The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-02-08, Page 11IES , FEB:, lith, 1%7
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sbyterian W. M' S
February meeting ofthe
roon Auxiliary of the Ices
an W, M.S., met in the.
y School Room of ,the
h' on Wednesday, February
2:3.0. •o'clock., Mrs: Jas.
conducted the meeting,. •
le Call to Worship, •a hymn
ig, 'followed: with: prayer by
Emerson and Mrs. R. Reid.
were 24 ladies in.attendance
11, a11 wa answered by
;pealing a verse of •Scr. ipture.
n the Book •of Jonah
lible Study; "Women of the
star pent" , found in Genesis,;
ren by •Mrs...Chas: Cooke.
by Miss' Dorothy Douglas
;d , ,and the singing, of .a
Thanks were:'acceptedfrom
rho had received gifts, during
tive Season. • '
Mission. Study -, "The Church.
in Canada" .was ably' given
Morgan Henderson, •follow.•
m prayer .by Mrs . •Henderson.
i wasting, and.Mrs..: Jas
;losed the. meeting with. pray;
'ocial hour followed _ .•
th`.Kitiloss WMS
Harry Lavis.was hostess to•
Kinloss W.. M. S. ;on Wednes ,
'ternoon Feiruary.l. Mrs:, •
t Hamilton;<presided .and the
ors were .Mrs: Sandy Mac-
nd'Mrs H. Catipbell:.Mrs:
Dougall read minutes and
:. 'Hughes gave the Treasur=
ort. Mrs. Ross MacMillan •
Y,
Secretar y, reported on her
.
nent
3"b. e•Stud •wasfrom Gene -
i 1. ...Y
id Toll call• a verse with'.
d" Mrs' ` Ira g
gave a
i11 and interesting -account ...
g
Presbyterial in W ingham ; ,
lo`d'Aver ';Mts.. Herb;
arid Mrs _. a o d .... a 'bell
ri . H r, l C mp .
thePrayer Circle. Reading!'
even by Mrs;. W.F. Mac.Don
1 Mrs. Bruce 1-lamilton..
i idy•Bbok''.was' in charge
Evan Keith and assisting
re Mrs Currie Colwell and:
rickie in a• panel• discussion:"
early ;beginnings of, the
in •Canada . Plans •were
ed for•the Worlds day of
on February m, 10. The `eet- 'I
s concluded with prayer by
MacLeod and. the hostess and:
yrs served lunch.
i R
mate. To.
Sin -time
SLAKES U C W
February meeting of Blakes
J. was held Tuesday after•
tthe home of Mrs.' Wm
Mrs:: Livingston had charge
program ,end opened the
'g' With the meditation
was on "Our Call to 'Discip-
Discip-
and Mission"', with passages
iture read by Mrs•. , Wrn .
',, Mrs, ;Kaiser, Mrs. Jack
, Mrs. Chris. Cooke; Mrs.'
'ranston and 'Mrs , Isaac
)n. A'hymn 'was sung
!,d by Prayer by Mr, kaiser.
brig Cooke had' the Study
`4Churches,Where The 'Act -
and Mr. Kaiser the ..Bible
'"Thk. Church and The '
ecretaries report was given
roll call answered. by a
f the New Testament with
gist, The treasurers reppdrt
'en .by Mrs, Clifford 1Ci1-
and ft was decided to
dot atioa' of $25.,..O0
. to.
. THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PLAN CENTENNIAL _PROJECT
Church Repo'
•Success
Year'
,The annual :meeting of the Luck -
now ,Presbyteran,Church, was held
on•Thursday, ,January '26; at, 8
p.:m. .
Rev. R. H. MacLeod presided for.
the worship service ,- preceeding'
the business meeting ‘r..
Cameron. MacDonald was appoint
ted chairman for the meeting.
The minutes of the.last meeting
were read by Mrs. Leonard Mac
Dcinald, who succeeded Mrs.
Clarke Finlayson .as Church Treas-
urea, u
The General' Fund report ,show.ed'
'receipts of. $12 , 703.4a. The . bud-
get for 1966 was $2.,44i.00 -.and -
remains•t1Je same for 196.7,
Norman. Taylor •gave- the session
report and •.at -the .present time
• there` are 212 on the church mem.
<bership 'roll, 'and 29 adherent fam-
ilies,.
Gordon . Lyons was appointed .to
the Board of Managers for two
years to replace Gary Gammie
James Aitcheson Robert Gilchrist
Cyril Brown and'•Austin Loree were
appointed for three year terms.
Auditors are Frank Hawthorne
and Leonard MacDonald. The
Evening Auxiliary report showed
an average- attendance of 20.
During the;:year'$232.45 was rais-
ed by envelope, and total receipts
were $337;65,'•$296.15 was
remitted to the Presbyterial Treas..,
urer.
