The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-05-10, Page 11WeDN MAY 10th, 1167
Olivet U.C.W.
Hear Of Holland
OLIVE'''. NEWS,
Olivet United' Church :Woman
met .on Thursday evening at the
`home of Mrs. Walter Dexter in
Lucknow . ,Mrs. Melvin; Coiling
Mrs, Waiter Black , Mrs. Gary
Boffin an,'Mrs . Oscar White and
Mrs. Jack McGuire. presented the
worship service.
Mrs. Donald Simpson of Kintail
as guest speaker, told of her recent
visit. to :Holland , when She and her.
husbnd along :with .a large group '
of Canadians visited the graves: of
their loved' ones who were killed
the second Q1d War, and also,, if
they were' lucky,' met some of the
people who knew their loved ones.'
Mrs.: Simpson met•an .elderly
couple who had known her brother
She showed pictures and some of
her souvenirs. Her description, of
the country and, the people of
Holland was very much ' appreciat
ed.
LOCAL
Mrs. Walter. Oster of Belgrave
:and Mrs. Don MacMurray and.
children of Lucknow• accompanied.
Mrs. Ernest. Carter to London last
week whereMrs. `Carter was ad
mitred to Victoria.' Hospital. She
Was discharged from .hospital'on.
Saturday and:is staying ,with her •
son William 'in London for a week
before returning home: Mrs:
Carter will enter hospital again in
June 'for,surgery.
.Mrs.: Lorna: Clipperton and .f am
ily of London spent,the week end
with relatives. here. :.
Mr: and Mrs. Wilmer Nicholson
andfamily of Holstein were Sun=
day visitors:'with.Mt. and Mrs.
Keith Cranston and family of Bel
fast,
WHITECHURCH
Elwin Moore completed: his exam's'
a Western .University on Friday
uat spent the ,week •end :with his •
>arents Mr,. and Mrs.,Millan Moore
)rior_to Starting .work on Tuesday
it the.Free:J?ress:,', London. Muriel
vloore of' Western.completed:her
:xams'on: Saturd:ay-and returned,
Rime .011 Sunday
George Conn and his friend Levy
m Friday accompanied. Murray
oultes home to spend the week
end with Mr and Mrs 4 Wallace
ons. Murray Coulees left on Mont-
lay;'for summer employment,' in*
roronto.:
Mrs, Peter' De Boer accompanied
Mr.' and Mrs. Bill De Boe •„ta Lon
ion on Saturday where she visited
pith little Hilda who had an eye
)peration'recently. We are happy
o report Hilda is doing as well ' as
:an be, expected .''
Mr.. and Mrs. ” W'alter •Elliott;,
'aur,' Ruth , •Barry and David' were
►unday visitors with'Mr', ands Mrs.
Dorman Stewart and'family of
.ambeth 'and . Mr and Mts. Don.
=ampbell of Belmont.
Irene De Boer and Carolyn Adams
if this comtiunity accompanied
tcknow District High School
students to Expo this week.'
Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Emerson were Mr;
and Mrs; ,Charles Tiffin ' and Mr.
and Mrs, Sandy Murray Kathleen,
Phyllis, .Alex and Patricia of
Sharon. .
Callers Saturday,oit Mlrs;; ,Russel'•
tttchie were Mr. and Mrs: Les
txtchie and Mr,. and 1 its.,' George
launders of Lucknow . •
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, tUCKNOW,
Unit 1 Lucknow UCW'
An evening meeting of Lucknow
Unit 1, U.C.W, was held on May
2nd,. at the home of Mrs. A:. '.And-
rew Mrs. H. Treleaven presided
and opened the meeting in the',
usual way. The roll call. was answe•
red by 20 members and: there were
5 visitors. Miss, Ada Webster read, a
very good article from 'the clip
sheet on'Stewardship.. • .
Mrs. ,Wharry; took the•'Chair for, ,
the -programme and read the' Script-
ure . 1st Kings ,Chapter 10 which
contained 'the story, of the Queen of
Sheba .and her search'for .wisdom
and the true God;:
Mrs;: Dunsmuir sang a beautiful .. "
solo 'Love's Debt to Mother" . Mrs
NJ. MacKenzie reviewed a chap-
•
ter from "The Church in the World"
comparing the work:. of the Catholic
and Protestant churches_ following
The .Reformation , Nancy Walden
played a piano solo•. which all en
joyed
Two, chapters from "The Church
in Canada" were presented'by'Mrs.
