. Roy Schneller.the 5th:
Mrs.°Harold Haldenby favoured '
with. a ;solo ":How Great Thou Art" ..
Mrs, .Ezra Stanley led in,prayer.
.The 'address on the theme was. .
given by Miss May Boyle. Mrs,
George Graham and Mrs, 'Harold '
Haldenby 'received the offering and
the dedication prayer was repeated
Mrs. Bert Nicholson.offered a,
prayer :for the 'bereaved family in
the community which -was followed
by the benediction.
The order of service was followed
throughout and Miss Edna Boyle
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Speaker At World
Day Of Pr�yer:
WHITECHURCH' NEWS
The Worlds Day of Prayer Service
was herd in the United;. Church at
2:30 on Friday with an attendance.
of 26' ladies.
' Mrs. Garnet Farrier gave the
organ prelude and,was :the 1st.
;Leader. Mrs. Victor Emerson
was the second leader with those
taking the voice part being Mrs �'•
Groskorth, •Mrs. Earl. Caslick,'
Mrs. Dawson Craig and Mrs. Carl
Weber: •
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Mrs. Do n Ross ,gave a piano solo'
"Sweet Hour of Prayer Mrs. Carl'
Weber .gave a Meditation on the ••
Kingdom
Within the life 'span of many" who•'
share in the'Da.y of Prayer more
thrones have tottered , more
kingdoms haye come to theirend
than in any, other period of history.
How wonderful there should come
this word .of Scripture that the King,
dom of Christ shall' never pass away
Our task is' to live 'in the present
life 'of eternal, quality' in the glad
was organist.
The service will be held'in the '
Pentecostal Church next year.
assurance, that, Jesus: shall telgn
where'er the sun doth his -successive
journeys run. His. Kingdom stretch
frona. ,shore' to shore till suns shall
rise and set no more; •Thus wecan
help to, bring that Kingdom; which,
:shall have. no 'end.
The' third- leader Mrs. Garnet
Farrier .and the fourth leader ,Mrs..
Russel Ross dealt. with phrophecy
attributes. of the: Kingdom.
Mrs. Donald Watt gave the
mggssage.. We are waiting for the
Kin dom of Goth when His will ,
• g.
shall be done,' when there will
be no more sorrow or strife but joy
and ,' righteousness,: In thinking of
the Kingdom of God: that is within
the person "of the peace and joy
God will give; to those who call on
His name.
The secret of Effective .Prayer.
Was illustrated by' the story of a
victam of polio. The communion
with God to receive peace and joy
was'illustrated by the story of a
Widow, who received rhes
•blessings when her husbandP • ed
away and she could ;truly. sing,
"What a friend we have in.'Jesus".
The offering was received by
Mrs. Albert'Coultes•and Mrs.
Clifford Laadlaw and dedicated by'
Mrs. Groskorth.
The report of the Keywoman,
P.
Mrs. Bill Rintoul for 1966 was
attendance 31, Collection 13:37:
The .newly appointed Key woman
for 1967 was Mrs. Clifford .Laid-
,'
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WEDNESDAY, FEB, 15th, 1967
Pay Of Prayer
AMBERLEY NEWS
The World°Day of'Prayer ser-
vice:washeld at St. Lukes Anr
lican church on Friday February
10. Despite road conditions 26
. ladies attended.: ' • .
Mrs. ,Morris Reid was; Key Wom-'
an for this year.
Mrs. Gordon Emmerton gave an
address on the . Theme and 'leaders
for the program•w•ere Mrs. Robert
Courtney, Mrs.,•.Reg .Godfrey and
Mrs, ,Elsner, Courtney ,
A .duet:by Mrs.. Elden Lowry and:::'.;,
Mrs. Perrin Lowry was accomp-
anied by Mrs. Jack Ernmerton. ^"
Key Woman for next year will ;
be Mrs.'J. Emmerton.
Ladies Guild
•AMBERLEY ,NEWS
The Ladies Guild .of' St. ;Lukes
Anglican church held their
meet ing on Thursday afternoon '•
of last week. Mrs,. Reg Godfrey
presided and Mrs. John,Scott, read..
e minutes and correspondence.
M r . J.. Em.merton gave the.
rapture reading' and after the
devotional period the ladies '',
spent the ;remainder of the after-
noon quilting. ' Mrs. John Scott
who was hostess served a delic
ious. lunch... Lenten service was
held in the evening with Rev: --:•
S. R.. Lupton conducting the,
service and leading in :a . .
discussion, on the Catechism.,,
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THE
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CORPORATION
EONIIENSED STATEMENT OF 'AFFAIRS.
31st DECEMBER ,1906
ASSETS:
HELD FOR DEPOSITORS, CERTIFICATE
HOLDERS AND SHAREHOLDER.S
Cash and secured Ioans
Government of Canada, Provincial
' and Municipal Bonds
Other bonds and debentures.
Stocks
Mortgages
Real Estate held for sale
Office Premises, equipment and. other 'assets 269,643
TOTAL, ASSETS 37,35.1;083
1966•
2,035,962 •
7,650.873
1,288,794
1;239,282
24,866,529
GUARANTEED TRUST ACCOUNT
$27,754,678
6,921,445.
Trust Certificates
Trust Deposits
TOTAL FUNDS IN TRUST GUARANTEED
BY THE STERLING TRUSTS CORPORATION '34,676,123
Other liabilities" ``' 84,461
Mortgage Reserve :' 275,000
TOTAL LIABILITIES 35,035,584
SHAREHOLDER'S EQUITY
Capital Stock issued
Reserve. Fund °
Unappropriated' Profits
SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY
TOTAL LIABILITIES' AND
,SHAREHOLDERS. EQUITY
ESTATES, TRUSTS'AND AGENCIES
• assets, finder"administration
AB1`L1TIES:
1,128,240
1,125,000
62,259'
2;315,499'
$37,351,083
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1965'
$ 1,364,048 •
7,391,545
1,292,397
998,520
22,417,646
10,638
285,769
33,760,563.
$24,549,885
6,559,729
31,109,614 .
95,282, ;
• 31,204,896.
1,128,240
1,375,000
52,427
2,555;667
$33,760,563
06,759,792 • $17,602,868.
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•Chairman of .the Board .•• President r enerai Manager
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