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KNOW 3EN!TNNOL'., =KNOW. ONTARIO,
Dungannon.' 11,CW
The regular meeting of Dungan-
non United Church Women was
held on Tuesday, .Octdber- 20th at
8,30 p,m• with the theme
"Thanksgiving", Mrs, M. Reed
opened the meeting'reading "The
'Basque Sheepherder and The Shep-
herd's Psalm" assisted; by- Mrs... C.
McClenaghan, Mrs Reed also
read the story. , 'Br.ead and .
Gravy":
Two readings,; entitled "Grati-
tude So Often Withheld" and.
"Tha''nks. for the Good 'and Not -So -
Good" were read by Mrs•. C.
Blake : One of Edgar Gues► s
poems ,, "Thanksgiving Prayer" wa;
-bye! `W-i-ggi'
followed by Silent prayer for lead'=
ers'in our troubled. nation.
A• very worthwhile ,monologue
was presented on Supply Work by
Mrs'. C McClenaghan , giving
two different scenes; (1) Packing
a box for a bale where
anything not useful to you can go!
and , (2) Unpacking a box at a.
depot where each article had .been
carefully folded and in'very, use-
ful condition • The hymn "In.
Christ There is no East or West"
was sung with Mrs . Gordon Finni-
gan as pianist .:.1 ue business
meeting was conducted ' by ` Mrs,
Howard.Johnston, president, and
Mrs. George, Errington , secretary.
WEDNESDAY
OCTOBER lithe 1#70
Alvin Mundell
Speaker
1N.HiTECHURCH NEWS:
OR Wednesday afternoon at •
200 Chalmers Presbyterian W, M :
S, • held 'their •Thankofferirig meet -
ing•.ir% Sunday School room bright -
:tiled with foral bouquets, The',
Mrs. Vallace Conn
presided, welcomed all and gave
the t.
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Its. Mawhinney read• the Scrip-
Awe.- Mrs Andrew Gaunt gave •
the meditation. She, discussed
ttow drugs are used, and the evils
people indulge in but if God had
His tightfttt place in.their lives
tree i$ none of this. What does-
r;an \t ni? . What does:he need?
]r they :t re' living a ;right •life they
• ,vtll find their answer in following
Jesus who 'stands at the dooi and
knocks and invites them to 'follow
Him Mrs. Dawson Craig led in
. , prayer,
Mrs. Garnet .Farrier gave -a
piarfo instrumental. A reading
was given. by Mrs'. Jack McBurney
of the Beigrave group. ' '
-.est-P -..
Mundell President ofMaitland
Presbyterial was introduced .by „the
President Mrs. Wallace '.Conn: She•
stressed the needto• be `Thankful,
for all things , green grass, fruit-
• lds Ghris-t ii 'ehtlrt CPPB
'time harvest',and .for jesusChrist
who is ever rea'y w en we ca
•upont Hizn : She also stressed the a
need of :prayer in. :a Christian .life.
Mrs Mundell was thanled..by
Mrs Russel Ross and presented ••
• with a gift
'Mrs. Donald' Dow and Mrs . Sid-
ney Thompson sang a duet Count
Your Btess:ings.accompanied by
Mrs- Nor-rilan Coultes.._..". •
•There were three visitors• present
from Belgrave six . from Ashfield,
three from. Dungannon ;' eight from
Calvin -:Brick and seven from ,
. Whitechurch"Q. C. W It was .an-
nounced a.Sectional ,rmeeting . is
The October T,haikoffering
meeting, of Ttinity: U nited Church
•Woien wa,,held'on Thursday Oct,
ober15th.at the Church, when the
Societies from the surrounding.
churches werleinv ted . The Meet-
ing was opened li the "Call to _"
Worship" and welcome.by the
e idenMrs : Alert Hae-kett . Tete .
opening hymn was followed by
reading in unison. Psalm 723:
The ladies from 1elgrave sang
a:. special.nu•rrrber which was en
joyed by everyone.
The meditation on the thenie
"Thanksgiving" was taken by Mrs.,
Frank Ritchie, followed .by a pray-
er by Mrs. Tim Hunter,
Mrs. Hurnrrmell introduced 'the
guest speaker Rev. Dr. Mowatt of
Clinton, .who showed. slides .on
China. Commentary, on thes.
e
by Mrs: Humm l and 'Mr .
