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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-01-17, Page 10• ' •• • . • . Page 10-11acknaw 'Sentinel, •Wedneodry, January 10979. \Celebrbte 60th anniversary 0 5 1 LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN.'t,, REFORMED CHURCH Rev. L. Van Staalduinen SUNDAY, JANUARY 21 S ; . Morning service 10: 00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Listen to the Back to God Hour 10:30 a.m. CKNX f • LUCKNOVV. • PRESBYTERIAN • CHURCH Rev. Wm. Munshaw co, B.A.M.Div. • • SUNDAY, JANUARY 21 . 10:00 a.m. Sunday School I • 11:00 a.m. f Morning Worship Everyone Welcome • •••••••••••,..„......,•tr.,..a. • ••—•••••9",..r*"....•.•!•"! Lower Interest Rates . , ,NOW AVAILABLE ON lit and 2nd Mortgages ANYWHERE IN ONTARIO RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, - - 2.IP4DUSTRIAt AND FARM PROPERTIES Interim Financing For New Construction and Land • Development • ' • FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN YOUR AREA PHONE SAFEWAY .INVESTMENTS ;i:,,cqNsuLTANT,10fiTED. Evenings call Gord Page (519) 881-0101 , • Heed Office, 741 King St W., Kitchener [519].S79-4600 Breach Office: 705 Goderich SI ,Port Elgin [5191832-2044 We buy existing mortgages for instant cash CRA WFORD MOTORS CHRYSLER - DODGE - PLYMOUTH WINGHAM, ONTARIO PHDNE 357-3862 DEMONSTRATORS CHRYSLER••. ' ' ' '' ••,-' 3,$ . late Sam MacMiirehY,andthe 1918 LE BARON, frill Hlped . late Margaret Cameron and 1918 CHRYSLER' CORDOBA, fullY equipd • • ' late Margaret Graham were 4 ) • • MR, AND MRS, JOHN MitCMIRICHY John and Helen MacMur chywere married 60 year's on 7. January 8, 1970.. They cele- brated with - 'a family dinner, the day before their anniver- sarY. Both enjoy good health. .and live in a ,main Street apartment above the Bruce County 'Health Unit, office. John Alexander MacMik- 'chy, of the 5th concession, of Huron Township, took Helen Gertrude Farrell of c9nces- sion 10, ifttrOti Township, as 1• his bride sin Kincardine Ang- lican-. Church on January 8, 3 1919, . - • . 1 -IS John's parents were °the • the • late Sam Farrell and the 1978 PLYMOUTH FURY,' 2 door hardto"' Helen's parents. The couple had planned to ' marry before January, but • 1977 CHRYSLER NEW 'YORKER, door hardtop . SS' public 'gatherings were ban- ., • ned around Christmas that 1976 PLYMOUTH GRAND FURY, 4 door sedan $ year because of the flu 1 1975 FORD.. TORINO • 1975 PONTIAC Lk MANS, 4 dOor sedan'• 4. 1975 DODGE ROYAL MONACO 4 door sedan VS , _ _ 9 , • epidemic in the area. They were attended by . John's sister, the, lateMarg- aret •Jacks:in, and. • Helen's brother, the late William automatic, power steerhig, power brakes and radio Farrell. 3/4 . ,1975 CHEV, 4 door 1975. CORONET, 2 door hardtop • 1975 DODOE, J/2'\ ton, club cab 1974 DODGE CLUB CAB, pickup, 3/4 ton 1974 CHEV, 4 door, V8 automatic power ateer1ng • and brakes 1974 f.OLDS DELTA 88, 2 door hardtop 1974 PON'T-IAC, 4 door sedan 1974 FORD, ten • , 1974 DODGE MONACO, 4 door Sedan 1974 DODGE, V ton 1970 OLDSMOBILE, 4 door hardtop. ••••••••••••• "."1,....MI".1. 1 rews•-•,...••••••• 09 •••.•,...m"....•••••... • w LUCKNOVV..... UNITED. 2 CHURCH i • .• . Rev. Doug Kaufman j Mhilster SUNDAY, JANUARY 21 e 10 a.m. Sunday School . . . 11:00 aan. 0, • Morning Worship • i • t " Nursery Provided • lox Pre -School Children i. • .e Jr. Congregation for''• 5 - 8 Year Old Children • • \ \ • 'aai,40.*44.0,0i,•44•,.,m;44444a:a • UNIT 2 la.C.W. LUCKNOW U,C.W. UNIT N3 • Unit 2 held their first, meeting of 1979 in the clOreh on January 8. Mrs, Gibson opened the meeting with a poem, "Recipe for a Happy New Year". The minutes were read and approved. The roll call was answered by 11 mem- bers. Miss Ada Webster gave the report for Commun- ity Friendship. Mrs. Chas. McDonald made arrange- ments for supplies etc. for the January .1.8th banquet for the. Agricultural Society. Mrs. W. P. Hunter reported for Supply and Welfare. Lining is to be purchased for a .supply quilt which will be quilted at a later date. The devotional was opened with a , hymg and Mrs. Mamie Henglerson read the scripture. Mrs. Walter Deicz ter read the meditation, "A New Year's- Message", fol- lowed by a prayer. Mrs. C. McDonald gave a .reading, "Through.the Year", Mrs., Howard Barger read -an article on "Human-Ilights". A poern; "Happy' New • "YeataLs', was read. by. Mrs. Magoffin. • Following the singing of a hymn, the Meeting was closed with prayer by Mrs I.Gibson. The February meefing will be held in the church With Mrs. Mamie Henderson as convener. , . • , ,TRINITY U,C.W. • 7 ' On 'January 11 the regular meeting of Trinity ' •United Church VVornen was, held at the home- of Mrs. Jim Hunter; .