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KINLOUGH NEWS
Mrs. Jack Scott and°Mrs. Wil-
Liam Cox were hostesses for the
October meeting of the Anglican:
7Church.Women on Thursday
noon. 'Mrs. Roy Schneller presid-
ed. and the opening hynn was "A11
people, thaton earth do "dwell"•
followed by the..mem•bers prayer ,
the prayer.partners prayer. anti the
Lord's -prayer: -
Mrs. Art Haldenby read the
scripture Jesson A,n .In 'tviemo
lain was conducted: for Mrs. lames
Hodgins an. honourary member.
Mrs. Jim Smith gave the medi-
tation on Thanksgiving. The
word for the roll call was .
"Thanks". Mrs. Midford Wall
read, the correspondence. The
south Saugeen deanery meeting.
will take the form of .a Workshop
at St. ,Georges Church, Goderich.
• on Tuesday, October 20th and.
each member is to bring a box
lunch. 'Articles -for -the bale -are
to .be in on or before'the.next •
meeting •at the ;home of Mrs, Mid-
ford,
id-ford, :Wall. Miss May Boyle read
a poem "My Thanksgiving"
Mrs.. ,Jack Scott paid.tribute
to the late Bishop Luxton and. read
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THE LUCKNOW SE
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;acrcmenfH�ld.At •
Pine River church
AMBERL' EY NEWS •
• . Tie"sacrament of baptism was.
administered by Rev. John C. Hill
on Sunday when Michelle Marie.,.
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mts.
Lorne Henry was baptized. Miss
Agnes, Henry and friend of Toron
to, and -Mr. and,:Mrs Bob -Benson-
and .family •ofLondon. attended .
-the service and were dinner :.rests
of Mr. and Mrs Lorne Henry and
family , LL.
the account of the funeral which
was held on Tuesday, October 6th
at St. Paul's Cathedral London:.
Mrs.• Jim Smith read "There is '
so little time" and also gave the
courtesy 'remarks. . '
Mrs. Roy Schneller read 'a poem
"Thanksgiving in the heart".
Rev. R. Odendahl closed the
meeting wirl ray er nd the bene •
diction:
Lunch was served by the hostess'
assisted by Mrs. Gerald Rhody.
Besides being the Thanksgiving.
devotional .meeting., a,quilt was,.
quilted during the afternoon.
surroer axe �a
SENIOR. PUPILS; OF LUCKNOW AND
DISTRICT PUBLIC SCHOOL
WILL`BE-CANVASSING-LUekN:OW,ANDARE-A
.IN SUPPORT OF THE
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CANADIAN NATIONAL INSTITUTE
FOR THE BLIND
from -
TINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO;
C.W.LDiscuss.
Many. Frojects
Twenty seven members plus
three visiting priests attended S.
Joseph's :Kingsbridge C. W. L.
Meeting on October 13 in the
parish hall. Mrs.• Antone Van
Osch presided with Father Tom-
-lin, from Malta , opening the
meeting withscripture. reading, •
pertaining td God's Call 'to Moses.
Mrs. Con Hogan moved that all
bills be paid; The recording
secretary and correspondence sec
retary,read their reports. The
C. W. L.. are :to donate baking
for the:HuEronwiew Ba-zaar on Nov=
en er 4 A spiritual -bouquet
was sent .to Mrs. Doherty: Mrs.
John Austin and Mrs. Con Hogan
are to visit the ill and elderly, -.
Ladies will,be contacted every.
2' weeks to clean the Rectory,
due to nohousekeeper. •The
C. W.L. are buying 1'.bedspread
3.: fitted sheets and fixing the .
kitchen chairs for Father,
On November 1,' at Kingsbridge,
a Youth_Retteat Will be held_and_
the 'C. W.L. are providing the
lunch consisting of sandwiches,
pickles, apples and small baking.
Ladies helping are Mrs. Mark
Dalton, Mrs Gene Frayne.; Mrs.
• Dennis Dalton and Mrs. Frank
Rr'egirn-g--A few ldres�raoe-vf
fered to make small baking:
Mrs.. Walter .Clare ; Girl Guide
•Convener , reported that Huron
County Guides have •bought .a
wimp site at Black Point (south
of Godericlii) , Mrs.. John Austin
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LUCKNOW
CHRISTIAN.
REFORMED
CHURCH_
weatieSDAY, QCTORIER 21,t, 1:970
J W. Van Stempvoort
Pastor
Services:
10:00 a.m. (English).
2:30 p.m. (Dutch. 2nd and
5th Sundays)
VISITORS:' WELCOME'
Denominational Radio Broad-
cast, !The Back To God Hour=",
every Sunday; CJCS (Stratford)
— 2:00. . p.m.; CFOS (Owen
Sound) — 6:00 6:00' p.m.
Lucknow.
Presbyterian Church
Tenn, Obie $:A.t $ D. •.. .
Mester
Phone 528-2740
OCTOBER2Sth
10:00 a.m. Sunday, School
.m., Morning Service
° 11:
ANGLICAN
CHURCH • ' •
.PARIS}
The Rev...R. Odendahi
• Rector
OCTOBER 2Sth.
Trinity 22 •
LU.CKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Rev, Robert Nicholls, B.A..
• Minister •
OCTOBER. 25th
10 a.m. Sunday School
11:00.a,m: Morning Worship
POINT TQ PONDER
' God . is in all that . •liberates
and lifts,
In .all that humbles, sweetens
and consoles..
James Russel . Lowell.
St. Paul's Ripley 9:15 ,a.m.
Ascension,'Kinlough 7:30 pm.
