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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-01-23, Page 12er 'Builders For Todays Building Needs!' arpeatrt.and_Cement CALL Alex Chisholm 529971 OR IIw , Chalmers W.M.S. held their January Meeting on Jan, 16 at the heme of Mrs, :Wesley Tiffin:- The worship service was prepared by'Mrs, John Bell and Mrs. Alan Falcener. The meeting opened with the call to worship, 'WhOSe thetne- was "Beginning I said to the man who stood at the, gate of the year". "All sang the hyrtin; "Give to our God linortal,Praise'%- The scripture, Dent. 11: 10 21 and Exochis 2, was read by Mrs. Alan Falconer. Poems "Live Each Day" , and "'Look to This Day" were read by Mrs. Alan Falconer. Mrs. Don Ross; gave 'a poem "Tithe" Mrs. Wesley Tiffin :gave a Poen' "When Life. Begins". Mrs, Falconer gave a, reading "Time And. Eter- Pity!' and led in prayer, All sang "Morning Has Broken". The offering was receiVeci and dedicated'. by . , Mrs. John Tirell, • The 'topic "'Beginnings" was giyenby Mrs John Bell. The "B' stands for Birth of Christ, the near Year and a :new Decade, New' Birth:, .Except a man be born again he cannot enter the Kingdom of Heaven. • stands for —dance., tion of ourselves throuth reading, endeavour; enthuS; lasm, enjoyment:. _ The "G' stands for Giving. Here we have a brand new , year of 366 days, a gift-from God and an extra day. We can not buy it with all the money in theworld. We can, frtiough Mrs. Torn MacDonald was hostess fot the January meeting of the Presbyterian W.M.S. on Wednesday, af- ternoon. Mrs. Don Robertson was in charge of the devo- tions and the roll call was ---1"-Thoughts for the -New_ Year". Suitable hymns were sung. Heartfelt sympathy is ex- tended to M. Arthur Hal- - denby and family, in the death 'of his dear wife, Barbara-Lynn spent Monday. ness- We are pleased to report afternoon at their cottage at Miss Winnifred Percy is at 'The funeralherprati—that--.-Oeorge—Welister. was Tiverton; _ the home of s Mr. and Mrs. Saturday at the .litiglican released from-University Nit -Thomson of ueknovr Don Bertrand (Joan Percy) We.. at - Church here with temporary Hospital on Saturday, spent Sunday afternoon as a .are sorry' that entombment in the Teeswar- Mrs. Agnes Fattier artiv, caller on Mr. and Mrs. Victor Joan is ill with pneumonia, er Mausoleum. Spring burial ' •ed—home- on Wednesday-- Emerson,.,;-___ • the T Cemetery, evening after visiting since At the '''Whitechurch pro- Miss Bonnie Boyle of New -Years with Mr. and gressive euchre party held in London, visited ~on Sunday Mrs. Fred Davis and. Dana at the hall on Monday evening, Afternoon with Edna and LaSalle and .with Mr, and sponsored by Whitechurch May Boyle: Mrs. JaCk Gillespie and W.L , there were eleven Mr. and Mrs. 'Rick Fry, family at Sarnia. . tables in play. High gent, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fry of Mrs. Agnes Farrier receiv- Pharis Mothers; high lady, • Harristori, Mr. and !Mrs. ed word last week that her Mrs. Dave Gibb; low man, Ralph lialdenby of Guelph aunt, Miss Edith Peddle of Brian Rintoul; low lady, -Mrs. visited with Mr. and Mrs, Central Park Lodge, Exlmon-• • Bill Evans; draw, Wallace William E. Haldenby, ton, passed away Saturday, Conn; Weather permitting, Mr. • and Mrs.' 'Howard January 14, 1980 in her 90th another party will be held in Bennett and s his mother, year. Her home was on two weeks,. February. 4. Mrs. Marjorie Bennett, Mr, Highway 86 where Mr. and and Mrs. Howard Whiteside, Howard and Brian Whiteside of Toronto have been at the ;. home of Mr. Arthur Halden- by and also many ether rela- tives came to,attend the late Mrs. Halderiby's funeral. Her many friends here., wish her a speedy recovery. M r. and Mrs. Jack Barr visited 'on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton at Clinton. BY DELORES Van0ScH Mr. Harry Schuurmans of Londertir. passed away at Victoria Hospital on Wednes- day, January 16 following a lengthy illness. He was in his 77th year. ' Besides his wife, four sons, John, Morris, Bert and Gerald (Mike), all of the London, area and one daugh- ter, Mrs, TOM (Betty) McGee of Peterborough and Several - grandchildren, survive. ° His son Morris, is married to Dora Van Osch, formerly of this area. Kingsluidge news and notes ea area news not.squander it in advance, No one can steal it, Each is given the same amount, of time. " How ate we going to hii preciousi gift of our ,Fathers? Will we „waste it, spend it on no good things. We we give of -ourselves for others? Let ,us pray for strength to face the New Year. 