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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-10-11, Page 11nt Hone moon n: Bermuda KOYL S SUPERTEST LUCKNOW owwwwwww,wwwwwrowwwwwwwwwwwwwww ON SNOW TIRES Slightly above cost. Fully guaranteed. BATTERIES — RADIATOR HOSE — FAN BELTS OLUGS — POINTS a-, SEAL BEAMS GROCERIES BY THE CASE OR HALF CASE4 Just give brand name and size of item. Order 'on Tuesday. Order goes in Wednesday. Delivery on Thursday. THE INCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO, PAGE EI,EVEN • • e" ers • the ing )1y e- rt- es- bey lain. !.w sier nded to ,g Dr. the ob- :h : Nth . , rill in :ven- rading :umn". pture. Is in roduc- Iillan ge unt :rs !.d the e ex-- taking 1 the • ich'intlas n • Ipiry Presbyterian W.M.S. The Fall. Thankoffering meet- ing of the afternoon auxiliary of the Women's Missionary Society of the Lucknow Presbyterian •Church was held in the Sunday School Room of the Church, on Wednesday evening, October 4th. The president Mrs. Jas. Smith presided , opening the meeting with a Thanksgiving reading and prayer, following the singing of Psalm, "Give praise and thanks. unto the Lord". Mrs. Loree gave the Bible Study ,. taking the scrip-. ture from the book of Ruth on which the study was based. Mrs. Noble favoured with a vocal solo, the minutes of the last meeting were read and roll call taken:, Sectional meetings were announced for Wednesday evening; October 11th in Ripley , and. Thursday afternoon, October 12th in Teeswater. An invitation from Trinity United Church to attend their Thankoffer.ing meet- ing Thursday evening. October' 12th was read. Subscriptions for the Glad Tidings were taken by the Glad Tidings secretary;; fter the offering was received Mrs. J. Little gave the offertory prayer. Tom and. Rob Henderson gave musical numbers on piano and trombone,. After-singing-the— hymn "For, the beauty of the earth" , Miss Sadie Johnston in- troduced the guest speaker, Mrs, Wilfred_Congram of Wingham, • who gave an inspiring message which;she entitled "Slow me down" which was appropriate to these days of stress and strain. She reminded us of our duty to God in the use<of our time, tal- ents, and money. Mrs. Morgan Henderson thanked Mrs. Congram and all who con- tributed to the programme. After singing hymn "Sing to the Lc-5rd of harvest"*, Mrs. Sherwood clos- ed the meeting with prayer and a social time was spent with tea, served by the Social Committee. St. Augustine CWL ' The October meeting/of the St. Augustine C.W.L. was held in the Parish Hall, Tuesday evening, October 3rd., Mrs. John Franken, the President , was in the chair, and-Father-Dentinger opened the meeting with prayer. ' Correspandence was read With thankyou notes from Mrs. G. Kinahan, Mrs. Helen Foran, Mrs. Josephine Boyle. Roll call was answered with 11 members present. Mrs. Joe Hickey , Mrs. C. Boyle , Mrs. R. Boyle each gave very interesting reports of the Deanery meeting that was held in Goder- ich September 20th. It was dec.; ided that a donation of $3.00 would be collected during the month of November from each lady in place of the Bake Sale, and. Bazaar. Mrs. G. Redmond and Mrs. John Foran are in charge of this. . Mrs. Wm. Redmond gave a reading on personal prayer written by Reverend-Father -John Lynch. Father Dentinger gave a very interesting talk on vocations. The meeting, cloSed with prayer. Luna was served by the 'Hostess Lucknow Unit Unit 3, of Lucknow United Church Women .met in the church -parlor- 'n-October--3 , with 19 rhembers present. Mrs. Gordon Kirkland opened' , the meeting with a Thanksgiving poem, followed by the singing of the hymn "Sing to' the Lord of Harvest" and the Lord's prayer repeated in unison. Mrs. Percy