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The September 'meeting of St.
Joseph's Council Catholic
Women's League. was held Mon-
day evening in the Parish Hall
with eighteen members in attend-
ance, Father Ed Dentinger open
ed the meeting with the League
prayer and. Mrs. Joe Courtney pres
ided.
Church. Life Convener, Mrs.
John Austin gave the scripture
reading taken from St. Matthew ,
Chapter 21, verse 18 followed by
her monthly report. The prayer
for vocations was said.
Father Ed Dentinger gave an
interesting account of the bus
trip to Our. Lady of Fatima Shrine ,
-St-:-Maryls-rOntarior A reading _
entitled "Fashions" was given by
Mrs. Wilfred Austin.
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STSATFOAD
THE
LUCKNOW
SENTINEL
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• After a summer recess, the
Pine River U.C.W. met in the
Church on Tuesday evening for the
September meeting. Mrs. Car-
rick Coiling., conVener, presided
for the worship service. • •
Mrs. Ron Irwin read the Scrip-
tures and led in prayer. The
C.G.I.T. girls were present .
to sing several African songs.
Mrs. Coiling introduced the
Study of Africa, concentrating on
Ghana and gave, an interesting
and informative sketch, also
condudting a question and answer
.period. A play - "An African
_Family" was enjoyed with parts
taken by Mrs.. Carrick Coiling,
Mrs. Mervyn Funston, Mrs. Jack
_With Mrs. Lynn Lowry at the org-
an everyone joined in singing
''Onward Christian People".
Following the worship service
all went to the basement where
Abe_business-was-conduCted_ar_ound
.the luncheon tables. The Presid-
ent , Mrs. Bob Rutledge presided.
Mrs. Murray Farrell gave the
'Treasurer's report. Rev. Mr.
Hill closed the meeting with the
Benediction.
Pine ,River UCW
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
The regular meeting of Trinity
U.C.W. was held, on September
14 in the Church basement with .
an attendance of 17 ladies and one
Child. Mrs. Jim Hunter' opened
the meeting with a verse "Three
Gates of Gold". Hymn 82 was
sung and the Lord's. Prayer repeat-
ed in unison: Dertions were on
the Study of Salome "The Ambi-
tioui Mother". Scripture was
read by Mrs. Jerry Cranston and
,the 'Bible Study was given by Mrs.
Ken Alton who als,o closed devo-
tions with prayer.
Mrs. Hummel read an
invitation to "World- Mission
Event" to be held in Walkerton.,
October 1. with a Resources Hour
being held 'at 3.30 p.m. and a,
Mass Rally at 7.30 p.m. Mr.
Hummel, asked for a committee
to be named to help him plan
"Church Week" later this Fall.
Mrs. Alex Hackett., Mrs. Charles
Wilkins arid-MfS.-Chesteriiac-k- -
ett , were nominated,
Dr. Lambert of Goderich will
be guest speaker at our Fall
Thankoffering to be held on Oct-
ober 12 at 8.30 in the evening.
,--7=-Mrs--.HumrrieLintroduced ter .• the.horne of Mrs„...George Jar-
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur . dine. Mrs. Cam Thoinpson open
Menzies. Mr. Menzies has 'ed the call to Worship. The.
been Canadian High Commission- scripture was read by Mrs. Ross
er to Australia for..the past six Henderson.-' Mrs, Bryce . Elliott
and a half years., Mrs. Menzies had the meditation. We sang •
spoke to us, comparing the differ- the Hymn "When I survey the
ent ways , of life Australian womr wondroud Cross" and we closed
en have to Canadian VOttien. with Ivlfs-Milfray-Fiehderson
Mr: Menzies spoke about New leading in prayer. Mrs. Garnet
liendemn gave a reading,. Mrs.
Bryce Elliott introdticdd the guest
speaker Mrs. Ewan MacLean.
Mrs. MacLean's topic was'"Worn-
in theSouth Pacific and We en-
joyed them both very much.