Harvest Festival:
St. Peters Lucknow 1.1':45 a.m.
Church School 10:30 ,a.m.:
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St. Pauls,2ndand Dungannon
4thSun—days ,p.m. 3 p. n.
Christ'. Church, Port Albert'
3'p m. , '
1st, 3rd and -5th Sundays
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Dungannon
Explorers;
The Dungannon Explorers met .
at the United Church on Monday,
October 19th. 'Any' girls between •
the ages •of 9 and 12` are invited
to ' in us onrS?lorrda-y "Octo er
26th :.
The . C .,G . I. T . girls -swill . be
meeting on• Thursday evenings..
All girls ;12 and. over.: are 'invited
to:join.. They also meet at 'the
J ngannon United Church•,
-arid-1911--S.-Stan.Do a' ,d
seconded a motion that the C. W
E .pay $106.00 towards this .camp
Mrs. Joe O'Keefe gave a sum:- •
niary on the Ladies Retreat -held
at St ; Augustine -on September:
13. • 50 ladies attended the day's•
session conducted by,8 ,ladies' from
London Mass ended the retreat.
_// _There, wa_s a discussion of floor
covering for the kitchen rectory
It Vas 'decidedto contact Bill
Johnstone of• Lucknow for,. profes-
sional aid .
Father. Cassano wants new red
cassocks forethe boys so the. C: W.
b. agreed to buy them. • •
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• A VERY FAVOURABLE RESPONSE WAS RECEIVED:: LAST;
YEAR AND'IT4S AGAIN' HOPED THAT THE CO.OPERATION
OF. THE' :PUBLIC WILL.BE. RECEIVED. DURING . THIS
ANVAS
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T'he f pl'ione, a • new. T eadu;g. device Tot •--the.••.blinds-scans -the.-
printed
the.printed .page and translates the print into sound. This' is one of
many deviceswhich blind people will have in their homes of the
future through research sponsored by the Canadian National
Institute for the Blind.
The Consurner Affairs Commit-'
tee made a•. chart listing prices, of
goods' bought on the same day at
A & P stores in Chatham, Michi-
gan,sLondon , Toronto , .Goderch
Wingham: .This chart was very
revealing as Londonproved• to be
the cheapest, because_._i:_t is more
ce;t ally located: ' ��Voltage light
-bulb have-prd r •tolast longer
than watt .light bulbs
Mrs. Antone Van' Osch gave a
brieffsummery of t'lie'Danry
Meeting held in Stratford 'on• Oct-
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ober 7. Five 'iadies •from, •.ioS7
eph's C. W . L. attended. this meet-
ing. (1) Every meeting should be
opened 'with -Mass -or. scripture
reading. (2) A talk .on' pollution:
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(3) -A C. W .L. newsletter three
—i, -a- ea - w 11 be pOligh.ed .
condition: His talk `centered
,about the scripture reading
dealing with. God's Call to Moses
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to lead the Jews': Moses. was an
ordinary.person as, we; are . '.Many"
people believe that they: are im-
portant only to their families
and neighbours:. God; nude: every-
one different.. We are very ,int--
nportant, in God's eyes:. .The burn-/
mg. -bush is -ry--1 . .
lives area mystery. . The more.
s.
we approach God, the• smaller we
become. We are nothing without.
-God
Mrs. 'Mark Dalton adjourned
the meeting and •Father Cassano
Closed with prayer., ',Father ;Tom =
lin gave ;his. blessing. ,
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Messengers
WHITEC•HURC•H NEWS
h-rteehu-rch-Messer ig a rs-held
their October .meeting on Sunday
October ;18 in the Sunday School.
• dtkr-i- ervice,
theme of the meeting was The'
Church of God. The call to t.
worship was given' by Clare. Webet
All sang.Tell me.the Stories.
Linda Moore *read the scripture.
Prayer was given by Earl. Thomp-
son Kenney Quipp read a poem..
The offering was received by Kar-
en
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Quipp. Calvin Quipp gave the •
'offertory, prayer.. The minutes
and toll call were given by. ..
Earl"Thompson.
UNICEF boxes'weregiven out
for Hallowe'en', when the mern-
bets'are to ask for donations to
help others in_less fortunate Coun-
tries. • ' •
Another Hymn When Mothers of
Salem was sung T e :ene! is
tion Was given by Shane .Hickey
•S'mall son toparnts.bringIl1 pa -rents :T -
home.triplets: "We'd better suint
calling- Folks , now. , They' re •
gonna be harder to get rid'of.
than kittens.," • .
FAS7,COURiE0U5
pry Cleaning SERVICE
A 'narne'is neededfor this paper.
(4) Have guest speakers such as
lawyers, 'dietitions: (5) Get inter-
ested invocations as many people
are leaving the relirgious rlife and
not many youtltr e :entering, i,6)
A "resolution that could be sent in
is - Trash cans should be placed
mover fore niIles on bighw s
'esp.ecialljt 401. .
bus: Antone 'VanOsch announc:-
ed a new C, W'. L..project, mak,.'
irig, of a cookbook that is being
• published by the Women's Club
--Publishing Co;,. - -Every merr=i-be-r_is-
to donate 3 recipes.; Father Case •
sano agreed to check 'into the '
agreement of the contract.
Father Tomlin said that he was
p. `eeased:with,the rectory's.._clean-
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SI. EGRIST'Si .LUCKNOW
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY
PANNABECKER S, ST. HELENS
MONDAY,. WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY
SLATER'S• STORE, AUBURN •
• TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY
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by Poopin who carr
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