The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-10-22, Page 11190.
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Mrs. Donald, Hackett was host-
ess for the. October meeting of .
Unit 2 of Trinity' United Church
Women on:October 16th with 13
..:members, 1 visitor and 2 children
present.
Mrs, Blake Alton opened! the
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Olivet United Church Women
heard two good speakers this'week.
On Tuesday evening they were
•guests 'ofj St, Andrews. Church
Women of Ripley when i irs::•Franc-
is Boyle spoke of a Couples Club
conference she and Mr,!Boyle ,att
ended this fall at Bolton,.:
On Thursday•evening the Ripley,..•
meetrn w.in
h .. ivverse Tladies-visited_-Ol teeL t Bear--mr-s-.-.�—
a Thank5g�
A hymn was.fo1lowed• by. the Thank-
sgivin'g Prayer. •
.Mrs. Donald Hacketthad charge
of the devotions which' included a
reading "Gratitude is the language
of Grace", assisted by Mrs. Allan.
. , Hackett, Mrs . Ralph•.Caineron and
Mrs.. Bert Alton, also. the Scripture,
and a prayer. Comments on the
Observer were given by Mrs,Blake
Alton,. • , •
Mrs..Donald Hackett read .' What
;' we should 'know about U . C .
What, is•the' U.,C. W and what it, •
,should mean to our,community".
'and presented'.questions to the
'. ladies and a discussion. followed,
Mrs Kenneth Alton had the
Study Book. The topic: was :" Is
the church a help or'hindrance
Our society today
Mrs., George T enry had tWonnum
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bers on the programme, 'a reading
"Parade :on Soap". and a contest •
"What do you know about cooking",
The roll call was answered. With a'
•verse 'having Thanksgiving in it
ioobert Nichollsof'Lucknow who
opened'' her program by.remarking
on the loss, of a sense of identity in
to -day's youth . .• She played,, on
the tape -recorder, 'three modern.
songs and explained how the songs
illustrated; this search for identity„
The songs were; Who Am I? by
Petula Clark, Who Will Answer? by*
Ed Ames:'and The Gir me God.
Blues:' from a musical revue by
Helen Kromer. • ,
Mrs:' Nicholls explained why the.
modern generation' has: more of a ' `
problem with: a sense of identity
than olderg 'enerations Did . She.
concluded her program using posters,
to.. ive a. Christian's' answer.,_ I' Am
A Child Of God! Mimeographed
copies of the songs were presented •
to the ladies. • , •.. '
Mrs: dally PQflock of Ripley
sang, The 'Prodigal Son, accompan-
ied by. Mrs. Sandy MacCharles at,:•
the org an, • •
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November 18th` is the pot luck , • y -• ,the sick. The, meetin :'closed with
an t o re
enc s. • Gives Traveloaue
A.nfli'versar.'
KinIourgI
Anniversary Services .were held
in the Presbyterian Church on
Sunday with Rev, Knox of Paisley
guest minister, Mrs:. (Rev:) T J..
McKinney was.organist and special
numbers were given by the, choir':
Mr's. . jack Barr and Jannette favour-
with. a duet in the morning and
the-e_v-enin. a quartette Mrs,. -
Homer Devitt,: Mrs., Cliff Johnston,
Mrs. Jack Barr and,Jeannette also,
sang •a number. •
$unda'
Chalmers WM5
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Chalmers 'W M .S . held their .
October meeting.' on Wednesday ,
October 15 at the .home, of Mrs. W:,.
R. Purdon, .
The meeting, opened 'with the
president ` Mrs.. Wallace Conn giving
the Call to; Worship, a prayer and
a poem,. The scripture was read. -
by Mrs. ; Bob Ross. Mrs.. Wesley
Tiffin gave. the meditation.' .A.
"Thanksgiving Thoug hts" was
poem g ,S 8
given .by. Mrs; Cecil Falconer. The
roll call was answered with a' Verse
,with word Thanks: The topic,
Thanksgiving; was given by.Mrs.
