The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-06-25, Page 10.I{k }.
THE .LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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An interesting -•meeting of.Luck-
now United. Church Women was:
held- on Tuesday night with forty-
five •mernbers in' attendance',
The Community ,Friendship' con•.
'vener Mrs. Lewis and her commi-
ttee arranged the program. Mrs.
Ernie. Lewis, Mrs, Jim Mathers,
Mrs., Gordon Ritchie and 'Mrs ,. Gar-
field McDonald' conducted the wor-
: , .shiPperiod basted • on the' theme
"Friendship ' Mrs Eunice. Duns
muir favoured with a beayitiful solo,
"I've Found . A friend" ,. .
The guest speaker, Rev. R. T.
Odendahl '. rector of St. Peter's Aug.
lican Church, gave a very interest-
ing and• humorous account of his
experiences while serving • as miss
ionary at the Six Nations Indian
. Reserve and the Muncey Reserve and
showed slides illustrating his,
address. ••
The president, Mrs.', Elwin Hall-,
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Ashfield '
W.M.S..ASHFIELD NEWS
Eighteen .Members attended. the
W; M..S. meeting on 'Thursday in'.
the church school mini. Mrs. 'E',
MacLean.who was in charge. open`
ed with prayer and Mrsi, Ed -Sykes .
gave the Meditation;:; Miss 'Sadie.
hnsori-gave-the--Mission-Stt dr
assisted`by Mrs.'• MacMurchy, Mrs.'.
:Jim. West•and Mrs. Allan •MacDoi-
'ald Mrs.;, Earl'MacDonald:.gay.e
the Offertory praye•r:4 •
•Mrs.'Jack• MacKenzie'and Mrs.,
Bayne MacLennan were the lunch;
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committee...
Instal;HewI
toorth chairfor-the-:business arl:
of the meeting.
Reports.were, heard
from the various, committees
Arrangements were made for the'
lunch ,at the. farewell' get-together
for Rev. and Mrs, Stirling on -
June 29, the Induction of the new
minister.:Rev-.• Nicholls on. July :4th
and the Thankoffering,in the . all.
Mrs. Geo. Jardineread a page
"The Meaning of Stewardship" A
bale for overseas will bepacked
soon.
Miss Flora Andrew presented the
report of the nominating committee
and, Mrs. Harvey Houston .conducted
the installation of the president,
Mr's. Vernon Hunter, first Vice,
Mrs. George Newbold: •and. 2nd vice
Mrs. Jim Arnold. • •
•
• Mrs:, Raynard Ackert and Mrs:
Hobert. Finlay.rnade the presentat
ion of a gift to Mrs. Laird Stirling .
Who has been.secretary,and. a 'vain -
ed member of the U.C.V.
Mrs.. Wm. Wharr'y presented . Mrs.
Elwin Hall with .a life membership
pin in.recognition of her splendid
contribution to the United Church
Women and, 'expressed:appreciation
for her capable leadership while
president.'
The new president, Mrs'.'. Vernon ;•
Hunter.,..took,the chair,.for the .clos-'
ing of the: meeting,.
uLKraemer'
SpeakerAtm
Bruce.Presbyteral;
Officers of• Bruce Presbyterial.
were welcomed to Walkerton Unit=
ed. Church on Tuesday, June 10 by
the. 'President, ;':Mrs. 'H. E., Slumski .
. •After devotions, by Mrs. A .: Heard;
Port Elgin,. the Secretary Mrs. J.C.
o dcod`-
=Downing;; Teeswater�intro- u
•the Presbyterial Officers as' the
•
'boundaries have just been. enlarged
to•; nclude eight more charges. A•
letter was read by the Correspond
'ing Secretary, Mrs.'` N'. Powell,
Dobbington telling of a Workshop;'
which will be held at 5 Oaks.' on.
September 22, Mrs. Earl
Wightman , Lucknow requested that
aii'secretaries send in the.names
and addresses'of all new Life •
Members.
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Cha .rne FYI , ..
�.'WHITECHURCH. NEWS -
Chalmers Presb ' • . • •
held. their June meeting on Wednes-
day 18th
ednes-day18th at the. home.of•Mrs. And- ••
rew Gaunt with. 15 in attendance.;:
The President, Mrs. Wallace
. 'Conn gave the Call to ,,Worship. All
A•.deputation consisting of'.eight f sang Jesus Calls us:. Mrs, Wesley
• :persons, armed with a petition • Tiffin read the Scripture and gave,
• .containing :37 dames, appeared be- the meditation;: a.,warning`to Can
fore Huron County Board of Educat-sada.
