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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-11-22, Page 111967 ... xi, .w '•t. WEDNESDAY' a HOY.. l211d, 116.7 :THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW ; ONTARIO. PAGE ,ELEVEN pine River UCW. Unit 1 AMBERLEY NEWS:. =" •,Pipe Lover U.C.W. •, Unit 1, held.: their meeting on Tuesday afternoon. N overnber14. Mrs.'' Sam'Snobelen. resided and Mrs; . Duncan‘Thorburn 'presided secretary in, the, absenee. of acted y • • Mrs. Ernest Thompson. The roll call was .HoW 'we can help to bring• Peace".. Mrsf. Snobelen read a .Retnembrance..poem; Which .was. • followed with the hymn ,"Lest we t The. U. C. W, Pur ose forge and, P • '• Prayer was repeated in:.unison The 'worship.serviee was taken by the convener Mrs.. John Ferguson ,who led 'in the reading of Psalm 46.; which was followed with prayer, •A: story indialogue. forM •was given by Mrs.Sam G and and Mrs_. Duncan: '- Thorborn. Mrs, , Thorburn also, gave a readingon "Christian Education",. In rearing Children, she' ment'ioned, that gbod,• Counselling creates• a.• warm' feeling, between'par.ents and children. It is needful .to help child ren to solve ,their problems' and to respect their confidence. .The'bonuener,;Mrs.., Ferguson.. told a•.story of a minister .Who organized a rneeting:for' boys.between the ages of twelve and fourteen .years, where they. learned many•crafts, ther.eby.creating an interest. for them. . After the closing ,prayer;' lunch • was served in the Sunday:School tooth by the hostesses,: Mrs.., John Ferguson and. Mrs. D Thorburn • and a social time was enjoyed: Calvin -Brick U C; W EL 411RCHTI-EWS • Calvin Brick • U. C W., held their November Meet.lug on Wednesday. at the home'of Mrs. Ronald• Coulees• with 14 ladies' present Mrs: ken Mason; 1st Vice presi-; •:dent,,.presided for the. business., • Mrs...Roy Dawson, 'Mrs.. Gordon McBurney, Mrs.', Alex Robertson and Mrs ,'Ken'Mason all gave re- ports on different• parts of the. : Sectional Meeting 'held ..at•St . His elens, A thank you note to be" sent to the Belgra,ve Church thanking them for the use of their basement•for the Crok•inole•party and auction sale. Mrs. Peter ., • Chandler gave .the treasurer's: report and,,it.was,decided .'to pay• the freight on the' bale'.. At the .December Meeting a .collection • is• io be taken'for the Ontario' Hospit al at.God"erich. , The U.C.W. are to .cater fora turkey banquet on • December 5 for the officials of East Wawanosh" To'wnahip . The • planning committee,for the • banquet are Mrs. Ed Smyth., Mrs: • tawerence. Taylor, Mrs. John Jath' ieson, Mrs • Gilbert Beecroft , , Mrs . .Alex Robertson and Mrs. Ronald . Goultes'.: It was decidedto have teal f1'owkrs inthe church' for '.Christmas instead -of plastic. The December rrteeting of the 11,,C;W, 'Will be held on Dec ember.l3 which is,a week earlier than the usual date; Mrs: Gitbett Beecroft gave the Bible Study,on the Life of Amos •from; the .Book Panorama of the ` , Bible . • A few articles made in Japan were on display.- A reading, and tal 1 on Japan WAS also given.. .The offering: was received and the • meeting closed with prayer'.by' the leader. The Birthday' Tea Was'then enjoyed Pine 'River UCW 'Unit. AMBERLEY NEWS Unit 2 of Fine,River United Church met on Tuesday -evening of last week for .their November, 'meeting. Mrs': Perrin Lowry 'presid'= .ed. and Mrs. Eldon Lowry read min utes andcorrespondence. The roll call was. "A gift for shut ins" The scripture reading was given by Mrs. William Kempton' and was followed with a reading by Mrs. Leonard Courtney "'Centennial Day of Repentance" . Mrs, Mellville • Henry gave a reading, followed with prayer • Mrs. Gordon. Fry who was convenr of the devotional period gave a reading on"See' good 'in' all who.pass.by" and "Churches in minority"' was given .b Mrs. y Carrick Colling. After the closing; prayer, lunch was served and: a c iil-Lite-w•as-eh-teyed I. embers. T` • r • os ictal ou H P KINGSBRIDGE,NEWS The ladies of the Catholic Worn-. en's' League enjoyed a tour •through the;'Ontario.Hospital Goderich'onThursday evening. Mrs:' Dennis Dalton flew frorn London to Cleveland ,. Ohio to.. join • her husband duringliis three day leave:from..his, boat, Father lvtike Dalton of Kingsville`. -aid Holy Mass •.for'the second; time: in thelast few. weeks. ' Mr, and Mrs. Will.Steele•will' teach square dancing free of charge at the next Glee Club meeting, . . December third, if anyone is inter -- est ed . Mrs;. .Blaine Martin is holidaying in`Hamilton for a few weeks .•,;'. M r . and Mrs Bill Van Osch and family spent the weekend in•Det- roit with relatives. Erskine s,WJP S. DUNGA JNON.•NEWS The W. M. . S. meeting of Erskine Presbyterian Church, Dungannon was held' in the, church on Novem ler 14, with a.•good attendance:.; Mrs.'. Arthur Stewart presided and Mrs. Frank Jones was organist The meeting opened. withpsaim 41 and repeating•the purpose; Mrs. Arth- ,u'r Stewart gave the devotional. reading. from,St . Luke, her topic being '' P,rayer .a necessity"/, 'Miss Iva Carr •read a chapter of the'.study book; "The church grows in Canada" and the roll call was • answered by a verse containing the word '"Wisdom" . The offering , D was received and ,some of the money aprons wereturned in ..at this meeting. A stocking for the • Ontario Hospital, Goderich will be filled' and anyone having, contrib- utions please:leave thein with Mrs. W.m', :J . Reid before •December 1. ,The treasurers report and glad tidings review 'were given by Mrs. Wallace Wilson. Rev. Rod McLeod' closed the rneeting•with a short talk,, prayer and benediction: The presence of their pastor and his wife at the meeting was greatiy.appreciated by the members. w: c eats U.C.W. The November meeting of Hack- ett's U. C.W. was held, at Hackett's Church on Thursday evening. The meeting openedwith a delic- Joni "Pot Luck Supper", After supp- er Mrs. • Bert Alton took the rest of the: meeting, starting with a verse of Remembrance. A hymn was sung 25 adults and. 2 visitors were present Mrs. 'Alvin Alton took the • "Devotions" and read "Holiness in Everyday Life", •followed'by a prayer. A hymnwas sung followed by a reading ",Friendship" by Mrs. Alex Hackett. An interesting report was given by Mrs. Donald Hackett froni the Re g= ional Meeting at Westfield,Churclt. Hackett's Bazaar. Will be field in Lucknow Legion' Hall on Saturday November "25 at 2 o'clock. Collect- ion was then received; ' Hymn 180 was sung. The meeting. closed byrepeating of the "Lord's Y •Pra er" followed b the marking of Y .•. 8 articles for bazaar. St. Helens U. C. VV: The.. November meeting •of the St Helens TLC, W. • was held at the • • hom. e of Mrs Frank McQuillin. The. convener Mrs.' B. F. Green, *Sided:. The meeting was opened with Prayer and `Hymn "O God .of • Love, •OKing• of Peace" .