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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-11-04, Page 10PA t#iS TI THE L UcKNOW SENTINEL f ,UCKNOW . ONTARIO Sectional Meetings Held At B.eir ore, .L.angside Sectional meetings. of the W, M.S.-Maitland Presbyterial, were held in Belmore Presbyterian Church. on Wednesdays_ October • 21st at 8 p , m . , and at Langside, on Thursday, October 22nd at 2pr: t' ., On. Wednesday evening Mrs. J. W. English, Wingham 1st Vice President , presided . ' Mrs. Alvin Mundell, Belmore, was organist. Mrs. English gave the Invocation Go ye, therefore and teach • all •.nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father , and of the • Son, and of the Holy Ghost. The Scripture ,passage , ' Acts; Chapter 8, ' verses 1-17, was read by Mrs. lbt . McKagae 'of Wingham The meditationz based on these verses was given /by Mrs. Kenneth Mc Kague , Wingham. Mrs. Glen - Golley .led in the devotional prayer. ' Words of welcome were, expre , . i . Belmore . Mrs. W. D. • Campbell, Recording 'Secretary ; Listowel. gave the Maxillary roll call. Mrs.' English gave the `Treasurer's re- port, and requested., that special attentio --be-given-to-the-report • allocation •ivins. The -offer- ing was received. Mrs. Barbara Doig, ' Molesworth , led•in the prayer of dedication'. A Bel ere choral'selectio.n "Lord helpme I . pray" was enjoyed: Mrs.. Betty Feagan ; Wingham,_ introduced • the guest speaker„Mrs: J•E. Ostrom ; also o Wingham. Mrs. Ostrom's address was inspirational based onthe theme "But ye shall receive power, and ye shall be s Talk On Puerta!co The Autumn Thankoffering of. Lucknow United Church Women was, held in the Fellowship Room on Thursday evening. ' Mrs. Vernon 'Hunter, presided ' :and penetLztie meeting w iu�h:..a� .-. poem on "Autumn" , The scrip- ture was read by Mrs..: Ewart Tay- lor and the meditation "When you thank, think" , was taken by• Mrs. Jim, Wraith; Mrs, Gordon Ritchie led in prayer,, The offer- ,. was received. by•Mrs. Jack, Treleaven and Mrs, Bill'Hunter and dedicated byMrs. George Jardine, Mrs: J ..W. Joynt and Mrs. 'Ray- nard' Ackert sang the 'duet , "'My Father Knows"'. • Mrs ..Orland Richards reported that the annual fowl, supper had been an outstanding success. • Mrs . ' N . J. MacKenzie introd- uced the guest speaker , Mrs. Jack Needham, who gave a very inter- esti.ng. talk about Puerto Rico. 'where ' she and .her husband spent last year workingin•the schools. Mr. Needham showed, beautiful slides, showing the vegetation , the people', ,industry , and build-' s: RI Mrs, Jack Needham Was WMA Speaker The. Fall. Thankoffering rneetin of the Afternoon -ad Evening Aux iliaries of the Women's Mission- ary Society of..the Lucknow Presby- terian Church was held on Wednes- day evening October 28 in: the church, . Mrs James. Smith, president of the afternoon group, presided and opened the meeting with a Thank- sgiving verse and prayer, The scripture and meditation,, based on the Thanksgiving theme, was. taken byMrs-: A -stir L-oree :-the- stressed that down through the ages, the giving of thanks to .God has been an important .part of. everyone's life. Mrs. Lorne Sparks favoured with a solo.' Mrs. James. Little, introduced th guest speaker,, Mrs. Jack Need- : ham: 'Mrs. Needham told in a very interesting and informatiy.e manner of her stay in, Puerto. Rico.; when her husband and she taught in a private school there.