Mowatt wasenjoyed . • Both
had, grown up in .China and the plc,
tures .shown were Cquite real to
them. '•
nn_,nnaki .Naekert thanked
the speakers for their interesting
program, and to the ladies for
their special numbers and every-
one was invited to meet in the
Sunday, School room at the., close
of the mPering for a social cup of
'tea.
e guests sang an•
"The Church in the Wildwood" .
Mrs. 'Alex.Hackett dosed the
meeting with -tire -benediction;
'Lunch was served' by the
Social Committee and other
members of the Society. The
November meeting will be held
November nth at the. church.
LUCKNOW
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED
CHURCH
J.. W. Van :Stempvoo t•
Pastor
• Sorvices
10:00 .a. m..(Englsh') . .
2:30 -pm. -(Dutch -2nd -and
0th Sundays) ,
VISITORS'• WELCOME
Denominational Radio- , Broach
cast, "The Back To God Hour".
every. Sunday: CJCS (Stratford)
p.m.; QS_Wwen
Sound) 6:00; p.m•.
Luc... now
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D.
Minister
Phone. 528-2740
NOVEMBER ...1st
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ANGLICAN
CH: V_RC H
LUCKNOW
UNITED . CHURCH
Rev. Robert Nicholls, BA. '
Minister
NOVEMBER lat
10 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
LUCKNOW AREA PARISH
The Rev. ' R. Odendahl:
'Rector '
NOVEMBER 1st
•All Saints Day
1 V •
St. Paul's Ripley -- 9:15 a.m.
Ascension Kinlough 10:30' a.m.
-St. Peters - Lucknow,11 •45• a.m.
Church School . 10:30 a.m.
St. Pauls,. Dungannon — '3 p.m.
2nd and 4th Sundays
Christ' Church, ` Port Albert
3 p.m., .
Ist,=3rd
POINT TO PONDER
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Nobody is anything except as
he joins; himself to something.
You. cannot be _a whole unless
you join a whole. This, I believe
with a "Thanksgiving Thought".
Mrs. • Harvey. Alton gave the'
treasurer's report: A change was.
noted in the date for the 'Agricul-
tural, Banquet •t'o November 4th •at
12:30 p'm :Further"plans for
:two wedding dinners were made:
convenersre,por s a o -b -e-
gi+ en at the Ndvem ber •
meeting' (3rd Tuesday);. and elec-
tron - n=. insta ation o 1 icers.
will be •at the December 8'th'
meeting (Note: earlier date)."
Flower beds ;around the church
Langside. on October 2? a! 2 p.m.
Mrs.. Albert McOuillin ga•ve
closing Prayer. Grace was.sung
and lunch was served, •
Evening Walla
Hear Travelogue
are to be improved The cup-•
bo rds are to.be varnished.:
Following the Bible Society
report , a donation of. $10 was
gi-gin-A • o - '•
appreciated greatly. Members
are reminded to brings used .stamps
as qt y a.a:e .valu4ble.
• Rev'.'
'C, 'McCldnaghan reported
fox 'Explorers', who will be selling
Calendars; and for C. G.I T ;•
to make it known all girls l.' years
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.by Rev. McCleriaghan.
Grace.was sung and lunch ,was
served by the hostesses, Mrs. J
C. Drennan, 'Mrs; 'Chester Finnig-
On the' previous. Wednesday at
One o'clock a smorgasbord.lunch-
assembly.room at which
time Nile b C. W. were special .
guests. An interesting program
was•giveh ,'and Mrs. Ross
of Lucknow , gave a most interest
ing and instructive address. •
The,'Lu'cl•criow, Presbyterian Even
hOthe of: MisS 'Maude Fisher, with
The meeting Was opened,.
Sung. The•Ten Commandments
wete: repeated' in .unison and the
Lord's Prayer taid. by all'. . The
'Maud Sherwood: .
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.WE. WOULD 13.E.PLEASED TO4iOLD 'YOUR SELECTION
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HOME FURNISHINGS
tion,
interesting travelogue:and showed
coloured -slides- of her recent trip
Hong Kong and, Hawaii
, The business and cOrrespond.-
:eriee were presented and the .
offering recei‘.ed. A lunch and
on Guaranteed Investment Certificates.
Guaranteed Savings Certificates.
For furtherinforTatiO9
, contact your financial adviser or'write
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