Witham- Rintoul who stressed we.:
'Should 'be thankfulfor our security;
•safety, a work'to do.and strength.
"to do it A poem ','Nature's"Ways"
was iven b Mrs. A; •McQuillan;,
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Bill Evans led :;• m ._
prayer er for
Mrs'.
.supper at: the, church.: The.bazaar On T ' and" prayer by•Mrs!:. Conn..
is November 30th. It was voted �e Ho 1• l
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.to send $20 to the Children's Aid :•
MBERLEY' NEW$
Y
to the hospital and homes were
.reportted on and enett sent.
The closing prayer Was.given.
b . ,Mrs Blake Alton. ' '
Lunch'was served 'by the hostess.
arid Mrs. . Blake. A lton .
•Societ a in Goderich ,.The visits •
• A joint meetin1g•of the afternoon
and eveninggP
rou s•of Pine River`
was: held -in the .church on •
WednesdaY evening October, fifteen
th .. • • •
'Kincardine • and Bethel members
of the U , C . W`:•.:were invited and"':`
there was.,an•.attendance o.f,:seventy
five. .. •
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moor
-vice
ile. U.C.W.Vote .
$25 To Assist
Children's
Nile United' Church Women met
in the church, ;Wednesday October
• 8 cat 2 p.m. with Mrs.`'.Clifford.
.McPhee at the piano. Mrs,. Allan •
Dickson presided for/the worship•
ervice; .the -theme •b' `- tanks
giving"r This included a' Prayer
of Thanksgiving, reading on ; .:
Gratitude, and singing a hymn.
invnrp�esi a • A.•reading "A WalkWith A-utnrnn•-
was given: by Mrs.Eldon Bradley .
The 'Pine ~River, trio - Mrs.' Robt
Courtney Mrs . Ernie .Gibson and .
Mrs. Perrin Lowry accompanied by
Mrs. Lynn• Lowry sang two fine.
numbers •which were enjoyed '
• Mrs.Delbert Wilson introduced
,the guest speaker, Miss Clare •
McGowan of Goderich; .'`Miss
McGowan, who had visited:the •
Mrs .•Delbert • Wilson 'opened the
meeting with' a •Thanksgiving tried
itation which was followed With. ; a
hymn Mrs Wilson thanked, Mrs.
'Lynn Lowry and Mrs.; Ernie Gibson.
for their fine musical preludes on
organ and piano,respectively, prior,
to the , meeting .
Mrs Ernest Thompson was,
convener for• the Thankoffering
meeting. Mrs .Mervyn. Hooey,
convener for Stewardship,, gave, the •
'call to worship' w.i a � yi• mn iiTh
was followed with the scripture
reading and meditations by Mrs,::.
Margaret Snobelen.
Mrs'. Harcy� d s1 for ;
the business part of the meeting:
The roll 'call was answered by a
"Cure for the 'Blues and was' answe
red by 14 ladies. Correspondence
' included an invitation from •Auburn,
U.C.W. to attend their meeting . .
Wednesday October 22 at 8:15 p.m;
The Sectional meeting will be
held in Benmiller Friday October
:.24, •registration'at•9:15 a m.•'
• dinner $1.25. A11 are urged.to„,i • 'Holy Land, 'showed films of her''
The Ladies .Aid•: meeting was
then held: .Since •there was,'no bits.;
iness..the Collection -was received
and the Lord's Prayer closed this.
meeting
•Grace was .'sung and the: hostess'.
served lunch .. • •
Mrs .. Johnston: Conn gave the •
courtesy remarks. '' •
• An appeal' from the Children•'
Aid Society for assistance ,at Christ-
maswas discussed and $25 voted to
this worthy cause. The ,new .Miss
ion and Service Fund of 'the Church
to replace: the M and. M and Unifie
Budget Fund was explained in a
letter read by the Secretary: Mrs.
