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KINLOSS NEWS
The 113th, Anniversary of •South.
Kinloss. Presbyterian Church was
observed with special services on
--,Sunday, May -25th , Rev __ John•
'Congram of Hamilton, who had .-
preached here as a student minister
some years ago, was the. guest
,speaker.. • His sermon topics were:
"Up and Atom" and`"Our Strange
New World" stressing. the problems.
of living in this space era and, the.
changing position of the church in.
to -days world•.; Special music w`as
provided by both the Junior and
Senior' choirs under the. °
direction of Mrs.. Lorne Sparks. At,
the, evening service a duet was' sung
by Mrs.• Sparks and Frank MacKen-
iie .: i3rian`Keith capably.played the
piano accompaniment.. Mrs Alei('
MacLeod again tastefully arranged -
spring flowers to beautify the sal -rot -
nary
anct-nary.:`
Rev. L G. Stgirs.
Was Guest. Speaker
At Presbyterial
The Maitland'Presbyterial Society
of the Women's Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian Church in Can-
ada metin,'Knox Presbyterian
.Church, Kincardine, on May. 15th.
Sessions commenced at 2 `and' 7' �'. •.
• p.m. Mrs. Creba McSween, . Kin-•
cardine was organist.:" The Theme
for the afternoon session was "A'
Faith to share"'
Mrs Alvin •Mundell, President,
gave the invocation and .opening
Prayer:: -.-Members 9f
iary.• led in Devotions Mrs. Gerald
Gibson gave. the .Meditation• based
on Luke chater''7 verses °l,.
So great 'a Faith" . Mrs. W. W.
Smith led, in prayer,.The visiting'
members were welcomed.by Mrs.
Mel Ritchie, Kincardine.
The following reports were pres-
ented Recording Secretaryby Mrs.
.
Wm'. Ford, Win hams substituting
for. Mrs W.. D. Campbell, Listowel,
eo- rr-es ondxn =Secretar-; —M-rs Vic
tor Emerson Whitechurch; Treasur'
• • er Mrs: Ewan MacLean Ashfield'.
Mrs Rev'. E. R. Hawkes ; Bluevale .,
• presided at the presentation of an.,
Honourary Life:Membership to Mrs.
B. • Thomas, :2nd Vice -President,
Bluevale.: '
•
The speaker, 'Rev; :L. G;. Stairs,
Brantford, :Area Secretary of the
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, .LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Marshall
Speaker On Sunday.
• •WHITECHURCH, NEWS..
. Anniversary Services were held
Sunday,, May 25 at •Chalmer's
Presbyterian Church,, The'.guest
speaker for morning and evening,
service was "Rev .'R.T, A.Marshall
of Strathroy, who served. here -1057-
1959. `Since leaving Whitechurch,
'Mr and Mrs.. Marshall have served
in Strathroy. Special music at the
morning session was: the choir
Faith is the Victory and a diet•
"I fell on my. . knees and
cried Holy" by Mr. and Mrs. Murrr
ay Gaunt; In the evening a male •
chorus sang "Greater, Grace. Than
our Sins" , the choir sang "Yester-
day, To -day, Forever" ,
a duet "Life's Railway to Heaven":
by Irene De Boer and Joanne Laid-
law and
aid-law'and the male chorus'"Ashamed.
of Jesus" The male chorus singers
were`'PaulElliott, Harvey Craig,.'
Wesley Tiffin, .Murray Gaunt,• Alex
Craig, Lorne. Forster, Wallace,
Conn,'.Phillip'Steer •. , •"
brought greetings;' his message
"The urgency*of the Gospel.'
Twenty Auxiliaries answered the;'
roll. call. Reportsof the. Synodical
held ih Goderich;April 15, 16, 17,
were presented. by Mrs: McKinnon,
Ripley;, Mrs. Ewan MacLean', '
Ashfield; Mrs'. C., McAuley:, Rip
ley; Mrs..Walter• Ballagh,,, Trees
water; Mrs. J.E. Little, .Lucknow..'
The .1970: Synodical is:to be- held -
Y
in Paris, Ontario:. Miss. Sadie .
