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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-02-14, Page 10Guarantee your retirement income now and pay lesi income tax too Ask your CIAG representative for helpful suggestions on this and other insurance needs. AUTOMOBILE — LIFE ' HOME PROTECTION FARM, FAMILY" LIABILITY. ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS BUSINESS — SNOWMOBILE BOAT'- CAMPER -TRAILER JEAN WHITBY LUCKNOW dilbor CIAG INSURANCE , P ATOPS INSL RANCE ASSOCIATIOS.S OF C,L FLPH Own Bathroom Plastic Fittings: New easy method No special tools required You can install your own plumbing with no. problems. COME !NAND INQUIRE AT Lucknow District Col Phone 528.-212571 PAGE THE..1.4CKNOW SENTINEL!!.WKNOWs91,4TARIO. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY The February meeting of the Afternoon'Auxiliary of the Wom- en's Missionary Societrof the. , Lucknow Presbyterian Church met in Mrs. Noble Johnston's, home with an attendance of thirty. Mrs, Johnston, presiding, opened ' the meeting by reading a poem, "The Quiet Place", following the' singing of Psalm. "0 Worship the King". Mrs. Sherwood gave the - Bible Study, reading fr•om Psalm 37, after which Mrs. Jas. Smith . ' led in prayer. Mrs. Robt. Reid gave the "Glad Tidings"' review. Mrs. Johnston ' gave the offertory prayer. Thank you notes for Christmas Cheer boxes were read. Roll call was 'answered by a verse from the book of St. Luke. • Mrs. Glenn Noble had the Mission Study on India and told of the Green Revolution In India; resulting in more grain and veg- etable food: Miss. Sadie Johnston closed the 'meeting with prayer 7, / "Happy Birthday" was sung to those who had birthdays recently. and Mrs. Morgan Henderson thank ed Mrs. Johnston for entertaining the Auxiliary for the February meeting ,then all enjoyed a cup of tea and a social half hour. Mrs. Glen Walden welcomed members of Unit 3 of Lucknow Pnited Church , Women to her home on February 6'. Mrs. Gordon Kirkland opened the meeting with a poem The Future. 'Hymn 254 was sung:with Mrs. J. Hall at the piano and the Lord's , Prayer• was repeated in unison. • 'Eighteen members an- . swered the roll-call with a scrip- ture' verse containing the word Love. • Members are asked to bring an article for a layette, to \the • March meeting. Mrs. Harold Treleaven, reporting for Christian Citizenship, gave an article condemning apartheid' in, Africa. Mrs. W. G. Hunter read "Thank you" notes. from \members. Mrs. Glen . Walden read an article on "Life's Stewardship". Mrs. Walden presided for the program. Mrs.•C.,Hallarn .read the scripture from Luke 9. The meditation and.prayer were given by Mrs. Walden. Mrs.. Earl Wightman introduced the mission study book on India • and in dialogue with Mrs. Tre- leaven talked of sorrie of India's problems, dealing with over• population, sanitation and nutrition. A general discussion followed. A reading, The Legend, of Valentine, was given by Mrs. Walden. June Alton accompan- ied her sisters, Ruth, Nancy and Grace as they sang two songs "Its a Small World" and "Let . There Be Peace", Ruth Alton played a piano instrumental.. Mrs. Kirkland gave courtesy remakrs. The meeting was clos- ed with, the _Mizpah Benediction. Lucknow- Unit 3 ovars."0"1040,""b*"."0" LUCK NOW UNITED CHURCH Rev. Robert Nicholls, B.A.. Minister FEBRUARY 18th 10 a.m. Sunday School • 11 a.m. 'Morning Worship. Those wishing transportation to church contact Wm. G. Hunter 528-2741 Services: 10:00 a.m. `Service WO pin. Service VISITORS WELCOME LUCKNOW . CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH J. W. Van Stempvoort, Pastor Dennis And Mrs. Gordon Cayley held an interView on "The Roll of the Woman in India". We split into groups and answered ques- tions. The members all joined in a relay on putting on a Sari. The worship was started 'by singing the United Nations Hymn. ,The scripture and meditation • • were read 'by Mrs: Garnet Hender- son. The hymn "Let There be Light" was then Sung and Mrs. Henderson gave a prayer.' Mrs. Ernest Ackert closed with the benediction. Lunch including Indian •cookies was served by the committee. Whitechurch Whitechurch United' Church ' Wonnen held their February meet- ing on Tuesday the 6th at 2, • o'clock at the home of Mrs. George Thornpson. Theconvener of Christian and 'Missionary Edu- cation Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw was in charge of the meeting and • gave the Call to Worship.. Mrs. Elmer Sieighthoim led in prayer. The scripture, was read by Mrs:. QuiPP• Mrs. Sleightholm, Mrs. Quipp and . Mrs. Laidlaw took part in a read= ing "The Useful Bridge". Mrs, LaidlaW read 2 Bible verses, led in prayer and read froin,the Study , Book = Christianity in India - Why are you' .a Christian? What weaknesses arise in church? Mks. Kaade Koeijer sang The Lord's Prayer in the Dutch language, The president Mrs. . Millari Moore presided for the business. The treasurer's report Was given by Mrs. Albert Coultes. The roll call was answered by 14 members and 1 child, with a, • Biblical verse with Love. Mrs. Moore announced that the Pretbyterial Annual Meeting will be 'held at Seaforth Febrpary , 28. • The World Day of Prayer will be held March 2nd at 2.30 in the .A United Church. Mrs. Moore told the story of 4 Journalist in China. and closed the meeting prayer.