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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-08-28, Page 12• ,. PAG.ETWELV - THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO • 111, 45 , . . • _ . • • , ' t " • V' t km„ South kinloss W.M.S. The August meeting of South Kinloss Women's Missionary Soc- iety was held, at the home of Mrs. Philip Steer with 21 members and 2 visitors present. The Bible Study from Collossians was con- ducted by Mrs. Bruce Hamilton. A duet by Lois Hanna and Bever- ely Bell was enjoyed. The offer- ing was received and the Offertory Prayer by Mrs. Douglas Graham. Mrs. Evan Keith gave a most int- eresting review of the Glad Tidings. Mrs. Don Bell conduct- ed a number of Bible Quizs. The roll call was "Rest". • Readings by Mrs. Philip Steer followed "1 am so Tired" and "Take Time". A solo "Let there be Peace" by Mrs. Don 13e11 was enjoyed. Mrs. Ted, Collyer, Mrs. • Harold' Austin, Mrs . Harry Lavis took .part in the Prayer Circle. •Courtesy remarks were by Mrs. Schmidt. The closing•hym 606 • was sung and prayer by Mrs, Leon- ard Mc/Innes. Grace was,sung and lunch serv- ed by the directors Mrs. Don Bell and Mrs. Alvin Schmidt. •LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN. REFORMED CHURCH J. W. Van Stempvoort Pastor Services: 10:00 a.m. Service • 2:30 p.m. Service Dutch, first Sunday of the month wwww PRESBYTERIAN REFORMED CHURCH AT LOCHALSH will hold MORNING WORSHIP AT 11 A.M. throughout the summer months Minister Dr. David Freeman, B.D., Th. M. Ph. D. .."4"-G++++4.444-....-44"•-•-•-•••-•-• LUCKNOW UNITED •CHURCH SCHEDULE FOR SUMMER. SERVICES Joint services with Lucknow and South Kinloss Presbyterian Churches 11 a.m. Morning Worship July 7th to July 21st In Lucknow Presbyterian Church July 28th to August llth South Kinloss Presbyterian Church August 18th to September 1 In Lucknow United Church Lucknow United Church Ministerial Supply August Rev. T. J. Rees September 1 Rev. DougAs Kaufman . • .... ••••••••••••••• Kinlough W.M.S. The August meeting of the Kin - lough Presbyterian Women's Mis, sionary Society was held at the home of Mrs. Jack Barr, Mrs. Ruth Wilson opened the meeting with a reading followed by the singing of hymn 567. The,. W. M.S. purpose was repeated. The roll call was answered by your favourite Bible verse. Mrs. Wilson gave the Missionary report on Rev John Bucanan. A film was then shown. Program conven- ers were Mrs'. Gordon McDonald and Mrs. Don Bushell.. The program began with sing- ing hymn 437, Take time to be holy. Scripture was read by Mrs. Don Bushell and Mrs. Gordon Mc- Donald led in prayer. The pro- gram Theme was people fully human. This took the form of a dialogue with Mrs. Don Robertson, Mrs. Gordon McDonald and Mrs. Don Bushell taking part. A dis cussion followed with ladies being divided into 3 groups. Mrs.Mc- Donald had prepared questions and the ladies answered and discus• sed these.. Readings were given by Mrs. Jack Barr and Mrs. Gord- on McDonald. Mrs. John Barr presented the history of the First Presbyterian 'Church in Grand Prairie and its first minister Dr', Forbes, who later ministered in Teeswater. She showed pictures that she had taken on her recent trip with her granddaughter Margaret Bushell, where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Barr. Mrs.•Tom McDonald gave the courtesy remarks.. Mrs. Don Bush- ell closed with prayer. Grace was -sung and a tasty lunch was served by the hostess and Mrs. Glen Haldenby.. DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP • (MENNONITE) Orrie Gingrich, Pastor • SERVICES 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship EVERYONE WELCOME Lucknow Presbyterian Church Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D. Minister , Phone 528-2740 Sunday School Raily Day September 8th • 11 a.m. Morning Worship Joint services with Lucknow United and South Kinloss Presbyterian Churches July 7th to July 21st In Lucknow Presbyterian