HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-09-17, Page 10THE LUcK :OW' SENTIN,EL.`,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th, 1
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Dungannon And
1�ile U.C.W: Meet
`Citizenship and Education was
the subject, of the meeting of
Dungannon and Nile U C . W. in
Nile United Church., 'Mrs: •'Har Y-
Girvin , . President of Nile U C . W°•
• -welcomed the ladies and Mrs..
• Allan Dickson gave the call to
'Worship. The theme of the meet•-
ing was "Our Obliga ion to work`
and our need to wok'.
'Mrs. Jack Alton .and Mrs, Ivan ' •
Rivett conducted the Worship: •
Service which included Scripture
reading, .commentary. prayerr, and
' singing aHymn
lvi'rs. Dickson introduced
Hewlitt.of the Salvation Afrny
in .Goderich.,who.spoke of the work
Mrs. Walter Dexter
Gives Travelogue
• Mrs. Peter Cook held the Sept-
:ember 10th'meeting of the'Zion'
nited' Church-Wo-r� i a a -1e' 11,6711ewith.14 members:,' 3 visitors, and 8
children esent. 11 call Was •
answered with a'Pro ..erb.
,The `President M s . • Charles
Wilkins opened the Meeting with
all repeating the 632 Psalm; prayer
and the•Loid's Prayer. Mrs., Peter
Cook led the topic on .Poverty and
the devotion.. Scripture, "Sermon
On, the Mount" was read by Mrs.
Jim Hunter. Readings by Mrs.
Frank Ritchie - My Bible. and 17',
Mrs, 'Allan Gibson "What Is
Poverty, I am Hungry";Mrs .:Lorne
Cook - 'The World 'Against' Him
they do' in this area,. helping those. Mrs:, Walter •Dexter , Lucknow , as
'in need :'of assistance for various a^ guest, gave ;a travelogue on trips
reasons. she had made to the British Isles
The Roll Call was an• swered by , . and France in 1961,•to the West
asking. Mrs:. Hewitt questions Coast in 1965 , Florida in i966, '
about. how 'one might help them 'in Maritimes in 1967 ; short trips in •
Pine ,River UCW
AMBERLEY NEWS
A joint 'rneetin: of Units one and
,E.woof Pine•River United Church
Women held their September,
meeting on Tuesday evening of
last week September 9. There was.
an attendance of thirty-five.
Mrs. Delbert Wilson opened the
meeting. with prayer followed by.a
hymn. ' The secretary Mrs.'Carrick
Colling read the minutes df the: last
meeting. also eorrespgndence:'
Mrs.a'Donald Courtney. gave the
treasurers •report and reada letter
•front the adopted child which was
interesting .to' all,.,•
Mrs. Cecil•Humphrey'of Unit 2
was convener tfor,the program.
After a hymn Mrs. Cecil Hymphrey
gave the scripture reading which
was followed with meditations and
prayer by Mrs. Mel Henry.. A.
beautiful' solo: by Mrs. Lester
Ferguson w.as accompanied by Ann
Ferguson.
The theme for. the meeting was
"Christian Citizenship" 'The
convener Mrs. Humphre y spoke on
"Housing." The The cost ofhomes has;
one up 89 per cent Makingit cliff-
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icult for people of low : incomes to
purchase property., Mrs. Leonard
Courtney,' read a pathetic .letter
and Detroit in 1968 and from a mother•of`three..child.ren: in
DR. EDWIN
their work :A Hymn and prayer by • Ontario a
Rev. •McClenaghan Closed the ' • Ireland in 196,9:; • She described
'' meeting, r each place and showed different •
The two .groups separated'. for. i artidles•and pictures she had. co11eC-
their :business meeting.. Mrs.. HarrY- ted • . '
'Girvin resided for ;the ?rile ;group j.:
P , Mr• s. `.Oliver N4acCharles , LQch=:
• Mrs ;a.litin Kerr:read the secretary:, st
i alsh• second gu•es.t , spoke on Craft..
report: ,Mrs. 'Girvin ,read' the
Work she had seen'at fairs, in the • ,
treasurer's r port, in the absence of
e/, � two.counties: `She displayed 'artic=. •
Mrs Wilmer Rutledge On Sept- les on ri. • .ideas that -were eas to
}
a city where conditions: were
depl-
orable..Malnutrition and ,privation
of the. eve .da necessities of life.
