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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-01-10, Page 10 Before The Age of Miracles listOmtifirt. of a 7country .:000or BY. VICTQR-.... JOHNSTON a. $6:93 Dr.• Johnston was born in West Wawanosh Township and was a general, practitioner in Lucknow for thirty years. His book reflects his life , and practice 'in this community. MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED AT SAME PRICE AVAILABLE' AT CKNOW SENTINEL T. HE tUC1 NOW° SENTINEL.,•.‘ucKNOW, ONTARIO • .. • s. WEDNESDAY' JANUARY 10, 1971 Pima TIN if Mrs. Morgan Henderson gave the' Mission Study, introducing the new study book on. India, the topic, "Cultural bridgeS". India has an ancient civilization and a dense population. Having been granted independence in 1947 the government is headed by a prime minister, and is trying to raise the standard of living to cope with their problems. • Thank you notes for Christmas' cheer boxes that had been sent to shut-in membeis were read, also . a note from Mrs. Hayward of Orillia ,. in which'she enclosed . gift of, money for the auxiliary; ineemory of the late Mrs. Simp- son, who passed away last year. A vote of thanks was tendered to Mr. Noble for his work on the W. M. S. programmes. • The aim and purpose of the Women's Missionary Society was repeated in unison, the roll. call was taken, and Mrs. Little gave the offertory prayer. The meeting closed by singing "Oh God of Bethel" and prayer by Mrs. Noble Johnston. Neighbour" by Mrs. Lloyd Mac- Dougall. followed gy the Prayer Circle with Mrs. Harold Austin, Mrs. Wm. MacIntyre and Mrs. Donald MacIntyre taking part. • Courtesy remarks were by Mrs. Douglas Graham -and closing by singing Hymn 373 and the Grace; Lunch was served by dir- ectors Mrs. 'Donald C. Macln- tyre and Mrs. Douglas Graham.' 11)13 SERVE YOU, IVIONDAY, JANUARY 15th, 1973 one of ,our representatiyes MR. J. D. BRINKLOW iwilt be at THE BEDFORD HOTEL .. 92 The. Square, Goderich BETWEEN 9 'AM. AND 12:00 NOON ' In this digtrict and throughout Canada •many persons and firms in practically all types of businesses, including — Agriculture • Tourist and Recreational Businesses • Construction • Professional • Services •Transportation •, Wholesale and Retdil Trades, ass well as Manufacturing have obtained' loans fronfthe IDB to acquire land; buildings, and machinery, to increase working capital, to start a new business, and for other purposes. If you consider that IDB can be of service, you 'are invited to arrange an appointment with the IDB representative by telephoning 524-7337 Whitechurch UCW WHITECHURCH 'NEWS WhitechurchU.C. W. held their January meeting on January 294 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Fred Tiffin. . The meeting was prepared by the. President Mrs. Milan Moore and Vice President Mrs. Elwood Groskorth. Mrs. Groskorth • presided for the worship, service • 'and opened witli-the-poem—A-- "Christmas" which included every month of the year. The scripture. Was read by 4 'readers Mrs. Elwood Groskorth, Mrs. Garnet Farrier, Mrs. GeOrge , Thbmpson and Mrs. Russel Chap- man. 13etween each reading a verse of the hymn Another Year is dawning was' sung. Mrs. Groskorth told of 5 resolu- tions' for the New Year 1. Look to Higher things; 2. Imam new things each day; 3'. Have faith; 4. Pray daily; 5. Break bad • habits.. Mrs. Lorne Durnin gave a poem New ,Horizons. Mrs.. " Moore closed the service with praygr and presided far the busi- ness. A talk was given on India, pictures were shown from the January Observer and the work of the missionaries at Amp Pital Hospital in Nepal was told. Dr. Helen Huston is. the United 'Mil= sionary serving ar this hospital. A section was lead from the book/ New Horizons, on Indian Women. A lively discussion followed. Mrs. George Thompson told of customs in India. LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Rev. Robert Nicholls, B.A. Minister JANUARY' 14th 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Womhip Those wiShing transportation to church contact Wm. G. Hunter 5284741 POINT' To'PONDER God is known only by those who venture, just' as all great things in 'life' are seen only when we are obedient' and downright serious about them . . ! Helmut Thielicke ..i."••••••%•%""'"."