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MemberRecel-ves
Life Membership •
Fourteen-Members'and four.:vis-
• itors were- present at. the July meet
•ing of Ashfield Women's Mission-
ary Society held at the home. of
Mrs. Alvin Robb..
Mrs. Wylds opened the meeting
with a poem, Step by Step, and
after. the Purpose was recited in
unison , she read a dialogue on the
,'Lord's Prayer:.. Roll call was:an-
swered by a miracle of the 'Bible..
Mrs. °Grant Farrish gave the
sBible Study on the Ten Command-
ments.'Mrs. Wylds displayed a
Glad Tidings Poster, and read•an
'artic:le,on the Helen MacDonald
School in India, Mrs. Maclvurchy
:one on a mobile clinic, and Mrs:
J. West one on Africa.
Mrs. Donald Martin presented
Mrs. Ew 0 MacLean with a. Life
Membe hip, Certificate in recog-
nition of her service .to. the W:.M.
'S. Mrs: Gordon Robb gave: the..
•`closing prayer, and lunch. was,
served.
Kin:lou
teUCKNOW SENTINEL., ,LUCKNOW, ONTARIO •
On July . 21 the Kinlough= Pres - •
byteriari Women's Missionary
Societmeeting was held at:tlie•
home of—Mrs. Frank Moulden. •
Mrs. Glen Haldenby opened,'.'
with verses from St, 'John, chap-
ter 3 , followed by "prayer.
Roll call was answered• by
eight members and one visitor
which.was "An, item from the'
Presbyterian Record Mrs. Maul:*
den gave the treasurers report,
A discussion took place regard-
ing the Craft Show which is to
be held July 30,and 31st in Luck- •
now: It was decided everyone; •
take what, and as much., baking
as we wish;' Members are needed
to help on .Saturday afternoon.
Mrs', Tom McDonald •was in
charge of the program and read ,.
from St." John'and Matthew. •'The
topic was "Logic . of Christians".
Bible Study was on "Mass
Media", and a' short play was
presented •;with 'Mrs: Gien'Malden-
by ,
Maldenby, Mrs. Don Reid ;. and Mrs:: Tom
,McDonald taking part; followed.
by questions and our opinions of.
articles brought into our homes',"
_Langside:.WM,S
Langside'.Wornen's Missionary
- Society..c nducted a etshiip..ser
vice on Sunday afternoon..at Car-
ruthers Nursing.. Home.. Hymns. • .
were sung including some request
ed by the patients
Prayers were given by 1,Irs.
Cliff Young and Mrs, •, Visser.
'.,
'II,
•\Man..
• Mrs •Wybenga gave a short
..menage.... Mrs: Eldon Welsh was
in• charge of sacred recorded inus
• ic: which was enjoyed: a poem
"The Lord's ''DaY"'was read by
:Mr. Gordon Wall, and a solowas.
sung'b}' Mra: Bob .Bregn an.: '
• the'ladies provided a picnic
lunch for the g atients..
•
•
Of radi ..,
' he_.goodand•bad.effects offthe, ,.•
"Mass Media" were -expressed and
discussed;.'
,..A..pgem._entitled "Mine" was
read by Mrs. Ruth Wilson, Mrs.
T. McDonald gave. two Bible
Quizzes; followed by prayer.. airs.
Lyman Sutton gave courtesy .re-
marks, followed by .Lord's Prayer
and Grace. •
Lunch was se
time was: spent.
•During:the month, of August
services in the Presbyterian
Church will be Withdrawn While
Bev,,' T'., J McKinney is on'vaca-
tion;, Sunday School •will be held
each Sunday at 9,, 30 a.m., On
Sunday next Rev.. R. Odendahl
will begin his holidays and Rev,
. F._ Johnston•of Wingham will :.
tu_charge f the Anglican
Services for August when all are
'invited to join in these•services
at 10.30 a, m , Rev Johnston; is
well known here'°having supplied
on many occasions.
David'•Rhody returned home
after spending some time in
Qu.e.bec .
Mr. and. Mrs. Gerald McEver
of London visited on Monday, . with.
Edna and May .Boyle and with
Mrs, John Barr, Mrs, McEver
was the former •.Tillie ;Hodgkinson
daughter of the late Mr. find' Mrs.
J. B:; Hodgkinson;
DAMAGED BY LIGHTNING
/ On Monday morning during
,the electrical storm" a driving •
shedon the farm, of Cliff Robb,
concession 10', was damaged by
lightning;:
Jeffrey and Heather Scott :of
concession 4 Huron spent the week
end with, their. grandparents Mr.,
and :Mrs. Jack Scott.: '
On' Sunday'afternoon•afamily
get-together was held at the home
of• Mrs,. N. E. Haldenby at West•
ford:
Congratulations to Mr•: and Mrs.
'Robert Bonnett.:(nee 'Ruby' Broad -
hagen) who were married,
Pauls Lutheran Church, M'oserville
Mrs. Clare'Sparling and Doug,,
las of Walkerton'' spent Monday
with her.'father Mr; George-Hald-
Dungannon*
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\irs, Gordan Finnigan inv't d
the t`nited Church \o Itiornen.to her
hone in Goaerich +ar',the Ju'1v 20th
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
BOX 38 LUCKNOW
WEDNESDAY, •JULY 21
SIDS
IR
ALE
St Catharines. visited on.Thurs-
day with 'Mrs. John•• Barr'a:nd
other relatives here.
Mr, and Mrs,; Donald Bertrand '
.of Sirncoe visited with Miss 'Win=
nifred Percy and Bill and Brian
Percy
.Barry Bushell of Wingham
spent the past week with his -
cousin Murray Barr , who .returned
home With him for a holiday; .