�' Y
Made living almost unbearable
Mrs,. Bob Courtney spoke,on
welfare, People, with a, lar e • .
P g, •,
family and low ineome'are•not •
wanted in the better ;homes. • There
are not e • nough slicial:.workers'avail-
•' able to co e" withahe'•situation •.
' ember It Tuesday ;;`at , p.•11.1.‘. :'bothy. r .. p.
assernbe and gay e a recipe` for : • , a •
groups are .ing tedy.to a neeetiC in.. .- ,lue'•that she reconnnended as nod ;Firs. :t� ilha.m,Pace read 'an ,article',
-North:Sireer • United; Church ; ••Broder` g on Senior Citizens; some of whom"
.he ended With "a poem "The.Path
loch to•. he a r ..Miss 'Beulah..Burns , • miss•. are existing on' : ..
. , i• Had'. Feared, To See".:Mrs.., Peter g a seventy-five.dol-
..
0n -al' `an_furloaT -a •ii �or.ea«... he x la _nsion hi h_'. . e
} i to oo end d the topi`c�,��tfi a pta��e?: ape �a ts�distc sing
••'will shoe slides and.tell '?f her works rt�me' inetarices
t. aria thanked. each.lady With a,kift
in I.or.ea..: 'C�n October ,''tire Nile GordonA,.' ei� '"It s none of in 'business
N rs GKirkland reported , Y
ladies .'are: nLsnninc a dinner'.and and, a . ` • wa ' Tiv en:b v Mrs:... a y
p 1 Work k sk , for an good s• } M rvin Funston :•
uscd elotlzn� for a bale in. the tall.. •�x '. P S •
. �er. one •for thea art in'.the•'
1.,r�; iorne :Coot;' repotted on: } P
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MISSIONARY FOR 20 YEARS •
• . KOREA KOREA •
WILL SPEAK AND
SHOW PICTURES OF
HIS WORK
ou, th Kinloss,:;
Presbyterkin
Church
• Wednesday, September 24 at 8 p.m.
it
EVERYONE.
V•ERYONEc oRDIA4LY INVITED:
Lucknow: Unit 2
'Miss Flora Andrew was hostess -
to the .ladies of Unit, 2. Lucknow
U . C , W .. with 17 members and 1
visitor present.
, ..
W•
Mrs. rland ards .oP OR c h
• ,.. ened the . ��UCKNO►:
meefing :wl wore s o we come; a
;UNITED CH URCi
Church Services
hymn and.,a prayer. Mrs. Mel
King. gave a paper "A• new look at
the,ten commandments".. It. was
certainly a timely' reading .and.
inspired different thoughts and a
short discussion. period followed.
The business;was conducted by
Mrs. Richards•;and.announcements
made one being to!remember
•Special'o•ffering at October meet
ing to'go:for blankets for.supply.
The roll call, a''meiriory. verse, •
proved .interesting and • brought.
track schoolday:me- z
Mrs. S. • Stothers 'gave a paper
on • Good Thoughts and Mrs: Taylor.
for Stewarship a reading or Daily
Bread
Mrs..Richards presentedthe
Rev. Robert Nicholls, B.A.
Minister
SEPTEMBER 21st
11:00 a m.. Morning •Service
10• a.m. Sunda,Schon
.00
POINT TO: PONDER' •
e worstev. i -- *hich matr;inus'
endure, is ` the anticipation '•:01
'the :Calamaties': that never'hap
— Disraeli.