The afternoon..W- M Sheld.ten:.•
meetings with an average attend
Alice of • 19 The total'rece ipts: for"
the year, were :$67.6..38 and
$539:15 •was:remitted to Presbyter'.
ial Treasurer.",. The C.„0;c: held..
10. regular .meetings with an• aver=
ages attendance. of 32: .Fourteen of
these had `perfect .attendance :and
w.ill,reeeive award's of seals from
the afternoon
The Sunday •S.choch report listed
the enrollment of 108, with an
average attendance of 87, which
was the' am as .-
s e 1965: ,For attend;`
ing.40 Sundays or,.rin;ore, certifi-
cares and.. seals •are awarded ,.• and : ;,
class year pins;' for 45 or ,More .
Sundays: .Ln1966 there were 67''
persons attended 40• or; more; Sun-
daysand'of these there were�l2.
:Who 4had a perfect attendance ..
The Cradle. Roll ,reports:,15' mem ; •
hers; on the, roll. The C.G.' I. T,,•:"
held another successful, year with,
a membership.of 16..girls., There -
were: 20'.meetings an:d.'one work '
• meeting•held: ,'Six girls graduated
and received..corsages,and a. bles
Mrs':. Austin'.Loree 'is• the leader
succeeding Mrs Ross;'Shiells
'.Ir:was planned. to'have.a Cent-
ennial project during this year. ;.
Norman•Taylor moved that a,.
member 'frons each organization
be; appointed to ford) a'committee
A vote of thanks is .to be sent to
Mrs:: Clarke .Finlayson for her ser-
vices. in the .church
Jim Henderson.'gave.a special "
thanks to both the Junior and Seri-.
•.
for Choirs, and to the Organist
Mrs:0Wrn .' Scott, also to ail the
organizations of the church.
.
• Mrs . Noble Johnston extended
thanks to Rev . MacLeod and his
farm ly, who expressed his thank,
to all for their kindness and' co-
operati.on•show.n to him,'•
Lunch'and•a Social hour concluu
ed the meeting,
Sri gtimer• The meeting closed
.with a hymn and prayer. Lunch
was served. by Mrs,• Wean, Irvin
arid Mrs, Livingston Menary.•
RevGeo::. i.tc'hell .
. ives Resi ati
G gnat�on
WHITECHURCH NEWS
,,Whitechurch United Church held:
their annual congregational meet-'
'ing in the church Sunday School
room on 'Monday evening, January
30 with ;Rev. George Mitchell
chairman and Elmer Sleighth,ollnn
secretary. Rev.. Mitchell opened
the 'meeting with singing of a
hymn and prayer.
• Stewards re appointed were
Charles Martin:, 'George Thomp-
son, Russell Gaunt Ernest Beecroft
and Fred Tiffin was appointed
a 2 year term. •
Elders re-elected' to the session.
• were Millan Moore and Russel
Chapman, Lloyd Sleightholm' and
Brian. Purdon•we.re added to the
list of ushers::
Rev,. George Mitchell announced.
his resignation to take effect the •
end of June
:Reports, were, given from all De-
s
partme ipf the church and repre-
sented an increase in work. .01
Auditors are Elwood, Gr.oskorth' • ,
and Russell' Gaunt , :Sunday. School
Superintendent. Clifford; Laidlaw
United Church. Observer Secretary
Mrs.. Milian Moore:who is now
receiving/ orders for. the C•entenn-
•ial Reference Book. The Observer
is again to be put in every; home:
'A .good representation was•pre.-
sent from the families of.the'Con-
Sfg.
e ation Rev Mitchell, closed ,.
the meeting,. with'prayer,. •
.LT. initiation
dive New Members
DUNGANNON NEWS
T girls et'�'.
The C.GI. . t fo
•gi1 m r,.
their'reg ular'' meeting with a perf-
ect
attendance of fourteen•. After,
business the leaders, Mts. Ivan
Rivett and Mrs. Bob:: Jefferson con-
ducted; a service on, the .World's
Day of Prayer . Initiation was held
for.•five new members, Irene Hasty
Lynn Culbert,' Martha ,
Y Eedy,
on and Barbara Blake,
Rev. G. Wright asked •for lour•:
`girls to assist in Sunday service. •
Games for initiation were played
and. the ;meeting closed with
"Taps"
itechurch
WHITECHURCH NEWS
The U C. W. 'held their February
rneeting'•at. the home -of .Mrs. Russel-.
Chapman. The -meeting was in
charge of .Christian and ;Citizenship.
department with the :theme Songs in
the. Night. Mrs . George Thor1sor
presidedfor this part of the meet- •
ing.
Mrs. Dave•,Gibb"read the scripture
.and • Mrs,.„
rs :. George Thompson 'gave,
the Meditation: Prayer was given
'by Mrs:, Garnet Farrier::
...Mrs, Russel Cbapni.an told of, �.