Mrs. Jim Hunter had a
.short prayer and closing hymn
was 301. A dainty lunch was
-served .by..the committee in
z arge- a
and Mrs. Russel Alton are host- /
esses for October •meeting.
by Mrs. David' Haldenby.
Mrs. Bill SCott favoured with a
lovely solo "Nothing is' imposs-
ible". The roll call was answer,
ed with the word "harvest". Cor-
-respondence-was-read:
Mrs. Jack Scott introduced Mrs.
Frank Fair of Ripley, who brought
many Worthwhile thoughts on .
"Working partners with God".
— Mrs-,-Mid ford -Wall-thanked _ .
Mrs., Fair and presented her with
a remerribrance on behalf 'of the
ladies. Members.from the 'Bervie
A.C.W. were guests and a wel-
come was extended to them.
"Touching shoulders with you"
was given by Mrs. Roy Schneller.
Miss Edna Boyle conducted .a con-
test on "hymn titles". Cards
were Signed forthe-sicli,
Grace was sung and the meeting
Closed with prayer after which a
buffet luncheon was served,
Mrs: Ronald Thacker gave .the
courtesy remarks and Mrs. George
"Young Spoke on behalf of the '
Bernie branch, 'The October meet.
ing will be held at the home of
Mrs. Ronald Thacker.
The September meeting of the
Anglican Chtirch Women was held
On Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Jack Scott.
Mrs. Gertrude Walsh Ps
Mrs. Roy Schneller read the
tuie and prayer. followed: Th
meditation on harvest was prepar-
Hear Of Life
In Australia
strong of Winghatn Presbyterian
Church, and special music by
a'quartette from Lucknow at
11. 00 a . in.
In St: 9aul's Anglic anChurc h;
Bishop Appleyard of London con- .
ducted Deconsecration service at
3.30 p.m. following the closing
of their long-established church
Mrs Ewan 'MacLean
Is Guest Speaker
There were 15 attending the
September meeting of Unit 4 of
Lucknow United Church Women
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110th
ANNIVERSARY SERVICE
ST. HELENS UNITED- CHURCH. •
Sunday, .Septembei! '24th.
MISS ANNETTE OUGHTON, SOLOIST
A CORDIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED' TO ALL
'GUEST MINISTER
Rev:Robert Nicholls, B.A.
of Lucknow United Church
at 11 o'clock
AT
The Treasurer's report was ---:Guinea and other small islands given. Slides were shown and a
LUCKNOW
UNITED , CHURCH
Rev. Robert Nicholls, B.A.
Minister
SEPTEMBER 24th
10 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Morning Worship
GUEST SPEAKER
Rev. James Hummel
Those Wishing transportation to
church contact
Wm. G. Hunter 528-2741
POINT TO PONDER -
The way we treat people is the
way 'we treat God. *
Tenant De Chardin
Liicknoii •
Presbyterian Church
pietui NOtile, MA.; B.D.
llllniiter
Phone 5282740
'SEPTEMBER 24th -
10 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Morning Worship
at
• Correspondence was read.
The Stratfoid Deanery meeting
is being held in Goderich this
yearorr-Wednesdayepternber -
20th. . " •
A motion was .made by Mrs.
John Austin and seconded by Mrs.
Carl Riegling that we have a
social evening and water safety
films be shown when the presen-
sation of the citations are made
to Rita Knoop and Kathy Doherty.
comnientary given by Mrs. Bob
Howard and Mrs'. Joe °
Courtney of their trip to St. Jos-
eph's' Oratory Montreal , Cap-de
Madleine and Saint Anne de
Beaupre.----Roll_Call_was_taken by
Mrs. lark Dalton. Mrs. John
Howard reported on tire Girl
Guides 'for Mrs. Walter Clare.
Guides will .commence on Thurs-
day, September 14th with new
leaders Mrs. K. Vanderburg, Mrs.
T. Van Diepen and Misi Judy
Moran.' A motion was made by
Mrs. John Howard and seconded
by Mrs. Bob Howard that the -
C.W.L. look after dry cleaning
ering report was read by, Mrs. •
John. Howard,. 'A motion was
made 'by Mrs. John HoWard and
seconded by Mrs. Reis •Miltenburg
- -that we-purchase- 50-chairs-fog
the'hall. It was moved by Mrs.