W How ad It dealt with the
coming .of, the Lutheran:workers
early. 'as 1619 and their later. union ;
with, the 'Anglican+church Also:
'the work of the'Methodist church.
which began in Newfoundland in
'1765` and Was introduced:by Welsh.
Clergy and ,laymen:
All joined in singing the hymn
"Mothers of Salem"'and Mrs. Dow-
nie
ow nie read a;poem on Mothers.' Mrs.'`
J. W..'Joynt gave 'a reading on
Grandmothers 7•A Boy needs a
Grandmother" , and, Mrs: A
Andrew read .a little. poem about..
her two •krandsons . , The meeting
closed with the benediction,
A contest on."Things Grandmoth
er •Missed" was' conducted by the
Program Committee
Unit 3 'Lucknow: UCW
Mrs , . Ross Shiells was hostess for, '.
Unit 3 of •the Lucknow United
Church Women'for,the May
meeting on May 2nd, The meeting
had : a National theme 'in 'keeping
with.Expo 67 Sixteen members
•answered the roll•call by narriing
•
a Provincial floral emblem.
•
Mrs..Cumming opened the meet.
ing.with a Call to Worship, follow•
ed by :hymn, "Land of our Birth" .•
,.'Is was decided to hold a bake ,.,
sale• on Saturday, May 27th,;3
p..111. at Mrs. Noble'Johnston's
restaurant .All members' are re '
quested to send` inbaking•for this
The June meetinrivto be held
at the Church, together with the
:other.groups,. in theform of.a•
Centennial: meeting
• The treasurer •reporteda balance
Of $124.25. Mrs. Sam'..Alton•spoke
on the Stewardship of Faith in our
words and actions: -`Mrs. Saunders
.reported ' cards sent and visits to the .
hospital. N1rs, `Henderson, social
convener'; .'made' plans to assist at a
wedding. on June •10thi`'
The program .committee, Mrs .
Lloyd 'Henderson and Mrs. Alex
MacNay'presented the. following ,
Program . The hymn ''T:Ake My' .
Life" was sung, followed 'by Prayer
by Mrs, MacKay: Mrs. Chas:. '• •,
Hallam read` the Scripture lesson.
Mrs: Henderson gave chapter 10 of
the Bible Study, 'Mrs.' W, Ritchie
gave a piano' selection: Mrs. E.
Taylor hada .re ading•on Citizen=
ship. The, Study Book ori the Church
in the Maritimes was continued by
Mrs, Orland Richards.
Mrs,. MacNay expressed a vote of
thanks to those taking part and to ,
the hostess, Mrs. Shiells,
T e singing -of the National hymn
foll ed' by Mizpah benediction
clos d the meeting.
ONTARIO.
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. CARDS
By Rustcraft •
At
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DECORATORS
Unit.' 5 4idanow UCW
• Mrs,., Jack McKim was hostess •for`
the' May meeting;o`1• Unit 5., Luck -
now United Churdh Women .with 12`.
members and 1 visitor present..
Mrs 'H , Kragt conducted :the dev-
otioual period and program and
read the poem "May": following 'a
hymn the Meditation was given by
Mrs. E., Hall, "The *Church'and
The World': and the scripture from
Matthew .5 was preceded by a dis
cussion of the place of the .church
in to -day's world. Mrs. Hall closed
,with prayer
Mrs, H.'Kragt accompanied her.
rriother., • Mrs. S. De Boer in' a .love -
ly ,solo'".I. Need `Thee Every Hour"'..
The. chapter"The Protestant
Church grows.and .multiplies, in
Upper Canada" from the: study
book was taken by. Mrs .L. Stirling
•:A reading "Blessed are°.Mothers"
Was ' given ;by Mrs Kragt.
