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LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. Robert Nicholls, B.A.
Minister
MARCH 4th
10 a.m. Sunday • School
11 a.m. Morning Worship
Those wishing transportation to
church contact
Wm. G. Hunter 528-2i41
POINT.TO PONDER
Service is 'the 'rent we pay for
the space we occupy.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2fth. 1
Licknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D.
Minister
• • -Plione 528-2740
MARCH 4th
Soeramont of Communion
10:00 alm. Sunday School
11 aim. Morning Worship
7:30 p.m. Evening Service
Special music with the Bell
Ringers. from Wingham and an
Instrumental Group including
Rick Orr on guitar.
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KINLOUGH NEWS
Mrs. Tom. MacDonald was the.' hostess for the. Presbyterian West;
en's Missionary Society tneetid
at her home on Wednesday , Feb.
Ashfield
. Mrs. Dick West was hostess to
the Ashfield Women's Missionary
Society February meeting.., Mrs.
Warren Wylds opened the meeting
with a poem, followed by hymn •
and the W.M.S. Purpose.
The scripture' was read by Mrs.
Wylds, also meditation, which'
was taken from "All Things Are
Possible Through Prayer". Offer-
tory Prayer was given by Mrs.. Jim
West. Roll call with a verse 'on'
love was 'answered by 12 members.
One visitor and one child were'
also present. .
Mrs. Donald' Simpson spoke on
Indian Culture namely - music ,'
,
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Dungannon -LICW
The February meeting of Dun-
• gannon'U.C. W. was held on
'Wednesday 21st at 2 o'clock in
the church -basement. The meet-
ing was in charge of Mrs. Clar-
ence McClenaghan and Mrs.
Derk Logtenberg, conveners for'
Christian ande/viissionary Educa -
don. As the ladies gathered,
music from 'India was quietly :
played. A large display of art-
icles from India had been
'arranged and was viewed before
the'meeting began.
Mrs. Logtenberg opened the
meeting with a hymn
followed by the scripture read-
ing from Luke by. Mrs. Leonard
Reed'. Mrs. McClenagharr gave
the meditation and prayer was
offered by Mrs. Logtenberg.
These two ladies presented a skit
when many enlightening factors
about India were presented.
Mrs. Lorne Hasty , president,
presided for the business. Roll
call•was,answered by 18 ladies
naming-a product of India..
Thanklou Mates were read and
the treasurer's report given by
Mrs. K. Ic. Dawson gave a re...
port from the floor committee
stating it would take 200 sq. yds.
of material to cover the ,base- ,
ment.floor. Estimates had been
received' from Finlay Decorators
Lucknow, but no action was tak-
en at this time.
A Fashion Show will be held
in AuburnnCommunity Hall.
Huron-Perth Presbyterial Chris-
tian Development Day will be
held February' 28 starting at 9.15
a.m. in Seaforth United Church.
Anyone wishing to 'go contact
Mrs. McClenaghan.
Mrs. Joe Dauphin •read a letter
;from, ReV. Amy Shauffler of An-
gola, whiCh she had reeeived
thanking all for parcels. sent to
help in her work. w We were re7
minded to bring a gift for the
Cancer cupboard to March meet-
ing. Mrs. J. M. Reed bought
the quilt the ladies had quilted
since the last meeting:
The feature was a crossword
pUz2le on India. A dainty lunch
prepared by Mrs. Harvey Alton
and Mrs. Robt.. Irvin was enjoyed•
and a social half-hour followed.
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Thinking .Day
Service At
Lucknow Church
On Sunday, February'25th, the
Lucknow Scouts, Cubs, Guides
and BrOwnies assembled at the
Lucknow Presbyterian Church for
the 'annual Thinking Day Service.
All assembled in the basement of
the church and then grouped in'
twos and marched up 1,oth sides
of the church for the service.
Rev. Glenn Noble welcomed the
Scouts', Cubs, Guides'and Brown-•
ies, and fermed his sermon around
the motto - Be Prepared.
Flag bearers for the Guides
were Janet Humphrey and Susan
Thompson; for the Scouts Rick
. Whitby , and Gary, McInnes; for. the
Cubs Kevin Bolt/and Alex Purves.
St. Peters A.C.W.
The A.C. W. of St. Peter's
Church, Lucknow met in the Par-
ish Hall on Tuesday, February 20 .
at 8:15'p.m. In the absence of
the President, Mrs. Clare
Johnstone presided.
• Miss Ruth Thompson gave the
opening prayer and Mrs. Garratt
read, the scripture, Psalm. 56. The
roll call was answered by "How
I could help my neighbour -. not
materially". A busy time seems
to be ahead. 'Plans were made
to make Turkey Pies..
