The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-01-26, Page 251,11cKHOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO .-PAGE;- SWIM*
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Maids Annual
0n Sunday
The annual Meeting of the
icknoW United Church• was blel
iSunday afternoon. A congreg
ional luncheon followed the ,
orning church service and the
leeting convened about'l p.m.
.ev. Geor-ge 13l1'of St, Andrews
Jnited Church in Ripley presided
or the meeting in the absence of
,ev. Robert Nicholls who Wa's
ble to be present due to the
heath of his mother in Peterbor-
The annual reports had been
Anted and Were the hands of
he congregation a week before.
lie meeting. An opportunity was
4iven to raise any points of con-
erner interest front the printed
reports.
Total money received for all
purposes within the church 'was.
about $27,000. Alleurrent.ex-
penses were met and. the church
building fund was reduced _to less
than $8,0u6.
Nlorrison ,:recording.
steward of the church ,•reCorded
the proceedings 'of the. meeting.
pasteral•care is 252 and the num-
ber of persons under pastoral care
is k:93. . . •
The "in' ineworia in" section '
'listed the following: Mrs.
,Invert Reid., NItS. Albert Alt-On,
'Kernneth Caiiieron ,.1Yona Id NIc•--
Pherson, Miss. Niabelle Allin, Mrs.
Sam Reid, Frederick I lorton; 'Mrs.
•
was observ•-
•ed in the memory o.f these people
•as.well as that of the mother of
tilt; minister; .
The United Church WomenTe-
portindicated that the women of
the church 'had completed Many.
projects throti!.;Irthe .year and. had
raised over $.1.100.
The Sunday School report indic •
ated an average attendance. for
30 Sundays of
Angus MacLennan presented the
reporter the nontinating-cotritnit ,
Whiiechurch 'YPS
WII1TECHURCH NEWS
Whitechurch. YQUng'People i $
SOeiety held their meeting on
Sunday evening, jariyary 30 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Wybenga. •
The president Jim De hoer
•Presided., The scripture was read
by the pastor Nix, Victor Wyben.
ga who also led in prayer.
The roll call 'was answered by
11. The offering was given to
the treasurer Kathy*Purdon., who
also gave a financial report.
The topic U.F.O. unidentified
flying objects was introduced by
Jim de Boer. Many expressed :
their ideas as to what they. thought
these objects are and varied were
the ideas.
The next meeting will be in
four weeks, February 27.
Mrs, Wybenga and Kathy serv-
d lunch. •
tee. Stuart Collyer.was elected
as a rnember of session fora 2-,
year terrn .succeeding Walter
Alton. Evans Helm ,. Gordon •
Kirkland; 13ev MeNay and Gordon,
Maize were elected to .session for'
a five year term.
Gordon. Cay,ley was, nominated'
to the'Board of.Stew---ardrfoi a
three. year term to fill the vacan-
cy caused when Gordon Kirkland
accepted ,the session appointment.
Mrs... Clarence ,Greer was 41)".'
pointed envelope steward to,s.uc-
ceed Miss Ada'. Webster who has
capably filled this•position•for a
number of years. •Mrs. Ross Cum-
ming expressed the thanks Of the.
congregatiOn.t.o.lvtiis-Webs ter- for
her king and faithful service.
. Mr's. Vernon Hunter presented,
the proposed budget for 1912
which was prepared by the birdget.
committee. :This was accepted.:
Other reports considered were
the Messenger C. , The
Choir, ,Nlissions and Service ,. Ses-.
sion and 'the Minister's Report.
A vote of appreciation was
tendered to Rev. R. G. Nichollg
for his good Work in the'cOngreg-
atiOn Over the. past year.:
Mrs. Jethri-Jarnieson read the
scripture. •The Meditation. was •
•
Mrs .Roy Pattison led in prayer; •
•
Mrs. Gordon Mc Burney introd•-:'•
need the Toc Alpha delegates who
attended the Christmas Confer-.
once at Niagara Falls --Donna .•
Walker, Nancy Anderson , 'Marilyn
Reibertsbn, who told what they
had learned, of •alcohol and other
drugs. Tlae .meeting Closed• with
the Mizpah Benedietion ..'.
ST. HELENS
Mr. and Mrs. Pied 'Thompson *,
Benny and Billy of Mississauga
were week end visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon'MacPtierson.
Dungannonli
DUNGANNON NEWS. /
• The Wornen's Institute meeting.
On Thursday at 2 p.m. at the:.
home of Mrs': Chas. Travis' began-
..with a dessert lunch. This was .
preceded. by Institute Grace and
a poem '"A Healthy Prayer"., read
by' 1st vice -president , Mrs.. -
•vey Alton.. Dessert, coffee and
tea were served by Mrs.. TraviS,
Mrs: C. McClenaghanand Mrs.
' C. Blake.
•
Due to illness., the president ,,
Mrs. Wilmer Rutledge , was absent
a. Alton-condurieri_the
rrirecirig beginning by singing the
Ode and. repeating The Mary
Stewart Collect. 10 members
answered the roll call "What gives
rue, 'pep" The treasurer's report
was given: The correspondence
for two months had many articles
of greei,,s for the New Year,
and business to be done.
An interesting 'sale of gifts for
February meeting to provide
a project for each member on a
winter's day. It is hoped to have
the Tweedsmuir History micro-
filmed soon, so please c'o'mplete.'
any historical item and hand to
the curator Mrs, .Warren Zinn.
Also each member is asked to'
write astiggestion how Our Branch
Might celebrate the 75th Anniver-
sary. The president., Mrs. Wil-
mer Rutledge , .is to be the dele-
gate to Toronto on February 12th
to the F. W.I.O. Anniversary din-
ner.gathering. Alternates were
named,
Mrs. Lorne Hasty had a demon:.
stration which is held over for a
a a ternoon ge og her.
W.l.' will Sponsor 4-H leaders
for ,3 groups for the topic "Sleep-
ing Garments".
• Courtesies And a poem "Prayer
for Every 'Day'` closed the meet-
'ins.
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The February meeting olthe
W.I. will be held' on Thursday,
afternoon at 2 o'clock. This is
a backwards meeting. •
The annual meeting of the St..
lelen's Church was held on Sat.."
Imlay afternoon..
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'Wl IITECHURCI•1 NEWS
Calvin-Brick.held their. meet-
ing on January 20 at' the home of
Mrs: Roy Dawson:. The folloWing
officers were installed by 'Mrs.
Gilbert 'Beecroft -:'Past .President,
,Mrs. Ken Mason; President, Mrs:
Richard Moore; 1st Vice Presid-
ent :, Mrs. RoyDawson; 2nd vice. •
President, Mrs. Bob Gordon;
Secretary , Mrs. Ronald Jarnieson;
assistant; Mrs.' john .Jamieson;
Treasurer, Mrs, Peter Chandler. •
,Conveners'are Citizenship.,
Gordon • Mc Burney; .Stewardship,
NIrs.A1ex Robertson; CorrunUnity
Friendship., Mrs.. Ken Mason; Fin-.
arice, Mrs. Peter Chandler,. Chris-
tian.. EduCation , Mrs. Donald bOw
and •Mrs. Gilbert. Beecroft; Supply ,
Mit. Roy Pattison.
Dungannon L.0,1.. had eight
tables in play at 4heir card party
on Thursday, January 27th in, the
Dungannon Orange Hall.
High prizes went to Niargaret
Alton. and Art Young ,:.with' second
high prizes going to Bessie Altdn
and Cliff Jardine'.
The next card party will be on
February 10th.
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