Paul Langford of Woodstock
visited with, Mr. and Mrs: Be. 't
, Nicholson
The 'Au.gust•. meeting o#,.the
H. W.I.; will be a:pot luck sup,--
per' on, August5th at 6.30 p. m.
at 'the '0°1)40(4 hall.. Roll call
"A bargain that did nOt prove to
be a bargain", „ Top�}iic - "Con
sorrier Buying".
Moto - "In this
o
modern electrical era allia•wornan.
has to::do is keep on plugging..
"White Elephant Sale";.:'Exchange
of. pickle recipes:. Hostess Mrs
enby.
ed from' a most 'enjoyable trip to
Moosonee and other points in •
Northern Ontario:: 7
Miss'Winnifred Percy, was a
dinner guest with Mrs, William
Campbell at Kincardine.''
A. and Mrs. Lloyd Percy of
meeting
•Bible s•tudv talen;by Mrs.
D. Logtenber� and .!qrs. J., Dren•L
nen.' Hymns 164 and n2 were
sung with'\trs.. L..•Reeed at :the
organ. x;
Mrs..D. l ogtenberg' introduced
Ret-,. MMc.Clenaghan, Who showed'a
ver` interesting and: informative.
film: on..Brazil'..A question: and
answer period followed.. The bus:.
uses , portion. o:f.our• meeting,,, was
Alex, Percy and, Mrs. Morgan
Johnston.
Word has been received', here
that James fJodge,.._bcho.has_, been_
visiting with, Mr. and -Mrs. Fred,'
Hodge and family in Saskatoon, .
becarrie ill on .his way home and
was admitted to Sudbury General •
Hospital Room 601 on July 6th.
His; friends herewish him ' improv'
.•.,.rsgannon.,C
Dungannon Calf Club n -
was held at Phil Clark's of
20. The minutes of the 1
ing were given by' Donald
and the roll call, was also
Donald Henry.
Questions. ', ere a;sked at
the farm by everybody.
of Holstein'heifers 'were j
The final answers ,were gi
Bob McNeil.... A free hour:
was viewed.
,Meeting was adjourned,
Luckow.
Presbyterian �
Y C
Rev:- Glenn Noble; B./
Minister
e'.eat:
Mr. :a'nd : Mrs. Roy Schneller
spent th•e:.week end with Mr. and.
As. Donald Earle ;and family at
Beechville.
lr., Preston: Maldenby.of Toron-'
to.calledon relatives here during'
the:week end and visited: with his
mother, Mr,.. Edith* Haldenby at.
Wingharn
Mr.• and ,Mrs. Russell Needham,
concession •10 Huron visited ori
Sunday with :'sir. and, 'irs.' Art •.
Haldenby..
KINLOUGH l •
PE_ NTECOSTAL •
CHURCH
MacPherson, Minister
uctie
`�e ;\irs. L.'.Pentland gave
the. "Feature" , , w.hich consisted
of a _rcnte_.t cn a 111 .Thi eet--..
in closed with the benediction.
flinch hosesses were Mrs., I. Weis.
:
firs, I. Rivett and Mrs. G. •Finni-
ga. '
EVERY .SUNDAY
10 a.m. Sunday School
11=a.:m1--Worship-Services
. '.7:30 p.m. Evening Worship:
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS
800 :p.m. Prayer Meeting
• tie 521312740
AUGUST 1st
10 aan.-Sunday-Scl
•11,00 a.m. Morning R
The Presbyterian and
Churches : are '" holdin
.worship in the Lucknoi
urch—eginn ng -4A
through September` 5 in ,
Presbyterian Church.
LUCKNOv.
'TED CH I.
Rev: Robert Nicholls
Minister•
AUGUST tat
No Sunday ` Scho
11.;,00 a. In. Morning
Joint: services 'with' Luc'
S o u,t h Kinloss .Pre:
Churches . beginning „A
through_Septembec.5.,in_
Presbyterian Church:
P -POND]
ee language of "hien
not words hut, meaning
an intelligence above..11,
upen•ing su:r::.rzr o i ays
their cousin': Wendy Hamilton
e;Untie a nd'David ',B1ack °ell
c t. C2ihaiin
•\y ...,Tex MacTaysh and
. L ! !. John Pindlati of EL`ti--
1.'Ch^ti; rt. on a• niOtor °trip to the
East ,.oast q
r�• :�y E1 seem Osborne., with Mr.
o' \ri. • a ; Penninzton.a d'
fa'r: lv of Tee•'swater, v•isFted it
: orothe at. week.,en, '.
1Y..y( y 131�.ta3 �U !\,!,3„,..uk White a/ (+1.
a.ily. Vi Ited'h'3 �1
the is'hite cata.:dav
J. W Min Stempvoot t
Pastor.
Sskrvicas:
10.00 a.m. English Service
ANGLICAI
-1, URCH
LUCKNOW AREA Pi
..v:-Ode1N
.. Rector'.
'AUGUST 1st
Trinity 1
St Paul's Ripley 91
2:30' p.m.. English-Serice
Except 2nd Sunday' of each
menth when the afternoon
service is in.Dutch_
VISITORS WELCOME'
Denominational Radio Broad
cast, "The. Back To God itOur",
every Sunday:.CJCS (Stratford)
— 2:00 p.m.l CFOS (Owen
Sound)`-6:00p.m,:
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, ASCe41611.)CithOtlgh 101
St. Peters Lueknow 11
Church' ,School...,, 14;5
AUGUST ONL1
St Paths,•l?tttngatinon.
164 aad 4'th &dal
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11 am
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