The, clergy of the Deanery will
'meet here March 5 and the ladies
have been asked to serve noon
lunch. Plans were also made for
the Pancake Supper. The ladies
were reminded of the Worlds Day'
Of Prayer, this years service in the
Christian Reform Church.
Mrs. Tom Pritchard introduced
the guest speaker, 'Mr. Marvin
Streich - Department Of Social
and Family Services Wingharn:
Mr. Streich gave' a very inter-
esting talk on his work, the
problems and rewards and ended
with a few laughsfrom letters
received' at the Toronto office.
He also had several pamphlets
which the ladies were free to
pick'up.
Mrs. Johnstone gave the closing
thoughtand.Mrs. Warren the
closing prayer.
Lunch and a' social 'time 'follow-
ed.
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Presbyterian
'Auxiliary
•
The February meeting Of the
Lucknow Presbyterian Church
Auxiliary was held .in the Fellow-
ship, room 'of the Church with
20 ladies present.'
Miss Miss Maudie Fisher, President
,in charge, opened 'the meeting
with a poem entitled "Get a
Transfer". Mrs. Ron Forster pres-
ented the scripture and medita-
tion. • •
The 'topic on India , in charge
of Mrs. Jack MacDonald , was
presented in the form of slides
and commentary on how India has
iMproved greatly in the last three
years. The,people have been
taught to work the land, and in
some places they are growing
different kinds of vegetables for
food. One-third of India's dis--
easels caused from impure water.
Mrs. Robert MacKenzie read
two readings entitled "I Dream
of Spring" and "Our Little Feath-
ered Friends". She also conduct-
ed a contest.
The roll'call was answered•
and business and correspondence.,
disdussed.
Miss Liella FinlaysongaVe the
closing Firayer. .
- Lunch was served and a social
rime followed.
ruary 21st.
The opening hymn was "Jesus
shall reign" and the preSident •
Mrs. Jack Bali gave a reading
"Let us do it now"..
The ladies were remind of
the Presbyterial Ito be held at
Molesworth on May 28th when
W ..M. S 'will be in charge of the
meditation. Plans were made fe
the. W.K.S. ladies here to have
charge of the church service on:
March 18th .. A' suggestion was
made to hold a family night in
the pear future. Mrs. Frank
Maulden gave the Missionary rep.
ort on Miss Mary Nichol R.N.,
nursing 'consUltant of India.
A film strip on Paul "The
church is born" was shdwn by
Don Robertson. Mrs: Don Reid
and Mrs. Don,Robertson were pta.
gram conveners. Mrs. Reid had
charge of the prayer circle and
gave a .reading from the Glad
Tidings "Where do you find Just-,
ice?" '
Mrs. Don Robertson introduced
the Study Book on India telling
of. its land' and. people.. Mrs.
Jack Barr gave the courtesy re-
marks. The grace was sung and
refreshments were served by Mrs,
Stewart MacDonald and Mrs,
Tom MacDonald.
,The next meeting will be held
at the home' of Mrs. Frank •
gaulden. .
art and ,journalism. Mrs. Wylds
'read articles from Glad Tidings
written by Missionaries who had
.been 'in India.
• Mrs. Jim West presided for
the business pant. \Mrs. Henry
M4cKenzie gave a report on the
bale, members are knitting
blocks for an afghan to be sent •
with the bale.
Mrs. Wylds closed the meeting
with, hymn 553 arid prayer. Grace
was sung and committee 'in
charge served lunch.
LUCKNOW
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED •
CHURCH
J. W. • Van Stempvoort
Pastor
Services: '
10:00 a.m. Service
'2:30 p.m. Service
VISITORS WELCOME
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'Mrs: .Harvey Alton.
NTENNIAt ..yEAR.
CHURCH ..EVENTS .CONTINUE
<33 INVITATIONS
e ANNOUNCEMENTS
6 INFOR'M'ALS
tat ACCESSORIES
LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IS
PROMOTING AN EVENING SERVICE
Sunday, March 4th at 7:30
REV. MR. GLENN NOBLE, MINISTER
THE WINGHAM' BELL' RINGERS
Under the direction of Mr. Gordon Leggatt will .
' be in attendance
A LOCAL INSTRUMENTAL GROUP
' Will alio be supporting this service including
Mr: Rick Orr, Guitarist
THIS IS AN OPEN SERVICE
EVERYONE IS INVITED TO. ATTEND
More special services will be promoted during ,
our 1973 Centennial Year
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