• • She pointed out 'many differences in the way of living on that island as compared to our viays. She had many interesting articles on display. .Mr. Needham' then show, ed slides./ Mrs. Pilip .Stew,arx thanked all who had taken part in the program The meeting closed 'with; prayer by Mrs. 'Noble Johnston an social hour followed. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4th, 197 LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH J. W. Van Stempvoort • Pastor: Services; , 10:00 a.m, (English) 2:30p.m. (Dutch: 2nd and 5th Sundays) VISITORS WELCOME; Denominational Radio. Broad: cast, , "The Back . To God Hour" every Sunday ' CJCS (Stratford) -r. 2:00 p.m.; CFOS (Owen Sound,_ 6:00_ p.•m ._.__ Whitechurch C.O. WHITECHURCH NEWS Whitechurch .C:O.C. 'of. Chal-' mers Church held their meeting ori Sunday during church in' the SundaX_School room. The canto worship was, given by Barry. Elliott, Cecil de Boer. read the 'scripture, Prayer was given by Kathy Purdon. The '.'minutes' were read ,;ay Lori Purdon, who called; the roll' answered by 12 members naming iple. The offe ing-was, received by Eddie de Boer and the offeringprayer was given by David Elliott. Mrs 'Aichie Purdon gave ,a read.. ing ''Its that time' Again” Bobbie Ross .gave aNreading' "'My, Saviour". : Iyl rs , rampbe] i Thompson thanked Mr. and Mrs. Needham and presented them 'with; a gift. • ` Mrs. Harvey Webster favoured with' a piano 'instruniental•and a 'social hour was 'enjoyed .over a .cup of tea.. witnesses". • ".:Mrs: Ken MacDonald ,thanked the speaker and all who had con= • tributed to' the prograni .. Song sho=ts were provided for the special number "U.ntil they know" Mrs. Wm. King led iri,the.' clos 7 • ,ing prayer. The Belmore Aux- . iliary. served' refreshments.. prayer. 'The T-rea twan MacLean, Ashfield „gave her report .and requested ..auxiliary treasurers to make prompt, re - tittance 'of amounts on hand. Mrs. Victor. Emerson, • Whitechurch, • recorded the atten- da-nce . A -solo "Jews -I :c -o -me" ;sung -by hlrs..Robt Bregman',: was. appreciated.. The offering was received ,• and Mrs . ' V.: Emerson gave the dedication prayer. Mrs. LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH • Rev. 'Robert. Nicholls, B.A. •.Minister 'NOVEMBER: lth 10 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Sacr-ainent OfBaptism; POINT TO PONDER Religion . is the appreciation of life's spiritual values • and , the interpretation of life, Its origin d:.it's-des;. terms of them. • ' - -- Harry Harry Emerson Fosdick Lucknow Presbyterial Church Rev. -.Glenn- Noble- Minister Phone 528-2740. NOVEMBER nth: 10:00 a,m. Sunday School 11:00 a m, .Morning Service . ANGLICANN CHURCH L11CKNOW AREA PARISH The Rev. R.'- Odendahl Rector • NOVEMBER $th Trinity 24:• : 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. ' 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays.. DUNGA,NNON Mr and' Mrs. ,Harv.ey Congram Mrs. Lorne Ive.rs1on the 'week end . Mrs. Annie Dere visited friends in Goderich recently, Mr. and Mrs. John Cranston of Collingwood_renewed friendships and •made several~calls one day last week'.' ` ' •' Mr.. and' Mrs. George Ribey andchildren visited with Mr. • anc Mrs. Wm. Wiggins on Sunday Mr., and Mrs. • L Glassford of R. 'R. 3 Utterson, Ontario were' callers in the village recently' looking for, information: about'. Rev. ' James Caswell., who hada been in Dungannon. 1.876 -' 78 and in. Lucknow or Zion 1859-1861, 1874-1876..Mrs..Glassford is' a granddaughter, she -and. Mrs. Reed knew several people in common.' Fred Tidesweli and Bob -'Tides.