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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-06-11, Page 10fi urcb flrws resent o Kaisers The June ,Meeting of Slakes U.C.1N, was held at the home of • Mrs .John • Plaster The program. was taken G�Kr!%s W177 inn - Being •a Grandmother'smeeting, her theme was "Youth - Growth,; ' Education 7 Grandparent's". Mrs H Menary read the�scripture:'A hymn• was read; The Grandmothers present each. had a reading; lvtrs,, W. Irvin - • "Grandmothers"' , Mrs. Kaiser. "A Day in June Mrs . 1, Cranston,- "rThe Log House' •Speaks'`•,. The U.C. W. .of Blakes.presented Rev, and Mrs. Kaiser•with`a gift. prior to their leaving the charge. Rev, and Mrs,, Kaiser thanked the. mem'bers'very graciously. • Each Grandmother' was given a tiny basket of flowers,. The tneeting.closed•• with the General • Thanksgiving. Lunchwas served b y the hostess and: Mrs:. 1. Cranston.,. Kinloss ' �South� Ki , The'June' meeting, of South Kinloss W.M.S. was held June 4th at 8 p �m at the' home of Mrs. Allan • MacDougall. • The•Bible• study. from Hebrews, Chapter•12 was prepared by Miss Dean MacLeod and given at the• meeting by Mrs . , Douglas. Graham because` of Miss MacLeod's illness: The study book on "Missions in. Industry'; was taken by Mrs. Herb Buckton • Report of :Presb • terial w'as' ' g iven. P Y by Mrs.. -Ira Dickie and Mrs Harty L'avis. "Mrs. Belle MacKinnon led ' 1 N ° lie Prayereire in will be July 2nd:at 8:p_m,.at• $ Y P the home of Mrs: Ted Collyer.. y. A delicious lunch was served .by hostess: and directors, Mrs. Willard - Downe Y �'and Mrs. ,Herb Buckton..; inese=sea THE LUCKNOW 'SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,.ONTARIO Id` Anniversary Services Sunday' At Whitechurch .United WHITECHURCH'NEWS. anniversary §ervrces were heldrat the. United Church June , 8 at 11 a, m , Organ and piano prelude, were given by Mrs., Garnet Farrier and John,Gibb. The call to Worship'', and Invocational prayer was given by Michael Ross. Rev, Clarence McClenaghan led in the Responsive psalm reading, Scripture and Pastoral. prayer. • . Garnet Farrier accompanied. the hymn singing of organ and ,' piano,, on the Saxaphone,. The choir anthem was "Peace be stili The ladies, .Mrs Elwood:Groskorth, Mit, Dan Tiffin,' Mrs: Ezra Scholtz and Mrs. "George Thompson sang "Back• of the Clouds".accompanied. by pianist Mrs: -Garnet Farrier:. . Rev; McClenaghan chose for his. message "Ambassadors 'of Christ'. The physical•world today is,speed ing., We are a part of the world, no 'matter where we are, with • • troubles_: arising rapidly: Still the church: seeks: Christ. Is'this the • kind of. world:we.'want, ,where we., lose track' of God, have unemploy- ment, broken relationships, broken. homes . it isn't God's world: Love is God's world. We .do not.. reconcile ourselves' to the need of the church. Through love God trusted fiis,,son to us too. As aim- ,bassadors, we areresponsible go:. forth to make a better world, Re>- gardless of faith or creed we are carrying on as ambassadors when . `. ` we 'do' His will. A ..saxaphone duet was played by Garnet and .Wayne Farrier, ` • At the close of: the morning:. ' .. ice=Jvfc6enaghan=relit ves ri vided lunch at the home. of •Mrs. George 'McClenaghan and Mildred* so that. relatives, old friends and ' . neighbours could 'renew' friendships with .Rev:. and Mrs. Clarence McClenaghan At the;; evening service at '8 p .: m . the '.choir' anthem was "Somehow :. us are carrying ;messages .for the: I Know That `Christ Is Mine' . A' trio first: time? We must ask God to'help 1 E Garnet Farrier.; -Mrs. Dan Tiffin andi,us by,giving'health' and strength.to • Mrs as: Moffat sang " lory 'to His. 'deliver messages; The, •church• of , Church Services WEDNESDAY, JUNE '11tH; 1969 LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Rev. .R L. Stirling, B.A., B.D. Minister • JUNE 15th, Sunda School Anniversary E1'11-711, -.M-Serace 'Guest ~Speaker Mrs. G. W.. „Tiffin of Wingh U.C.W. . General -Meeting Tuesday, June 17 .at 8 p:m. • 'Professional Nursing Care 24: hours daily ening .Rooth and Tray . Service. r 'Member,. . Associated •;Nursing Homes Inc:_ Ontario Associate, Member, Ontario Hospital association Municipally Incensed Licensed by Ontario Department. of Health MARY R. NEWBOLD, REG. N,, :GEORGE TA=NEIIKBOLQ ADMI.NiSTRAT-;O Drawer` 220 Phone 528-2186 LUCKNOW, "ONTARIO Lucknow aPresbyterin ,. Church JUNE 15th.' 10;00 am.' Sunday School 11;00' a.m. Morning+Service, Guest Speaker' Rev. T. Owen:' Hughes' Watford, Ont. y ST. PETER'S ANGLICAN CHURCH Rev.. R' T. F. Odendahl. Rector JUNE, '15th, : "Trinity'• 2. 