4
1 . ion` at its meeting in .:Central. Huron
Secondary School, Clinton. Mon
da' avenin ' re uestin the Board
1: to:instal a', portable classroom at.
Blyth Public School '
; � �+ � ,,�,� � Mrs 'R. W. Street,,. who "was :
spokesman for the deputation,', sub
-ed-a-ear-e€u-1 y prepared-lette
co
ies Of which'she handed- :�s� - • • P Mrs. Russel Rots,read a letter from
to the members and officials of .the..
the Leprosy 'Mission re used stamps.
Board,•and also to the press, • ' All kinds of•stamps are acceptable:
Finally, after considerable guest Kee U.,nited S.tates•stam s <se orate'
'ioning'•back'and forth; the Board , p P p
,,.. Leave 4 inch margin of. paper.
passed' a motion by John Henderson around stamp, . stamps steamed off
R.R. 5, Seaforth, and Mrs. J. F1. are of :less value and<'keep them
• Wallace, Goderich that J.W. ' . separate..Stamps are to be sent. to
Coulter, su erintendent of schools , Lepros Mission, Room 1003' - ,67; '
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look into the situation alld: bang in
g � . . Yonge: Street Toronto 1, .. • .
a recommendation •and• see what he A thank you note was received
can do with the Departmentof Ed: from Dr, Graham Home, London
ucation in getting: something done :for infants sweaters sent
The topic was given b. Mts. Vic-
" Or Emerson,'. ••
,Mrs. Dawson Craig led in prayer.
The. Roll Call was answered' with
' u_d_ ; .• _to he_next�Execut, ve me_e ng_ •
Interesting reports were given by
'the; five delegates to the school. at.
Waterloo on May 6•, 7, 8. 'Mrs,
,Robert Turnbull,. Paisley, citizen-
ship ind Social Action Convener
suggested U.C. W. members en-
tertain interdenominational Senior
Citizens; for a couple of hours ,with
tea; have supervised Friday night
Drop Ins. for youth 13 years and up,
centres for 'Second hand' Clothes,. be
Foster Parents,. visit •Old People, .
help. at Baby Clinics and' provide
transportation for visits to Hospitals.
Mrs: Eagles, Southampton,• gave'
highlights of Rev Lawrence Purdy's.
address •on Drug Addiction. Mrs. G
Farrow , Allenford reporting on
"Reconciliation in t a Broken. World"
said that `the ,Disciples turned, the
world .up -side down. Are the'
U. C. W; • members? "The time to
be concerned is now", said•Mrs.
Harold. Simpson, Arkwright and*Mrs
G. Wil 6n, .Pinkerton gave:a'
thought-provoking 'poem; entitled
"lt's'.none of m business",
•
Y business
• Dr. McClure, . first Lay Moderator
in Canada,` Will be 'speaker at the
ry on e evening df -O b
er 29• in Walkerton. Mrs.
Slumski and another to be appoint-
ed later, was named to represent
our Presbytery at the Regional Con
•ference Rally in Sudbury on Septem
ber 5:; 6 and 7. /'
• t:' • ini ns'of thel
The ministers wan op • o
New' "Curriculum Sunday School
papers pros and cons°before
November..Good books that anyone
is.willing to• lend are to be brought
Kiniough W.M.S.
KINLQUGH: NEWS
The June meeting of the Kinlougtr
Presbyterian M. M. S. was held with
Mrs . ;Lyman •Sutton hostess. The
opening hymn: was "Whata friend
we have in Jesus" . The
report on buying the -record player
for Sunday School use was given
by Mrs. Jack Barr. An invitation
was read to join with: the Lucknow
„_ladies on July 30i.h.. •
'�Devotioris-ion-".Mere "--iere=given-
bylyirs ,Margaret McPherson.The
program convener was Mrs. Stewart
McDonald She read the scripture
and first chapter of the Study. :
book "New Acts of Mission" telling'.
of the changing times Miss 'Winti-
'fred Percy read a poem' "Career".
Two quizzes on colour and food:
were conducted by Mrs. McDonald..
