The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-06-11, Page 11WEDNESDAY, JUNE filth, 1969
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• THE LUCKNOW• SENTINEL, LUCK.NOW, ONTARIO
PAGE ELEVEN
St. Joseph's 'Council
Father Galea oPened'the .meeting,
on June 3 in St. Augustine Church
basement with league .prayer. Mrs .
John Austin presided with 23 mem-
bers present:. Seventy ladies have
.paid -their merimbersYiip-few
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Reports.were .given iby,.the treasurer,
Corresponding Secretary and •Record
ing secretary. Mrs ,John .Austin and :.
t Faye Hogan attended .the. Huronview
Tea .and==Bazaar Ing June -the- school
pupils are. entertaining .at Ripley
•'Nursing Home. On June 1.5. we are.
catering to a luncheon, for the
Knights of Columbus,' June.. 27;: the
3 leagues are ,serving the, grade
8 graduates• at their communion.
'breakfast. On June 29.', there is a
bake sale -after .each Mass. A spirit-
ual bouquet it to begiven to Mrs. .
Ryan who is ill.. All.league mem-
bers over • '80 are.: -to be 'given •
gift memberships.. We- are to, pay
1/3 of convention costs and 1/2 of
the wedding; pillows; Mrs.. Siegrist
donatedthe material and..Mrs. Carl
Riegling made them. It Was decid-
ed that one family, would be in. ,
charge' of taking, up the Offertory
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for one month.
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'Father stated the ladies' retreat
has been cancelled Snnday
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in the summer.
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Mrs..John Austin introduced Mrs.,
Carl' Regling who was the ;delegate
at the 49th Annual C.W.L. Conv
ention in Chatham on May 20 and.
21. This is the League's year of..
change with is thenig being "Con-
gregate Celebrate and Commun-
ication" .Father Hennessay stated,
that the 'delegates are 'Christ's
bearers by words and. actions so we
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must' go and tell the story exactly
as it is. The leagueis in. your
hands so use it to your best ability:
The president is not the be all and.
end all. It needs arms and legs.
A' skit Highlights of the New
League Look"•portrayed and encour•
aged (1) girls -16, years can join, (2)
religious sisters and (3). non
Catholics can join. Bishop Carter
stated: that the Church's salvation is
in the hands.•of women who are the;
heart of'the. home. We. are "to. work
for •God and.),Canada'. Mrs. Riegling.
reported: on each convener and all
panel' discussion.. Her• reaport was
interesting; informati e d.com
,r
plete'. Mrs 'iim O' Donnell
thanhed.•'Mrs .'Rie glin ' Father
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closed withlea ueprayer'. er' and
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:the meeting was ad journed, by Mrs.
Raymond Boyle. 4A• plant sale and.
lunch concluded the evening.:`
Lucknow
A f tetnoon W.M.S.
The ladies of the Lucknow Presby-
terian afternoon W.M.S. met in
the Sunday School, Room on June
4th. Mrs. Jas. Little:led. the 'meet
ing, and opened with a poem on
Spring' and a short prayer.
-A hymn was sung, after which:
the Bible. Reading was given by -Mrs
R.. Reid She chose the 11 chapter
of 1st Kings as her topic telling how.
the: 'Loid hadLW arned i -lig -Solomon
to keep away from strange women
but he had a love forthern, having
700 wives: These Worhen. turned
his heart,away from God.,.' in•his old
age, and causedhim to serve other
gods and do, evil in God's sight .
A moment of silent: prayer was, 1'
given. for Mrs. R. Douglas, a
'former Member of.the
.W,M.S,'.,:.
who recently: passed away
'The .Business was discussed and it
was agreed to invite Kinlough
Ladies to our next meeting, about
;the, end, of Julyor in, August',' and
which would be in the form' of a
picnic. Thevisitors for July and
August:were Mrs.. 'Nixon and .Mrs.
•Emerson. The 'Offering was -taken
and prayer given b.y'Mrs. Little.
All repeated the Lord's' prayer in
Unison, .
The, Mission' Topic was .given,. by.
Mrs.: •W:.. Porteous. Her Topic was
based.on new ways `of' carrying • on.
Mission ary work,:right at home:
through' the church; .and spoke.` of
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many ways., by givingl..;singing,,..
teaching , etc., and to be a top
and active Christian. Prayer. Circle
was .given by.Mrs....J:'Smith'and:.
:Miss. D., Douglas. Mrs. Steward and
Mrs:.: M : Sherwood read two very 'in
informative readings. A.hymn was
sung and:prayer by Mrs,' Ross. Mac-
Millan brought the: meeting to a
close. ,
Langside Y P S
The Langside Young People's
Societymei on Sunday evening at
the horne of Mr, and Mrs.:Eimer
;Scott. .
R ush_hpur.-Ever. _.fa
When there are dishes to be
.washed; .kids to be tubbed, Dad
scrubbing up. Then Sis decides •
she has to have a' shower: It takes:
a lot of: hot water to keep the
traffic moving` .' .