Following the .singing of a hymn,
Mrs'. Rolert'Campbell.took charge
of the business. Good used, clothing
for the bale m'ay be brought in to
:the church basement alanY time;
Please remember to' save. used .post-
age :stain s for' Leprosy Work. • The:.
P P .Y
June meetings of the 5, units will be
• held as a Centennial'meeting in.
the .church.' Mrs'. Wrrr. Bolt. spoke-.
:of theapproaching weddings and
the units pFart in .each. Mrs.
McKim brought forward two pro-
jects.
Jects: The one chosen was for each
Member to bring into the June •
meeting.one or more recipes for
dessert, to be used m• making : a book
of desserts
Following' the dedication of the
•
Lucknow
Presbyterian W M S
The Women's :.Missionary;Society
of the Lucknow. Presbyterian
Church ladies met in the church.
May'.3rd and held their; May 'Meet-
ing ,
neet-ing, with Mrs M.. •Henderson in•
• the chair :A hymn was :sung and •
prayer given •by'Mrs. Henderson.
A portion of the eighth chapter of
Acts was read in unison : after
which Mrs. J.' Smith.gave :the
Mission. Study "The Growth of the
Church in Canada" -.'•
The roll call consisted of •a Bible
verse and was answered by twenty
ladies. Miss N, Malcolnr read, the,
'minutes ofthe previous; month's, 1.
meeting .''A letter of thanks from
the family. of -Mrs. N.' Mackenzie.
for .their expression of sympathy
was read Mars: MacKenzie was: a
valuable Member, for .many years,
and will be.:sadly missed. •The
• visiting committee gave their
report and • it w as ' also' suggested •
that•some project be achieved
toward the CententiiaL such. as the
History of Our•Mission Band". `
The Bible„Study was given by
Miss Dorothy. Douglas, which,was'
appreciated
NO. N. Johnstone gave a.very.
interesting report, of the Synodical
meeting. of Hamilton and London,
which Was held in Stratford, She.
spoke of the, great'•advances of the
Presbyterian Church in Canada, in
the early years, compared to
in an's'attitude toward the Bible
in this day. ,People should remem-
ber the 'past but not letit keep
them from .remembering•the future
The, meeting was brought to a
close.' with prayer by Mrs. Jas.
Little, ;
PAGE ELEVEN
South Kinloss WMS
Mrs . Bruce Hamilton„of Luck-
now was hostess°to South Kinloss
W.M.S. on: Wednesday , May 3rd
Mrs. Gilbert Hari-rilton,presided'
and the Secretary, Mrs.; Lloyd .
MacDougall read minutes and
correspondence. Scripture was read`
by Mrs. Lloyd. Avery and E,P esians:
Chapter 6.was studied. Roll call,
was answered,by a Bible verse •with•
"'Armour:” • , • •
Mrs. Ross: MacMillan gave a read
ins and Mrs. Belle MacKinnon
had charge of the Prayer .Circle
The study, on the .early, Work of the.
Church hi opening up Canada's
:Western. Provinces was presented by
Mrs. Herb Buckton who used maps.,
pictures and pertinent articles to
illustrate the work of the early • ..'
.pioneer ministers and missionaries.
The hostess, with directors Mrs;
Gib Hamilton•'and,Mrs..Buckton, ,
•provided an'attractive •lunch. The
June meeting ,at .the hom'e of Mrs:. •
Leonard MacInnes willbe•of a
Centennial nature.
To,:Adapt
Formosan Chid"
AMBERLEY NEWS
The C. G. I..T. of Pine River,
.Bethel, United Churches' and St •
Lukes Anglican congregation att-
ended their finalg meetin recently,.
Y
Theirproject to be undertaken is,
the .:adoption of a child from': For-
mosa.
Mrs. Gordon Elliott is leader of•
the C.G.I.T. with Marilyn
Thompson as assistant. Aria. Smel
tzer who assisted itt the
work was presented,swith a wedding
gift from the group
offering and a hymn, Mrs.
Campbell closed with the ;benedic-
tion . _ ...
�e star
an•
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When there has been an addition to
the family; it's time to think of 4a4,
• addition to your life insurance estate •
IBe sure you.have enoughlife incur ,
ance.'CaU:
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