The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-03-29, Page 13f •
SPAY MARCH- 29th 1972 44
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'Church Members At
Nursing Home
L.AVGSME NEWS
MITES 40 YEARS
CHURCH ORGANIST
F! • Andrew Gaunt then pies -
', and. Mrs. Johnston
'with flowers wired here by
daughter, Mrs. Ruby 1<e3ne
Iishcolumbia, • Mrs. uatuir .
read a message froM Mr.
:'mrs., Keane., Kendra , Penn) ,
Jack and •Sherty. . The
irfollow.ed with a . message ol
the. following program was
nted: Mrs,, George Fisher , 'a
g "The Last Hymn"; Mrs.
rt Ross and Mrs. Dawson
1;, a duet accompanied 11).
it Mrs. Don floss; Mary jo ,
Pt, a recitation "The Alpha •-•
1.010,.Iii:-Wilftini--a-fortn--
hoir member, accompanied
'Organist Miss Merle. Wilson,.
Mrs. Ross Henderson and
tie Forster; Mn.S Victor- 'Eine r
readings, "The rump Handle" •
ne and her. father John de -Boer;
0 Janie, Joann. and Paul La id-
, -.accompanying on -electric.
:tar; Kathy Purdon accord is n
Otduet, Mrs. Bill Gibson and
sister Miss Doris Fisher.
Mr,and.Mrs, Conn Were'called
the -froiand-Aridrew---Gaunt
I'd an address. A gift was pres'-
ied by Elioi_Laidlaw:of -a Ca -
:and purse of money. Mrs. •
anteplied thanking' all' for
Dear Mrs. Conn
Since'.you. resigned as organist
of our church we wanted to show
you (in a small way) of our love
and respect for you for the many
years, yes,40 years of faithful
-sec-v-iee-t-ha-t--yon-haw given-this
t hurch in the capacity,of playing
he organ. • .•
When one thinks of the respon-.•
sibility,of having to be here early ,
every Sunday both summer and ., .
winter, of the res onsibilit of
choosing suitable hymns each .
Sunday and fOr special occasions
such as anniversaries, of leading a
mixed choir of young and
old ; male and female and keeping
them all happy, which is no small
task.. • You always made every
one Peel Wanted-andlreedrd --
You..were.always there with your
contagious smile, your.word of
encouragement and for this you
have 'won a special, place in each
Several members of the Lang-
side Presbyterian Church visited
Carruther s•Nursing !ionic on
Sunday afternoon recently to share
-with the residents an hour ,of Wor-
ship and fellowship.
Mr. Wy,benga led 'in prayer and.
scripture :reading. In his medita-
tion he focussed the aAtention on
the Joy of Easter.
Mr.,Philip Steer, Mrs. Agnes.
Bregrfian, Nancy de Boer and
Helen Weitsma sang .a number
called: The Su-angel...from .Galilee
As usual, the singing of famil-
iar hymns were requested h} the
residents.
6ne of our hearts, indeed in the
history. of the congregation. We
Will miss you because you did, a
difficult. Job so•well .andyour
.preserice was. auteinatie 'over •
these many years. • •
•But time•moves on and we real-
iZedihat yoir would not he able
to carry On indefinitely as >our
So we have gathered -here t 9'
night.including.soine of your ,
fortherchoir members of years.
gone by.topresen0o you zi small
token of our love and respect for
the many yearsof .faithful service
in this church,
---7--"May -t-od bless and kecri,you.
Affectionately, The .Congregation
of Chalmers and .Your Many.,
Friends..
Happiness Is . . .
A Mother and
Daughter Banquet
Twenty-four Calvinettes of the
Christian Reformed Church invited
their mothers to asinorgasbord
supper. last Friday, March 17. Af-
'ter the delicious meal the girls
presented a variety program. The
senior group had prepared a skit
in whiCh they showed the methods
for physical and spiritual good
grooming. They stressed how true
beauty comes from a heart that is.
surrendered to Jesus Christ. .
"Seven days a week, all through
the days, ouL mothersitie _Lp. are rea.,d)a- c
with loving service for their faniil
j
vinettes. prepares us ,for the task of
using our hands in helping our fare
ilies' and' showing concern and •
love,. for', others." The girls took
each day of the week. and with the
tequirements of their merit badges.
set out• to do the daily Chores.-
Some did their chores
pantomime while others ,baked a
cake ,that was.Ailop Or went
through closets to hunt for' poison
on low shelves or unmarked bot-
ties, re - their 'Safety badge.
Instrumental numbers, organ,
guitart , recorder, choral singing,
were'enjoyed during the evening.
They helped to develop the 1972
international theme, Happiness
is... The Lucknow Calvinettes,
chose to Complete the slogan with
happiness is ... living for Jesus.
A toast to the 'mothers was'
given by Margaret Vander Klippe.