Pte..
on Supply or a ,ing • r } - 1;.
tour of .� odeiicb F_\ ch atrit. Ho• spit- Mr- Cecil Hum hre y thanked
al..Mrs. Allan • Pic'kson ,an
Hu it McValinnel are to ri l,e
arrangements, On•Ocrorer : there r •' �_ Ione reads.and.stu lest is su lect
.. e, And ?�iRc Gordon:I.ir•land• ..' gave
` the ;hut ins with, M rc 11'ii li,:
nieetin Aftes'�the cl sin h mn: '.'mission Studyo .China' the more
yrs e e r
rt i _o .. .e e .
n av t .'
it
ti
...:1%,11.1.1:.;e . a. T i el are iT,etl�onstrit Hunt, , o k
,� e t PP• 3 , �e. for October .. Thank offering• ;
,ion:in it Church at t . Plea,
brit, a: friend::e
'
' .e1i 1opc& 'are to be' used: at, the
,;
` October ,eetige and also the
The, Goup'l f ed for:l:lunch' end ' n
•a social hou;:ias enjoyed: Lunch a aar,'ap ris a,to be brouyl
t: in,
•
oi� :,iiiee.irtcludecl ;rs;'Iack : 11�r n 'Rescue the Perishing",was
. ' � c • :Sling �: se +' Luncn 1,�•as .served s
Alton. .: Ii�an'Ri� ctt:, .r. ,.� . _.lines. and. ?r.... i-Iunzrilel. clo..ed With by .the hostess
••c c and •Mrs ,John Hunter and Mrs. T�eslie �3ahri.tort...,.. Gha John .`prayer. The Qcrobef>nieeind� is ' n
•
benediction; Lunch was served in • • the alarming'truth seems too- be "Is
the Sunday School: room by the communism' creeping slowly . into
y
hostesses in charge our society? What are .we ..doing a -
out 'it? More and moreChristianity
is being',pushed out as, sports. on',
,3. st ',Mrs '� • rs . 's rn:e.`Cook'
Jo.,tjatt�n •2 d ?..�-, Len Christlaw . to .he held at•2� �...Lorrae C�oh.. Lo.
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Sunday ,:.Christian .education ,remov-'
ed from public: schools. etc ,L4rs ,'
Raynard.Ackert had a reading "The
1\laster's Hand" . After courtesy
remarks ,by •Mrs . King .the: meeting
closed with mizpah benediction.',:
'marrow
C
resb tenChurch
an
v.'.:Glenn,.. Noble, B.A.
Ministe.r
SEPTEMBER 21st:.
10:00; a.m. Sunday. School
11:00, stint: MoI II :. Sers i�ice:
Luc now•/Unit :�
unit 3: o:Lt not
L
7• w ST -PEE•R'S-,
ANGL•IC'AN
CHURCH
Rev. R. T F Odendahl
Rector
Met at the: home of Mrs Walter
Alton 'on September 9th wrti: fif-.
teen 'members and four. v i•_sitors
present •
The meeting was opened by
�1r5. Clarence Greer readug a '.
verse •entiiled :Keep me to the •
end" followed:by a hymn,and
prayer..
The roll was called and plans,
were made .rc cater:toa`•wedding.
Si tni•FG to . injectable Irc n ,fords'
swine. then' the ultimate in protec-
titin against' profit-rohbi ig i -or der
frc.`]en'rz.1 anerrul.. y 1 c.c. per pie
acres the job, ,
A ptoduc"t of. Canada ,Packers. Re-'
sears h •-• one of the: 'marry tie sf ,i
G41N Anirru4 is alai Sertti. a items.
.4vxzlai�lr nlnl ttI , y fst+' laza
Sxt:r-c,.A.rN Fed Serowe DtaIer
CICN
Flax
1 friendship reported going to see:
sick:merrilers• and sending` ~.arils.
The subject of a. fowl•sup+per was,
brought up •ana, discussed with the'
tra.)ority opposed' The next meet-
ing will beat Mrs, Harold Trel.eav-
en's With the roll call entitled. •
• "Why 1 cin thankful-. A special
;• collection was taken up io.raise,,
funds for a,hlanket from this. unit,
Mrs. Treleaven then took over ,
the. ;meeting And introduced the
special speaker Mrs. Nicha 1 who
spoke on .." esrisi'... The litany ''Let,
•
'the Fali`est Lord ; esus ` Vas .
sun c' e:1:1 IA- prayer.
Mrs 7 Wit -1 Hsi` : read a ptterr tri
A utu . t' . followed by an :uisr
SEPTEMBER 21st ': :
Trinity. 16
10:25' Church School
its- r`
war dosed the,•
:LUCKNOW
CHRIS'TI'AN
REFORMED..,.
CHURCH'
J. W. Van Ste npoor':
Pastor •
SeMces :
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