10:15 Church School 11:30, Morning Prayer ":Running without Tidings"; He recalled how: King David was waiting for • news .good. or bad - when the'•runner brought the news that his son Absalom ,,''determ- inedand head strong, had, been killed.. We must learn'to put' first • things first and strive to.bear•the •• tidings allotted to us. Fl tidings _Luckno Unit 4 , The June meeting of Unit •4 of the Lucknow U.C. W. was held at the home .of Mrs. Harvey Webster with an attendance`of 18; MrsJim !'. Arnold opened the 'meeting with . a. poem,V "acation Ideals" The•• a Devotional Section of the •' meeting was in charge. of Mrs.. Gor don Johnstone, who gave the Call • to Worship. The. hymn "Jesus, • United By Thy Grace" followed Miss Margaret; Rae assisted, reading rom "Lessons' from China". She • also. read the Scripture and a pray- er Mrs. Gordon Montgomery fav- oured. with a, beautiful piano Solo. The Study'book "Panorama of'the Bible". Was Capably summariped by. Mrs .' G. • Johnstone:..In keeping: with the study on; China, Mrs. ',L. Stirling :gave afore interesting , information on Communist China. and conducted 'a. quiz which show-. ed how little one knows about this country.' A' discussion period' on what' was learned followed. The hymn "O' Master Let Me. Walk With Thee"'..concluded'this section of - the , the "meeting . -.Mrs.' Arnold Opened .the business.• part of till, meeting w'ith.'a poem.'. on Father's' Day., The:roll call was ' well' answered by items on China. It: was announced by the Su'bply, /' o Committeethat-'the-•bale-would packed on June 18th and 'a vol inteer is' -needed from Unit .4>to'' help Waith the packing,: The General. meeting g of the 'U. C. W. will be on June 17th' The Hobo Teas project Will be cam ied .onuntil: the end of June. The,•September meeting will be in the form of a Pot. Luck supper in the Fellowship Room. with Miss: Margar . . WomenToIdTo-:;. Become `.'Involved`" The Annual.Meeting of the. Wom- en's. lvlissionary Society, 'W, D, of the Presbyterian Church in `Canada was held in, Toronto, May 26-30.' Next year the Society may. have a, pew name. Women irr :groups : ' across Canada are being asked `to. submit suggestions of names .in time for' next.. year's annual meeting., Throughout the meetings the need was expressed that members of the Society;become •. more involved by -'doing' , •In'surnmazizrng'the mission's Y priorities for 1969 .ardund: the. world, .Dr. ;E H. Johnson Secretary of Overseas Missions of the. Presbyter- ian 'Church,•said, the world sets the , agenda` for the rrussion work of the -= Chinch., God , as we see. Him: act- ing in: the world, sets the' tasks be- fore us and, to. ignore, this to be in the backwater.of history, when God is:at work somewhere else: More aand •more of the P em hasis. in'overseas work is being put on helping where ;needed Workers in overseas countries - -now work.' under'•. the :National .. Church, and nationals plan'how best' their needs can be. met ople" could be teiired-the •.. priority in Canada ,. said Miss . • , Giollo' Kelly, Director Of National Missions' for the ;Society: ' Lay'peop-' leas well as trained workers, need. to. become involved and be,concer. fled' for people'on a person to: per.-• son basis:, .The Society plans to do more work on Indian Reserves and will et, Rae as hostess continue to support workers and ,• The Nrymn "Father We Thank. Tlie facilities in innr city pr eoject's Name" : to -day need's messengers; to carry • Rev. McClena hanks message was ii-gs dud the r htrrch eopl g g , he tidib• Unit one of the •Lucknow U.C.•W niet at the home of ivirs.: Rdss. 'e is Eichteen•: members a d 1 '� one w ere present..l' 1rs . Earl • •Wightrnari opened the meeting with the 'poem "The Present Hour" , The .roll.call was answered with'an,iFIt- . •'e:resting.. item on China k Art evening rneetingg'for Unit'3 of Lucknow U.C. W. was held':at the home of Mrs. Saul Alton on June 3 With .'thirteen 'Members and four ',A ceneTil.. rneetinp'.of'the u C, W. yisitors, present ..A .verse Was read by is to'be.held .ori June 11. .0 nit one:. Mrs.. Wharr}' to open .the me.eting , is responsible for placing flowers in,.followed'by a•liyrtin. the. church for the 'month of The devotions,were taken by Mrs • iacDonald'reported'foI Wharry!.41t was 'A story from the Cornmunity Friendship \irs Western Provinces about a •1os't boy. . 'Curran :for Stewardship-And.This-was followed •by -,prayer and -the--- Hackettfor social functions. Mrs, aymn "Saviour ;'.Blessed, Saviour". Lewis rerninded the unit, that• the.' - \1rs m :