Mrs pyanStempvoort replied with
a toast to the daughters. 'The
leaders presented the girls with
the ranks and badges :which they
earned throughout, the year. The
senior group, girls-l-5--15- years
old , worked on the ranks of Sower,
Gleaner and Harvester,, the merit
badge's, Christian charm,
physical fitness and sewing. The
jtiniors, girls 11 and 12 year old,
worked on the ranks-,,'Bud', Blos-'
tom, Tiller and Sower, merit
badges, Bible, CharacterS, physi-
cal fitness aitd embroidery. Coun-
selors;for the groups are Mrs.- H.'
Kuyvenhoven and Mrs. Ben Malda'
junior 'counselors Margaret Vander-
Klippe and Maureen Geertsrna.
Mrs. N. Peet spokea word-of -
appreciation to the leaders and
closed the evening with a prayer,.
of thanksgiving.. •
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WHITECIJRCil NEWS
3:,$enday evening a program
esented in Chalmers church
with a hymn and pra er
be'ehairrnan, Mr, Victor
.attending„ kindness in planning
the surprise party and their gift.
She Lad.Qf many experiences itt
getting to services due to adverse
weather conditions. u
Mr ..Wybenga closed the Meet-
ing with prayer and extended an
invitation to all to have lunch in
the basement.',
TheAdyance Times phOtograph-
Nir'. Shepherd and Le.n. Balser
took several pictures. During'
lunch the Laidlaw trio,again sang
accompanied by Paul on the elect-
ric guitar.
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PURPLE GROVE NEWS
Thecominunity bid farewell to'
Mr,. and, Mrs ! Clarence .NidhOlson
and 'family. on Friday when they
left, for their :new home in South-
ern BritishLcoltimbia. •
'Congr.itu.lations are in st e for
mr • and Mrs. ltidd-MaTlette :(17a-n
,et Forster) on the birth of .a .son
on' Frida)',, March .24 in the. Kitch-
ener-Waterloo flospital.
Ripley, hockey fans journeyed by'
bus to Oa l'w.o.od on 'Saturday to. a
game between the Ripley and
Oakwood Juveniles. Ripley de-
fcated OakWood. by.a.score of 9-5.
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'visited with their .aunt and uncle;
Mr.. and .Mrs. Ed Gilkes Who
attended the game from 0Shawa.
William Wood will be spending
this week with Mr. and Mrs. Don
Dort and family.
Mrs. Annetta. Robinson, Daryl-
and Lisa; Mr. :and Mrs. Don John-
ston., Ntark,-Susari and Kevin of
Mississag,ua spent last 'week with
their parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter.
Foister.,
The Purple GrOve Women's In-
stitUte'hoSted the District Direct-
ors of Bruce South at a luncheon
in the "centre" on Tuesday. Plans
were made for the District ,Annual
and by-laws were updated. Mrs.
William AmOld'is District Presid- •
ent And Mrs. Angus McLeod is
Secretary. T-re.asurer.
mittee in charge were Mrs, Mar-
ford N1ackay „Mts. Don Robertson
andNfts. Earl Elliott. _
Mr. and Mrs- Don NICCpsh
spent Wednesday night at 'home
with Mr. and',Mrs. Bob Thompson.
We welcome. Walter Collins
home from his winter sojourn in
Friends of Mrs. Annie McMur-
eh> will be pleased to hear that
she is progressing favourably at
Kitchener7Waterloo Hospital fol-
lowing surgery. Mrs. Mc MU rc h y
had spent the winter in Florida •
along with, her daughter Mrs.
•Hatherton, and took quite ill nee-
.cssitating flying her to Kitchener
during the past week.
Mri. Henry MacKenzie spent,
a_f_ew_sta4s irLawen Sound and
Collingwood with her sisters, Edna
and. Eliza Cook.
MOVE TO BRADLEY HOUSE
NV'. and Mrs. Paul Trembly.and
family have moved from: the
David Johnston house :to,the Brad-
'ley hotise and Mr. Trembly will
,be 'working 'on the Bradley farm:.
RENTED STEWART HOUSE ,
Mr: and Mrs. Simon :
Lajeunsse and familTof Sudbury ,
have rented the former. Bill Stew-
;art house..
Mr. Art Matthewman is a pat-
ient in hospital in, Mississauga.,
having undergone surgery.
Mrs. Alvin Robb enjoyed a trip:
to Paris, France during, the holi-
day Week.
Texas. ' fx
Mr. and Mrs. ,Roy Collins and
Jennifer and Mr. and Mrs. Don'
McCoth and Dick visited recently
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gilders in
. Clinton. "
A court whist partywas held in
the community centre on Satur
day night With a silent auction as
highlight of the evening. Mrs.
Margaret Harkness, Don McCosh
and lan Elliott went home with
'prizes after the' evening's enter-
tainment, Conveners for the
evening festivities'were. Mrs.
.Donnie Reid and Mrs. William'.
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