HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-09-27, Page 10RIPLEY DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL
NIGHT SCHOOL PRQGRA
1972-73
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REGISTRATION
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Thursday, October Sth at 8 p.m.
Fee $5.00
Arrangements for additional comoses,can be made by contacting
the principal Wm. 'rurvill in advlince of registration at 395-2671.
The-161.1-ZiLl was answered and--
the W.M.S. Purpose repeated in
unison and the business and corres-
pondence discussed. A lovely
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duet entitled "Great is Thy Love"
by Mrs. Ron Forster and Mrs. Bill
Gibson_wa,senjoyed
The closing hymn was "Lead
Kindly Light" and the meeting
was closed with the benediction.
Ashfield WMS
The-Ashfield Women's-Missiontz_
ary Society meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. Warren Wylds
on September 21st.
MacLean was in charge of the
meeting. Mxs. Ross MacKenzie
gave the devotionals.
• Mrs. MacLean spoke on the
Presbyterian Church Involvement
4 -:of_iszlalawiand_on Rev, and Mrs.
Brian Crosby, who are working in
-the Likubula House with the
young people.
Roll call was on an interesting
article from Glad Tidings With
12 members present.
,Business was conducted, and the
meeting closed with prayer.
Lunch was served by the com-
mittee in charge.
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Presbyterian ,
Evening Auxiliary
The Lucknow Presbyterian
Evening Auxiliary held their
September meeting in the
llowship Room of the Sunday
school on September 19 with an
attendance of 25. 'A. bountiful
and delicious Pot Luck Supper
preceded. the meet#13,-
Mrs: Jack MacDonald, pres-
ident in charge, opened with a
Call to Worship. The. Lord's
Prayer was repeated and the
scripture and meditation was ,
given by • Mrs. Leonard MacDon
ald entitled "Autumn Days".,
The topic was in the form of
a Panel Discussion with Mri.
Austin three and Mrs. Barry Mc -
Donagh taking Pan. The title
was "Drug Abuse".
Ever go on a hayride in the
rain? Lucknow C.G.I.T. hasl
Think what you missed: wet hair,
cold straw muddy boots and soak
ing socks.
On Monday night , Bill Hunter
'drove 22 soggy girls and leaders
on. Walden's hay wagon from
house to house for their supper.
Mary Lou Priestap started us
off with apple juice and Barb
Helm served cabbage salad.
Jessie Kirkland gave us bologna
and a bun and Pearl.Murdie and
Jenny Porteous fed us with mac-
aroni casseroles. Maudie Fisher
served jello and Kay Crawford
passed plates of cookies.
Our spirits were the only things
not dampened -bythe--pouring
rain. A travelling supper is al-
ways fun even on a very wet
night.
Cho ',leis-WAS.
LANGSIDE NEWS
Chalmers Presbyterian Wom-
en's Missionary Society held their
September meeting on Wednes-
day 20th at 2 p.m. at the home
-of-Mrs:--Victor Wybenga_wi
president Mrs. Bill. Rintoul presid-
ing. Mrs. Wesley Tiffin read the
-scripture. The meditation was
given by Miss Annie Laidlaw
and prayer by Mrs. Bill Rintoul.
Mrs. Russel. Ross gave a reading
"How are we spending Life's
Budget"? Mrs. Dawson Craig
read the correspondence inviting
the society to attend Belgrave
Thankoffering meeting October
11 at 2.15 and Langside on Oct-
ober 12.at 2 p.m. Both request...
decided to accept both and as
many attend as possible. Arrange-
ments were made for the Society's•
Thankoffering meeting. Mrs,.
Johnston Conn gave the treasurer's
report. Mrs: Wesley Tiffin. •
A Hayride
In The Rain . .
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THE IMCKINOW SENTINEL, Luactiow„ ONTARIO WEDNESDAY,. SEOrg•MBER 27th, 17
Those wishing transportation to
church contact
Wm. ,G. Hunter 528-2741
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iPaMors./W;aseaheassira~a/a/a.sea.sol~a^r
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., S.D.
