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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-11-12, Page 101 11, 1}! -PAGE TEN ausam004,390-4 W II.illmod947,44Tit wimm.3.=-1.„*". 7- _ - • -N THE ‘UCKNOW.SENTINNL, LOCKNOW. ONTARIO • WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER lith, -1969 • Lucknow Unit 2 • The November meeting of'Unit Luckn held at the home, of Mrs, Vernon 'Hunter with 17 members and 2 •visitors present: Mrs. Orland Richards opened ,• • • •.• with a prayer for Remembrance Day. , The roll call was answered by an article from the Observer, Mrs. Nicholls offered her horrie for the December meeting:, Mrs. Wilfred Drennan reported for ,Community, 'friendship, and Mrs Ewart Taylor for stewarship, •reading:a piper titled "For Youth':' •Mrs. Lawrence •MacLe0d conven 'ed the program. Mrs. Vernon Hunter gave a reading, on Remem- • brance Day.. ,A solo'by Mrs.J. W Joynt was Much enjoyed. A read- • ing on Auturim Was given by Mrs. Raynard Ackert.'•".f. • St. Augustine • • The November ,meeting of St... Augustine C.W.L: was held in the hall on Tuesday evening. Ft. • 'Caiiano•opened the meeting :. With prayer and Mrs. J..1-lickey presided' Correspondence was, read by Mrs. Wm. Redmond . Mrs, J. 1.ari.lcen reported •on the Spiritual works of the league. Mrs., J.: VinAaken gave the financial , report. . . The president summarized the bake sale ,' which was a success,' • and thankedeveryone for their , assistance. Different projects • -were-discussed and they -will'be- decided upon at the Deceinber • meeting. ar S. At Langside Achievement Night was held a; La-hgside Stinday-Sbliookr---T-11c following received diplomas and, seals for faithful attendance: First year diploma - Christine •Bregman, Helen Weirsma; Second year seal - Karen Young, Joanne Bregman; Third year seal Dianne Huffman; -Fourth year seal Hilda, deBoer, , Jamie Young;, Fifth year. seal Robert Bregman, Keith Bregmaii; Sixth year sear--Cralroly MacGillivray, Bobby MacGillivray Marty Young;. Seventh year seal - Freddie deBoer; Eighth year alum- nae diploma - Bobby Moffat,,,,• Brian Wa11,, Nancy deBoer; Ninth year seal = Russell Young; ." • Tenth year seal -; ,Ross Moffat; Eleventh year seal - Ken Scott,. Donald Scott Doug Wall, Simon -deBoer ,N John deBoer. Those receiving 1st year pins: were Perrin Dore, Debbie Huff- man, Christine Bregman; 2nd year pins Karen Young ,, Joanne Breg- man, Cliff Mann, Marlene Mann, Kenneth Dore; 3rd year.Pini - Diana-HUffman,-Delbert-DOrei-Lith, year pins - Hilda deBoer Jamie Young. • . tl r The„gilest-speaker-Mrs-: Nicholls- ' spoke 'on Jesus - Perfect Man, Per- fect God, begitming‘ with a quiz -• on the Life of Jesus. One Solitary • Life was read'•in unison. A Litany "Let us rememberleaus” was led by' Mrs, Lawrence MacLeod.. The hymn Fairest Lord Jesus was sung,' closing with prayer . • Mrs ..Ctarence,Irwin.gave the 'courtesy, remarks. \Lunch was served by hOstess•and committee. _Father .tassano_Feada.letter. from Bishop Carter about the • importance of keeping our Faith. . The Decernber meeting will have, the exchanging of gifts. Each member attending is asked to bringa gift.' The meeting Closed with prayer. . • A lunch was served by the hostesses: Lunch convenors for . December' are Mrs. J. Hickey and Mrs.. F. EckensWeiler.• • ... • . • .. • 1.; ;41 • • • • .ake your pick of many special ways of extending warm wishes to your friends and relatives . . . in the.: beoytifyi tradition. of holi- daygreeting cards. Traditional Religious Personalized A NEW STOCK OF CHRISTMAS CARDS ARRIVED LAST WEEK 1 Or* • ; • South Kinloss w. .s. rs. Spoke 7.-trihr three of,rhe nOW..--H- Un-ite&church women met atthe 'bOme of Mrs. 'Alex Andrew on NOV ember 5th with seventeen Mem- bers and, six' visitors present, .W.• C. Greet opened the meeting with a verse and a hymn followed by prayer . The roll call was answer edwithinit. av:erse with the word "peace".,'. Mrs. Jim Ritchie 1,;(4called on ,o-give-ther, oommunity-frriendship report' and Mrs', tam Alton report- ed for the flower cOrnMittee,' The next meeting he at Mrs.", Wharry's on* December 2, The groups will all be changed the end of.the year and anyone wish- ing to be changed'tO an evening, , group orotherwise are,tty report to Mrs, Omar Brooks. Mrs." Vern-,• On Hunter, president was present and thanked the ladies for their help at the time of the 'fowl supper,. ••• •*, Mri.