„ The travelling Lo.met was then enjoyed, ••••••••"*"..0%.0%••••!!!..."411%."*"."...."61 Lucknow Unit 4 The February meeting of Unit 4 of Lucknow United Church Wom- en was held At the home of Mrs. Allan Johnson. Mrs. Ernest Ack- ert Jr: opened the business with a poem "The World is Mine". The roll call was answered by 18, with articles for a layette. •Mrs. Cliff.Crawford read the treasurer's report. 'The General meeting is to be Thursday, February 15; the Presbyterial Annual on March 10; and the World Day, of. Prayer March £ at the. Christian Reform- ed Church. Mrs. Ackert read an invitation to a joint meeting in, March with the Presbyterian ladies. Mri.' Ackert read a poem "The ,Touch of the Masters Hand". Mrs. Gordon ' Cayley lit incense and demonstrated with Mrs. Don Dennis as model how to don a Sari. Mrs._ Gordon kooks, Mrs. Don Lucknow Unit Unit of LucknoW United • Church Women met at 'the home ; Of WS. Kenneth Cameron for • -the February meeting. Mrs, Charles Anderson, .presid , .ent opened the meeting, with a poem "The Perfect Church", ° -The roll call was answered by the paying Of lea,. 19 PrS•ent , • Mrs. Kenneth Cameron gave the financial. report. • • Mrs., R. Struthers reported for Social FUnctions, and stated each Social Function Unit. convener • will be in charge of an.activity • during the year and get in touch' with Mrs,. Struthers for any in- formation required. • Any het,' - eaved fainily wishing lunch served following ,a funeral get in . touch with Mrs. Glen•Walderi .for information? regarding this . Mrs. Armstrong Wilson report- ed on Community Friendship activities and cards sent.. Mrs. Stuart Collyer save a reading - "I was a stranger and wel- • corned me" and other short: readings:' Mrs. •Robt: Finlay, • Christian Education convener, reported on. the young people from our congregatiOn.who had attend- ed Five Oaks. .She told' us of the excellent facilities available ' there fOrindividuals or families . to, enjoy. Mrs., 'Anderson reminded: .4. of the,Presbyterial.at Walkerton, March 10 and one delegate. from each unit is requested to attend. , February .15th is th'e General Meet- ing at the church. - The Corn .=.. munity• Friendship conveners. are in charge of the vitatiOn from thePreSbyterian' Evening AuXiliary• was read inviiting ns•to•their church ttie•s-,•• ,day March 20 at 8 P.m. .MarCh. 2 is the World Day .Of Prayer in the- Christian .Reformed -Church . „ Mks. Mary (MacMillan) Camp - bell will be the guest 'speaker.. Mrs, Ken Cameron' was- in f Charge. of. the deovitonal: part of • the meeting, ..Missionary Theme "was entitled God's Geography . Mrs: John 'Nicholson read scrip- ture from Psalm 19 and 24. Mrs, Robert -Struthets offered Prayer- • and read an interesting devotional Mts. Herb Barger faVonred.with... three lovely' acCordian selections. The ladies then enjoyed 'an 'inter-.. P4606;0461106040,0"."6"6"."6".""•••.%"..W.0% Lucknow Presbyterian -Church Rev. 'Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D. Minister - Phone 5284740 FEBRUARY 18th 10:00 a.m. Sunday School a.m. Morning Woiship POINT TO PONDER "No doctrine of the' Christian religion is worth preserving which cannot be verified in daily life." John Watson Trinity UCW On Thursday, February 8 the Trinity United'Church Women: nwt at, the home, of Mrs: Alex/ 'Hackett,' with an attendance of 25 ladies and one child. The meeting opened with a verse on Life by Mrs., Jim Hunter, • HyniA 254 was followed by all,repeatil the Lord's Prayer in unWpn. The roll call was answeredm' a verse and, reference with the: word heart in it. The scripture was read by Mrs.. Jerry Cranston and MrS. Donald Hackett had tit meditation, Mrs. Chester. Hackett then CO ducted the Study Book on India, beginning with a contest on "pr ucts of India" with Mrs. Jim Aro old and Mrs. Ken Alton re- ceiving the prize, which was a product produced in India. Co tinued study of India followed and then the ladies were divided into groups to answer queStions, Mrs, Jerry Cransron, closed the .Devotional part of the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Ken Alton gave a Bible Study. on • Church Membership and Prayer. During the bi;jtim part of the meeting, two quilts were shown ,-that haVe been 'completed since the last meeti also one crib quilt. The ladies Were reminded of the roll' call for:March -being a fahey apron, Mrs: Ken Alton gave two very interesting readings, ;Mrs, Warren Zinn is the' hostess for Or March meeting.. Mrs. Jim Hun er closed with prayer. The lad on the co'rninirtee served lunch, 4 Presbyterian VVMS• esting Crossi;gord puzzle on India Mr. Nicholls showed an interest ing slide on Dr. Robert McClu work in his hospital. in India among lepers and other serious' ill'patients. Mrs. Anderson offered: a vote of thanks to 'our hostes and th 'taking part: We heard a record ing The Light of the World is Jesus by bale Evans. Mrs.. Can bron closed the meeting with Prayer. The committee in charge served a delicious lunch.