'Master
Phone 528:2740
OCTOBER -1st
Communion Sunday °
10 a.m. Sunday cool
11 a.m. Morning Worship
ed a musical number. , It was
announced. it Was the last day, to •
get articles in for the
bale, The nominating committee
Mrs. John de Boer , Mrs: Wesley
Tiffin and Mrs. V. Emerson were
'reminded they needed a list of
officers for .the November meet
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,The roll call was answered, with
a scripture verse with word For-
give or Believe an. was answered
by 16. Mrs : John de Boer gave a
reading Take Some Time Along
the Way. The collection and
birthday \money was received and
dedicated by Mrs. Wallace Conn.
The topic,The "New Book of
Praise" was given 11 Mrs., Robert
Ross and Mrs. V. Emerson. In
ian church has had 3 hymn books.'
The first in 1880 called the
Hymnal, the second in 1897
known as the Presbyterian Book
of Praise and the Third in 1918 as
The -Book-bf-Praise and-was• con-
sidered the finest hyrnnary in
print. The first year over
201;000 copies were sold. It has
served the church 54 years ,•twice
as long as any 'former book. _The
•General Assembly in 1964 agreed
it was time for a fresh revision.
Now after labouring '8 years the
committee have? book with' best .
hymns from the past and new ones
from the present. A hymn was
sungand Mrs. Earl Caslick closed
the meeting with prayer.
The Ladies' Aid meeting-was
held with discussion centering
on what to do with the floor in
the_Sunday Schoolloom,..where
the water had caused the paint
on thello---or to chip.—rt was dec-
ided to try Stay Dry.
Rintoul closed the meet-
ing with prayer. The hostess
then served the Birthday Tea.
COURSE SCHEDULE
First Term, October 5th to December 7th.
Second-Term, January 4 to March 8th
LUCKNOW
CHRISTIAN'
•. REFQRMEO.
CHURCH. •
4. W. Van Stempvoort
Pastor •
)
10:00 am. Service
2:30 p,m. Service
VLSrl'ORS WELCOME
LUCKNOW
UNITED 'CHURCH
Rev. Robert Nicholls, B.A.
Minister
OCTOBER 1st
10 a.m. Sunday School
U a.m. Morning Worship
—The-G-eneral Meeting-of-the--.--
Lucknow United. Church Women
was held in the Fellowship Room
.of the united Church on Septem-
ber 19 with the Community
Friendship committee in charge.
Mrs. Robert Campbell, the
convener, opened the meeting
'with, a reading "Brotherhood".
-Mrs---Wm. G. .11Unter read the
scripture taken - from' Matthew
' Chapter 7. Mrs. Gordon Mont-
gomery favoured the ladies with
a_piano instrumental. .
-Mrs. Vernon Hunter introduced
the guest speaker Mrs. Ronald
Neyvatte of Kincardine. Mrs.
Neyvatte • introduced her.talk -
Mrs. Ron Neyvatte
Tells About B'Hai
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with the reading from the scrip-
ture Matthew p, 46 - 48, She
then spoke of her introduction to
the. B'Hai faith, which she first „
'encountered in Kincardine. She.
--told--of-tr-b heielief-in-progressilie—
reVelation, Which is a belief that
each of the world's religions has
some vision of God-which was
taught to them by a prophet who
was' a manifestation/of Cod,.
The offering was received by
Mrs. .Gordon Kirkland and Mrs.
Jack MacDonagh and this was ded-
ieraterl-by Mrs Vernon nteL_
Mrs. Alex MacNay thanked
Mrs. Neyvatte , Mrs. Montgomery
and others who had helped with
the program.. •
Mrs. James Mothers read a
Definition of A Friendly Visitor
and closed with, a Prayer for the '
Friendly Visitor.
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