Church July 28th to August llth South Kinloss Presbyterian Church August 18th to September 1 Lucknow United Church WMS August Meeting The picnic meeting of the Luck - now Presbyterian W. M.S. was to have been held August 7 on the church grounds but due to the fact that many of the Ladies could not come, the picnic part was can- celled sb only the worship part of the meeting was held. The meeting opened with the call to worship and a short poem by president Mrs. James Little followed by..the singing of hymn 451, • The,Bible Study was given by Mrs. Austin Loree. Hymn 105 was sung after which Mrs. Maud 'Sherwood led in prayer. Little Miss Loreelavored with a solo: accompanied by her mother. The topic was given by Mrs. Olive Kennedy. She reviewed the comparable events that havetak- en place down through the years from Moses' time to the present. Letters of thanks and apprecia- tion A.4 ere read by the secretary from those for whom the Ladies served refreshments. The offer- ing was received and dedicated by Mrs. Little,' - • Mrs. Kennedy read a poem written by Miss Hope Smith in memory of her -father Rev. Dr. Oswald Smith's (of Toronto) Golden Jubilee as a minister of the Gospel. The meeting closed with hymn 431 and closing prayer by Mrs. Morgan Henderson. Pres- ide', Mrs. James Little treated those present to a cup of tea with cake and ice cream for which a hearty vote•of thanks was given by all. o"%"ofb000t000.00,#oiodo%ook,,Now."0.....t..twentto.a04„4Os Whitechurch WMS • WH1TECHURCH NEWS, Whitechurch Women's Mission- ary Society held their August meeting with President Mrs. Bill Rintoul giving the call to worship and a poem, Open Your Eyes. The aim and Purpose of the W. M.S. was fepeated by all. The scripture and meditation was given by Mrs. Wallace Conn. Prayer was given by Mrs. Earl Caslick. • The roll call was, answered by 8 telling of a seed in, the Bible. Mrs. W. R. Purdon gave a poem, The Common Task. The corres- pondence was read by Mrs. Craig •including a thank you note from • Mrs. Elmer King. Mrs. Wes Tiffin, supply secretary, asked that material for the bale be in by September 15% Mrs, Wallace Conn invited the group to her home .for the Septem- ber meeting. A reading was giVen by Mrs. Wes Tiffin. This was a compari- son of life to a flower bed which has to be watered every day. A• poem was read, Joyful Gardening. All then sang Sing to the Lord of Harvest. Minutes were read by the secretary , Mrs. Craig , and she gave an article The Flute of Happiness. Offering was receiv- ed and dedicated by Mrs. W. R. Purdon. Mrs. Bill Rintoul read a poem Our Thanks to Thee: The singing of "What a Friend we Have in Jesus" and prayer by Mrs. Wm. Rintoul closed the meeting. The Ladies Aid meeting was then held. Mrs. W. R. Purdon,, Friendship and Service Convener , was given $5 to be, used for stamps and cards: The offering was received and the meeting closed repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison. Grace was sung and the hostess served lunch. The courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. Wallace Conn. WEDNE.SDAY, AUG,I)Sr ha I '-i1T For sound counsel and a fair price on a monument correctly designed from .quality material, rely on •SKELTON, MEMORIALS Pat O'Hagan, Prop. • ESTABLISHED OVER SIXTY YEARS WALKERTON • PHONE 881-0234 oNT'A Ashfield W.M.S. Ashfield Wornen's Missionary Society ladies held their summer meeting in the church' basement, August 21st. Mrs. Allan''/viacDonald opened the meeting and Mrs: Ewan Mac- Lean presented Mrs. Colin Mac - Gregor with a birthday corsage./ Prayer followed. Hymn 708 was sung and the Purpose was repeated. •. Roll call "A famous woman and her contribution to Society" was answered by 13 membersand 3 vis. itors. Scripture taken from Luke was read by Mrs. lien West'. Med- itation "Home In Bethany" was given by Mrs. Allan MacDonald followed by 'prayer. •A reading "Recipe for Happi- ness" was presented by Mrs. Jim