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Wanda Hunter of .St. Catharines
visited Sunday at home with her
parent's, , Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Hunter:.
Tom Helm spent Friday of last
week in Toronto at the Farm
Show. •
Mrs Harvey. Ritchie spent Mon-
day of last week at the Walkerton
Hospital with her sister, Mrs.
Bert Wylie, after surgery .
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Culbert,
Diane, Glen and Nancy of Gait
visited .Sunday afternoon with his
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Ritchie , Brenda and Bryce.
John Ritchie and Kenny spent
Saturday evening at ;he home of
Mr, and Mr-s. William C. Hunter
of Luc kriose,
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WZDNESDAY FEBRUARY 6 197 vs
tion by every meniber in all areas lagh, Teeswater; Evening Groups,
of W. M.S. work..'Asa result . . plans are under Way ,for a day of Girl's Groups, Mrs H Arm-
concentrated study of the duties strong, Teeswater; Children's
and responsibilities of Presbyterial Groups, Mrs. Wm. Smith, Moles-
and - Group officers to be held in worth; Home Helpers , Mrs. Wm.
• Beirnes, Listowel; Friendship and
• Lucknow in early spring..• , • Service, Mrs. G. Haldenby, , Kin-
lough; Lit.' and Lib. , Mrs. G. Mrs. J. W. English, Wingham,'.
'presided at this annual meeting. Gibson, Brussels; Glad Tidings,
• Mrs. Don Robertson, Wingharn,
,
Mrs. W. Wylds , Lucknow; Press,
and Mrs. Alvin Mundell, Belmore, Mrs. G. Mundell, Wingham; Sup-
served as organist and pianist •ply Mrs. R. Arbuckle, ,Wingham;
"Changes are speeding up in
church and mission work, chiefly '
. in .methods, that we may deal
more effectively with our work,
and so that we may live more tri-
umphantly and happily in our new
experiences," said Modejator Rev.
R. H. Armstrong as he brought
greetings from Presbytery to the
annual meeting of the Maitland
Presbyterial Society of the W. M..
S.. of the Presbyterian Church in
Canada which was held in"St. •
Andrew's Church, Wingham, on
• January 28. •
Thelruth of his statement was
clearly illustrated in the work-
shops held during both morning
and afternoon sessions under the
supervision and leadership of re-
sources personnel Misses Mary Lou
Funston, Jean Gardiner', and
Evelyn Murdoch. New and novel
• methods of study were effectively.
by there may be greater participa- Afternoon GrouPs, Mrs. W. Bal-
presented for consideration and •ing ; Executive Member Mrs. R. H.
C.G.LT., groups ,*making use of ies, kecording, Mrs. E. MacLean ,..."-'..."0",""-"."""www'w*
1 H.' Armstrong., Wingham; various media such ames; role. Lucknow; Corresponding,'LUCKNOW Mrs. .
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trial in adult, children's, and • Armstrong, Wingham; • Secretar-
• Elect New Slate Of Qfficers
For Maitland Presbyterial
ilelmore and -Mrs Glen. Ha ldenby , ,
•Kinlough. Courtiesies were expres
expressed by Mrs. Wm Rintoul y
Whitechurich.. Mrs:, Robert
McKague.presented the report. of •
the nominating ,committee and
Miss Mary .LOu ..Furiston conducted,
the service for .the 'installation .of
'the following Officers:., ‘..
Hon. Pres...., Mrs. Geo. Suther-
land,••Ripley; Past Pres.„•• Mrs. ..A1-
vin •Muridell, •Belmore; .Pres.
J. W. English, Wingham; 1st
Vice, Mrs., Mel ,Ritchie Kincar-
dine;.' 2nd Vice, Mrs Don Robert-
son; Kinlough; .3rd Vide; Mrs; f*.
MacLeod, .,.Ripley; 4th Vice, *Mrs.
L.;•.•Sparki, South Kinlossi Treas • ,
Mrs.. Evan jeith South
Historia n.; Henr•y)vlacKenzie
Aahfield; Mrs.. .
G. Wall, Wingham; Nominating.
.committee';' Teeswarer, White .7 •
church, •Ashfield Lucknow even-.
The Church is called to work for
a •world wide responsible society
and to summon men and nations
to repentance. To be compla-
cent in the face of the world's
need is to be guilty of practical
heresy
• Fourth Assembly
World Council of Churches
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. Robert Nicholls, B.A.
• Minister
FEBRUARY leth
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D.
Minister '
Phone 528-2740
FEBRUARY 10th
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
11:00 a.m. MorninglVorship
LUCKNOW
CHRISTIAN
• REFORMED
CHURCH
J. W. Van Stempvoort
Pastor
• Services:
10:00 a.m. Service
• -2:30 p.m. Service
, (Dutch, 1st Sunday of
the month)
•.1
KirkpatriCkand Mrs. Effie Suther-
land sailg several songs, accom-
panied by . Mrs. Roy McKenzie.
Rev: Cecil Carnochan and his guit-
ar alsoadded to the music: The.-4-
McDonald family really had the
toes tapping and even some folks'
dancing when Murray and' George
played their violins and Erma •
accompanied them on the piano.
The committee then served
cookies and tea and ,had pleas-
ant visit with their friends. They
were pleased to see them all look-
ing so well and to find Mrs. •
Martha Patterson able to be 'around
again.
, • • . Sorne Interesting points reveal-.
ed in the reports .from the various
secretaries were 'noted; a decrease
of .23 it membership -of afternoon
adult groups and one group dis-
banded; -siipporr was given to the
work of . Nursing Homes, the Lep-
rosy MissiOn..Scott 'Mksion, Ekvan-
gel Heil, GOderieh Psychiatric . •
Hospital, Arrnaeh , ,C G..1. T ,
Sund. ay School work in 1,7 erinWiOn.