That's why '.you . need the Cascade :•
electric water heated :the big •
producer. It's got the capacity \a
busy family needs,' and it's
-ecopominal too:::..as -•aide-keeps
• VOL', in hot water. for:only pennies
a day. Ask your Hydro about the :
quiet, clean, electric Cascade
"�'a The Name df the.,;Game i$ . Electrical Living.
water heater. ' � •
40-$00S WK .
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Simon, de Boer- presided and ,open
ed the'rneeting with the, call to
Worship. "The Lord is my •
Shepherd" was sung. Scripture -.was .
.read•by Janice Wall. with prayer by
Carolyn MacGillivray. The: roll
call was answered by 16/members
with a Scripture' verse containing
the word "follow Offering was
received by Cliff Mann with prayer
by, Bobby MacGillivray: The. Soc
iety is invited to:'Whitechurch. on
Sunday June 15•. to see a • fi11n' on
Nigeria, , shown by a .missionary.+ .
Plans were made for a. social. -even
ing at the.lake later, in June ;. This
Will be the last• meeting -until Fall
• .Murray Moffat showed films: on. .
Drugs .and led .in a discussion on '
this. -
"Standing, in the need of prayer"
wassung and•the meeting'closed •
with the-ivlizpair'Berre-dIt trorr 1vIrs
.Scott served, lunch, and was thank:
ed •by•Murray Moffat for'having
the meeting
Three Leagues
HaveJohi.t.Meetin
A joint meeting was held on June
3rd in`the 'Parish Hall with St.:
Joseph's C. W. L. Kingsbridge , •,St .
Mary's C. W.I. Lucknow and St.
Augustine•rnernbers. present Fr. •
Galea opened the ,meeting•with
prayer. A business meeting was:
'held for St. Mary's C, W. L;
members and St. Joseph's •
C. W. I.. members, followed', by the
meeting with .Mrs. Joe Hickey,
president, in charge,
The .minutes of the May meeting
were read by Mrs. Wm, Kinahan.
Thank you notes wire read by lvlrs.
Wm.. Redmond. Mrs.` Jerry Van
Aiken gave an, accou t of the.
Treasurer's re ort,. Th
. e rollscall
was taken by Mrs. Cyril Boyle:
She eported' twenty-eight, paid up
members. ;
The president conveyed a special
thanks to Mrs John Franken for
sewing Vestments for:...the Pries and
new c�vers for the',Chalice and
Tabernacle.on .the; altar. Mrs.
Rayniond •Boyle .was also thanked' for
making an Altar Boy's. surplice:
A very interesting report
•was. given by Mrs. Reigling',' re:pre
�Isentative from Kingsbridge at the :,
49th Annual C.W; L. Convention
held at Chatham.on May20;th. , Fr •
.Galea,gave a,short talk and closed
the meeting .with prayer; .Flowers
And.plants were en sale at the back,
of the 'hal1 before and after the
meeting-fer-the:c:4ther
and the guests. .
• A lovely lunch was served follow --
ed by a social gathering.df the
members. • P
•' •Mrs. -T.. Redrnond. and. Mrs': :,F . De
Ruiter are in charge of the
lunch for the `July meeting : Mrs. T.
Redmond; -Mrs. H. De Ruiter' and:
Mrs. N. Stapleton are in charge of
cleaning: the churoh ..for July. •
Luc .now. '.,Un'it 2
Mrs . J. W, Joynt was hostess: for
Luc know 'United Church U.C. W.
Unit•2 meeting on 'June 3rd 'at 2:3.0
with 22 members and 5 visitors'
pteser L: Iris -Or1ane-
d�Rihards-pr
tiding, welcomed all The ,theme
'for the' devotional' exercises was,
Work and Witness:conducted by
;Mrs. Richards, who'read s.cripture',' :.
',followed with ajue'st i
1 answer. period , closing with prayer .,
'The. General Meeting is"to be•on
.:June. 17 at 8 o'clock,.Comm'ittee .
'�conVeners reported Arrange-•
'merits were made .for placingflow-
ers in the church lot the month of
'July..Mrs,..Ewart:Taylor.gave a,. •
splendid paper on Stewardship;: -
Miss Ada Webster.:conv.ened the
.. program. Miss `Webster gave a very
interesting report -on the:United
Church Conference which she,att- •
E ended at, Waterloo 'University. A
�t in_ety�eading�was read.:_by Mrs_.
• R. H. Thompson:, Which contained
ma ny worthwhile thoughts . Joanne,
Thompson'and Kathy Joynt each
' favoured with a piano instrumental.
• All enjoyed a 'solo sung by Mrs,
Oscar. Caseinoie :playing her 016/1I'
accompaniment on the •auto -harp,
A reading "The Old,Fashioned."
Garden" was well given by Mrs..
Alex MacNay accompanied on
piano by Mrs.H . Houston., •
The meeting closed with the
Iipah=Benedlc` `t- tbri Lunch
wa
;.served by the hostess and
iscommittee. . •
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