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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-08-23, Page 11WEDNESDAY AUGUST 123rd, .11167 THE I,UCKNOW .S,EPITINEL, t.4.CKNOW, ONTARIO. PAGE, • EL.EVEN Whitechurch UCW :WHITECHURCH NEWS Whitechurch U.C. W.. held their August meeting, on, Wednesday at, the home of ,Mrs. Michael .Ross, Bauevale.. Mrs, . Garnet Farrier gave a piano solo "Home Sweet. Home". Mr's. Elwood Groskotth•"ga. ve a reading House of Memories and demonstrated with a picture of a _ House, with windows which; as, they were opened, represented .a memory.The merriories were Sun- day School,, School, the old wood! trove, the coal; oil lamp, radio, friends, wedding and: family. The.. Roll. Call :was answered by each .member: showing an antique and; telling''what they knew about it. Mrs. Fred Tiffin read the, script-' ure.:•Mrs. Elwood Groskorth read a poem Home"., read' stories on "childhood memories and home life, tribute .to President Kennedy , stories and poems. Mrs. Dan Tiffin 'sang "Bless this House. A skit' "Shadows of the Past' • was given by.= Mrs. Elwood .Groskorth representing: 19'67 and MS. 'Fred ;Tiffin Mrs Dan Tiffin and Mrs. •Millari Moore were ladies of long ago. 'Mrs. ," Ben .McClenaghan gave .a poem Grandmother's religion. Mrs., Garnet Farrier; 1st Vice President presided for'the business ;in the'absende,ofthe. President, Mrs. Ezra Scholtz. The minutes `were read by•the secretary;, Mrs. Carl Weber and Mrs Albert Coul: tes, treasurer,.,gave her report. Plans were made to cater for a wedding ;September ",'2. The Offering was received. Get Well cards were signed by.all and sentto the folks' hospitalized': Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. Garnet Farrier, after. which she closed the meet`- ing with prayer:. Chalmers W/VIS WHITECHURCH NEWS The August meeting ofChalmers Presbyterian W. M.'S..was held on , Wednesday afternoon fat the home of Mrs,' Wallace corn. Words of welcome, the call to Worship, ..a ,,• poem "The quietness. of Prayer" and prayer .:was given by Mrs. ,Victor • °Emerson.All 'sang the, hymn- 'C'ome ye thankful, people"; with. Mrs. Johnston Conn' pianist.: , The Scripture Reading was .given • by `Mrs. Wallace Conn. ,Mrs..'Dave MacDonaldgave the meditation "The straight'gate and ,narrow''way" We have all'been caught up iir the winds of change froth, pioneer day's' with many .changes in the'right" direction, lessening tori. There are things as old as.the ;hills - the laws of nature; the storrn',• the sun; the rain, death., spring,and old guide posts. At all times' we should remember that all things whatso- ever ye would that men should do to your. do ye' even 40 to 'them` for straight is the'gate and narrow is the way which leadeth unto Life. ,-The minutes and correspondence were read' by the Secretary, Mrs. ' Russel Ross; The roll call:was answ- ered by 15 ladies giving a' .Bible reference•with ,the word "' Harvest" . The offering was received andthe prayer giveny Mrs. Robert Ross; A. 'The �� poemQuiet People was gtven by Mrs . Russel Rpss. 'Mrs. Victor. Emerson gave the' ' :topic "The Seven Dispensations" prepared by Mrs. George Fisher.. God has from timeto time chang- ed flis methods of dealingwith .7` Luckflow WMSHoId. Cefltennia..• :Meting • St. Helens t • Hold Picnic The afternoon auxiliary of the; Lucknow,W. M S, met on,August 2nd in the Church at 200 , o'clock There was'a .goodly att endance, not withstanding 'the . inclement weather. . This was the • Society's Centennial' meeting s� many of the ladies were out in .by gone costumes. The. ladies of Dun= gannon and also South Kinloss • Churches responded to' . their invitations. Mrs J.:. §truth conducted the • .meeting -with .Miss M. Malcolm • at the piano The meeting opened with prayer , after 'which . Psalm. 