Newbold led in devotions, using for 'the scripture reading, Phillips translation of 1 Corinthians,. chapter 13. In the English language there is only the one word used for many kinds, of love. In Greek there are three., each meaning a different kind of love. Philia , is the. love of friendship, eros, the love of desire or romance, agape is com- passionate loye , the words that: expresses the lOve of God. a. Mrs. Newbold concluded with a poem "Indifference". God might prefer our hatred to our indifference. Prayer followed. The roll call was answered by. stating "Why I am thankful". During the business pelriod arrangements were made for the W. visit to Brucelea Haven, members taking candy for a treat. A hot. Turkey Supper will be held October XT. An invitation was received from Trinity U.C. W. to. attend their Thankoffeting October 12. Our own lhankoffer- ing will be November 9. Mrs. N. J. MacKenzie was in charge of the program. •"Come , ye thankful people come': was sung, and Mrs: MacKenziThad ant article on Thanksgiving,Day. Mrs. J. Wraith read two' short poems. "I. Walked in Autumn Woods" and "Hold Autumn in Your Hand". Mrs. Wightman gave a .study on "Uganda, its geography , people , and causes leading up to the pres- ent expulsion of Asians.' Mrs. Ross Cumming played a piano instrumental "Let There Be 'Peace on Earth". - "Lord Dismiss us with Thy . Blessing" was sung and Mrs. Mac- Kenzie closed the meeting with prayer. IS OUR B ******:********** ****** THIS ADVERTISEMENT BOUGHT TO YOU AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BY :FIRE „PREVENTI# FIRE :PREVENTION WEEK.IS:EVERYHKEK LucknOW • Fite DeOrttren InSS RITCHIE - TUCKER The marriage of Donna Jill Tucker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .Earl Wm. Tucker of R. R. 2 List- owel and Calvin Andrew Ritchie of Waterloo , son-of-Mr:and-Mrs= AndieW Ritchie , R. R. 7 ,Lucknow was solemnized in Trowbridge Un- ited Church on SatUrday. Septem- ber 9th at four-thiriY o'clock. Rev. W. G. Dickson of Atwood officiated. The church was decorated with candelabra and white gladioli, orange tipped carnitions and baby's breath: Community Centre. The bride's mother wore a floor- Given in marriage by her fath- length gown of pink French crepe er , the bride wore a gown with _ with beaded trim ,and an orchid bodice of lagoda fabric-with rnad- corsage. iera lace trim and'ouilted full The grOOm's mother chose a Skirt with self train. Her finger ,- floor-length gown of mauve-crepe tip veil was held by a Juliette cap with orchid corsage. with seeded pearls., .She carried a: The bride's, going-away costume bouquet of a- white orchid with was a navy double-knit pant Suit orange delight roses, stephanotis trimmed in red with red accessor- and babyts-breat i.es--and--w-hite-orehid-cOrsag . Herb Barger of Lucknow was best man. Ushers Were Doug Wal- per of Kitchener_ancLJim Tnekei of Glencoe. brother of the bride. Organist was Mrs. Stan Thomp- son of Listowel. The soloist Carl 'Stief of Listowel sang "Wedding Prayer" and "More". A.reception followed at Elma Laurie Little of Listowel. cousin of the bride. Their gowns and flowers were the same as the mat- ron of honour's. Matron of honour was' Mrs'. Ken Little of Kitchener. She wore,a gown of blue crepe with sthocked bodice and long sleeves and car- ried an arm bouquet Of wheat witb coral shaded gladioli. • Bridesinaids were MrS. Doug -V-a-lpe-r-of Kitchener-and- Mi Following a wedding trip to Bermuda , the couple are residing at 317 Regina,St. N. Waterloo.. put-of-town guests.attending the wedding were from Kitchener , Waterloo, Grimsby , Lucknow,, London, Leamington arid Vancotly- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11.t.h, 1972.