•• Wharry then took over the 'Meeting, Mrs.. Walter Alton read the scripture and gave the corn Inents_and_prayer sang a Solo'followed hy'a' reading • '•'Auturnn",,by:MrS; J..MaC•'* e *e' H. Barger read a .paper_on_Remenibrance_Day,whick was written; by Mrs. Clara„DoWneyi 'Mrs. Wharry then introduced Mrs.' J.. E. Hummel who spoke about. bet early life in' China as a • missionary's daughter and Showed ,a lot of:very fine embroidery in. silk done by the ChineSe.:. • ': • The meeting wasthen closed .by singing a .hymn'and the : Mizpah Benediction. The November meeting of South Kinloss 'Worrier's Missionary Society was held on Wednesday afternoon November. 5 .:at the home of Mrs:: Ira Dickie! Mrs..Harry Lavis presided and Mrs. Evan Keithread corresp‘dence. , Var- ious reports were given and Nisi- • ness matters discussed , • --The-Bible-Study-mar from---*-7-,-- Roinans Chapte•r 6 .whose opening'• verses give rise to oneof.the,mOst; • important lessons' in the Bible "Shall.we continue in sin that.. ,grace,may aboundr and shows that a new life and character . should result from acceptance of Christ. Roll call was a verse with Free".. • • • , . Mrs, A. Hnghes had the chap- ter from the Missionary Study Book and Mrs,. Jim_ Burt gave a reading for Remembrance Day • • • , • . Mrs.' Steer sang a solo and Mrs. W. 1%.4acIntyre had charge of the . Prayer Citcie. A. 1 lunch.: The December meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. • H,•Buckton. • -Pres yterra-n---= •• Afternoon . Auxiliary The regular Meeting of the :.•* A fternbott-Anx Miry of I; tie knoW-- Presbyterian,Chtirchwas held on Wedneiday. November 5th in the ,. Sunday:SChool Room with a goodly number of ladies present:. 'Mrs.:N. Johnston was Chairlady: She read a poem "Open our • Eyes" , followed with With prayer :• Mrs Maude Sher- wood gave the Scr'ipture' which was taken from '.1St Kings 17 chap- ter how :Elijah, through GOd',S, help., enabledhiin to perforrn rriir- acteST1TthtO,.,shOw--.'People-that---±-7 God careth for his own': A reading entitled ':',Little.Things'',as *given by Mrs 'Chas. Steward yrs. L. Avey i ay e r: Of •Re Pi bra - nce; and, all responded in.a rnom • • • • ' • ' ' . , • t of silence. • Leingside Y PS . . • •• •. Pr4yer wassiven by ?vs N. • LANGSIDE NEWS . . tobriston, hymn52 was sung and • • • the roll, call was answered With a .- The Langside . P .S S. met on verse' frorn 1st haPter. of St. John. Sunday evening at the home of , Tne busines:consisted.of thanks. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Moffat, Doug . extended to Mrs,, Jas Little' for Wall presided for the meeting her fine work done as leader of , 'and Carolyn MacGillivray was the N'iissibn Band; also thanks rec- .secretary. •' •eived from Mr. Sutherland for The scripture was read by Robert money received froni.a legacy. Bregman'aPd prayer by Doug Wail Mrs. M. Henderson invited the The meditation "Great Need" was ladies 63 her -home for the Dec -ern given by John deB9er. bei meeting:, Christmas cards For the roll call a ,question- • ••• were offered by Mrs: Johnston concerning the Anglican Churchsale. the money to go to t . for was answered by 17 members. • • ,• , ..• • he These 'formed the basiS for a' Rev., Robert Ni Ministe NOVEMBER 16th• 10:00 aan,. Sunday School 11:00 aan. Morning Service DISCtissi URCH lis,B.A. POINT TO PONDER . Money talks, Does yours say you, are, a giateful-Christian? Lucknow Presbyterian Church Rev. Glenn Noble, Waiter "' • Phone . 529-2740 •. NOVEMBER 1ith, .Layinon's SOnday ' 1000-ai-m.:-Suriday-SchOO1 11:00 a.m.-Morning See. • ANGLICAN CHURCH LUCKNOW AREA PARISH The Rev. R. Odendahl .NOITEMItErk710fi- 'Trite,' ;C.' • St Paul's, 'Ripley 9:30 a.m. Ascension, icinlough 11 a.m. SL Pete.rs, Luclmow — 130 p.m. Mich School' 10:15 a.m. • t. Pauls, Dungannon. -- Alternating with Christ Church • Port Albert • LUCKING, - CHRISTIAN REFORMED' - CHURCH J. W. Van Stempvoort Pastor i0:00 a.m.. (En ) 2:30 p.m:. (Dgtch 2nd' and 5th' Sundays) .VIS1'11011S WELCOME •Denegnstsvoeunry°,dmina!)`Thsu_nde:16:RfacjpT:acso.diGdd.(:;2aHl}brooudd:.),, 2:00 p.m.; CFOS (Owen chtitch. , Mrs. Jas. Smith gaile the • , , Mission Study taken from the, d -Tidings; 'ron-Ghinkand a 1s1' Formosa A hymn was Sungid prayer' by Mrs'. P. Stewart was given ' whiph closed the rneetiiig. discussion led by Mrs. Cliff '. • • • , , , • MONUIVIENTS Young and Mrs George Young. , The next meeting i11 be at • . , the home of Mr, and Mrs. Clifford You sound counsel and a fair price on a ili°611111ent , YOung on NOyember 30 The • .',.eorreCtlY designed from. otdity niaterial,' rely on offering. was received by Russell Young with prayer by Helen ELTON MEMORIAL The meeting Closed with a • . Pait ;' O'Hagan, Prop. • " hymn and•the Mizpah Benediction, ' •Established elite'. SixtyYears A.gnes,Conleys moved a vote of ' ,. ' • WALKERTON , .PHONE 014234 • .thani,cs to Moffat's and Lillian and 14nda Young.- ' - . • . ONTARIO