West, who also gave a pOem orr "Marthas". Mrs. Duncan Farrish had a reading "Our Daily Bread" and ,Mrs. Duncan Simpson had a quiz on "Food of the Bible". Mrs. Allan MacDonald gave a poem "House, or Home" followed by hymn 472. The business part of the meeting was conducted by Mrs. Jim West. Discussion was held on a banner to•be made by the W. M.S. A committee of Mrs. Warren Wylds, Mrs. -Alvin Robb and Mrs. Jim West were appointed to look at types of materials. Offertory prayer was given by Mrs. Duncan Simpson, hymn 666 was sung and the closing prayer was given by Mrs. Duncankrnp-, son. Grace was sung and lunch and a social time followed. Kingsbridge Ladies Hosts For Program Marie Flynn, Lorne Lawson, Norman Spier and Jerry Collins • provided the old tyme music for Monday's activities at Huronview with Debbie and Earl Flynn enter- tai'i ri the intermission n ng u ng New residents welcomed to the Home included, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Datars and Arthur Henry. Volunteers for the afternoon were Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Dale. The Kingsbridge C. W.L. were hosts for the July Birthday Party on Wednesday afternoon. Thirty- three celebrants received gifts following the program and 150 res- idents and guests enjoyed a social half hour with lemonade and cook• ies served by the ladies. Mrs. Clem Steffler was emcee for the program which included a vocal trio by Luille , Donna and Marg- aret Frayne, solos by Dianne Van Rooy, Irish jig by Mary -Jo Steffler and Joanne Crawford, Highland Fling Lisa Frayne, read- ings by Father Karl and a sing -a- long by Mrs. Steffler. Tom Herm- an, who celebrated his ninetieth birthday on Wednesday, thanked the ladies on behalf of the resid- ents. ' Everyone at the Home were able to enjoy the 'Clinton Legion Pipe Band on "Family Night" on the front lawn. • .Colwell Pki Held Sunda' On•August 4 the Colwell Ch met in Purple Grove Comm 1 Centre for their annual picnii, There were .56 present withte Edtiymesonfitoomn Alberta.asfarasDotoit, Michigan; Uxbridge and Log Opening remarks and weko was given by Anne McCoslito present.. There was a note of ness when it was learned that Chaffin (husband of Anna 43 had passed away that Moral Marine City ; Michiga4 The picnic is to be held io same place next year bur a ent date , as many will be invoLved in the Old BOys Re in Ripley. Date to be set! Short reports were given by who had taken trips in thep year, Betty Colwell-andRe4 Colwell, who had been in! Currie. Colwell and Anne had to the West and Eileen Ere on their trip to Hawaii. The same committee ofPr. ent , Anne McCosh and Seer Treasurer Eileen Emtnerton, votedin. for another year, 5 and games committee is Ma Colwell, Helen jean Emmet Cathy Farrell and Anne Colw Gifts were presented to eldest lady, Mrs. AdaFarre11asl Fra nc is Gillies received the last year and neither willa being over thirty-nine, Sam Ernmerson was the eld man present; youngest prese Robbie McArthur; latest m couple , Susan and Courtne: Donald; nearest birthday, Jean Emmerton; longest d Terry Nother, Edmonton largest waistline ?; largest we had four men with real understanding but on a draw McArthur won, Betty Co1we since last year. May God And spare ns all to meet g3! b! winning for the ladies, ‘i 4 A good visit was had as n1 present hadn't. Seen each otht next year, Church Picni Ashfield Park I, Thc Sunday School ander' ation of South Kinloss Presb! Church spent an enjoyable noon at Ashfield Park on Sac August 10. All those presen enjoyed the swimming, coo tion in races and games, as delicious smorgasbord. which completed the afternd fun . Uarry Lavis and Harold Ca bell entertained with hare and violin duets. Prizes aw for oldest lady and gentle went to Mr, and Mr4 Sad/ Leod , youngest Went to Pet Reavie , son of NV. and Mrs art Reavie, and Maretta Ma all, daughter of Mr, and Allan MacDougal. A final swim and candy ble ended a pleasant outing