The hymn '40 for a closer walk.
with• God" and the: Lord's Prayer.
closed the meeting. Lunch was•
served by Mrs. Frank Mauldin...
WEDNESDAY,: JUNE 25th' 1969
The; offering was received and, The Local Presidents or the
• dedicated by Mrs : ,Albert McQuill Program Chairmen. are requested to
an..
Mrs . • Johnston Conn; treasurer,
,rave-the-fiirant al• -statement
:o: rectify the situation.
Immediately a motion by R M t
Elliott, R.R. 3, Clinton .and A . Mrs.• Cecil. F. alconer gave a read-
Garnet
ead-Garnet Hicks g R.R. 3, Exeter,. was 'in "When we Pray Thy
g
Kingdom
carried' -that Mr. Coulter look into
come..., ,
enrolment.at all elementary •
schools in Huron County and bring
inany pertinent information.• _. similar the
regarding situations sii.n la
one existing in Blyth
Chairman John B Lavis informed wth'not enough square feet of
the delegation that the Board
space for each child.
would be favorable to some action Director of Education, D.J.
t_rec:ekve&any.Ass_istan. ,
y .., —ee.from.(" K` rare reportedS• -
supply your Regional area: President
with a copy of'•your local'Progran
1969.
On the same evening, the
.Chairman •of Presbytery , YRev. Ron r..
ayrte , •Southampton welcomed a ..
-capacity: crowd to the -Inaugural
rneeting,of Bruce -Guelph,. Presby-
terial. Reit. and Mrs‘.. Clyde, Bei=
vie, sang two pleasing numbers
''It'Took a Miracle" 'and "Oh, what
love
The following slate of "Officers
g
was - read, by. Mrs. •William Arnold,
Ripley and these officers were in-
. stalled by Rev:' Rona ries
Y Y
Pine River: U.C.W..
AMBERLEY NEWS.
Unit 2 of Pine River United
"Church.,held their June meeting on;
Tuesday evening of last week
'with an attendance of seventeen.
Mrs. `Ernie Gibson°presided: .
The',•rneeting opened with the :.
U. C. W,', hyrnn':followed by prayer .;
The secretary Mrs. Ronnie Ir .win
read .the: correspondence. After the
-roll call; •Mrs. Donald.Courtney
gave the treasurer's report.. •
An interesting discussion on:
,''Childhood discipline" was •1ed bt
Mrs. Robert Rutledge. Mrs. Leon-
ard: Courtney who was program con
vener opened the devotionalperiod
Vith readingow-somethin
good about you"
After a, hymn, the scripture: read- '
ing was given by• Mrs. Glenn Campy
bell.. The, Study BoolOwas In charge
of •Mrs. 'Jack:Campbell who show
eeLa.Map of the part of China at '•
ChengChow. where an American
visitor interviewed some of the
inhabitants, .
.People are dying of malnutrition;
and the lack of water The inhabit-
ants. are 'still :hoping 'fot• a better `
way ' of life..
enediction•• lttnci was
After the b •
served in the 'Sunday 'School room
:and a social hour followed,
Church Services
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH.
Rev.. R L..:Stirling, $'.A.,• B,D.
Miinister
JUNE Milt '
10:00, a.16.. Closing of Sunday
- nLa 1.. . SNOrGr1OuP_:_
11:09. a.m. Farewell Service
Both choirs will meet at
7:45 p.m. on..Tiwrsday.
Induction, Service for Rev;
Robert Nie atla will be Friday
July 4 at 839 p.m. .
TQC .ON TIIIS'•
•'ane of the • worst . kinds of
`weete ie Boat of irritating. and;
:exasperating Caen 'against each
other, by. •... vislence done; for
violence dies, eVon • juice' -,
may.»•
•
-kin .Church
JUNE -20i0
10:00 a.m. Sunday School'
11:00 a.m. Marling Service
Gue/t Speaker
Mr. Hugh 'Jamieson
--Hamilton; .Ont.
Sunday School .Teachers
citing"— Thursday, 7:30p.m,
ST PETER'S
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
•
:Re
Vit. T..F. Odendahl:
lector �.
48111E Zllk
1er15 Church School,
11. Pra
, God's Love Unchangeable was
read by Mrs. Russel;Ross.'Nothing
t
s ANN1VERS�
SUNDAY-29-th
SERV CE<S 11=00 A.M.: and .7:30 P.M.