Alberta, to tui.sion Work in India,
the local Salvation Army, Silver
Circle Nursery ,'and the Children's .
Aid Society of Godericii; there •
are SiX C . G I ..7 Groups in Malt -
of which
•suroorta. foster child in Peru and
for -.:.-nicef and the Blind;
less tht half of our rzerroship .
to the i.ad Ticling$
flasoz,aa.: DocatIons
were. over -s.,-;..zsc-•-ibed
, .7zayets
trkMrs. Alviz
'Club Entertains
Arlitruce lea
The Ripley Happy Hearts Club .
is one, of the most active Senior
Citizens Clubs of the area. On
January 24th three carloads .went
to Brucelea Haven to presenta ••
concert: . Since it' was close to
Robbie' Bums birthday .and Ripley
has always been known as a Scot-
tish village, .due credit was .given
to the Scotch on this day.
"Residents were each given a
piece of the Bruce Tartan. to wear.
In her introductory remarks.
Mrs. Win. Arnold ;explained that
the Tartan was derived from the,
family colors of.James.uce ,
Govern•or-Crenej,-al of Canada When
this area Was incorporated in 1867.
l,,•'.,c,ore was chairman and
led in community singing. .Mts:
Arnold and Mrs: Don
were dressed old
costu..-7.e. and put or: a Skit Of
•Jok -, and readings. Mrs. Ms.
C/halmers.
• Rei;orts.'
'
Successful Year
WHITECHURCH NEWS
Chalmers Presbyterian Church
held their annual meeting on Fri-
day afternoon at 1.30 in the Sun-
day School Room.
The meeting was opened with
prayer by the Interim Moderator
Rev. Glenn Noble who was
appointed chairman for the meet-
ing with Lorne Forster secretary.
The minutes of the last, meet-
ing were read by the secretary.
Lorne Forster. There were 113'
members on the roll December 31,
1973. Removal by death 2 and
by certificate 3.
Session members are Johnston
COhn, Ira Wall, Elroy Laidlaw, ,
James McIlrath , , Walter ,Elliott
(clerk), Bill Versteeg, Donald
ROss, Andrew Gaunt,. Mr. Lloyd
A. Murdock; student minister,
'Rev. Glenn Noble Interim Moder-
ator. • •
C.O.C. leaders Mrs. H. Simp-
son and Mrs: Archie Purdon held
8 meetings in the Sunday School
roorn;during church service in
1973. They had a membership of
14 with an aVerage attendance of
11. The cornbined C. 0 . C . aid
W. M.S. meeting was held in •
July. Used stamps were sent to
the Leprosy .Mission in Toronto.
President, Lori Radon; secretary,
Donald de Boer; treasurer , David
'Ross. .
• The Ladies Aid 'meeting was
held after the W. MS. Meeting.
The treasurer is Mrs. John de Boer
who has a balance of $16.70 on
hand.
The W. M.S. held 12 meetings.
They have 14 active members and
13 home helpers. The meetings
were held iii the homes with the-
exception of July meeting with
C.O.C. and iii October at the
fall thankoffering when guests
were from Langside, WhirechurCh
U.C. W. and- Brick Church •U:C. -
W. The guest speaker was Mrs.
Lloyd Murdock along with,2 deac-
oness friends and the assistance
of slides gave a picture of the
training of a deaconess, the grad-
uate and the graduate who is now
Involved in church work in St.
Andiews*,/ Toronto. We are grate-
ful to all for their contributions
POINT TQ PONDER
respectively. The devotional
period was conducted by Mrs.:
. Lloyd Felker, Mrs. John Brush,*
and Mrs. David Matheson of the
MoIesworth Auxiliary. Words of •
welcome to St., Andrew's were.."
graciously extended by Mrs. Ralph
Nixon.• • The recording secretary
• for the day was Mrs. W. D. Camp.
Molesworth.
Mrs. J. MacDonald, Lucknow;
Life Mem. , Mrs. B. Moffat,
Bluevale; Without Portfolio, Mrs.
W. ID:. Campbell, Mrs. C. 'Mc-
Auley, Mrs, D. Neilenn; Auditors
Mrs. V. Emerson, Whitechurch,
Mrs. R. Bregirian, Teeswater.
WHEN FOINS
SHOPrmtRE
THEY DoN ar REGRET,
FOR THEIR PRICES ARE
THE FAIREST YET at
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The Meeting requested a lent
*be sent to Presbytery asking that
Mr, Lloyd Murdock, gradnating,
student minister be left. with
Whitechurch and Langside charg
es and if not that they appoint
-another student to these charges,
'A letter of thanks is .rd. be' sent to
those .who printed the reports:.
The meeting was adjourned by
R. Pardon and Rev. G. Noble
closed with prayer..
but would welcome help from
every lady inf.he congregation
wards our niissipnacy -effort.
The Sunda). School with. Walt
Elliott', Superintendent, SeCtet
Treasurer Mrs. John Gaunt, and
teachers Kathy:Purdon, Christine
Scott, Mrs.' Doris Caesar, Mrs
Gibson, Mrs. Valetta Emerson,
had a very successful year with
good attendance each Sunday a
a closing balance of $83.66 ,
The financial report showed
expenses had been met and a
balance on hand.. New, member;
• appointed; to the Board of
Managers were Elroy Laidlaw,
Archie Purdon,. Bob Mowbray,
Walter Elliott. Auditors are
Mrs . Kathleen Gibson and Bill
Versteeg. Ushers are Douglas
Ross, Bill Versteeg, 'Neil Rin-
to0, Elroy Laidlaw , Bill Purdon
John de Boer. Trustees are DOI?
,ald Ross, John Gaunt and Wm,
PuraOri.
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