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World Day ,Prayer
InKinlough Church
K1NLOUGH NEWS
The Mork).: DO 5, of Prayer for this
comrriunity.was held on Friday
the Presbyterian church with Mrs.
Don Robertson key"—woman. and
Miss Edna 13o:y1e organist; The
form of service,was .followed..
Leaders .Were.,, Mass May E3oyle
Nits. pert .Nicholson, Miss Winnf-
fred Percy,,Mrs.. Howard Thorne
son, Mts.. Frank Nla'ulden. •
A.fi
Working P
under' ressure':: was
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sliown:. Nirs:, Lyman Sutton
received the offering 'which. pro -
g
vides aid for, a variety 'of e
P cumen-
ical: rojects'around the. •World,
including projects Of literacy
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relief.and' outreach..It.was unani-
mous:
mous• that the offering be earmar-
ked for either the.`John Milton
Societ.y'of •Canada orthe Indian
,Eskimo. Association of,,Canada..
,Several ladies read interesting'
accounts, of The World- Day of
Prayer services inother parts.of •
the World; •t3tazil, was read by
Mrs. John 'Barr , ;Lebanon'by Mrs.
Stewart MacDonald Australia' by
Mrs. William E. Haldenby ,
=-Congo-by-Mri Roy CdJTiris ; North
Sudart'by Miss Edna Boyle,
France and Ger.rnany' bry Mrs. Don
'Robertson, :Flungary by Miss
Winnifred Percy Russia by Mrs.
Art Hald•enby, Canada part l' by, -:
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part 2. by: Mrs: ,Don.M'cCosh!;
Mrs. Robertson 'thanked every
one'.an,d Mrs: Gertrude Walsh was
a .ointe•d .ke woman 'for next
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yea.r when the, meeting will, be
held,.in thelican Chiirel
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Wh.itechurcb.IJCW ,Lucktip* Unit 3.
WHITLCHTJRCH NEWS •
On Wednesday March 3, the Unit'
ed Church Women held their
reh Tr uro at the home of •
Mrs;, George Thompson.;. Mrs.;
Garnet Fa•rrier'played, quiet music
whileall were gathering.
'The the'1rne'of the meeting
"Citizenship and Social Action"'
was in charge of. Mrs.. Ezra
Scholtz, wh'o-with•Mrs.,.Mi11a.n
Moore, used the•clip sheets aril led:
in a discussion period with quest-
ions' and answers.. Mrs.':George .
Thompson read the scripture;; •
Mrs. Scholtz and Mrs. Moore .
continued with' a discussion On
such topics as What feelas honest?
The attitude: of one person•to an
Other; .Our. senseof values;. Our
:awareness of the ,unhappiness of
others; OUT .incorn.e out of.which
to uphold' a decent iiving in' Can4.
ada; Religion. sometimes confusei.
people",but is waS decided our;"
actions speak louder than words. •
• record Hunger in •the•World
was. listened :to by ,all Mrs..
Clifford . Laidlaw led in y '
.prayer.
.
Mrs .' De •K dei jer. sans" "I ' Would
Love •t: o
s.
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ifs zra Scholtz and Mrs
Dave Bibb gave reports of the
:Presb..teria1 they. attn, d d,a1-
Mitchell
a
Mitc ell
on February 17.
Mrs. Milian Moore � president
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The
The March meeting of Unit 3
of Lucknow United Church Women
was held at the•horne.of Mrs.•
•. •• n:.,attendanc:e
of 20 members •;::
Mrs., Gordon Ritchie opened' the
meeting with.a poem followed by
a hymn .and prayer .The roll call
was• answ Bred by, a "favorite' bible
verse'..
Mrs,. James Ritchie reported•on
Community and''Friendship, Mrs
Walter 'Dexter t n' Stewardshi pp , .