Agnes' McPhail, an 'outstanding
�,
Canadian citizen born in 1890;
She taught school in Grey County,
and entered politics. to become the
karst woman member of Parliament
,at Ottawa asLI.F.O. in 1919.at'the:
age:of 31. She remained here for
19 years. Later she was C,'C:'F.
',member in Ontario Legislatimre.
She was a strong supporter” of farm
commuri;itiei anda fighter for.
penal reform for risen and women!'
,Mrs:'.Thompson'n gave a chapter.
from the Study Book:; '`Into' a Nat-
ion".
at-i'on".. She told of the Jesuit nm fission
built. in 1630 at St. Marie near Mid
land where they y .worked with Huron
Indians and today has been built
up ;as formerly.
Mt Ezra Scholtz, •presidetlt,,
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., The meeting of the St. Helen's.: day,, February."2nd.'in.the.hall with- '�.• '
Women s.Inatitute was held,Thursthe President Mrs •. Harold Gaunt.
p e in The meeting, opened :•..
Toc Alpha Panel repeating
ing th eg •M arY
Stewart
Collect l
lecti�.wth thesingingof the Ode and . ...
It Su
.nday •
•The roll call was answered by a
e •Service
DLiNGANNON NEWS:
ing with Dave Hemmingwa of
-Brussels, Norma Walters, Goderich.
Glenn Webster, 'Auburn:and'Rev
,G. Wright,'•the minister as comm
entator, making up the panel, dis-.
- cussing the alcohol.Problem' pert-
aining to
ert-ainingto youth. The offering was
taken' by four C. G.,I,T, girls, ,,
�•
with a: :choir `of young .girlsand
n . .
the Explorers and .C. G. I; T. ;girls.
group._
sittingg. in;a : .
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EveningWorkers
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KINLOUGH NEWS
The,Evening Workers Group Met
on Monday,:.Januar= 30-th at the
horne of. Mrs. Roy Schneller•. ,Miss•:
Edna ;Boyle presided and"opened'
the, meetingwith:prayer. Mrs.
Ronald Thacker 'read .the scripture.:;
The `M:erri'bers prayer -and the Lords
prayer er wer'.e reeated: in unisona.• '
PY p
Mrs. Bert Nicholson ave the .hied:
a • aiia. er"
it tion; . A,Ne'w.;�Ye rrs, pi y
Minute's :of the 'previous: meeting
g.
were read and approved and the
financial report was given.' Get
"Safety. Rule" . The minutes, were
'read. by, the assistant secretary Mrs:
Ross.Errin-ton.. An invitation: was
g
:read inviting all the lad>ies,to att-
end, the "Open House" at the.home
of Mrs: 'Carn bell Thorn son in
P ,P
honour• of her na,other Mrs Ed
in :recognition of youth week,,t
K.airos of Huron: County 'presented
a panel on Toc Alpha at •Dungann-
on United churchon'Sunday morn-, I'
Thorn on the occasion of her.85th
Birthday, }ebruary,4th. 'Five doll-•
'a a
rs. w s donatedtoward's' the: ligh;t'
in the village, Mrs. Ross Gammie,-
Mrs..Allan' Miller. and:Mrs..
'Harvey *Webb are` in'charge
card party; to .be held .:in the••hall !. •
,Frd'a.y February, 3r4: The .•comm
ittee :in char.g a ,of the ":next:enter ,
tainrnent is•Mrs..Allan Cranston',
Mrs. F Mewhinney ,:Ivies Wm.'
Rintoul: and. Miss W. D. Rutherford;
Mrs Harvey, :.Carrick :gave. a
paper on,the -motto "•Safet' " , A .•,
PP .: .,Y
reading was given by,.Mrs. ' ,Bob
Aitchison. "The Legend of St.
Valentine's"
The guest .speaker.. was Mr, Ferris'
of theOntario Provincial Malice , .
Godericfi•:i,. He spoke on',"Safety"
•He.said•themain thing' is, Care
courtesy.' and common' sense He
also showed a film on ' Perception
• of 'Driving iiabits7, Mrs..,Fred Ivfc-
Quillin introduced, the speaker ,and.
hewas thanked.: and presented with
r'
,a..;gift by: Mrs Harold, Gaunt.
hunch wars. served by 'tire hostess:
es Mrs:' Bob Aitchison, Mrs. Hary-.•
.ey Webb:'andMrs. Allan Miller.:
well cards were signed :for 'sick " '
• folks The word for the roll call
was "Lighwt'
A letter was read from Rev. and
Mrs; .Stanley Torres and family,'
Big of Trout LakeThe meeting
close "With prayer and Intich was
served by ythe'hostess and her ass
istant. •A dailt Was quilted during,>
the. afternoon
.spent the week end at the.home of
her •parents,wMr.::and -Mrs, Eldon
l3radley and went to Brantford on• ;