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,WEDNESDAY, JUNE; •17th, 1970.
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Qf Eskimo Group
KINLOVGH NEWS
, Mrs. GeorgeGraham was
hostess to the Anglican Church
Women at ' her •home on Thursday'
':afternoon: Mrs., Roy Schneller
presided and'opened the meeting
vvith.pxayer. Mrs..J , n Srnitb •read
the scripture. Prayers followed.
A special prayer wasoffered for
a member whois ill. Ali repeat-
ed the Lord's prayer..
A very fine meditation prepar-
ed by
"A•C
ones
Mrs. Howard. Thompson.
hristian•on his knees" was
.give
n . by Mrs. Jack Scott. Every,
nswered, the roll call with a
scripture' verse containing the
word
"Glory" ., ,
Mrs, Howard Thompson was.
appointed.Prayer Partners
Secretary to finish .oui the year;.
This was the office which' was
held by the late Mrs. George
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THE. LUCK1tlOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
•
chaperoning a ,group of Eskimos
of various ages, These people:
had been patients. in a sanitor-
um.. They were taken by train
from Toronto to Mooscnee.
He showed some pictures on a
view' master of.the oldest Angli-
can church in that: part of the
country. The hangings were
made of skins and beautifully •
done inembroidery and bead:
work. Moosonee,is extremely
interesting to our ladie sfor since
our W.A. was, organized in 1913'
bales-have--been-se-nt eaeh fall-to�
Moosoneeuntil last: year when.
a new assignment was made .and
now the bales go,to Saskatche-
wan and to St...Monica House; -
Miss'.May, Boyle .thanked Mr.
:Odendahl •who was a most inter
esting speaker.. Mrs. Jack, Scott '
was also. for doing up the
Church table cloths following
the Johnston-Haldenby wedding
Miss May Boyle gave a reading
"God's loytng presence' and •':The
cross above" was given by Mrs.
'Jim Smith.
A ,Bible picture contest .was
conducted by Miss Edna .Boyle.
my' own blessings :was .read b:y•Mrs.
Area People To
Aftend Conference
• "Build up your courage', help
others do the same and 'so confid-
ently face the impending
'violence explosion' of the, seven
ties.
So say
have just announced' plans to
attend four. days of instruction. at
their conference in Toronto July
.30 to August 2, Announcement
cane-.this'w•eek-from--Ha-ns-Sp1ett ,,
presiding minister of the local
congregation.
"Feeling the urgent need to be
mentally fortified for the future
sixty-one local delegates plan
to join the: 16, 000 witnesses- expeO
teal from Southern Ontario a.nd..
Eastern Quebec ," Mr. Speltt. said.
"Whole. families, including even
little ones, will .attend as a unit •
recognizing the, need for' each
:Member to -receive instruction .on
their ,respective role in,cement-
ing the family into a' closely -knit
unit;,' ready. to ride put the impen--
ding.per•iod of anarchy."
The Toronto' convention'is one•
of ten•scheduled for Canada , in-
cludintersMfrom St, John's
Newfoundland to Prince •George
-Ha-3r. — Jack Scott .. Rev . 'Dile ill closed-
the„meeting witri prayer and the ,B• C. The program is designed
St hne ler gave a splendid
report of the South Saugeen ' ,
Deanery meeting„held. in Wing- •
barn, . which the ladies from: here
att tread -t
.__.._glacy survey findings .of the bean.-
ery. , The Rev., R. Odendahl
• told a. most interesting experience
rhar he artd-_his `vie diad while
benediction:•e •
to instruct rhWitnesses on.•
'o
advancing their ministerial .pro-
gra rn of aiding: many more 'to
become "Men of Goodwill
Mrs •William Cox gave„the •
courtesy' remarks'. 'A lovely lunch
s se-r�d 'by'the hostess assisted.
by her niece Heather Hewitt. `•
•The July ,meeting will beheld at.
the.,home of Mrs.'Howard Thomp-
M
son.rs.
.$1.59.
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HAVE
LIME E REG.. $2.00 REGULAR REG. $1.7S
$1.69 $1.69 *:
SERIES 3 MEN'S _COLOGNES
THREE SCENTS.
• a
TROPIC LIME, ESSENCE ORIENTAL
AND NATURAL LEATHER
ALL IN ONE BOX = REGULAR $10.00.
