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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-03-14, Page 10CRAWFORD MOTORS CHRYSLER - DODGE PLYMOUTH WINGHAM ONTARIO PHONE 357-3862 1968 FORD Custom 2 door, 8 automatic, power steeling and brakOs 1968 PLYMOUTH Stationwagon, '8 automatic, power steer!. and brakes 1967 DODGE 4 door, 8 automatic with radio 1967 MUSTANG 6 automatic with radio 1970 AMENS snowmobile C.G.I.T. NEWS Presbyteriarf WMS The March meeting of the afternoon• Auxiliary of the WOrn-' en's Missionary ,Society of the Lucknow Presbyterian Church was held at the home of Mrs. Wm. Porteous with a good attendance. Mrs. Morgan Henderson was in the chair, and opened the meeting with verses appropriate to the season. Scripture reading from the Psalms, and prayer by Mrs. Noble Johnston followed. The Bible Study on Obedience was given by Mrs. Philip Stew- art.' A notice from the Supply, Secretary'regarding the, allocation for 1973 was read. Roll call was answered by a verse 'from the Gospel of St. Luke. Mrs. Henderson gage the offertory prayer. • The hymn, What a friend we have in Jesus was followed by. the Glad Tidings review by Mrs. Jas. Sthith, and Mrs. Jas. Little• read the poem "The. Master's Touch". Mrs. Porteous made the study 'on India very interesting, getting her information from various sources as well as the study 'book. The visiting committee, report— ed On their •visits to new-comers and• sick and shut-ins. Mrs. 1.013t Mbffatt closed the meeting with prayer. A cup of tea and social half • hour was enjoyed after the meet- ing. • Lucknow Unit I Mrs. Wesley• Ritchie was hostess for. Unit 1 of Lucknow United Church Women: Mrs. E. W, Rice presided and opened with a poem. Mrs. H. Barger read the, scriptuie and Mrs. Wilbur Brown for meditation lead "Compassion and the World's.Need" and led in prayer. . MONUMENTS For sound eounsel and a fair price on. a monument ' cOrreetlY 'designed from quality material, rely OD 01 0 it Pat O'Hagan, Prop. • ESTABLISHED OVER SIXTY YEARS WALKERTON PHONE 8814234 ONTO • PAGE TEN WEDNESDAYA MARCH 1',: . THE 1,UcKNOW.SENTIH.EL.„ .1,UCKN0119, ONTARIO Mrs'. torne Sparks Was Guest Speaker WHITECHURCH NEWS Calvin-RrickZnited Church' held the World Days of Prayer March 2nd at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Norman Coultes. Leader's, for the meeting Were'Mrs. Roy Dawson, Mrs. John L. Currie and Mrs. Roy Pattison. Leader for the Silent Reflection . was Mis. Kenneth Mason, for Express it, Mrs. Peter Chandler a0t1 reader Mrs Ronald Jamieson. LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED. CHURCH J. W. Van Stempvoort Pastor Services: 10:00 a.m. Service 2:30 p.m. Service VISITORS WELCOME LUCKN9W UNITED CHURCH Rev. Robert Nicholls, B.A. Minister MARCH 18th Lent 2 10 a.m. Sunday School' 11 a.m. Morning Worship .During, the past weeks the Luck- now C.G.I.T. girls have been , doing the India Mission Study. At each meeting the girls have. been trying yoga exercises with Marion Mowbray, the leaders and Lynda Campbell helping at different sessions. The girls have, dramatized situ- ations of Indian young people, re- searched education in' India from the book "Mother India's Child- . ten" and viewed a filM on Hinduism. Mrs. Mary Malhotra, an Indian lady who was born and trained for a nurse inindia , show- ed slides and answered the many questions about India. She also showed the group how to put on a sari. Brenda -MacDonald and Nancy Ritchie helped with an Indian worship service. The girls are singing with a record "Songs for India Year" and will be trying' a sari, dance to cassette tape mus- ic. They also are looking for- ward to trying Batik. ,On March 5th, Cathy Jamieson and Susan Clark led the group ; in the Youth World Day of Prayer Service. In a few weeks the group 'will be making chocolate coyered., fondant Easter eggs to raise money for their foster child, Marleny Millones in Peru. Trinity UCW Thursday, March 8, the regul - ar meeting`of Trinity United Church Women was held at the home of Mrs. Warren Zinn,• with an attendance of 23 ladies and two children. The meeting, open-, ed with a verse by the president Mrs. Jirri Hunter, followed by the singing, of hymn 4.0. All'repeat - ed the Lord's Prayer in unison. Mrs. Ralph Cameron read the scdptuie, from Luke 16 and Mrs. Alex"Hackett gave the • meditation. , Mrs. Jim Arnold gave the Study Book on India, also some ques- tions. Mrs. Ralph Cameron clos- ed the devotions with prayer. Mrs. Allan Ritchie gave ,a report On the Regional Meeting at' Sea- forth. Mrs. Warren Zinn gave the treasurer's'report, Mrs. Donald Hackett reported for the Supply ' Work, and the quilts. Mrs. Ken Alton conclueted a contest .on People of the Bible, following , with a Bible Study, on understand- ing the Parables in the Bible. The Apron Contest was held, and Mrs. • Blake and Mrs. Reid 'from /Dungannon • kindly judged the aprons for us. Winners were large work apron, Mrs. Alex Hackett; fancy apron, Mrs. Jerry Cranston; small work apron, -, Mrs. Jim Arnold. Mrs. Hummel closed the meeting with prayer., A dainty lunch was served by the commit-. tee in charge, during which, Mrs. Ken. Alton read the "Trin- ity Tattler"• which provided some laughs for everyone present. The hostess for the next meeting is Mrs. D. A. Hackett. • SiiiitowthmKsinioss The March meeting of South Kinloss. Women's Missionary Soc- iety was held at the home of Mrs. Harold Campbell. The President, Mrs. Bruce Hamilton opened the meeting by the reading of a poem. Hymn 49* was sung and the Lord's Prayer repeated. Mrs. Hamilton Welcomed all. There was an attendance of 21 members and 4 children. An, invitation from the Evening,Auxiliary of Lucknow Presbyterian Church -to 'attend -a meeting Tuesday evening; April 17th at 8 p.m. was accepted.' A yeading was ,given by Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon entitled "God give me Grace". 