-Wifft25 liapkt..pres- ent.' Mrs. Cora Cranston o.pened the devatiOnal part of the meeting by introducing the topic, ; "Coati" dff To The Future' . Scripture was read :by. Mrs. ' Allan Ritchie. Mrs. Cranston . gave the medita,° tion and Mrs. Ritchie. read a poem onthe'New Year. Mrs. d. Cranston ,cloiethe devo- tions with &aide. • The roll call was answered . by everyone. giving a New ,Year i.' Resolution. Mrs. Chester Hackett, assisted by; Mrs. Doug Raynard, infro-, duceckthe Mission Study for, 1979,, whichs On Hurnan Rights. Mrs. , Raynard read the United Natiohs Dedara- tioh Rights-41nd discussipn followed on this subject. • Mrs. Greg Blake favoured with a violin solo, "He"; accompanied by. Mrs. Ken Alton on the piano. Mrs. Charlet Wilkins was in charge of the Bible Study on "The Lord Is My Sheph- cl" er, Psalm P. Mrs. Donald Hackett read a New Years poem and led in prayer. • The business portion of the meeting ' followed and the .programs for the, coming • year were, handed out. The • meeting closed with the singing of a hymn and Mrs. Alex Hackett led in prayer. A social hour was then enjoyed. They haVe 3 daughtert, 14 granachildren and a 4v great grandchild. Following their marriage, they farmed oti- lot 26, concession 5 of Huron, down the road' from John's par- ents' farm. They moved to the homeplace In 1948 when their daughter, Audrey. mar - 'vied Lester Ferguson and „ they farmed where John and Helen had lived. .- • The couple. have two older daughters; Margaret, Mrs,.° Bill Ferguson, Lucknow,.ana Nornli, Mrs. Cecil Hume - rev, Pei& Clark. • it's been a happy marriage they both agree. When.you • • got married at that time, you got married for keeps obser- • ves John. He says that Helen wouldn't quarrel with any- body .1 "1 \was' ready• to quarrel, but she Wouldn't; so I wasn't going to teach her," he laughs. • -• When asked theseCret • long marriage staying happy,. John says a sense of huiiour helps and Helen adds "John had lots of that."' They remember the time early in their marriage, when John made an ironing board for Helen, and she told him it wasn't as good as the one her grandfather had made her, when she was keeping hoUse • for her brOther, before her marriage. John pointed out • that her cooking wasn, t any- thing t� . brag about and it was there and • then \they decided, if they were going to.be, happy, they. had better learn to get along. . The real love came into • their home when their first child was 'born, says John, because of the love she gave to them, and the love in the • home increased With the arrival of the' pert • tee° Children. • "The family Were Wonder- ful to keep Us happy," says John, "Our family IS so fond of Us and we are of them." • Unit # 3 met in the Church Parlour on Tuesday, January 8th. Mrs. Cook welcomed everyone and Wished all "A Happy New Year" and also read, a .poem. Mrs. Menary reported kn. Stewardship by reading ar- ticles from the Mandate and Observer Magazines. Mrs. Jardine reported- that , the Unit in 1978 had contributed S608.15 towards the General Fund and S16,20 for Mem- • berships plusthe birthday jar ° project. Mrs. Cliff Menary • and Mrs. .Elizabeth Gower reported that the residents of Pine Lodge were • pleased •with the five Church Cal. endars that the Unit had given the Lodge. f, ollowing . • the business Mrs. Cook turn- ; ed the Meeting over to Mrs. . Robert Irwin and Mrs. Ross • Henderson. • Mrs. Irwin opened with a poem, "'Mrs. Ross Henderson - read a poem and. Mrs. Irwin the scripture. A "New Year's Prayer" was, given by Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. Irwin led a Bible discussion on the Three Parables from Luke. A clos- ing pra)/er was given by Mrs. Cook. The committee was thanked. The dies, yed a visit with thef p of tea. • r. • ' DONNYBROOK CW The Donnybrook United ' Church WOmen met at, the hnniefof Mrs. Stuart Cham- .ney on Thursday afternoon, January • 11,- with a good • attendance, , . Mrs. Wes Jefferson open- ed the meeting 'and a hyrnrL was sung. Mrs. Ray Hanna gave the scripture from the .eripon on -the -Mount. Mrs. W: Jefferson gave 'a reading • followedwith prayer. The • hymn, _Winter...Now." , was -read in unison. Mrs. E. Robinson gave a reading, "A • Wise Bit of' Counsel'', Mrs. • 1-1. Jefferion took • over for. the business. A. • number of projects for the coming months were discus- O'1:1- "Mr* M. Johnston sent the bale in December:` Mrs. W. Jefferson read, "New Year's Wishes", fol - oorAiiivo' • • towed by the tinging of a' hymn and the closing prayer. A social time followed. . , • JR. FARMER NEWS ... • On Monday, January 8 the .- • West Huron Jr. Farmers met at Brookside School, The minutes of the latt • meeting were read The • treasurer then gave her • report. * Plans were started for a dance • in March it the Lueknow Community Centre. • • Suggestions were made for Jr. Farmer Week including' • f. • • , . . • card party, variety night and recreation night. Jm Pjielan, provincial dir- ector, for Huron County,'Jr. Farmers, was present to talk about the Structure of Jr. Farmers. • • crippled children grown up? 3 cif 11, Won't you '64 oF help us to help physically disabled adults? THE ON Tam° MARCH 00 DIMES