The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-01-24, Page 14Kinlough W.M.S
Mrs. Ruth Wilson was hostess
for the Kinlongh Presbyterian Wom
en's Missionary Society on Wed-
nesday, January 17th with Mrs,
Jack Barr presiding and opened
the meeting with the thought on
,the New Year. She also gave the
meditation. .1.Jie the past wisely'
The hymn-"What a friend we
have in Jesus" was sung and. the
"Purpose" was repeated in
unison: Mrs. Frank Maulden read
about the recreational program
being Carried out at the Scott
Mission in Toronto. The
remainder of the afternoon was the
planning of the 1973 Programs.
'The courtesy .remarks were
given 'by, Mts. Don Bushell. .The
hostess for the .February meeting
will be Mrs. Tom MacDonald.
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LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. Rqb..rt Nicholls, B.A.
Minister
JANUARY 28th
10 a.m. Sunday School
11 am. Morning Worship
Those wishing transportation to
church contact
Win. G. Hunter 528-2741
POINT TO PONDER
The dice of God are always
loaded. Every secret is told,
every crime is' punished, every
virtue rewarded, every Wrong
redressed, in silence and -cer-
tainty. The thief steals from
himself. The swindler swindles
himself.
Ralph Waldo .Emmerson
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LUCKNOW
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED
CHURCH
J. W. Van Stempvoort
Pastor '
SeriIces:
10:00 a.m. Service
2:30 p.m. Service
VISITORS WELCOME
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THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, I,UCKNOW, ONTARIO
:WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24,4973..
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St, Augustine Youth Club Very
Active, Plan More Community Activity
Lucknow-
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D.
Minister
Phone 528-2740
JANUARY 28th
10:00 am. Sunday School
11 aAn„. Morning Worship
ANNUAL MEETING
Thursday, January 25tb
8:00 p.m.
The St. Augustine Youth Club ,
has been very active in the past
'month. The community effort of :
all the members, have made many
events possible and also extremely
enjoyable'. Due to the popularity
Of this group , new members have •
joined to give this club even.
more Strength. The Youth
Club will still welcome any more
teenagers who wishlo join and
attain the advantages of the. group,
The Christmas Season proved
to he a unifying experience for
the group. The'clecorating•of the
Church• and- the truck used for
caroling', was done so as,so be
prepared for Christmas. Once
again the tradition of singing at
people's doorstep on Christmas
Eve was performed
• so-as to let the young voices ring
out their season's greetings to fill
the hearts of the many listeners.
'In return the hosts were asked to
let their voices join the group .in •
their favourite carol. On Satur-
day, December 23 and Christmas
• Eve •the • Youth Group travelled •
throughout the.community sing-
ing popular seasonal songs. Mrs.
John Franken was generous enough
to let the Chub use their truck as a
means of transportation for these
two 'nights. The Youth Club once
again would like to thank the
Frankens.
During this winter ,season the
Youth Club has gone skating; in
Blyth and Belgrave. In the future..
many more skating parties will
'be •planned so 'as to satisfy the
demand for this popular sport.
Theminter would not be com-
plete without a ski-dooing party
so when the snow is more plenti-
ful the group will have a combin-
ation, tobogganing - snowmobile
party.
At the first meeting of the new
year it was.decided that a dance •
Would be sponsored by. the St.
Augustine Youth Club, once again
• this year. The dance will be
held May .4 in the Auburn Hall
with music by the Country Music
• Men. Tickets will be available
in advance, fram the members of
the club.. This dance should
prove to be even better than last
year's, so get your friends together
and come out Apr an enjoyable
evening. Another meetiag will
be held in the near future so more
plans can be established on up-
coming events.
Hold Annual
Meeting 'Of Church
The annual meeting of the
Ashfield Presbyterian congrega-
tion was held in the church. Rev.
Kenneth Rooney opened the meet-,
ing by scripture 'and prayer. •
Rev. Rooney was' in charge of
the meeting. The minutes of
1972 were read by Mrs, Henry
MacKenzie. Rev. Rooney read a
personal letter to all' the members.
adherents and supporters' express-
ing his' appreciationfor the co-:
operation received during the 'past
year, in the work of the church
and gave the statistics regarding
baptism, marriages, funerals and
special services.
The .following reports of the •
groups were ,given by the follow-
ing: The Session, Wm. Ross; Sab-
bath School by Mrs. Earl Hdwes;
Board of Managers by Finlay Mac-
Donald;. W.M.S. Society by
Mrs. Donald Simpsdn; Explorers
by, Mrs. Allan MacDonald; Finan-
cial and Budget Treasurer by Mrs.
Ewan MacLean, All the reports
had a very encouraging year.
Rev. Rooney reported on the
plans of the' 125th anniversary of
the Ashfield Presbyterian Church
to beyheld in June.