Allan Dickson discussedplans for.
the Tupperware demonstration to
be held in the church. It was dec-
trip which `were most interesting.;.
She gave a vivid description of
many places mentioned in the
Bible
After the films .she .modeled
costumes -which. She ,brought .froth
the•Holy Land and,which,were
fashioned from beautiful material.
Many dolls and spoons from differ- ;
ent countries were also, displayed.•.
Mrs.. Ernest Thomson graciously .
thanked Miss 'McGowan' and present-
: id•ed to continue helping the Sunday' ed her with a gift. A. dericious.
School with pins and bars . . •.I lunch was. served by the evening
The meeting closed with a ••' unit in the Sunday School room.•
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Nits. Len Brindley and Mrs. Rata ins ti . C .'IN: gave the courtesy'
McPhee servedtea arida social remarks' for their group and Mrs.
• hotir enjoyed . Mrs.. W. H. Talmay Ray Walden expressed the apprecia •
.distributed Bible Society "kits" for tion of•the Bethel group,
the annual'canvass to be held this A social tirne was"en'oyed over
month the tea cups,
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WHITECHURCf NEWS . .
Calvin -Brick United Church.
Women;held' their October meeting
on WednesdaY October. 15 at the
home of Mrs. Alex Robertson. . The
theme,of.the meeting was Thanks-
.giving..
hanks-.giving.. Mrs, Ken Mason gaVe :a
'Thanks'giving Meditation. A. poem
'Unto the, Least" was read by': •
Mrs. Lawrence Taylor.
Mrs: Ken Mason presided 'for the
business.. A thank. •you note was •
read from the family of the late
. Mrs. George Coultes. Delegates.
appointed•to attend the 'Regional
Rally at Wroxeter are Mrs. 'Norman
Coultes., Mrs. •Mason Robinson, •
Mrs. Alex Robertson , MO: Harry
Cook, Mrs. RoyDawson. •Mrs.. •
Ken 'Mason read a letter from Mrs.
Doig, to be prepared to.answer: the
'roll call. with =, an idea shared and •
to give',the courtesy'remarks, j
Another letter concerning the
quarterly allocation was -read: The
arranging' for' a congregational
social' was left to' the Executive..'
Mrs. : McBurney,' had charge
of the Study - Reconciliation in�a
'Broken.World , explaining the,,
meaning and the need for Reconcil-
cation and• how• we are. involved
also some of frustratlon'and strain
ing points in. the Indian Eskimo '
situation •
Mrs: Richard Moore gave .a `read
ing ',Reaching, for -the Top' and
Mrs j Roy P.atti'songave a reading
The, Indians
Mrs. John`Jamieson had charge_•
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leadership in
nutrition
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continuous
research
management
skills
growing animal
health service
Messengers
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Whitechurch -United Church
'Messengers held. their October meet:
ing on,Sunday in the Sunday "school ..
room of the church during church ,
service,
• The president Ronald Soloman
gave the Call to Worship. The
scripture was read by Earl Thorrp.-
•.The theme of the meeting was •
Friendliness. Prayer was given by:
Michael Albert. Richard Moore ,.
received;the offering, Th,e offer -
mg Prayer was i ,y .g.iven -b. Diane
Albert,' The •.minutes. were 'read by -
the secretary Clare Weber. :He
lso-called-the roll which w.as
answered by 11..
The juniors were given'their
story' by ' Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw.
ry
Mrs: Dave 'Gibb read the story• for
the seniors and closed the meeting''
'withprayer, . '
Unicef boxes were handed' out to.•
each memberto collect moneyat'
Hallowe'en,
of the Worship service the topic
being Raci tirttward.a full comm
unity , followed by Prayer.
The meeting: Closed with';:prayyer
by Mrs. Jariiieson. • The:•birthday
tea Was .then'enjoyed by an attend-
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ante of .14•.. •'
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