Johnston,' Lugave ave the Offt
.ory prayer
The: "In Memoriam" . for deceased
members was; given by Mrs '
`Rev :)- G :-=Fish-min - -ham—" They
served with all their heart. "` Mrs.
Eldon Welsh, • Laan side,. closed the
. g
session with prayer•,` The ladies of
Knox,. Kincardine, served. a:
delicious :"Hot Casserole" supper to
PP
the visiting groups,. The Theme: of
the ev.tIi
nng : session "A cross to •
bear" •based on Matthew •Chapter
17; ,verse 24. The organ prelude
was rendered by Sharon Robinson,
Kincardine. Devotions were
conduc ed b� . _Y Lucknow • evenin
g•
_ t
rou 1: Corinthians, .'
P
Chapter i yas read by Miss Maudie
Fisher, the Meditation by Mrs
'Jack MacDonald and the prayer
offered -by Mrs. 'Ronald -Forster:: A
•
vocal duet by Catherine Rourke and
.Debbie Wright o
f Owen Sound and
a'choral number.by'the Kincardine.'
Junior Choir were much appreciat
Leprosy lvl'ission,. was introduced by
Mrs. B. Mitchell,' Molesworth. Mr.
Stairs' great concern is for the, as
yet unreached leprosy victims, the,
pressing need for hospitals and
treatment centres in Asian and
African countries,:where':the dis
ease IS most. prevalent : The sae of
• used postage starrips has become a
----source of revenue for the Iviissiom;-
This year they are reaching for an
amount of $S ,000, to pay for a
.water system in a :new 'hospital.'
• Over the: past ninety, five years,
medical .research has been slowly
• moving towards the cure of leprosy
'.and the partial restoration of
crippled limbs•. "A 'great' door has
' been opened" by drug therapy and
surgery. Working with two aims in
view , the Mission Staff has pees
ented the..Gospel-of..:theJivng
Christ.. "Behold I set before you an
open door, and iso' man can shut
A duet sung by Mrs.. Ian Harrill -
and _ Mrs.a_' 1v1.el Ritchie was
much enjoyed; 'The Moderator of
Bruce -Maitland Presbytery, Rev.
Maurice.D, McNabb, Port. Elgin,
ed .,-
Mrs, Alex Sorbie• welcomed mein;
hers attending the 'evening Sess.
ion. A report of the.; Biennial Con-
ference •held at Orillia , was given
by the delegate , Mrs, Robert Mc`:
Allister, Dungannon. Mrs ;(Rev).
John Brush, Molesworth, introduc
ed the Rev. 'L. G. Stairs. A colour.
--film-"-Da-y of: GoodTidings'L was'_,.__.
shown by Mr.. Stairs. A portrayal•
of family life in a •;village og
of India , disrupted by the• scourge,
of leprosy. The life story of .a man•
from boyhood to old age spent
within the confines of• Penile hospit ;
al, West engal:, Tnd a, who be--
came a, devoted Christian; a'
source of inspiration and practical
'assistanceto those' about him. •
"Gladly our cross to bear". .
t
M•rs.., Jack_MaCLean_..gaye• the
offering prayer.. Courtesies were
expressed by Mrs. Ted
English, 'Wingham . Arrangements
were made forthe next •
Presbyterial to be held in White ;
church: ,'The closing prayer .was led
by Mrs,. Norman Dickson, Moles
worth
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baniMeeti ng
Law and Order - When, and How?
A puzzling question that literally
millionsof people are asking in
these perilous times. A logical
and coherent Bible answer was :,
given by Mr'. A . Powley, district'
supervisor for Jehovah's witnesses
at Wingham• on S nday, May 25th
at the t~.•E. Madill Secondary
School. It was enthusiastically
received by 831 delegates, •
Mr, N.. Donaldson, convention'
chairman ,.described this Christian
gathering_as one of the .biggest_ and
most successful every held' in
Wingham and surrounding area, '•
Because.of the urgent times in'
which we live and the loss of true
faith by.•many, emphasis was place
ed on the . free six month home '
Bible study course that is conduct-.
ed in the privacy of a person's •
home at. a suitable time for the
,individual or family. Questions,
such as, ' Where:ar.e the Dead?"