~",0040 Lucknow. Presbyterian Chum 14v. Glenn Noble, B.A., Minister Phone 5284140 / JANUARY 14th 1.0:00 a.m.. Sunday SchOol 11 a.m. Morning Wsirship:: ,0401,100 .0410060410"A110.4410 0,10.46001/ Lucknow Unit 5 Unit #".'5 : of, the Lucknow. United ., Church Women met in the Church parlour' on Tuesday. even- ing. President Mrs.'Claries Anderson opened the meeting with "Take Time to Look Around in 1973". Fourteen ladies answered the roll call with short verses, hiving to do with the New Year. Mrs. Ken, Cameron6 reported that our total givings -for-1972-were--$479. Mrs. George Joynt, gave a call \to worship which was. fuse' used by King deorge VI in a Christmas message, followed by the reading of Matthew 6: 25-34. Mrs. ,Harold Greer led in prayer. A New Year's reading "I Can See It NoW" was given .by Mrs. Clarence Ritchie and Mrs.' Joynt read "Two Golden Days"..-. Mrs. Greer read. "Which Are You" and "The Perfect Year". The hymn'"Thank you O'-Lord for the Time that is now" was' sling. Mrs. Bob Nicholls led an inter-7 esting discussion about survival:;. The group had to decide Which two of six imaginary passengers ought to survive anti get a place in the life-boats of the sinking Titanic.They 'discussed what values'about human life come into consideration when such decisions must be made. Mrs. Nicholls led in 'a sing song and closed with, a benedic- - tion. Ladies were invited up- stairs to the manse for lunch. ,South Kinloss * WMS - The first meeting of the New Year 1973 of South Kinloss W. M. S was held at the home of Mrs. Harry Lavis with 15 members present. The President, Mrs'. Bruce Hamilton, presided and opened the meeting with reading "My New Years Prayer" from the 'Glad 'Tidings. Hymn 374 was, sung and the•Lorld's Prayer repeat- ed in unison. The Bible Study, based on - Psalm 23, was led by Mrs. Lorne Sparks , with a Cassette of one sermon of Dr. De Gangi from a series 'of Meetings held in• St. Andrews Church, 'Wingham in the fall. This wasfollOwed by the offering and offertory prayer by Mrs. Ted C011yer. Mrs. Douglas Graham' intro- duced the Study on India with a • •question and answer' period. Members were reminded of the Annual meeting of. the Presbyter7 ial to be held in Wingham Tues- day; January 9th at 10 a.m. , members take sandwiches.. A reading "Who is Thy , LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMER CHURCH J. W. Van Sterapvoort ' Pastor Services: 10:00 a.m. 86tvice 2:30 p."m. Se vice VISITORS, WELCOME Presbyterian WINS The afternoon aUkiliary of the Women's Missionary Society of the Lucknow Presbyterian *Church met in the Sunday School rooni, January. 3rd for their first meeting in the New Year. Mrs. Jas. Little, 1st vice president , was in the chair, and opened the meeting reading from Psalrn 34. Psalm 31 was sung from the. new hymn book followed by pray- er by .Mrs. Wm. Porteous. Miss. NMalcolm.read the scripture kohl John 15 and Mrs. Omar ' Brooks gave the Bible Study! The Glad T idings review was taken -by-Mrs.-Noble-Johnston. The ,collection was received r and the, roll' call answered ' by pay-A. ing of fees. The minutes were • read by Mrs. Dave Gibb and Mrs. Albert Coultes gave the treasurer': report. 'Mrs. Moore thanked 'the hostess and. Mr. Karl de Koeijer closed With prayer; INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK or:in advance by.writing to 197' York Street, London Ontario 'N6A 1B2 Ripley W.I. Resolutions was the theme of the Ripley Women's Institute meet ing held -on Friday in the 'Legion Hall. ' • Mrs. Liddle , the Convener, gave a very interesting 'address. She said we should be encouraged to form Resolutions and present them to the Government: Md. Zaeller, Past President of the Federated Wornen's Institute of Ontario, 'has stated that,much has been accomplished, by Resolutions presented by our organization. :The roll call was "A law or. by-law. 'I, would like to see enforc- ed or amended". Many different ideas were given. The Sewing Course fair the Senior Training School on Sewing Knits led by ,Mrs. Peet and..Mrs ..Jack Scott will, begin on January 18th at' Mr: Peet's home.' A donation of $10 from the funds, was donated CO the Canad- ian Mental Health Asociation. rather than have ihe penny bags for this project. Debbie Trante played two lovely piano solos. Commit-. tee's were formed to be in charg( of the card parties. Mrs. John Wylds gave the courtesies 'and lunch was served 'by Mrs. Finlay McLeod, Mrs'., Lot Culbert , Mrs Cirnish and Miss Kidney.