Mrs. James Wraith on Welfare and
Mrs: Ewart 'Taylor„gave the '
'financial staternent. Mrs.' Fred
Horton offered her home .for 'the •
April.'meeting when: a bake'sale:
will.,be held Ideas fora
Spring aftetnoon tea were di -s-
cussed, Mrs. George Newbold •
thanked the ladies for help at `the
'Presbyterial:
• Mrs. Kenneth'Murdie took
,charge of the program , the the me
being Christian women and polit-
ics. After: singing a hymn, script-
ure readings were given by seven
ladies with a4 comment on each
i eading : Iuli s Hardie -;led -fin '`
prayer Five ladies read artioleS
regarding the attitudes Christian
Women have towards politics and•
question were askedregarding
divorce, abortion and 'immigrat -
ionl.
Miss•• Helen "Thompson sang a
lovely solo t'l .w:ant to do my best
for Jesus The meeting closed.
with the reading of A. hymn in
unison followed -by prayer. A
lovely lunch was served by, the
cornrnittee,
,presided for the business..' It was'
arrangedto have a ;S,pring Thank-..
offering on ,March 31.,. Th,e Roll
Cah was.'answered :byY..8 giving ,
1 a •
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averse with the•.'word "Nation”
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Mrs: Evan Keith and Mrs.. Allan •
Maclntyte_,attended,•the Social.
Recreation Leadership. Course
Rp1'ey District High School on
Monday e.vening..
COMPLETES :COURSE' '
JackMachines .has completed -a' `.
twom
-onth course in elecrronics
in •T.oronto.
tl.
i .ss.: ng. •e.. e ,
'enjoyed 'a:srownobile,'toboggan
•and'.`skating .pa,rty,ai_ Dickies on
,Saturday afternoon.'
Mrs. Ll yd MacDougall .accorn-
panied• and •Mrs. Grant Farrish
and girls o n on,on aur ay,
Sunday chool and -Church were
again cancelled at South Kinloss
Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
--Bi an -Keith was. wtt-h-the-=F-'-E.', -
Madill Drama Club to Goderich.
on,Saturday when they staged
their play "Sandbox...
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Pallbearers
THOMAS J.. PARK
Tlio.m.a s ;Tarries mes Pa'r.kf • A'shfield
Township passed awa , in Wing-
•ha;rn and District Hospital on Wed •
• nesday;;I\larcl,3rd,''He;was in
his'.9Sth year
+Bar4-440
chip on,'November :14.th , 1,876 he
was: a son of John f :' rk and.
On February 1st 1.128 he�ncarried`
Gertrude',,add at.Dungannon:'
Mr .Park was a farmer,' farming
on ,the 4th "Concession: of Ashfield
until about ten years ago;
Surviving Mr; Pak.are 'his
Wl e , three -daughters acid two
sons , Mrs; Thomas (Verna)
Haila.m of Goderich,' Mrs. Thorn-
s :(M ed) La it r ; sf •
God'erich Mrs . Gordon (Mary)
(Schultz of D ungannon, John
(Bu:ster)4u1de-rson and: Will am-.
Park,:,bot.h•of Dung • annon nine-
•teen •gtandchridre.n and three great
gs ndchildren. • 0 '
Hoe was,pred'eceased by his•
-` parents•,.; two •brothers Richard, and
YJoi1n and three sister's Mrs. Thein-
1aS-(Sarah) Wiggins, Rachael -and
Mrs. Thorrias: (Elizabeth) °•
Ca t4ipbe l .
The furetal:service was held at
'MacKen2ie;•lemor.ia1 Ctapel,:
*Luc:know °on Saturday , March
Rev. R.'t'Jdendahl, minister -of
Pauls :An l can Church; Dun-
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ln'ternient wo.s. at bungannon
e&ietery with.'Rev . Clarence
INicclenaghart `of butigannon
'officiatit. at the grrCVesi.de sere
vice,
P 11liett ors +were Sid graridtons
INoritiari.?Cutbe'rt., 13rttce Culbert
I E3zitr!y ,AndeGson ,itii •'Lawlor
trincis 1°luiher,. 13tib Woods..
Flowerbearcrs were Eric Witig`irls
,13111 \i g,xtxs Jr Y , Jotsri Arid;erdn
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