86 was Y sung.' Bible Stud was given g Mrs. J . Smith and Mrs'. J. ,Ernier= Son ave the .Meditation; Pra . erg Y followed by, Mrs, Wm. .'Porteous Y . A hymn ":was sung, 'followed' by the offering. The minutes read: h' Miss N. Malcolm' were; approved. The Rollall was answered b • cv each memberrepeating a• verse taken from the Book of ;Ha g g ai. `A' very .gg pleasing instrumental was: given by Miss Margaret Malcolm: The ;Hist ory of the L,ucknow W M. S; which 'was organized .in 1883 w.as given, " . byMrs.' M , . Henderson arid Was very Y interesting This *as: followed :with prayer by: Mts.. -N. :Johnston. The Guest Speaker,' Miss Dorothy. Douglas gave an account sof the $ Pre -Assembly ' meeting which: wass . held on the campus :at Queen's University in Kingston. The Theme of the Congress•Meeting was'"Man in God's World" This was very informative: The sin in of a hymclosed�,the g g n• meeting and a 'very tasty dinner was partaken; .,also:a social,half _ hour spent with the ladies before 'dispersing to their 'several homes...' Men Which divides human history into chapters or periods and each 'Of these is called a Dispensation. The first is •the Dispensation of 'innocency from the creation of man to his fall and: expulsion, from the Garden of Eden. The second. Dispensation of Conscience, and Sacrifice' is .froth. man's fall and' Expulsion from the garden to the.• Great. Flood; The third is.the Dispensation of Human `Government, from the Flood to the Confusiori of : Tongues at Babel. The "fourth is , the Dispensation of Promises from. the Call of Abram to the giving :Of the. Law at Sinai The fifth Dispen sation. of, Law (rani the giving of the. Law at Sinai to the death of Christ•at Calvary,: The sixth is of Grace Abounding - from the.; Crucifixion of Christ to His Second :Advent.. The seventh is of the Kingdom ,= from the second Advent Of Christ •to the judgment of the • Great White Throne. ` w, All,•eng g g a ed in a few moments of'silent."prayer for the sick folks. . `..A mission letter was read by Mrs. Albert McQuillan; The closing' prayer Was given by. Mrs. Emerson, 'LADIES AICD The Ladies Aid meeting was held with Mrs: Emerson presiding Mts. • Dave MacDonald, treasurer, reported a balance of $99.56. It; was decided to- pay Mrs. 4MacDon ald• for 'mowing the. manse lawn and a committee was appointed'' to • see about covering for the east windows of the manse: The hostess: , served lunch ,The August, meeting of St. Hel, en's United church Women was held at the home of Mrs, Harvey Carrick and took the form of 'a ,picnic. ' .11 The meeting was presided over by the President , Mrs. T. J. •Todd. The opening prayer was given by 'a' visitor. Sandy Irwin and: the scripture was read by Mrs.; Elwood Barbour', followed bya hymn. Readings were given by Mrs. Ross Err i gton entitled "God knows' .. Mr .'John Cameron "God isnIan's, World' ' 'and Mrs. Gordon Iv-tacPher-• • son "The best' part of a vacation" . This summer Beverley, Gail, Janet MacPherson .Debbie Erring- ton and :Bonnie Humphrey attended camp, at-Goderich . The_y_sang.-._. _ camp songs and Beverley MacPher- son told a story.'*Games and contests were ,.• enjoyed. Picnic lunch was served,to 10 "adults and. 15 children '. South Kinloss WAIS Fraser: MacKinnon was host- ess to South. Kinloss W. .S. on. Wednesday evening, `ltggust `9 with Mrs. Harold Austin and Mrs. "John Mowbray as Directors of the. meet- . ing. • Mrs Gilbert Hamilton resided' 1 P: and opened the service with pray- er raYer and Scripture reading. Mrs. Llo d,� MacDoug all read: minutes' Y and correspondence.. The Bible study was from Micah 4 -,aproph- etical tileme roph- etical-theme with the 'roll call'. answered with a verse with "Remnant" Mrs. Jim Burt had charge of the prayer circle. Mrs.. Y, ,John:-MowbraY had the study on • the: Presbyterian. Church 'and Mrs. Currie Colwell• showed colored, slideof The Centennial .meeting' held bythe' ocietYy . .,. Hostess.and ors served lunch t erve. and •a social time was. enjoyed.: • Wl-IITECHURCH Messengers WHITECHURCH NEWS The. Messengers held their meet- ing Sunday ‘in, the Sunday. School room during Church service. The president Milton. Purdon gave the call to Worship;'The hymn "Gentle Jesus" was. sung. Cathy Soloman read the Scripture•.' Prayer was given by Earl Thompson.' . • Ronnie Soloman, received the offer- ing which was dedicated: by Brenda Soloman. • • The .minutes were read by secre- tYY ar Cath Soloman. Theroll.cali • was answered: by 11. Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw gave the story from the Study. Book The meeting closed by all ,repeating the' Mizpah Gene diction. Langside W: M S' The.'ladies of the Langside Wom- en's'•Missionary Society met:on Thursday, August 10 atthe church,. • The call to worship,, given by the --Pr'esidenta, Mrs. Charlie Tiffin,, •followed by everyone repeating the W.M.S. purpose. The Scripture Reading.was. read by Mrs; Georg a Young. The coedit - g . ' ation: "Neighboring' was given:by Mrs. :Lloyd' Moffat followed with Prayer by Miss` Emma :Richardson The roll call was answered with a. verse of Scripture.containing the word "Harvest Mrs.LloYd °Moffat 'offered heri• home for the, September meeting:, also Offered to prepare the Progg • ram.. A • reading "The Emrnanuas Road".. wass iven bY Y :Mrs. Orr. Hymn 541. $ Stand: Up, Stand Up for Jesus".was sung and was followed .with a'read- ing on the origin of this .Hymn by ., Mrs. Charlie Tiffin, closing with the benediction Mrs. George Young and Mrs... Ch 'r i ' Bch a 1 e Tiffin hen served l.un h to .the ladies and•a social time was spent. )unganno i The Wotnen 's Missionary Society" of Erskine Presbyterian Church, Dunganon held their meeting at the home ,of :Mrs. 'Albert Taylor, with Mrs.Will•Stewart presiding and' /Mrs. FrankJones at the piano; The meeting was -opened by the reading of Psalms:. and repeating the purpose .hirs. • Jatnes Wilson had, the devot- ional reading. the 53rd. Psalm, . Her topic was "Atheism in our Tirne' . . aiid was followed by prayer.. Roll call was answered by a fruit of the bible, Mrs. Jones read from the Study Book,. ,'The Church 'grows in Canada" : Miss Iva Carr gave the Glad Tit]; ings'review . Get well cards, were signed by members for Miss Jessie Oliver and :Mrs.; :Mason NtcAllister who -have both been ill and have been faithful, members. The meeting was closed with the Lord's,Prayer: Lunch was served by. the hostess•and her daughter Dor- othy. S•t..Jo•seph.'s Council fourteen ladies of St. Joseph's Council, :Kingsbridge .w were ,present at themonthly meeting held at. St . Joseph's School. Mrs. Carl; Reigling, president, thanked,; the ladies •for their help at the very successful garden party.. A 'ba;ke 'sale will *be .held after each Mass this Sunda August 2Oth... Corporal Conn -Minion will •,be, , held the first 'Friday evening of each month: A•box will be left at the back of.: the chnrcb to collect cards•and old nylons for the Ontario Ilospit al •WhiterP roject;s.were discussed. Two quilts are to be completed .. for a draw at the Christmas ..party ...lt was decided to:try and organize :study groups: in the nea r future.• '1he. meeting"was adjourned by Mrs;.. Jack, Tigeri . • During the�:social hour the "Myst.-, ery: Box"'was won by Mrs :, Joe Courtney .Drivers. age 16 to 24. were. involved '• in 74;500 accidents on Ont 'rio roads last, year -an in' :crease .Of 12 percent_ over 1965: Fatal acci dents ,claimed: 660 lives in this ,group—an '. increase of 10',percent since 1965. Yet statisticsshow that drivers who graduate from approved high. school driver training courses' have, fewer accidents far fewer traffic violations.' Thisear, about 275 "Ontario hi ... h : school•s will have driver instruction. y g, courses approved by the Ontario Department of Education.and the Ontario;; Department Transport. Th'ese.courses are tinder the'corttrol ofthe focal school board and prini p al and ocolotinteriere with regular schoolclasses If there, is a driver -train- ing program. river-train ing'program• in your school this fall, weicorne it. If pot, learn how your .r' School 'can get started 1 on• this lifesaving pro'- gram by completingand ADoass,. ". ... mailing thiS coupon. Please send .me information about high' • school driver -training courses;. - F To: Director of Safety Education, Highway Safety Brandh, OntarioDepartment,of Transport,;Queen's Park, r • Toronto 2, Ontario:" Fro : CIAG NSURANCE CO-OPERATORS INSURANCE ASSOCIATIONS OF GUELPH