- ton :called .At •the._Bil� Park home on Sunday.'• Dungannon' L.O.L. held its first card party of, the season on Thursday, October 29th with eight tables in play. High la4' was Mrs: George 'Sau,nders., .2nd. high lady: ' Mrs. Lynn 'Anderson. High` gent was Eldon Culbert , 2n nt ilbur Brown. There will be another card pariy. i,n twc weeks.. • Mrs . Mel Ritc ie , incar a roe:, Third Vice -President,;. presided at the Sectional meeting on Thursday 'at :Langside . Mrs,. Robt : --Bregrnan ;was orsganist t....Mrs Ritchie gave the In' ovation. • Greetinks.and.words of welcome were extended by :errs. Eldon. Welsh , Langside . Psalm 14S vers.. c . Lowry , Ripley. ,The theme: of the n.editation'Was "Thanksgi-- • ing". Presented by M/ ,"Allan MacDonald , Ashfield,. 'Mrs. Jack MacDonald ,. Lucknow . led in uced the guest` speaker, Mrs. John Ostro"m.. , Asat the previous meet ing , Mrs. Ostrom 'spoke _on the subject "Ye shall be Witnesses". Mrs. ,Ostrom spent sortie :forty. years in Christian. service . • Her address was an .inspiration to -all present. Mrs. Robt. McAllister; I. t • . y and 'all who had assisted with the' program.,. •The closing pra•yaer was led by Mrs. F.:l%laulden._� . Kinlough. Refreshments we're served by the Langsiu.e Auxiliary. Sen iors, a short --stork ---Mrs. , Archie Puidon.gave the:Juniors a story using the .flannel graph story...' A contest 'Books ,of'the Old Test- ament was con • uc ed wi m le.d letters. The :meeting closed 'With the singing of'the, closing prayer. . • R very successful Youth Semin- ar was held' or November. 1st from. 2 - '8 p . m . in the Kingsbridge `school,au.ditorium . With each Shampoo and Set • ti %ember -21: indtisi'v • JAN ITh 1'E AND • BARB Will pass onto each customer a chance to. win INCLUDING WIG CASE; STAND AND BRUSH' Winner 'will he .announced the following Week- Phone 528-332.8 By 7ANf7TE Lucknow were'in attendance from the Wing- ham., Goderich and •Kingsbridge. area. . . • Comrnenci.t - regiStration at 2 .g, rig, sev :.'c uc'h as• mied' marriages , abortions ,'sep- arate and public schools ,` Cathol- ic Churches and others , and what .il� , fri-• teacher, religion and community were discussed with Mr. 'Clare Wilhelm from Kitchener as the seminar leader, . • •' ' There were three priests pres- ent tO res-ent.te . 've the#:- ,.t ions on these.topids, They were Father Hughes from Stratford, Father ..Toone of ‘s'inzharn and Father Cassano of Kings'brid2e .' The •Kingsbridge Girl Guide Co. had as Hallowe'en Party Thursday evening. 'Everyone came in dif- ferent costumes. .The Swallows held campfire with skits; songs and jokes. ' , We sang songs with','vlaryanne Rayne ' at the piano. The girls • • rched. • round in`a circle to be judged for the best costumes. Mrs Joe, Freeman and Mrs. Allan. Brown were the; judges. Sheila Sinnett ,' Johanna Van Deipen and Sheryl MacLennan.were=•the•win-_ nears and 'were given a 'gift...• They' then pla ed a • ame of musical chairs which was won by Janice Tigert . The three Lts. and captain served an enjoyable ,lunch : 'Hor'se - otmatiotw.a the Guides sang Taps. Everyone.. enjoyed the party., • 'braced by, Father Cassano and Father Hughes. gave the ser.rnon. After the, mass, a. buffet style. sur'• -'r was served and a social hour followed during which a film was'shown. • • Boy.,Scout And Cu DRIVE LUCKNOW, " DUNG.ANNON •AN1rAREA , • Saturday, November" 21 -AT 1 O'CLOCK ._ 6 QT BASKETS ALSO ACCEPTABLE Rural residents are asked to kindly bring their paper :to the C. ' & M. yards where the truck .is loaded.