• Mrs. 7Gha-r1-6-71%iteDor a•1•d-read' the ture :from John and led in. Prayer;. followed by a reading "Be a beautiful Christian" . Miss W.D. Rutherford read''a'cern an answer p to.F landers 'Fields" . , and also an account of the "Holland Book of .. Memoirs", t -i at 'was on :exhibition atE , . Expo. • was: Carrick read'a part of the, stud y..book." "Widening ,Mosaic"•.._ . g Mrs. Green read acha Ater "He P . Claims the whole world" from the book ,of Robert' Sangster., an English -Clergyman. Mrs.'' John Cameron' gave a reading.. The most beauti- ful sight eauti-ful:sight in the world' and Miss, Isobel Miller'' read the' poem "Thing's work out" by Edgar Guest. A by r H was-stnr . s-- W i Miller, read the .Poem 'Lord Make us Instruments of Peace",, Mrs. B."F'. Green closed this part of the, meeting with Prayer:` Mrs T -.J.' Todd presided for the business;Roll call, My'' favourite Hymn, was answered 'by 15 mem, bers. Mrs, Gordon. MacPherson gave the treasurer's report. $56.20. was realized from the dinner served for the Sectional meeting; ;Bazaar $118.39;, $45; was received '' for "Save the 'Children Fund" - Balance on• hand $269,32. • rs. Wallace Conn Chalmers Pres. WHITECHURCH NEWS On Wednesday, Chalmers Presby- terian W M, S-held:1their Novemb- er meeting at the home of: Mrs Earl Caslick.. The call to worship. - Let there be Light, was given by the 2nd Vice President,.' Mrs. Wall- ace Conn who presided in the ab- sence of the President Mrs. Victor Emerson' and the 1st Vice President, Mrs,` Rintoul who were both absent on account of sickness. The script- ure and meditation• asiven-by 8 Y Mrs. Don. Ross.. A poem was:'read' by Mrs Johnston -Conn . The Topic wasgiven byMrs.'Frank Coulter on the Power and Knowledge Beyond:. Man. A reading St Paul 'Speaks.' Y was'S iven b • Mrs. Jas. McInnes. • Mrs. Dawson Craig gave a Rerr`tem- brance' reading;, Nominating committee was appointed.. They are. Mrs. H. Carrick, Mrs, La.ura McNeii and Mrs. E. Barbour. The meeting closed with' a hymn. 'Lunch 'was served.'by the hostesses,',MrsFrank•McQuillin, Mr's. .Allan Miller and ,Mrs. ' Harvey. Webb. • Calvin -Brick ...Messengers gers WHITECHURCI-I ,NEWS • Calvin -Brick Messengers held their November meeting. on Sunday in the church Doris • Coulees ' presided and Ronald McBurney presided at the piano.. The scripture was read by Marian` McGee, Barbara Moore led in prayer. The offering was received by Jim McGee And Jim .Whytock and ded- icated by Doris Coulter, The Her- . ald report was iven•by,Marilyn Robertson. g • C a tes gave the •Mrs. Norman o 1 g story "The Three wells" ,All thenwen to their classes.", • .,tel WI&diike ► ii i'*' The December meeting- will be held at the home of Mrs.. Albert McQuillan • -The Roll Call'•was answered. by 15' :giving a -verse, with the word 'Honor . The offering•was received and the offertory 'prayer • was given by Mrs. ,Wallace Conn. Mrs. Hugh Simpson presented the: slate' of officers --Past President, Mrs, V. -Emerson, .President Mrs.. Wallace 'Conn,. •ist Vice President; Mrs'. William Rintoul, 2nd 'Vice , Mrs.- William_'Evans; Secretar Mrs . - Russe Ross, Treasurer Mrs.. Johnston Conn, 'Pianist Mrs. Andrew Gaunt, . Assistant Mrs..: Johnston' Conn, C.O.C. Leader Mts, Hugh Simpson;,; Assistant Mrs. Archie Burdon, Home Helpers, Mrs Elroy Laidlaw, Welcome/and fare, Mrs W.A. Pardon,` • Literature and Library, Mrs Don Ross, Glad Tidings Mrs: Walter Elliott, Supply Mrs,, Wesley Tiffin The ,meeting closed with prayer and the hostess . served lunch. RUSTCRAFT CHRISTMAS CARDS , AT FINLA DECORATORS Ashfield W.M.S. ASHFIELD NEWS Miss Sadie Johnson opened the W. M: S,, meeting at the home of Mrs. Henry MacKenzie with pray- er, and also gavethe meditation.: Mrs, Jack Collinson.read a poem on Renernbrance' and led in prayer • Twelve merrbers answered the roll • call with a verse of peace.' Mrs. E. Howes read a selection r November 11th" . Mrs. , D. West. took charge of the business of the meeting. ss Laura Lollar .M.S: Speaker..: KINLOUGH NEWS' Mrs. Morley Bushell was :hostess, at her .home ,inWingham •on` November 15th, for theregular meet Chalmers C • WHITECHURCH NEWS, .chat ai met:in the Sunday school: room dining Church,Servidand held' their November meet`:Q ing. 