$6.00
REALMONT SHAVING
BRUSHES
Reg. $1.35 For $1.19
Reg. $ 1.79 For .$1.49
Reg. '.$2.59 For $2..19:.
'ioolo7,' mo oom ltil,,ims,i)of'1 ir•A ,, hili 4•}'(iiims64.4'
Full' line of Yardley
products for men
GOLF BALLS
for $1.13 3' for $1.19
B.
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WHITECHURCH NEWS
On ' Wednesday Whitechurch'
United Church. Women held their
June meetingat the home. of '
'Mrs . Albert'•Coultes. Mrs.
Russel Gaunt .prepared the•theme
of the 'meeting .Membership and
Community Friendship. .Mrs.
Milian Moore led in..prayer.' Mrs:
Russel Gaunt gave a reading; ; The
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Mrs. Bob Adams read the Sc
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• ST; HELENS NEWS
Mrs. Don,Carneroi opened.her•
home to the St. Helens United
'Church Women's meeting; On
1Ii�1er opened
the worship service:-
.
eryise
• •
A panel discussion; :"Serenity
rip
a , from the Soul" was given. by
in Mrs.. Mintz, Mrs. Frank McQuil-
.tide,.
Living in our own ,Community.
Mrs Millan :Moore reada poem •
Mrs. Russel. Gaunt then introd-
uced Mrs. Grace Richardson
home from San Salvador to
speak; Her :topic was What is
that in Thine- Hand'? This topic
provedio l�e_v_ery tirr e y. lulls-
sionaries'need-money' but that is
only a. small part of their need.
They need the.•good.will and :
prayers frorn.those a:t•hom'e.
'Grace told how happythe mis-
sionaries are when they go to the
mail box and find 3 or•.4 letters
there from home No matter
what' the physical health iseach
one can pray. Prayer issotne-
thing that is needed all over the
-wotl it ; tc l-ls•-rn-J`a tes--Gospei
they 'want fervent prayer not just
to. -day but everyday. . '
Grace then had a question and
answ-e-r peried on.her
community where she lives,
where coffee., cotton and sugar
are the main exports,, On. account
of the hilly areas oxen are used:
to till the land,
Mrsr-Rusteel' GaU71t 111aiilced
Grace and presented her with,a
gift,. Mrs; Scholtz closed this.
part of the meeting with prayer
for parents and children Mrs,
Milian Moore presided for.the bus-
iness. Mrs. Albert Coulter gave
the treasurer'.s report,
The 'roll call was answered by
eighteen members and one visitor,
e !I
se
Isobel Miller. Mrs.. John Cam -
eron read the scripture'lesson
/taken 'from St. John 15..'
The topic, "Friendship” was
. given by Mrs. E. W. Rice and
Mrs. pon "Cameron read a:poem
"friendship'. Mrs. Rice closed
.with prayer,
• Isobel. Miler presided over
the:business period, in the' absence
of the president , Mrs. aarbour '
It, va,s. decided to send the re-
- ng port io^rt-ot our-a-lloca
tion the treasurer.
A "request for supplies to be,
sent -to; A.nggoJ;s was-rec•e -ved-------I*'
August ; the U. C. W;. will enjoy
a picnic on the church lawn.
Mrs,• Chester Nicholson and Ms.
Cameron served lunch at the con-
clusion of the meeting,.
Court, Sepoy
The C.O'. F. Court Sepoy •M50' .
held a. pot, luck •supper in the Luck -
now Town, Hall on•Saturday -Juane
• Last year On June;l, C,ourt.Sher-
wood' (Mens) and `Court Sepoy
(Ladies)amalgamated under one.
court .
After a . short business meeting,
cards. were enjoyed-:. Ladies high
•
went to Pearl Jamieson, mens
i
hgh. to Jinn. Arnold.
The mernbership had• been• divided
into groups of two. Each group
were o visi mern.ers o e
congregation previous to Anniver-,
sary Sunday and personally extend
Ian invitation t� be present at.
the Anniversary service. Each
reported at this meeting as.to
how well their visitati6ifliad been=
accepted.
Mrs. Garnet Barrier read a
,letter requesting assistance.
',needed in. Angola Mrs,. Richard-
son
ichardson closed the meeting with pray-
er; . . • .
Mrs.
ray-er:Mrs. Millan M
ooze'gave the
Courtesy remarks. • The Birthday
Tell was then enjoyed' by a11.
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