Carl Riegling and 'seconded by ,
Mrs. Mark Dalton that we see
--about-hractes_for the_tables__
Mr's. Jim Martin, Communica-
tions and Public' Relations COn-
vener,_gaveher report. Orders
are now being taken. for League
Pins. Mrs. Mark Dalton, Social.
Action Convener, read an article
on Catholic organizations. •
It was decided to try
luminous, paint on our new sign.
Mrs. Carl Riegling reported on .
the furnishings-in_the rectory , the ...
Marian Villa Guild, the blind
appeal and our family in India.'
It was moved by Mrs. Carl Rieg-
ling
,
an'd seconded by Mrs. Bob
Howard that we send a gift to the •
girl in our Indian family who is
soon to be married.
The Thompson Nursing Horne
in Ripley closed on July 31st. Mrs.
John Austin, Mrs. John Van Rooy
and Mrs. Ries 1V1iltenbing took
some of the patients on an outing
before the-hot .treAtted
The meeting.. was adjourned by
Mrs. Frank Riegling and 'closed
with prayer. During Inch the -
(Frank
Gi ft was won by Mrs.
'Frank Riegling.
en in the Service' of the Church",
'She said that it didn't matter • •
whether you have on talent or
, two as long as you use it to the
best of your ability. She finished
with•a Poem called "The Little
Things" M
urray
gs".
Henderson thanked'
a gift.
Mrs.. ,Thompson thanked her
• committee and Mrs. Jardine for •
the use of her home. NeClosed'
singing-the Hymn "Jake my Life .
and Let it Be". Ernest • • -
Ackert commenced the business
with the offering and the .offertory
prayer. ;Mrs.- Nckerf•thablted..
Mrs-. • Mac-Leanher-loyely_taik.L.
and the committee. She,•gave a. -'
reading "Lord Of the Harvest".
The roll call.was answered by
what each member had done on
their vacation. Mrs. Gerald
.Priestap read -the minutes,. It-was
mention- a at t.--1:k--trabernieet----
ing. has been changed ,to the home
of Mrs. Bob: McIntosh, •
Mrs. Jack Treleaven gave the •,
treasurer's report. Mrs. Ackert
,finished the business- with, a..'read-•
ing concern i ng Stewardship. A
Ieltc-i-ons-tinch-vra-s-serveed-by-rehe—
committee. . •
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WEDDING
INVITATIONS
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Mrs: Frank Fair
Was ACW Speaker
The United Church had 11.00
a.m. and 7.30 pan. services
at which 'a former. minister,
Rev. W. J. Rogers (1945-1947)
was guest speaker. His sermons
--were-entitled "What-have--we •
done well over the years?." and.
"Repugnant Virtues". The Jr.
Choir in the a.m. provided lov-
ely numbers, "I Found a Miracle'!
and "All By, Ourselves"_and_tbe
five Erringtpn family sang'"Holy,
'Holy, Holy". In the evening
22 members of the Belgrave
Men's Choir under the leadership.
of Rev. Roberts gave two nurn-
hers , Steven Sallows of 'Wingham
was their-organist. It is, good
to hear music provided by Karen
Rivett and Steven Sallows, both
quite .young people.' ' The flow-
ers were gifts from former mem-
bers as memorials.
Lunch-served follow ing•t4e_____
morning service gave an opporturt
ity to renew acquaintance with
Rev. and ML'S. RogetS and other
friends. Rev. Claxence Mc-
Clenaghan conducted the services
WEDNIESPA7G SEPTEMBER 20th, •1972
LUCKNOW
ThreeSpecia
Church Services
At Dungannon
DUNGANNON NEWS '
On Sunday special services
.were held in each of Dtmgannon's
'churches. .;
The Presbyterian Church 'had
„Rev . Robert Arm-
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED
CHURCH-
/ W. Van Siempvcoort
Pastor
Services:
10:00 a.m. Seryice
2:30 p.m. Service
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