'The president' Paul Elliott: presided and `gave the•call to worship, The .'Purpose;, and' Mrs. Perry..'Hodgins scripture was read responsively y: •--•"-read.. "Take Time" ing' of the Kinlough Presbyterian W M. S... with Mrs. Gordon McDon ald assisting,, Mts. Don Robertson opened the e meetin•gwith. Psalm 29;11; and a ,: ... quotation -from Grace Nall Cr(well "The quiet .reverent acceptance of the Will of 'God is the highroad to • Peace" . • The roll call was answered by a verse •with Pea•ce" by 17 ladies, and there . were 6 visitors. The 'December meeting was set • for the 13th at the home of Miss Winnifred Percy. • The 'program was. in charge .of Mrs . -McPherson who opened this 'part. witha:poern"God's Loving Hand". The scripture was read by Miss: Winnifred .Percy and the Meditation and prayer follow ing were • taken by Mrs. McPherson. Mrs, Alex Percy read a Poem "'My with 'P,aul Elliott Leader,' , Mrs. Don Robertson: gave an inter :estin report of the; sectional. meet 'Ba.rry 'Elli.ott•led. in prayer.; P ing at•l?un annon at which Miss ,;Hyrxtns were •sung, fohowed:by g , .g the Lord's Pra er in unison'. •Ida White,:spoke:' Y The minutes were read by the We were priveleged to have as secretor : MurraySimpson:. The our guest ' speaker, Miss. Laura Y s Collar of Win ham., who is home roll call was answered by 10 g David Elliott received . the offering, on furlough • from `Jordan ,. where which was dedicated by Cathy . : she has, spent the past four years. Pardon.' Mrs.' Hugh Siert sort She gave us a vivid• description of' •E P her life there and of the fighting leaderand Mrs. Earl Cas•le•k gave , _� • 8 � � g the story"Alaska" between the Arabs and' the Jews Paul;. Elliott conducted 'Bible'Quiz there. ,She was thanked and and Debbie:,Re Holds closed the, presented with a gift by Mrs Don Y rneeting with' ra er. ,Robertson. • •' • Joan: Percy, Mary Ann. McEwan, 'Margaret and Marilyn Bushell WHITECHURCH .•favoured with;a mural number,',, ,. • •with Mrs; Jack/Barr as accornpan- WHITECHURCH NEWS ist •' Whitechurch'United Church Meg:: engers held their November meet- ing, in the Sunday School room' dur- ing Church, setvice The theme 'of the . meeting was "Living Together•in a Spirit of. Love" •Earl Thompson presided for the meeting :and gave the Gall. to Worship and .read theScripture. • Prayer' was given by Janet: Sleight- holed. Murray Gibb received the offering which was dedicated by.. Mrs. Dave Gibb Janet Sleightholm in the absence of the secretary called the .roll; 'The story "My name is , Kondo". " from the .Book, The Long Night to Tokyo . , The U. N I; C, E. P. boxes were collect ed•and Mrs. Gibb closed the meet ing with prayer. • • Mrs.' L. Sutton gave the courtesy: remarks. The meeting closed with: the Lord's•Prayer and Grace; after which delicious refreshments;were • served by the hostess and the girls The election of officers for ;1968 resulted as follows: President•Mrs. George Harkness; 1st' Vice -Presid- ent Mrs .Alex Percy, 2nd nd Vice- F?r.es.- •ident: Mrs. Stewart McDonald; Sec- retar Mrs. Don Robertson; Assistant Secretary Mrs. Don Reid; Treasurer Mrs, Jack Barr.'; Assistant Treasurer Mrs. Sutton; `iriansi rs, ack : Barr; Glad Tidings Secretary Miss Winnifred Percyir Welcome and Wel :fare Secretary.Mrs. Perry Hodgins; • Supply Secretarys Mrs. Don Bushell, Mrs.. Gordon McDonald; Literature:. and LibrarySecretary Mrs. Tom McDonald; Student Secretary •Mrsk:' 1 Frank Maulden.