'The Bible study followed - John 11. this was led by Mrs. Lorne Sparks with reading and question and answers by thoSeprepent. Mrs. Ira Dickie -gave an excellent re- • view of the March Glad' Tidings: The roll call was answered by 'Naming. an Indian Missionary. The offering was received with Mrs. Lloyd MacDoagall giving the offertory prayer. A film "Do We Care" was shown by Mrs.. Fraser MacKinnon and Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall 'This was in connection with the Study of India. The meeting was favoured 'by a solo "He Died For Me" by Mrs. Philip Steer. Mrs. Allan MacDougall, Mrs. Harry Lavis and Mrs. Ted aoliy- er took part 'in the Prayer Circle, The courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall. Hymn 376 was sung and Mrs. Douglas Graham closed with prayer. Grace was sung, and lunch served by the hostess and director Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon and Mrs, Lloyd MaCDougall. Mrs. Ewart Taylor read a very interesting' article on Education and •Learning. , . Mrs. E. W. Rice gave the topic With further 'study of India telling of music , arts; journalism, also that TV is now enjoyed in some parts and .newspapers are. more wide spread. 'There is a greater interest in religion, Kinlough A.C.W KLNLOUGH NEWS' ° The March meeting of the, Anglican Church Women was held on' Wednesday afternoon at' the home of Mrs. Bert Nicholson. Mrs. Gertrude• Walsh presi and gave the call to Worship, which was followed by pray; Mrs. Bert Nicholson read the Ash Wednesday Epistle and pel. Mrs. Midford Wall was charge of the meditatioa and read some important articles the hulletin. On March 18 a Meeting will held in Exeter when Missions from Uganda will be present, roll call was answered witht ward', "Rppent". The deanety fees had been forwarded.• T were two requests for having ing done. The' meeting closed withp and a record of the hymn" a friend we have in Jesus4 was played. The April hostess will be David HaldenbY' and it will be the quiet day with Mrs. Bert: Nicholson, Mrs. Art Haldenby and Miss Edna Boyle conven Delicious refreshments were ed by the hostess and Mra, Graham gage the courtesy re As this was a work meeting a was quilted during the afters with many sects and . religious beliefs with Hine the most popular and.that the teaching' of Agriculture and implements is more needed Missionaries: This part Co ed with a quiz on India. Mrs. Al Irwin read a couple poems on stewardship "The and buggy days" and "Your life"'. The roll call, a garden •hint , was answered by' teen members and two ViSit011 and a special collection and donations for the• layette were, given.' The meeting closed with a ' hymn and 'grace• followed by lunch: The guest speaker.was Mrs. • Larne Sparks of 2nd concession of Kinloss. She was thanked by Mrs: Norman Coultes and presented With a gift. Readers Were Mis. Alex Robertson .. , .Mrs: Dan Dow and Mrs. John Jamieson. The . offering was received by Mrs. . Richard Moore. The benediction closed the service: Lunch' was,served. , Those wishing transportation to church contact Wm. G. Hunter 528-2741 POINT TO PONDER Our problem today is that we worship our work, work at -our play and play at our worship. Gordon Dahl Lucknow. Presbyterian Chuich Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., It.D. Minister • Phone 528-2740 • 1973 IS CENTENNIAL YEAR OF. THIS CHURCH MARCH 18th 10:00 a.m. Sunday School :::;1 •4'!''..:.;;:;:4-,14- ;,ucknOifv. Unit 2 Unit 2 of Lucknow United Church Wornen met at the home of Mrs'. .Harvey HOUSt0h for the March meeting. • Mrs.. Eldon Henderson Opened the meeting with a reading "A Thought For Each Day" and a prayer. Hymn. 445 was sung .with Mrs. Peter Cook at the piano. The roll call was answered • with an article for a layette. There was: an attendance of 23 members 1 visitor and 1 child. Plans were' made for the Easter Thankoffering on March 8th. Mrs. Don Cardis gave the visitor's report. Everyone signed a card to be sent to Miss Ada. Webster who is a patient in University, HoSpital, London. Mrs. paynarcl Ackert reada poem "The Perfect Church" and an article on re- fugees from Uganda for Christian and Missionary Education. Miss Helen'ThompsOn gage the treas- urer's report. Mrs. Garfield MacDonald presided for the program. She read a poem "What Is A Smile" and hymn 270•was sung., Psalm 111 was read by Mrs. Magoffin and Mrs. Dexter gave a prayer. .Miss Helen ThompsOn sang a beautiful solo. Mrs. Harvey Houston gave an interesting meditation on "Time* is a Pick- pocket". , Mrs. MacDonald continued with the study on India on "The ' Green Revolution": She spoke on farming conditions,and the prob- lerns of producing enough food for their large poptilation.' "Five Fingers" was,read by Mrs. Wraith and "A Lenten Thpught", by Mrs.. Gibson. Mrs. 1VlacDonald•closed the meeting 11 . Morning Worihip a lovely piano instrumental ing lunch.