REV. CHARLES MCCARROLL
Of "Brussels` will be Guest Speaker.• '
-SPECIAL MUSIC .
:A cordial wslcoma aweifs.' you.
Wharry, , Lucknow ,: Mrs. Alex
Heard Port .Elgin, ',Mrs ;;Gordon
Farrow Boit 53, A lle flford ,
Gordon Wilson, R.R. 1, Pinkerton,
Mrs. Arnold Darroch,, Clifford;
nasi 'dent Mrs—H
P tl S-lunski ; R-.uR:- -- ... •o .. _ •, i_ .: � •-�...
co creta; r
Re rdmgS •y M s: --Lloy
I 2, Dobbinton; 1st Vice Pres Mrs,, • • - r • h
I $ 197, Walkerton;
Graham MurrayR. R. 'Palmer' CartWri ht, Box
Y Corresponding S cretary - Mrs.
1 ston; AreaChairmen Mrs.. Wm. Norman Powell, RR..2.•
Dobbinton; Treasurer -. Mrs. Ron
Slade , R. R. 5 , Kincardine; Finan-
cue - Mrs Ralph Elliott, R.R. 2,
Ripley; Citizenship',and.Soeial<
Action - Mrs. Robert Ttirnbull;
•R.R. 5, Paisley; Leadership Devel.='
opment - Mrs. Erma Johner; Tara;
'Community Friendship:•,r:•.Mrs: B.
Taekaberry_•, •Box '84, Kincardine;
inadequate. She maintained that.
all rooms were very overcrowded
the Department. that plans arein process of being •
... _.
'Mrs. Street pointed out that since
drawn up in connection with the
the Blyth .school ,was opened in 'Jan- septic 'Elbe system at Blyth school,
vary 1967.,.• enrolment has risen .gib n t. until4uch_titne_as. the extent' of
fro
pproxirnately 200 to 306 the ptoposalyis known definitely,
this ncornin September, The sta .e 4.
.... g..., .,.P 8 there would seem to.be no point in
in the gymnasium. was used as a;
, • proceeding with tlie.acqosition
'classroom-, and it had proved ,very l of lana,
pertaining_to God needs changing.
',The things that need changing is
Human Nature. •
Mrs. Earl Caslick concluded a
;Bible contest.,
The next meeting July will be:
sL:in_the_church.:. iheiithe
chikt-
ren.will put on the' programme and
lunch will be served The Ladies
'Aid meeting followed. A, W. M. S-.
Archivist -.Mrs,' Earl •Wightman ,-
Lucknow,: Literature Mrs.:John
•
-PtYce;Soum
thapton; .Christian and._
Missionary Education Miss, •
E eanor • Lochead Chesley; ; • Prog
rail lvlrs W,•D:Wells..; R. R:: 3 , ;
Palmerston; Members without. Port=
folio - Mrs. W. Mache,' Mildiynay,
Mts.: Waiter Farrell, R.R. 2,
Ripley; Past President - Mrs.. Nor
man Belfry, Walkerton,.'
Mrs:. • Slumski extended. Greetings
frornPres ytery::, _
Ma. A. Heard introduced the
speaker, Mrs, Doug Kraemer of
pt. Jacobs who left everyone el
admiring her' enthusiastic Evang •
-
istic� acts towards her children, 'her
__- .._.�..... - ... ..� rat ...
C ren s fiends_.-t1ied.
ernationali"sts. She is a remarkable
:.
Widow and mother of 8 children cN\
who spends her life doing kind and
rs ..
thoughtful deeds, for others M .
N.A.
A. uetfrthe'y'-; iii
a-.ec
rthankingiationo
her; exp
sed all. Pie
are,
pin had been sent to Mrs. MacDon-
ald at Brucelea Haven. Grace was
sung, A' birthday tea was served to Fletcher R R
those haying birthdays and to the
others,.
tewar s s 1p an. .v ocat ons
rs..
Leonard Francis R.R.' 5',. Mount . '
Forest Supl, and' Welfare Mrs.
PP y
Mervin Eunston; R.R. 4, Ripley; •
Press, and Publicity
lvts.Irwn
lr.
l
i R.R. 4, Kincardine; •
Norninations - Mrs', Jas,
KKirkpatrick,• Box 176, Ripley;