"How to Build a Happy Family
Life". are, discussed and answered`
from 'the Bible :.
Approximately 57 delegates atten
ded from the-Lucknow• area
PURPLE GROVE
Corrine and Heather• Boyle spent' a'
' ri •
Saturday with Marilyn Rhody,
Miss Margaret Robertson of Luck-
now .and Mrs:' Goldie•'Huston •visit-
ed with Mr. 'and Mrs; Don Robert-'.
son on..Sunday,• '
Carilyn .Rode visited with Mr..
and:Mrs:. Stuart Lane on the week-
end`
A nurnber ofladies•fron this dist-
riot attended the $uce• Annual
Meeting . of the Women s Institute
in'St: Andrews United Church in
Ripley on.. Thursday. Among those
present were Mrs.: Morford MacKay
Mrs-. Sutton Mrs. Earl Ell-
iott, Mrs Francis Boyle, Mrs. Don'
McCosh„'Mrs.. 'Howard Thompson,
Mrs. George Harkness, Mrs. Bill.
'Arnold,, Mrs: Don Reid and 'Mrs.
Harvey ° Needham.
Visitors/9n.Friday of Mr. and Mrs
Cecil Sutton were; Mr : and Mrs
,Chris Start of Kincardine:
Recent visitors ;of Mr. and Mrs.'.
Don McCosh were • Mr ::and • MrS , x.
Joe;Fitzsiintrionss of Pinkerton • Mrs:.
Gertruode
' Walsh rs:••Orville
andM
weeham,
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Walter Collins re ut.:rned home
of spending ter endin : a few ..da s .with
y.
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County Board Falk
School Bus Safety
BY' RICHMOND AT KEY
Robert M.. Elliott, R.R. 1, Clinton,
`who represents Goderich • and. Col-.
borne Townships on •Hiifon County.
Board of Education, led 'a lengthy
discussion on safety regulations .for
buses • and operators at last week's'.
meetingof the Board 'n the .County
,a • Y.
Council, chamber , : Goderich
He fathered a potion, .passe
unanimously, that a fuinvestig
ation as to'wh t.is needed be fnade
at once. He urged the exercise of
the 'greatest •possible :care in bus
operation, wit ' w ich Boar` mernb,
ers heartily agreed•:; :•
.Action by the 'Board of Education
Y..
`followedan accident on May. 9
when'a bus 'contracted to trans .ort •
,.. P
pupils ils to and from 'Holmesville•
school, was involved,
When a':
wheel allegedly*got loose and : free
d
d
itself from the bus: No one was in
•
jured .
The principal bf; the :Holmes:vine
school reported the. accident to the
Board o'f�a'bus operated; by Huron
Automotive and supply?,,: Goderich , •
which agreed to .place another bus
in service
Borfl:I,nAshfieId;
Died In The West
. MRS.. W.E. KILPATRICK
The death of Mrs'. W.E: Kil-at
P •
rick occurred at Battleford
a :
atchewan•on Wednesday, May 21st,:
1969. • She was the: former Mabel
Finnigan and was inaher 87th ,year..,
Born in. Ashfield she Was the eld-
estdaughter of the late Robert
J.
Finnigan, and Sarah. McQuoid
She w s married.to•the late W.E.•'
Kilntfic ` also : in Ashfield •
a , k born:
but had • lived in the' Western:
Provinces fir man Y.Years. , He
.
predeceased her On 'May 14th, 1952:.
and at_the time ofllis_cleath.,was'
living. at Macklin,' Saskatchewan.
The• late Mrs. Kilpatrick
survived by,:five ..sons, one daughter^"
and ten grandchildren; also one •.
sister Mrs'.. Robert (Violet) El `gin of
Seaforth, Ontario and a brother C
Franklin Finnigan of London Opt
ario : A brother Bert Finnigan pre=
deceased..her in 1968, a brothers
Nill in 19.63 :and asister Ethel: in
•1955,
Service Was held' froni the United
Church'on Friday'— Ma3. at Nikik
Battleford with burial at Lakeview
Cemetery, Macklin, Saskatchew=
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