'I' is Invitation. Jesus said ' e "Cem unto, me all ye that labour and ire heavy laden and I will give you rest." Simeon and .Andrew were fishing when Jesus came alpng and said "Conte after me and I will make you fishers of men" and they left their nets and followed Him.' Would we have been so ready' to give up and go? represents neighbours. Who is your neighbour? The world has now conic to our doorstep. There are few or cities where there is not at least one family from a far off The second N ,- 'at a Biennial Conference in Wingham a new chorus, A Whole New Me Was Made. The second "I' - Jesus is 'This week in Lillian, after a lengthy ill- . Mrs. Ken Peyvtress now-. reside. She'-taught, Public- - Scliool hi-the-locality where she was recognized as a very efficient' teacher. The com- munity extends sympathy to the relatives. We ate pleased to report that Walter Elliott was able to return home from Wing- ham Hospital on Sunday. 'Carrie `and Robin Bell of Walkerton . spent Saturday • and. Sunday with 'their grand- parents, Rev. and Mrs. John The Schuurmans were one Bell. of the first families to arrive. Mrs. Bill Evans visited on in the Klligsbridge area froM Friday with her daughter, Holland in 1948. In the early Mrs. Edith Brown of London. fifiies,, they Armed on the On Wednesday Larryffen- ferric now owned by John and demon of Galt visited with Grace Austin. ! Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin Jack Van Osch of Luelmow and in the afternoon Larry and the Van Osch families and Wesley went to. Port 'from this' area attended the Elgin where they visited with funeral on friday, January. Larry"s daughter, Mrs. Grant St. Patrick's. Church, Wolfe. Louden. Mr. and Mrs. Benson Sister Maureen Dalton of ! Falconer and Brian of Sarnia London and Morgan. Dalton, visited oh Sunday with his .Huronview, Clinton, were mother,Mrs,. Robert Mow' Weekend visitors • with Mr,, bray. Vliett on their way and Mrs, Dennis Dalton! home, Mrs. Mowbray and use -4Vh ---,-'--,The-third-ANL---en 4 new loving' hand reaches out" for a new and Netter life, A :better life , will begin. The second ,'G' is, grati- tude. Who' is nor grateful for, light and, sunshine? Jesiis said "Ye are the light of the world. Let your light, shine before me, that they may see your-good Works and glorify my Father". • the answer to all. onr, prob, leins the way of truth and life, Read Pant, Bibles, the • answers. are, there. home Sunday' from .Univer- sitY Hoipital, Lentil", Allele:, he , underwent surgery and is much improved. Mrs. Ann Carson . and daughters Barbara-Lynn and Gail` of WetaskiWin, Alberta came by plane to= Toronto, Saturday where they ,were met by Bert Fontaine of Brampton. and on SUnday he brotight them to White- 'church , in time to attend • church- where her father, S' is. for Salvation, the. Rey. John. Bell, is the pastor. Saving grace ofJestis Christ. In the afternoon they were What a reward for believing!. joined by .Mr. :and Mrs. Mrs: Bill Rintoul • gave a. wesiey, Bell of :Walkerton .. Walkerton reading;"Weil •and thou only and' ,the family " enjoyed a first in pmy heart High Aitig family. reunion. Robin and of All sang kuthYe theyaMsntiT'Haertai:: wCitrtriletheBirel:Iparreetniitrsn,trti, agde .ty of the tarth". 'The Mrs. WesIcY Bell ness was then conducted. by Congratulations to. Alan preSident Mrs. ;Ruely -de , Falconer who has completed Boer, The secretary, Mrs; his course at. OWen Sound Bill Purdon,Yead-theTiOlutiv.here---4e—was-:- sent7-froin es, cOrrespOndencen ed cal- Douglas pOint • and in 'the led the roll, answered by 12, exams received; 90' per. cent .The neict 'meeting is at the and came feurth in the class. hoMe of Mrs. AlanFalconer; Mond4y he returned to in Febriinry. following' the his 'regular Work ,at Douglas closing prayer, the• hostess; Point - Mrs. Wesley. Tiffin, served Mrs. Laura McNeil and refreshMentS. Elmer Woods of St. Helens Walter Elliott admit-visitedwaS- recently with Miry and. ted to Wingham Hospital' n Mrs. Lorne Durnin., Tuesday with surgery on Wednesday, The community Res,: and Mrs. John Bell, Lilies him -a speedy-recov- ,Mrs.. _.Ann Carson, Gail and ery. ,,Isama;•*•1 0•11•0slearrrok• Tony Falconer -accompanied them to• Ineknow to visit 'Mrs. Isobel Tiffin. ."° Mrs. Hugh MeMillan of Watford, and Hung and Nei- ghia'Truang, being sponsor- - ed by the McMillans, Spent the weekend with her moth • - er, Mrs, Isobel Tiffin and on Saturday evening called, on Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin. We' are pleased to' report that. Earl Wilkens arrived For, those who are energy conscious but appreciate the beayty of a good wood stove, An airtight stove with fully- gasketted-clOor- Baffled door for preheated combuStionair • Heat exchanger and blower are standard equipment Enjoy the beauty of this fine wood stove alt evening ancLyvak.e ini.the morning to a,warrn. hq,use or cottage. Six Models TO Choose From. Your Local Dealer Is Phone 5284392 R. 2, Lucknow January 23rd . 31st Of AO/LVOV POND lbny Gabriel honourary campaign - chairman,Ontario March of Dimes Ability Fund sayso ourteam: , . twh anrard.wrhntner athiateS (MAN Rough Nat, Tony Gabor, 1.4ost Outoandmq Player"of the Canadfan thotbal Lodgaa, 'arid Lynnda Staples, Gold MrdanSt at the Canadian Miedtharr Garnet We can't help without your help. oirotoi, ' Canvassers will be calling in Lucknow and Dungannon, When a volunteer calls or you get your rural appeal letter, please give generously.