Mrs. Duncan Simpson gave a
report on the Choir and express-
ed appreciation oh the help she
received and , also, the new gowns
for the Junior, Choir.
Rev. Rooney closed the meeting
with prayer.
CO*: Stick EJCW
Instal Officers
Calvin .Brick United Church t
Women held their meeting on.
Wednesday, January 17 at the ,
borne of •Mrs,• Roy D,awson. The
Worship service was conducted by
Mrs. Gordon McBurney giving a
reading, New• Yea0 Wish. .
-Mg. John Jamieson read the
scripture and led in prayer. The
meditation "How large a Circle"
was' giver •,by Mrs. Richard Moore.,
Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft 'installed
the officers, Past President Mrs.
Ken Mason; 1st Vice Pres.., Mrs.
Roy Dawson; Secretary, Mrs. Ron-
ald Jamieson; Assistant Sec. , Mrs,
John Jamieson; Treasurer , Mrs.
Peter Chandler; Citzenship Con-
vener, Mrs. ,Gordon McBtzney;
Stewardship Convener and Rep-
resentative to Board of Stewards,
Mrs. Alex Robertson; Commun-
ity Friendship, Mrs. Ken Mason;
Finance, Mrs. Peter Chandler:
Christian and Missionary Educ&-
tion, Mrs. Donald Dow; Mission.;
ary •and Service, Mrs. Gilbert
Beecroft; Flowers, Mrs. Ronald
Coultes; Literature, Mrs. .Gilbert
Beecroft.'
The nominating Committee
are Mrs. Roy Dawson, Mrs. Rich--
ad Moore and Mrs. Ronald Coul7'
tes;
McGee;
cialcor zittee isbmw,
Mr
mrss.
George
.
•
Roy
Pattison; Pianists, Mrs. Sidney
Thompson, Mrs: Norman Coultes;
Programme Leaders, Mrs. Gordon
McBurney, Mrs. Donald Dow
Mrs. Peter Chandler,, Mrs. Alex
Robertson; Official Board Repres-
entative', Mrs. Richard Moore;.
Press,. Mrs.: Ronald Jamieson;
Manse Representative, Mrs. Alex
Robertson. • .
There was an attendance of 12
and 3 Toc Alpha delegates. Mrs.
Gordon McBurney 'introduced the
,girls, Alice'Beecroft, Helen
Chandler and. Barbara •
Muilwik, who ,attended the Chris-
tian Conference at Niagara.
The theme of the, conference
Was Alternatives, Drugs and
Alcohol." They gave details of the
3 day conference, The members
of the U.C. W. asked thern
many questions.
Mrs. Richard Moore thanked.
the girls for coming and giving .
..Ashfield
The r911 call was, answered by
paying membership fees.
Mrs. Jim' West, President,
called 'for reports from the yarious
secretaries as follows: Explorers
by Mrs.. E. MacLean; Supply and
Financial, Ma. Henry
KiacKenzie; Summary of Meer,
ings, Mrs. Donald. Simpson,.. Get
well cards were signed by mem-
bers for 'several ladies who are
Plans for the 125th anniversary
Of the church on' June 17 were
discussed.. Mrs. West closed wirli
prayer and_the hostess and com.
mittee served lunch..
The January meeting of the
w. m.$ was held at the home
of Mrs. Ewan MacLean, with an
attendance of nine.
Mrs. Earl Howes, who was in
charge of the program opened
the meeting with a New Year
verse, and prayer. Mrs. Stuart
MacLenna.n read the' scripture
and meditation, followed by •
prayer.
Mrs. Earl Howes
introduced the Study Book on
India, and, displayed piciures.
the 'highlights of the
conference. The meeting closed
with the mizpah benediction.
St. Helens Unit
• The. January meeting of the
.United Church Women was held
at the home of Mrs,. W. I. Mil
. kr with an attendance of ten
ladies. The call to worship was
given by Isobel Miller. Mrs.
Ross Eirington read the scripture
'lesson and Mrs. W. I. Miller
read the meditation.
A4ialogue entitled "Family.
Planning in India'" was given by
Mrs. Frank IvIcQuillin and Mrs.
Gordon MacPherson.. Mrs. W. I.
Miller led in prayer. •
• Readings were given by Mis.
Tom Todd, Mrs. 13., F. Green,
Mrs. John Cameron and Mrs. W.
I. Miller.' The topic on India
was taken by Miss W., D. Ruther-
ford, Isobel, Miller closed the
devotional part of the meeting ,
. 'with prayer.
Financial reports for 1972
• were given by Mrs. Frank. McQuil ,
lin. The Observer Will be
sent to: each family in 1913 with
the U.C. W..paying one half the,
cost.
At the conclusion lunch. 'was
served by Mrs, Sheldon Martin
and Mrs. Green.
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